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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1973
Page
5
The article notes a banker recently arriving in Montezuma Presbyterian community. Mrs. Kercheval has teaching experience in Illinois and previously held roles with the Montezuma Jayceettes. The Kerchevals have eight year old Deborah and three year old Jimmy. John expects to explore local winters and cold snowy tales.
A group of 26 northwest Iowa high school seniors toured the nation's capital, sponsored by their local Rural Electric Coop. They posed on the Capitol steps with chaperones Mr and Mrs Earl Beyer of Holstein and Don Sullivan, Wiley Mayne administrative assistant. Cathy Graettinger of Graettinger was among the students.
The Graettinger Board of Education notes the treasurer's and secretary's reports approved, names Graettinger State Bank as depository, and sets the regular monthly meeting for the Monday after the first Tuesday. Budget increases of 25,000 and bond approvals are announced, with audit by State Auditor staff. Bus, library, and facility upgrades discussed. election law changes detailed for 1973 school elections on September 11.
Music instructor assigned to instrumental music at Cedar Rapids Washington High School with one day weekly at Erskine Elementary School. He plans to live in Graettinger and look for an apartment. He is doing graduate work and helping with clinics at the University of Iowa in Iowa City this summer.
Brian Guess son of Mr and Mrs Tom Guess of Emmetsburg was injured in a car motorcycle crash on July 5 in Graettinger. He was taken to St Marys Hospital Rochester Minnesota. Mrs Mary Carney of Fort Dodge visited at her sister Bernice Elsenbast last Thursday. Also notes of July events and ads for July 14 to 17 with bar promos and film showings.
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