Graettinger Times Local News July 17 1924
Local column notes visits and outings across Graettinger and nearby towns. Dr P J Hession called at Estherville while W C Foster family visited Hand's Park. Frances Stewart attends Cedar Falls summer school. Nellie Millen visits the McCarty home. the Paulsens enjoy Templar Park outing. Cathelin Ladies Aid event draws large attendance. Mrs Tindall hosts with Mrs Leduc. McFarland family guests of Ella Franklin. Fidler baby in River Falls hospital improving. A social survey will study nine Iowa towns under Institute of Social and Religious Research and the US Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Hession
Estherville
W.C. Foster
Hand’s Park
Frances Stewart
Cedar Falls
Nellie Millen
Fort Dodge
McCarty
P. J. Paulsen
Templar Park
M. J. Tindall
Jake Leduc
Cathelin Ladie’s Aid Society
A. W. McFarland
Mary Jane Wadhams
Sioux City
Ella Franklin
McFarland
Franklin
J. L. Fidler
River Falls
Wisconsin
Algona Republican
Iowa
Institute of Social and Religious Research of
New York
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Alta
Buffalo Center
Corning
Marathon
Strawberry Point
Winfield
Bussey
Grundy Center
LaPorte’ City
Battle Creek
Red Oak man to serve eight years in penitentiary
A Red Oak man convicted for two deaths in a 1922 automobile crash will serve eight years. A Atlantic worker was marooned atop a telephone pole for five hours as the Botna river rampaged. President Coolidge born July Fourth drew many birthday letters and clubs. Sioux City had a clear day in June but abundant moonshine. In Kansas City a potato seller was nabbed for selling corn in liquid form. A Chicago hospital hotel project costing 10 million dollars will open soon. An army worm tale from Waukegan, Illinois reports rails slickened by crushed worms. A barber notes boys outgrow barber chairs by twelve while many 40-year-old girls remain fidgety. Ford’s ten millionth car toured Des Moines as Gov. Kendall rode, and a cross-country Ford voyage continues. Pacifists may push to outlaw singing Three Cheers for the Red White and Blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Bota
Coolidge
Sioux City
Kansas City
Chicago
Waukegan
Ford
Des Moines
Jast
Gov. Kendall
Iit
New York
San Francisco
Henry
Church Notes and Sermons Highlight Local Services
Lutheran Church notes list farewell services at Graettinger and Gost Island churches led by Student D Nelson and Student Tveit with offerings for the students. Methodist items report Sunday school at 10 00 morning worship 11 00 sermon Chris Me Influences evening 8 00 with Bible study at Noble home Thursday 8 00 social night and John 12 lesson. Also mentions moral condition analysis by Professor G Pattison of Coe College and district supervisor Rev J Mekkelson. Detours noted as common but avoidable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Graettinger
D. Nelson
Gost Island
Tveit
O. Sande
Methodist Church
Epworth League
1 . Noble
St. John
G. Pattison
Coe
United States
U. S
Dro J. J. Sushnedl
Alsou — Distr
Springfield
Mass
Mpnorth League Institute
Okoboji
J. Mekkelson
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L. F. Diddie Co
Gilbaugh & Clemmensen Graettinger
Lowa
the Graettinger Times
John J. Sullivan
Hamburger
Bologne
Sete
Simonsen Bros
Palo Alto County
Towa
J. B. Lambe
Eures
Ted
Business Directory
ED Duhn
Auto Wrecking Co
Farmers Swipping Association
Graettinger Co-Operative Live Stock
Shipping Assn
L. A. Larson
Graettinger Creamery
Joe Amdahl
Prop
Ak Fig
City Meat Market
Simonsen Broa
Duhn Bros
U.R. Next
Price Bsc
Oscar Thompson
City BarberSho
Martin Myhre
P. J. Hhession
M.D
Graettuniger
TP Naak
B.S
AL. J. Riedy
D. D
Tate
GL. L. Lindsey
D. V
Gammon Lumber Yard
Balmer Graettinger
Chris Christoffersen
Marign Raepe
Prap
Farmers Grain Co
MGR
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