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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1926
Page
3
A Barkerville B C notice voices concern over night whistling near the cemetery and says fines from violations will fund repairs. An anonymous yellow letter mocks local law enforcement while a French woman aged 103 claims longevity comes from following fashion, though many adopting it suffer consequences.
Graettinger Times reports geologist Maung Lon calls Maung Lon a comparatively young volcano in a Flaming Youth analogy. The piece notes politicians facing disfavor allege frame-ups or misquotations, and a farmer questions Liberal money schemes while charity begins at home.
Lutheran services noted in German and English at various churches. No Sunday services due to camp meeting at Okohoji. Bishop Edwin Hughes to speak. Ladies Aid hosts planned. parochial school at Graettinger to begin August 4. Rain is badly needed for corn as dry weather harms crops. some light showers previously with no significant moisture.
Lost Island 4 H group met at Jeanette Helvig’s home on Friday July 23 with demonstrations on choosing colors and neck lines. Lillian Halverson and Ardell Christiansen reported on Emmetsburg training and a health foods paper by Lilli Halverson. The club plans August Emmetsburg event with sewing exhibits and state fair selections. Team members Lillian Halverson and Avisell Christiansen will present Fitting A School Girl’s One Piece Dress.
Graettinger Bakery Team defeated the Quakers 13 to 5 on Monday evening. Luehsinger and Nels Nelson hit a pair of home runs for the Bakers while Nelson pitched in Racpe’s absence. The Bakerettes and Specials split results in ensuing games as Vern on Township notes show a busy club schedule and upcoming matches.
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