Graettinger Teens Escape Serious Injury in Train Crash
Graettinger youths Leo Beschorner aged 21 and Jim Mahan 20 escaped serious injury when their car collided with a Chicago and Northwestern freight train south of Estherville on Highway 17. They were treated at Holy Family hospital and released. Deputy Sheriff Bob Knox and others investigated, noting the train had just started after a track switch. A second weekend crash near Wallingford left Gary Dean Hanson 17 with a bruised shoulder and passenger Don Powell with elbow abrasions after a ditch rollover on a rain slick road.
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Graettinger
Leo Beschorner
Jim Mahan
Chicago and Northwestern
Estherville
Highway 17
Holy Family Hospital
Beschornoy
Mahan
Bob Knox
M. L. Grebe
James Waldron
Beschorner
Charles Pole
Mallard
Knox
Pole
Gary Dean Hanson
Terrill
Wallingford
Hanson
Wayne
Laurens
Don Powell
Spirit Lake
4-H Achievement Shows For Local Clubs
Local girls 4-H clubs plan annual Achievement shows featuring Home Furnishings entries. Walnut Merry Maids host Wednesday July 25 at South Bethel church 8 p.m. Lost Island Lucky Stars present Thursday July 26 at Lost Island Lutheran church 1 30 p.m. Walnut Willing Workers set Saturday July 28 at the ...
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Walnut Merry Maids
South Bethel Church
Lost Island Lucky Stars
Lost Island Lutheran Church
Walnut Willing Workers
Budget Estimate And Record Of Filing Town And City
The Town Council of Graettinger Palo Alto County will meet August 7 1962 at 7 30 P M in Council Chambers City Hall Taxpayers may speak for or against the estimate of expenditures for the year beginning January 1963 A detailed statement of receipts and disbursements past and anticipated will be available at the hearing D L LAMMERS Town Clerk
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Graettinger
Palo Alto County
Towa
Council Chambers
D. L. Lammers
Graettinger Events and Public Notices
The Graettinger area hosts showings at township hall with Emmetsburg Happy Helpers Friday July 27 at 8 p m and Vernon Climbers Tuesday afternoon July 31 at township hall. the public is invited. Two injuries and vehicle damages reported after a two car crash two miles south of Graettinger on a county gravel road. Mrs Elmer Mammen and Michael Mammen treated for injuries at Holy Family hospital. Gerald E Mammen and James Mahan drivers of the involved autos.
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Graettinger School
Emmetsburg
Happy Helpers
Township Hall
Vernon Climbers
Graettinger
Elmer Mammen
Michael Mammen
Gerald E. Mammen
James Mahan
Grachtinger
Francis Plannegan
Mammen
Holy Family Hospital
Michael
Gerald Mammens
Mahan
Bethel Lutheran Church Calendar and Installations
Summary of church services and events across Bethel Lost Island and Wallingford Lutheran, Methodist, and Immaculate Conception parishes. Highlights include Rev. D. J. Reitz installation at Bethel on Sunday, July 23, and farewell for Orville Rustad family.
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Bethel Lutheran Church
D. J. Reitz
Luther League
Robert Carter
Reitz
Siefkes
South
Methodist Church
C. F. Curtis
Immaculate Conception
Vincent Beacom
Wallingford Lutheran and Schmitt
Wee Banseee
and More
Orville Rustad
Hospital News Admits Several From Graettinger Area
Holy Family Hospital admitted Elmer Mammen of Graettinger on Sunday July 15, Isa Rita Mahan of Graettinger on Tuesday July 17, and Mrs. John Platter and Mrs. Rena Thoreson of Graettinger on Tuesday July 17. A note also references Mrs Rich Facobson of Graettinger and a Thurday entry for Diamspeed 112.
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Hospital News
Holy Family Hospital
Elmer Mammen
Graetting
Isa Rita Mahan
Graettinger
John Platter
Rena Thoreson
Diamspeed
Thurday
Rich
Facobson
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Wayne Willie
Hartley
Roger Anderson
Gary Wikert
Iowa City
National Science Foundation
Gary
Roland Wikert
Lost Island Lutheran
Harald Bestul
Center Circle
Zelda Oppedal
South Circle
Ella Mae Beck
Grace Baptist Church
Rawlin Johnson
Pillsbury’s
Shurfine Yello Mustard
Folger’s Coffee
Sunkist
Kinnard’s
Kimnard
Morrell
Ayg
Ighy
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