Weekend church services and events update
The notice lists multiple Lutheran congregations with service times at First Lutheran Lost Island and St Pauls. Guest speaker Kenneth Harland of Ogden Utah, a seminary fund appeal, and a YMC picnic at Pharosons Resort Spirit Lake are noted. Various meetings, circle Bible study, and junior Bible camp activities are scheduled with locations and times.
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First Lutheran
Lost Island
Paul G. Toto
Loat Island
Kenneth Harland
Ogden
Utah
Our
Luther Theological Seminary
St. Paul
ST. Paul's
Arthur W. Sorensen
Circle Bible Study
Chelea
No. 1
Wallingford Lutheran to Host District Leaguer's School
Wallingford Lutheran announces 11:00 a.m. Divine Services and 9:45 a.m. Sunday School. The South Central District Leaguer's school, for ages 15 and up, will be at Waldorf College August 6–21. Cost is $18 weekly. for details contact Kathryn Lundy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf College
Kathryn Lundy
Methodist Church Sunday Services With Minister George Pingle
Church services listed with George EK Pingle as minister at 9:30 church school and 10:36 morning worship in a compact schedule notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George EK
Pingle
Hospital News Free-Standing Obituaries and Notices
Holy Family Hospital Estherville reports forthcoming notices for Glenn Shaver Graettinger on Thursday July 12 and Mrs Carrie Kruse Ringsted on Friday July 13 detailing local hospital related notices for residents and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital News
Holy Family Hospital
Estherville
Glenn Shaver
Graettinger
Carrie Kruse
Ringsted
Driver and cattle escape injury in gravel road wreck
Nick Sherman of Gravttinger was driving a truck hauling 16 head of cattle when the vehicle overturned on a gravel road about a mile west of Lost Island center school last Tuesday night after 9 PM. Sherman escaped injury and the cattle were unharmed. the animals were transferred to another truck and taken to market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Sherman
Gravttinger
Sherman
Lost Island Center
Pirates Lose Leading Four Errors Span Ninth Inning
Bancroft capitalized on four seventh inning errors plus a walk to seize the lead, as Tom Burg walked seven and allowed four hits in a nine inning game. Bancroft pitcher Bancroft’s Rane held eight hits. Schiltz caught. Green ville-Rogsie won 5-0 over Sanborn earlier with five errors by Sanborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Johnson
Paul Banstead
Sandvig
Burg
Bancroft
Tom Burg
Kirkegaard
Rane
Pirates
Schiltz
Graettinger
Bob Reeves
Paul Kirkegaard
Paul Bonstead
Dave Sandvig
Farm Outlook From Extension Office Highlights Hog Market Trends
The hog market remains in a clean up phase with spring pigs trickling in as early litters rise. Hog receipts stay ahead of last year, but the total spring crop is below four years ago. Prices for July hogs may not match last year, with August and September prices near July levels. Hold hogs over 200 to 220 pounds is discouraged. The eastern corn belt will start market activity with spring pigs, leading to seasonal slaughter expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. Kutish
Iowa State College Farm Economist
Kutish
Iowa State College
All-Iowa Summer Picnic Set for August in Long Beach
A notice states the All-Iowa summer picnic will be held Saturday August 18 at Recreation Park in Long Beach California. It is sponsored by the Association of Long Beach and Southern California. An extensive program is planned for the afternoon.
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Recreation Park
Long Beach
Calif
The
Association of
Southern California
Graettinger Man Pleads Guilty To Reckless Driving
A Graettinger resident appeared in Mayor Thomsen's court Saturday and paid a 25 dollar fine with costs after charges of reckless driving and failing to stop at a stop sign. Marshall Albert Jensen apprehended the offender on Graettinger’s Main Street last Friday evening.
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Thomsen
Marshall Albert Jensen
Graettinger
Last Rites For John E Conway in Mallard
Funeral services for John E. Conway 69 died after a lingering cancer illness in a local hospital. The Rev Leo Harpenau officiated at St Marys church Mallard with burial in St Johns Emmetsburg. Survivors include his wife four sons four daughters and 18 grandchildren from Graettinger Emmetsburg Mallard New Hampton and Lincolnton.
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Emmetsburg
John E. Conway
St. Mary's Church
Mallard
Leo Harpenau
St. John’s Cemetery
Martin Funeral Home
Joe Weinzeil
Wiliam Schneider
Elmer Backstrom
James Grethen
A. W. Schuller
Roy Stokes
John Edward Conway
James P
Mary Lawry Conway
Osgood
Elizabeth DeLawyer
Immaculate Conception Church
Graettinger
Vern Lembke
Loretta
New Hampton
Alfred Patton
Florence
Freeport
Ted Nock
Madgell
Donald Conway
Leland Conway
Harold Conway
Ruthven
Richard Conway
Lincolnton
N. C
Donald Stokes
Annette
Curlew
Ralph Tindall
Family farm years tied to Jackson Iowa move
Moving to Jackson Minnesota after 12 years of farming there and returning to Iowa. They had lived recently in the Mallard Curlew vicinity.
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Jackson
Minn
Iowa
Local families visit relatives across states in Midwest tour
Social notes record multiple visits among regional families. Mrs. James Cunningham and daughters Pat Janice and Joan of Quonset Point Rhode Island and Mrs Ruth Donhaugh of Chandler Arizona visited at Robert Vasey senior's home. Dorr Lane Colfax Iowa and Florence Lane Boone Iowa visited Grace Brobst. Ed and Keith ONeill of West Des Moines, former Graettinger residents, visited ONeill sisters and other relatives. Merle Green Lawson Missouri and Le land Knudtson hosted visitors, including Melvin Betcher Rochester Minnesota. Herbert McKenna Kathy and Mike left for Sunnyvale California after three weeks with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cunningham
Pat
Janice
Joan
Quonget Point
Rhode Island
Ruth Donhaugh
Chandler, Ariz
Robert Vasey
Cunningham
Donhaugh
Mr. Vasey
Dorr Lane
Colfax
Iowa
Florence Lane
Boone
Grace Brobst
Dorr
Ed O'Neill
Keith O'Neill
West Des Moines
Graettinger
O'Neil
Dave Murray
Ray Sloniker
Merle Green
Lawson, Mo
Leland Knudtson
Melvin Betcher
Rochester
Minn
Knudtson
Herbert McKenna
Kathy
Mike
Sunnyvale
Calif
Midgets And Mites Top Sibley Clubs In League Night
The Graetttinger Midgets and Mites each defeated Sibley to stay undefeated atop the Junior Lakes League. Mites won 5-2 after a 0-0 game into the third when Sibley scored on Graetttinger errors and a hit. Midgets won 12-4, with Sibley plating once in the first inning. Ron Baetke started for the Mites and Larry Baetke aided behind the plate. Dave Landing threw a no hit bid for the Midgets until a run in the first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graedttinger
Mites
Sibley
Graettinger
Ron Baedke
Keith Norris
Larry Baedke
Curry
Ron Baetke
Larry Batdke
Dave Landing
Bill Curry
Jerry Sloniker
Bruce Gjerde
Brian Petersen
Ron Jensen
Alan Heidecker
Richard Rick
Darrell Sloniker
Tody Murray
Chesty Masters
Dave Sandylg
John Bonstead
Darren Bartels
Jim Alger
Marvin Egeland
Estherville Ocheyedan Milford
You. Harris
Lake Park
Sibley Spirit Lake
Ebsiase
Graettinger Ocheyedan
Estherville Sibley Harris Milford Spirit Lake Ee
Nona Wikert Named Grinnell Honor Scholar at Grinnell College
Grinnell Ia July 17 Miss Nona Ann Wikert daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Wikert of Graettinger Ia has been named a J B Grinnell Honor Scholar for the 1956 57 academic year Grinnell scholars receive the same privileges as upperclassmen on the Dean's List Miss Wikert a 1956 Graettinger Community high school graduate will enter Grinnell as a freshman
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Grinnell, Ta
Nona Ann Wikert
Raymond
Wikert
Graettinger
J. B. Grinnell
Grinnell College
Grinnell
Gracttinger Community High School
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Frank Jacobson
Earl Bisard
Don Peton
Walnut Church
Lake Okahoji
Luther Leaguers
Wallingford Lutheran
W. A. Larson
Jack’s
Borden’s Glacier Club
Jack
Palo Alto County
Ficnic
Nona Wikert
Briardale
Oleo
Surfresh
Sunkist Lemons
U.S
C. A. Jensen & Son
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