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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1924

Page

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Lightning Hits Clemenson Home Wrecks Interior

Friday evening storm causes severe interior damage at the Chris Clemenson residence in the southeast part of town. Lightning burned beds and set mattresses afire while windows shattered and walls were ridided. Neighbors and a water brigade contained the blaze before firemen arrived. loss covered by insurance. Ice Cream Social July 19 at Mrs. George Sanding’s home. John Clemenson wed EdithRaamusen in Spencer on July 8, groom a local acetylene welder. couple to reside in Ruthven.

Chris Clemenson Clemenson John Clemenson Edith Raamusaen Rathvan Spencer B. Collins Ruthven Aes Clemensen

Osher's July Clearance Sale Opens This Week

Osher department store announces a big July clearance sale opening Friday in Graettinger and surrounding areas. The ad touts special bargains and price savings on a large stock, with Osher claiming unmatched value in northwest Town. Thrifty buyers should note the opening date.

Osher’s Graettinger Osher

Mission program at Hoping Church Sunday School

The Hoping Sunday School plans a mission program Monday evening July 21 at ? o'clock. Student D Nelson of Sinyingchow Honan China will speak. Tea cream and cake will be sold at the close. The Willing Workers mission society will offer articles for sale. All are invited.

D. Nelson Sinyingchow Honan China Mission Society

Birthday Anniversary for Graettinger Father at 68th

Children of Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson gathered Tuesday evening at Graettinger to celebrate Mr Johnsons 68th birthday. A daughter in Illinois did not attend. The gathering was joyful with dainty refreshments and warm wishes for many more such happy years.

Frank Johnson Tllinoisy Graettinger Mr. Johnson as_young Simun Times

John Nelson Pioneer Citizen Dies Sudden Last Thursday

John Nelson a longtime Graettinger resident and pioneer citizen died suddenly Thursday morning at about 4:30 after a stroke. Funeral services were held Saturday at the Danish Lutheran and Norwegian Lutheran churches, with large attendance and floral tributes. Nelson, born February 23, 1840, moved to Graettinger in 1919 with his wife Mary Jensen Nelson, raised eight children and was remembered for honesty, hospitality, and community service.

Graettinger John Nelaim Mr. Nelson T. J. Hession Nelson Sande Wautheran H. P. K. Tlansen South Walnut Valley of Death Valley of Death For No One Knows the Hour Wore the Day, Rev. Hansen Giottinger John Nelson H. Berlin John Bondhus China Jacobson Duhn Tans Pitusydoin Nelson Demin Jung Amey Racine Wisconsin Tava Chelatiansan L PB. Duhn Vato Alva Fallow Elizabeth Brennan Mary Jensen Andrew Alfred Mra Frank Durrett Nels John France Hersert William Martha Kersten Thompson Soren Christian Petersen Nebraska Wm. Puller Oregon West Main Street Vites Johm Nelson Ife Jay

Opera House Company Enjoying Good Patronage

The Hawkeye theatre now operates motion picture programs by the Opera House company with duplicate shows on Friday and Saturday evenings. Beginning in August the company will present the latest releases for mid week shows, likely Wednesdays. Contracts have been made for new pictures for local audiences, with Dorothy Dalton starring in Crimson Challenge on Friday and Saturday evenings.

Opera House Company Hawkeye Theatre Tort Dorothy Dalton

A few lines from Tom Bondhus and corn market note

T B Bondhus writes from Akron Colorado dated July 12 sending $2 to the Times with greetings from Knute Tveitness family. Corn reached the dollar mark Monday as crops look fine in Colorado. Nominations of Coolidge and Davis may stabilize business. corn prices rose from 65 cents to $1 per bushel.

Tom Bondhus T. J. Bondhus Akron Colorado The Times Knute Graettinger Coolidge Davis

Graettinger Thrives in Salem Meat Market Venture

J B Graettinger, once of this town, prospers in Salem Oregon as proprietor of the South Salem meat market. He enjoys a large patronage and recently sent M BE Mahan a batch of souvenirs from Salem which are highly appreciated.

J. B. Graettinger Salem Oregon South Salem M. BE. Mahan Mr.Mahan

Some girl motorists obey the law and others smile at the corner cop

A brief humorous note contrasts teen drivers who follow traffic rules with those who flirt with police at street corners, highlighting mixed behavior among young female motorists.

Graettinger Market Report for July 17, 1924

Graettinger market notes dated Thursday July 17 1924 list prices for corn oats and hay with local buyers and sellers noted. Market activity shows steady demand and small price shifts reflecting seasonal patterns in Graettinger.

Graettinger

Mildred Mahan Injured In Early Morning Crash

Mildred Mahan of Graettinger sustained severe injuries when her car collided head on with Jorgen Anderson's on a gravel road north of Graettinger between three and four a m The impact shattered her jaw and tore flesh from her cheeks while a neck of the jaw broke and all lower teeth loosened A nurse from Fort Dodge was secured and Kathryn Mahan suffered a knee injury Anderson suffered a left hand injury Oscar Munson escaped uninjured Both cars were badly wrecked and the incident occurred in darkness with passing confusion contributing to the crash

Mildred Mahan Grarttingger Jorgen Anderson Graettinger Coleman Hospital Estherville Fort Dodge Kathryn Mahan Anderson Oscar Munson Ford Mahan

Barber Accident Burns Miss Erickson Neck in Shop

Miss Erickson suffered a severe neck burn Monday afternoon when carbolic acid leaked from a barber’s neck brush used for disinfection. The acid spilled on the marble shelf and caused painful burns before medical aid arrived. George Schryver had just trimmed her hair and did not detect the contamination. The incident was reported in the Times.

Father Erickson Lsther Erickson George Schryver Miss Erickson

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