28 Jul 1960
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1960
Page
1
On Thursday evening the main event featured Frankie Vogt of Janesville and Biff Bennett of Chicago. They previously faced off Monday at the Miari gard Garden in Chicago, showing Chicago leading. Heat from Tuesday rain and July wheat notes persist with no change since last week.
The report mentions Mr and Mrs John Poland harvesting red raspberries. It also notes a 90 day note offer. A pavement explosion on Highway 17 in front of the D X cafe is among several heat driven heaves on county roads with no official cause yet. The remark about Chanie Bonstead completing street painting cites a long heat wave, predicting this may be the last year for Charlie to paint.
Dr Robert Dawson physician and surgeon lists office in Graettinger phone 10WA 75 80 and wallingford number UN 7 2489 with hours 9 to 12 and 1 to 5 30 daily except Thursday afternoon closed
The weekly summer band concerts ended with many expressing enjoyment. Ray Ruppert, a cornetist from Grasttinger who formerly played with local dance bands, joined nearly all performances. Salvation Army aid in Grasttinger totaled 12.68 for one family, 6.00 for transients, and 22.00 in other assistance. A quoted debate on loyalty oaths recalls the sacrifices of soldiers in the Pacific, Europe and Korea.
Mayor E. George calls a special city council session for Friday at 8 p m to consider a proposed sewerage system. Graettinger loses pioneer Patrick Montgomery 85 after a sudden illness at home Sunday. James Carney 65, brother of P F Carney of this county, dies in Deming New Mexico. The fight program scheduled for the event is not detailed.
Brattleboro VI The Holstein Friesian Association of America announces new lactation averages for registered Holsteins in the area. Fred Spies and Paul Frick of Graettinger have 19 completed pro.
Iowa State University supervised the weighing and testing of production for the official herd testing programs of the national Holstein organization. Production records show averages of 12.667 pounds of milk and 466 pounds of butter fat.
Notice is given that an instrument purporting to be the last will and testament of Jorgen Anderson deceased has been produced opened and read. The court fixes August 22 1960 for a hearing on proof. Alma Burns Clerk District Court Palo Alto County Iowa July 22 1960.
Rowan Head by J Elisabeth Ogilvie, Miriam Chase arrives as companion to Old Mrs. Cameron and steps into a stormy family feud among the three redheaded Cameron sons Barth Glies and David. The Eagle's Song by Anne Miller Downes follows Loommi Ayres as he rightens family wrongs, earning love with Kitty Launsbury and Hattie Gallagher in Woodsbury.
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