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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1959
Page
4
Immaculate Conception notes Sunday Masses at 7 and 9 a m weekday Masses at 7 a m confession Saturday two slots 4 to 4 15 p m and 7 16 to 8 15 p m Grace Baptist Church outlines Thursday prayer meeting and Bible study at 8 p m Sunday 9 45 a m Sunday School graded classes for all ages student pastor to speak Sunday at 10 45 a m and 7 45 p m
Ralph C. Grote delivers worship with Rev Kenneth Barringer guest preacher. Bake sale by Intermediate MYF at Waionholzer Sat July 23 from 2.00 pm. No morning services Aug 2. Bible Conference at Methodist Camp July 22-August 2. Camp Questaville depart Aug 2 from church. Pastor away July 26 and Aug 2. St Paul’s Lutheran Luther League meeting at 7 pm. Sunday school 9:15 am, divine service 10:30 am. Women of the Church meet 2:00 pm Tue.
Irving Petersen, pastor, leads 8:00 a.m. worship and 10:15 a.m. Sunday School and Bible class at South Walnut Lutheran Church. Congregational picnic at Last Island State Park follows Sunday School with afternoon games. Luther League visits shutins at 7:00 p.m.
First Lutheran announces Sunday worship at 8 00 a m at Fielstal church and Lost Island Lutheran at 9 30 a m with a Sunday School picnic at noon to be held at Lost Island State Park.
This fragment argues that parental guidance for a child's future marriage hinges on childhood happiness rather than specific dos and don ts. It cites Terman and Locke on the link between early happiness and later marriage adjustment, stressing balanced parenting over indulgence or control.
Fragmentary text speaks to security and affectional belonging, fairness in treatment, personal responsibility, belief in human goodness, and living life fully. Context and attribution are unclear, leaving the central themes as a reflective statement rather than a reported event.
A man experiences a sudden, overwhelming shock after a boy is found beneath a car. He kneels, shouts in pain or fear, and cannot speak as crowds converge. The child’s pale, twisted face and a broken bicycle loom in his memory while neighbors assist.
The Dale Dietz family of Decorah reports a giant rhubarb leaf measuring 41 by 32 inches with a stalk thicker around than a baseball bat handle, highlighting an extraordinary garden specimen.
A calf born at the W. L. Watts farm near Clarion weighed 25 pounds at birth, far below the normal 65 to 100 pounds. The calf gained 17 pounds in ten days, marking a remarkable early growth spur.
A Hereford calf was born recently on the Harley Moreland farm near Tipton and is completely hairless. The calf is normal in every way except for the lack of hair.
Daisy Burd longtime church organist at the Federated Church in Lisbon for over five decades played at the dedication service for the rebuilt organ. Her decades of service reflect a deep tie to the Lisbon congregation as the rebuilt instrument was unveiled during the ceremony.
Mr and Mrs Samuel Emmert of Granger marked their 72nd anniversary recalling their 1886 marriage and long residence in Dallas County.
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