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Newspaper

Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1946

Page

5

Spies Family Escape Injury In West Okoboji Boat Crash

Charles Spies of Emmetsburg and his family narrowly escaped injury after their Chris craft collided with Frank Spotts commercial boat on West Okoboji lake near Miller’s Bay. Thirteen people aboard both boats were rescued quickly as Spotts’s boat sank, with witnesses praising Spotts’s lifesaving actions and noting the depth of 70 feet where the collision occurred.

Charles Spies Emmetsburg West Okoboji Lake Spies Frank Spotts Battle Creek Spotts Raymond Mitchell Jake Ann Isabelle Mary Ruth Drexler Milford William Flindt Spencer Okoboji Emmetsbury Charles d. Spies Lawn Trust and Savings Bank Chriscraft Chriacraft Arnolds Park Maxine Kiser Marie Morris Jauretta Lefebre Mary Risser Keokuk Shirley Fairbanks Marvin Craig Langdon Charlie Flindt Miss Drexler Spies Cottage Spencer Beach Okoboji Club Miller's Bay Isabel Izzie

Band Concert at City Park Wednesday

The last band concert of the mer season will be held at Malinestock City Park next Wednesday evening. Members of the high school band have enjoyed these summer contests. Be on hand for the final concert next Wednesday evening.

Malinestock City Park

Spraine d Arm Sidetrack for Jimmy Murray Vacation

Jimmy Murray's summer plans are disrupted by an accident after his horse stopped abruptly. He sprained his arm on impact with the ground and will miss baseball and swimming for a few weeks.

Jimmy Murray Jimmy

Mrs. R. C. Coleman Dies in New Mexico

Mrs. R C Coleman of Motherville died in New Mexico last Thursday while seeking health treatment. Survived by three daughters her husband Dr Coleman fled years ago. Mrs J A Spies and daughter Mrs Wm Hos sack attended the funeral at Esther ville.

R. C. Coleman Motherville New Mexico Coleman J. A Spies Wm. Hossack Estherville

Rollo Bergeson Contends for State Secretary Vacancy

Atty Rollo Bergeson formerly of Graettinger seeks the Republican nomination for state secretary. The death of Earl Miller creates a vacancy to be filled at the Des Moines convention Friday. Bergeson cites legal experience and wartime service in Korea and with the navy as qualifications alongside other candidates. Harold J Jorgensen of Emmetsburg, a Holstein cattle breeder, bought a premier cow at the Paul Stewart sale indicating strong Holstein demand and value.

Atty Rollo Bergeson Graettinger Earl Miller Des Moines Bergeson Korea Jula Alto Emet Harold J. Jorgensen Emmetsburg Paul Stewart Maynards Sunbeam Pride Transmitter Goy Carnation

Emmetsburg visitors tour Kelcher Minnesota trip

Mrs John Gullezer Mrs Lillian Culligan and A A Adams of Emmetsburg and Mrs Joe Mousel of First View Colorado visiting Emmetsburg drove to Kelcher Minnesota Wednesday of last week and returned Sunday They stayed with Mr and Mrs Frank Adams and family The Adams and Melgaier family members are related as siblings and siblings to Mrs Mousel

John Gullezer Lillian Culligan A. A. Adams Emmetsburg Joe Mousel First View Colorado Kelcher Minnesota Frank Adams Messrs. Adams Galleger

To Locate Al Mitchell in Mitchell South Dakota Move

Mr and Mrs Tiny Moore plan to relocate to Mitchell South Dakota their future home. Mitchell is Mr Moore s hometown and Tiny has worked in welding in Granttinger for several years. They will leave many friends behind and their best wishes go with them to their new location.

al Mitchell Tiny Moore Mitchell South Dakota Mr. Moore Tiny Granttinger Mrs. Moore

Died from fall in Amboy. Kilmer obituary note

Herman Kilmer of Amboy Illinois died last week after a fall from a hay load causing fatal injuries. Miss Clara Suss traveled to Amboy on Sunday to attend the funeral. she was Kilmer's cousin.

Herman Kilmer Amboy Ilinois Clara Suss Mr. Kilner

Shaver Mfg Builds New Automatic Stock Tank Switch

G F Shaver of Shaver Mfg Co introduces a float operated automatic switch for stock tanks. It starts a motor pump as water falls and stops it as level rises, promising exact levels, saves electricity and water. Gerald Stueve reports successful six week test. price 10.50 plus tax. 200 units shipped to dealers in western Iowa and Nebraska. orders accepted directly.

G. F. Shaver Shaver Mfg. Co Gerald Stueve Iowa Nebraska Graettinger Shaver Mfc

Rita Dooley Miller wedding on July 22 1946 in Algona

Miss Rita Dooley daughter of J J Dooley of Algona married Harlan F Miller on Monday July 22 1946 at St Cecelia Catholic church at 9 30 am The bride known in Graettinger visited friends Kathryn McCarty and Vivian Sullivan The Times notes she worked in Des Moines then returned to assist her father The Skyline At Night praises Graettinger Robbins Avenue lights and busy weekends with bright street signs and crowds

Rita Dooley J. J. Dooley Algona Harlan F. Miller St. Cecelia’s Catholic Church Grachtinger Kathryn McCarty Vivian Sullivan T Here Times Rita Des Moines Alvona the Times Mrs. Miller Hiv Graettinger Robbins Avenue Robbins Avenue Hill

Improvements at Kleen and Hansen property projects

The Kleen and O'Tirien hotel interior is freshly painted and a 14 by 45 foot addition will join the Hansen Hardware building’s south side. A heavy concrete floor is in place but woodwork is delayed due to material shortages. Hansen Bros. plan to use the new warehouse for heavy storage. The Dr. Cappen building on Robbins Avenue is being raised with new wood and a new foundation. It houses J. J. Skow and Dr. Dappen.

Kleen & O'Tirien Hansen Hardware I T Hansen Bros

From the Lloyd Larsons of Reno Nevada

A Reno Nevada couple, Mr and Mrs Lies Larson, send a two dollar and fifty cent money order for the Times and express weekly anticipation of receiving the paper from home.

Lloyd Larsons Lies Larson Reno Nevada the Times

Hassel Couple Purchase Home in Estherville

Mr and Mrs Vincent Hassel have purchased a residence at Estherville and will make their home in that city Mr Hassel is employed at Estherville Mrs Hassel is a daughter of Mrs James Sandvig of Grasttinger

Vincent Hassel Estherville Hassel James Sandvig Grasttinger

Fritz Rustan Resigns at Fallow Creamery

Fritz Rustan resigns as operator of the Lost Island Creamery at Fallow. J. J. Ebert of Fonda will succeed him, effective August 1. Mrs. Ehlert has one slaughter who will attend State Teachers college in September. The Times wishes success to both the old and new buttermakers.

Fritz Rustan Lost Island Fallow J. J. Ebert Fonda Ehlert Attemt State Teachers College Rustan Graettiiver the Times

Outing at LaSalette Seminary For Graettinger Boys

Ten boys from Graettinger and nearby areas joined a summer trip to LaSalette seminary near Lake Okoboji. Participants listed include Willis and William Leduc, Richard Duhn, Richard Wolfe, Vincent Graettinger, John Eisenbast, Bernard Elsenbast, Billy McDonald, Pat Carney, and Donald Girres.

Graeitinger and LaSalette Seminary Lake Okobois Willis William Leduc Richard Duhn Richard Wolfe Vincent Graettinger John Eisenbast Bernard Elsenbast Billy McDonald Pat Carney Donald Girres

Johnny Johnson Visits Friends After Injury in High Lake

Johnny Johnson of High Lake visited friends in Grachtinger on Tuesday. He suffered broken vertebrae in a farm fall months ago and has been hospitalized. Now home, he remains in a plaster cast and will wear it for weeks as xrays show progress. He has lost weight but is hopeful and recovering.

Johnny Johnson High Lake Grachtinger Times Mr. Johnson Johnson

Hughes Buy Rasmussen Home In Akron Move

Mr and Mrs Wm Hughes purchased the Ralph Rasmussen residence last week and will take possession at the start of the month The Hughes family currently occupy the Harold Duhn residence The Rasmussen family will move to Akron Iowa where Mr Rasmussen has a new position as plant superintendent of the city owned light plant The new home offers larger quarters and is near Kehool Hughes works at the Bliver Block and Tile Co plant.

Wm. Hughes Stalph Rasmussen Hughes Harold Duhn Rasmussen Akron Iowa Kehool Vtliiver Block & Tile Co

Will Go On Five Weeks Vacation Rev and Family

Rev and Mrs Julius I Master and family plan a five week vacation starting next week. They travel from here to Seattle conducting evangelical meetings. First stop is Houyelumi Montana followed by Moscow Idaho LaCrosse Washington Cath lawel Washington and Renton Washington. They return September first.

Julius I Seattle Houyelumi Montana Moscow Idaho LaCrosse Washington Cathlawel Renton

Labor Day meeting at City Hall announced

Tonight at City Hall a Labor Day meeting is scheduled for the evening. CAL invites attendance with Jack Wolfe as chairman. Rev J M Kennedy accepts pastorate at a Presbyterian church in Muscatine Iowa and will move there soon with his family.

CAL Jack Wolfe J. M. Kennedy Muscatine Iowa Kennedy Fatherville Graettingrer A. H. Cameron

Rev Arthur Bottom, 64, Dies of Heart Attack at Home

Rev. Arthur Bottom, 64, died of a heart attack at his Estherville home yesterday morning while sleeping in his chair after years of heart trouble. Funeral at Mother Ville Friday at 2 30 p m with cremation in Fort Dodge. Survivors include Edith Littell wife three daughters Theodora Mary and Jean and two sons John and Arthur Jr plus a brother in England. Graettinger friends offer sympathy.

Arthur Bottom Estherville Motherville Fort Dodge Bottom Hoe Bottoms Huddersfield England United States Kineland Edith Littell Theodora Duluth Mary Mien Cedar Falls Jean Peterson John Puerto Rico Arthur Army Manilla Graettinger The Times

Emmetsburg Legion Juniors win badge of district title

Emmetsburg's American Legion Junior baseball team captured the Eighth District championship at Rockwell City by sweeping Gowrie in the one day round robin. Scores show Emmetsburg 4 Gowrie 1, Gowrie 6 Emmetsburg 7, Emmetsburg 7 Gowrie 6 amid tough harvest and rain delays. Paul Frick and Richard McCombs starred for the Emmetsburg club as they overcome field conditions and fatigue to claim a historic first district title.

Paul Rick Richird McCombs Graetlinger Emmetsburg American Legion Ruo Paul Pannetsburg Tuichard Peterson Emmetsburg American Legion Gowrie Ermametsburg

Martin Herrem 76 Dies After Seven Month Illness

Martin Herrem, 76, died Tuesday after a seven month illness from cancer at the home of his brother Andrew and sister Miss Anna Herrem in Graettinger. Funeral services were held Thursday at 2:00 p.m. at Landat the Birst Lutheran church with Rev Julius Masaed officiating. Interment followed in the parochial cemetery. Pallbearers were Hans Sandvik, Weank Christensen, JJ Jolingen, Chris Clemenson, Albert Thu, and Ole Bratrud. He was born February 16, 1870, in Sousa Norway and came to the United States 68 years ago settling in Story City, later moving to Graettinger. He is survived by two brothers Andrew L Herrem of Graettinger and Lars Herrem of Motherville and his sister Miss Anna of Graettinger. The Times sends sympathy to the survivors.

Martin Herrem Andrew Anna Herrem Graettinger Land Birst Lutheran Church Julius J. Masaed Hans Sandvik Weank Christensen L. Jolingen Chris Clemenson Albert ‘Thu Ole Brat Herrem Anna Graettinge Andrew L. Herrem Gaettinger Lars Herrem Motherville

Passing of A. A. Allenello in Buttats New York

A. A. Allenello, 50, desk sergeant and telegraph operator for the Buffalo police, died recently at his home in Buttats New York. He leaves a wife and four children. His mother in law is Mrs. Reinhard of Mamersburg and he is related to Mrs. Anna McCarty and Mrs. T. W. Millen of Fort Dodge.

A. A. Allenello Buttat New York Luffalo Alionello A. A. Reinhard Mamersburg Michael Anna McCarty T. W. Millen Fort, Dodge

Local man dies suddenly age 44 near Emmetsburg

Jamies Tland of southwest of Emmetsburg died Monday forenoon from a heart attack after chest pains. He collapsed on a couch a few hours after first feeling ill. He leaves a father and five siblings.

Jamies Tland Emmetsburg

Subscription rates in Gruettinger and local trade area

The notice states $2.00 per year within Gruettinger and local trade territory and $2.50 per year outside it. Service subscriptions since January 1, 1946 have been $2.00 per year.

Gruettinger

Baby dies after tractor strike near Ruthven

A 16 month old girl, Phyllis Mac Fiesler, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Fiesler, was killed on the family farm south of Ruthven when she was struck by a tractor driven by her father. The accident occurred Tuesday of last week on the Fiesler farm.

Phyllis Mac Fiesler Wm. Fiesler South of Ruthven Fiesler Farm

TerVene Family Plans Move From Terril To Waterloo

Mr and Mrs Sam TerVene and children of Terril visited Craettingers last week at Mr and Mrs H E Pink's home. The TerVene family is moving to Waterloo where Mr TerVene holds a long standing position.

Waterloo Sam TerVene Terril Craettinger TerVene Mra H.E. Pink Mr. TerVene

Legion and Auxiliary Picnic on Sunday August 11

The annual Legion and Auxiliary picnic is listed for Sunday August 11 at Estherville. Details indicate possible venues Fort Defiance or City Park and invitees include all members and their families.

Legion and Auxiliary Hell Estherville Fort Defiance

Miss Iva Murray Recovering After Surgery

Miss Iva Murray underwent an appendicitis operation at Emmetsburg hospital Wednesday of last week. She returned home today and friends are pleased by her speedy recovery.

Iva Murray Emmetsburg Hospital

Also Mentioned on This Page

City Park Jorgensen Fallow Creamery L. J. Ehlert Lahey Ralph Rasmussen D. C. Barringer AL Muscatine Rev. Bottom Paul Frick Richard McCombs Legion
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