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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1965
Page
7
Social items announce an open house Sunday for Mr and Mrs Harry Wikert at the LeRoy Wikert home. Family members invite friends and relatives to call to honor the wedding anniversary of LeRoy Wikert of our community with the Wikert family.
Hospital notes list multiple residents from Graettinger Wallingford and nearby areas visiting or admitted during early July. Names include Mrs Charles Henningsen, Dean Walker Clarachitinger, Lyle Show, Mrs Dennis Lastine and baby, and Mrs Frank Jacobson with several dates in July.
Graettinger postmaster R. T. Manay attended the Iowa postmasters training school at Iowa State Unity in Ames on Monday and Tuesday of this week.
The DeVries daughter and Roger Prochniak of Sioux Falls wed at Christ the King Church in Signs Falls. Attendants wore aqua and white, guests celebrated at the Knights of Columbus Hall, then the couple planned a honeymoon to Yellowstone Park and Denver before settling in Phoenix.
Wallingford residents hosted a large group of guests for Venetta Skattebo’s wedding and a fourth anniversary observance. Attendees from Red Wing, Minneapolis, Portland, Corre Gordo, and other locales shared a steak barbecue and afternoon reception at the Skattebo home as family and friends celebrated amidst gifts and letters of thanks.
Mr and Mrs Dennis Lastine of Grailinger welcomed a sixth child, a son named David Alan, born Thursday at Saftel Family Hospital. He joins two brothers, Steven and Roy, with grandparents Mr and Mrs Russell Lastine of Graettinger and Mr and Mrs Jareld Bruce of Estherville. Seven fined in local JP court for June traffic offenses in Graettinger. fines range from 10 to 11 dollars plus costs.
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