Local News Highlights From Graettinger Area
Mrs. Musser and son spent a week with the Mitchells. Vivian Sulliven joined Mr. and Mrs. Lambe to Chicago for a vacation. Wm. Brown and Bob O’Brien motored to Sioux City. a sister is hospitalized there. Elsenbest family visited Rochester. Mrs. Lambe’s daughter Mrs. German from Elmore also visited. Axeltons from Ames visited, their son Marvin a naval draughtsman in Norfolk. Mrs. Growland recovering from surgery at home with daughter Mrs. Wilson. Joynt and Sullivan enjoyed a Catholic Ladies’ Aid chicken dinner. Editor Chris Reese and Beverly spent the day in Fenton, Father Hurley met them, and Reese is a former state senator. W.B. Hamilton visited Graettinger. Kunert family from Los Angeles stayed with the Flemings. Doerr and Thoreson houses hosted visitors. Dwayne Faul, son of Rev. Faul, stays with the Johnsons in Farnhamville. A note on a royal scandal appears in The American Weekly. L.T. Lewison from New Hampton visited Graettinger. Lewison says crops are advancing in Palo Alto. Mildred Jacobson and Dorothy Nourse returned from a west coast trip via Salt Lake City, Portland, Eureka, the Redwoods, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Catalina, Las Vegas, and Boulder Dam. cousins hosted in LA and trip lasted fifteen days.
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Musser
Pocahontas
Ambrose Mitchell
Vivian Sulliven
Charles’ Lambe
Chicago
Wm. Brown
Bob O'Brien
Sioux City
Elsenbast
Rochester
Carl Elsenbest
West Bend
Marvin
Navy
Norfolk
Virginia
M. C. Growland
Coleman Hospital
Woodrow Wilson
Wm. Joynt
Emmetsburg
J.J. Sullivan
Catholic Ladies’ Aid Society
Mrs. Joynt
Mrs. Sullivan
St. Mary’s
Chris Reese
Beverly
Fenton
Father Hurley
Marcus
J. J. Sullivan
Reese
Iowa
W.B. Hamilton
Graettinger
Adolph Kunert
Los Angeles
J. A. Fleming
George Doerr
W. R. Petersen
D. C. Berringer
O. L
Fremont Faul
A. J. Johnson
Farnhamville
Dwayne
American Weekly
Chicago Herald-American
L.T. Lewison
New Hampton
Graettiiver
Lewison
Palo Alto
Story County
Mildred Jacobson
John Jacobson
Dorothy Nourse
Estherville
West Coast
Salt Lake City
Utah
Columbia Highway
Portland
Oregon
Eureka
Calif
Redwoods
San Francisco
Catalina
Las Vegas
Boulder Dam
Jacobson
Marie
Lydia Jacobson
Paul Benton
Pete Jacobson
Emmetsburg Visits Close, Mahan and Family Tour Iowa
Mrs Wm Sullivan of Emmetsburg visits her father M E Mahan. Mahan spent the Fourth of July in Renville Minnesota with daughter Mrs Fred Jackson and husband. He then visited Lime Springs with son Thomas and family, returning Saturday evening. LeMars fire department aids razing the water tower after a torch sparked flames during demolition. Mrs Paul Zylstra of Pella, 85, rode in Elbert Van Maanen's plane over her home, becoming a flying enthusiast.
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Wm. Sullivan
Emmetsburg
M. E. Mahan
Renville
Minnesota
Fred Jackson
Lime Springs
Iowa
Thomas
LeMars
Paul Zylstra
Pella
Elbert van Maanen
Zylstra
Two Months Trip Ends for Ole Osher
Ole Osher has returned home after a two month journey visiting Niagara Falls Chicago several Wisconsin points and other state places. He reports the trip was enjoyable with many sights and experiences.
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Ole Osher
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Wisconsin
Milforu Couple Guests At Thoreson Home
Mr and Mrs Rasmus Ree of Milforu were guests Wednesday at the QO 1 Thoreson home.
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Rasmus Ree, Milforu
QO. 1
Thoreson
The Molisons Of Spencer Visit Graettinger Friends
The Molison family from Spencer Jack Molison wife and children Inez Lawrence and Lloyd visited Graettinger friends yesterday Lawrence recently arrived from Philadelphia where he runs a store and served in the navy while holding a pilot license for years Inez works at Henry Field station Shenandoah Jack Molison is described as youthful in appearance and jovial with the Times publisher during this rare visit
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Molisons
Spencer
Jack Molison
Inez
Lawrence
Lloyd
Grasttinger
Philadelphia
Navy
Inez Molison
Henry Field
Shenandoah
Graettinger
Times
Iowa State Fair to Host 1941 National Dirt Track Championship
The International Motor Contest Association announced the 1941 national dirt track championship will be held at the Des Moines Iowa track during August. Officials resurfaced and graded the track to be faster than before. Promised entrants include Gus Schrader Jimmy Wilburn Swan Peterson and Ben Musick with top drivers expected to compete in three race days.
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Iowa State Fair
America
International Motor Contest Association
Des Moines
United States
Gus Schrader
Jimmy Wilburn
Schrader
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