Double Wedding In Harrington Family In Newton Iowa
Mr Lowell Young son of Mr and Mrs 5 R Young and Miss Laura Harrington daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Harrington were wed at the Newton Iowa Christian parsonage with Rev Paul Becker officiating. They plan to live in Chicago where the groom works in an electric company. The bride, raised in this city, is a former Daily News worker and is praised by her friends. The groom is a Graettinger native with a Chicago electrical position and good character. The Times extends congratulations. A second wedding saw Clarence M Batey and Ina Harrington wed at Montezuma with future Newton residence and Maytag factory ties noted.
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Lowell Young
5. R. Young
Laura Harrington
Charles H. Harrington
Graettinger
Newton, Iown
Paul Becker
C. M. Batey
Young
Chicago
Daily News
Newton
Ray Rousch
Grachtinger
Times
Clarence M. Batey
Iowa
Ina Harrington
Montezuma
Batey
Maytag
Charles Harrington
Newton Couple Wed In Quiet Ceremony
The bride, a Newton native educated in city public schools, has lived with Mr and Mrs Rousel. She chose a local suitor for life. The groom, a Maytag employee in Newton, is the son of Mr and Mrs Marion Batey. The Times offers hearty congratulations and best wishes for a long, happy marriage.
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Ottr
Newton
Rousel
Grachtinger
Marion Batey
Grandfather Griggs Visits. New Grandchild Born Nearby
E W Griggs was seen Sunday en route to his son Bert Griggs near town to visit his new grandson born to Mr and Mrs Harry Brown of the Osgood neighborhood. Mrs Brown is Brown's daughter. A prior grandchild arrived months ago at the home of his other daughter near Emmetsburg. The Times extends hearty congratulations to the happy parents and the proud grandfather.
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W. Griggs
E. W. Griggs
Grachtinger
Bert Griggs
West of Town
Gravlson
Harry Brown
Osgood Neighborhess
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Times
Michael Crowley Buried After Long Residency Near Graettinger
Michael Crowley of south of Graettinger died at his home in Hmmelsbure on Saturday after many years in Palo Alto county. The funeral was held on Tuesday with several from Graettinger in attendance, and his passing is noted with sorrow by old friends in the community.
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Michael Crowley
Graettinger
Hmmelsbure
Crowley
Palo Alto County
Good oat yields reported this year across farms
Oats are yielding from 40 bushels per acre and up this year. Tuesday Bort Masters threshed 800 bushels from 1b acres or about 63 bushels per acre. This is machine measure and the weight ratio of 7 to 9 suggests higher acre yields possible.
Death of E. E. Green prompts Graettinger interment
E. E. Green died suddenly Tuesday at 2 30 am in Graettinger after a brief illness. He served as manager of the Community Service Station and was active in M W A and I O O F lodges. Funeral services were held at 9 30 am at his home and 10 am at the church, burial in Rolfe. He was 61, born May 7 1864 in Wayne Wisconsin. Left are wife Jennie, seven children, three brothers and many friends.
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Grachtinger
I. ©. Green
C. J. Mekkelson
John Wikert
Elmer Elsworth Green
Wayne
Wisconsin
Tia
Graettinger
Uestley
Haro Cound
Green
Mr. Green
Crawford County
Iowa
Jennie Gray
Downty
Harry
Minnesota
Lyle
Mabel
Jennie Galley
Austin
Eisie Bueghley
Santa Anna
California
Cloyetta
Charles
Ray
Rolfe
Lowns
Dwight Green
Vail
Woodman Lodge
M. Carnahan
Estherville
Ray Kennedy
Kennedy
Oak Hill Cemetery
Caranahan
Reasoner
Jennie Me Ker
Eugenia May Schootey
Merril Carnahan
Myr. Carnahan
Ratherville
Palo Alto County
Walter Dexheimer Drowned in St James Minn
Walter Dexheimer, 17, son of Mr and Mrs Julius Dexheimer of St James Minnesota, drowned Sunday while swimming due to cramps. Funeral was held Wednesday with many relatives and friends from Graettinger present. The family had moved to St James in 1918 and had lived in the area for several years. Also note: Ford plans a new flooded Ford card in mid August.
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Walter Dexheimer
Walter
Julius Dexheimer
St. Jameer
Minnesota
Pela
Gmettinger
A. Boehmer
Jacob Frick
Lippert
Kathryn
J. A. Spies
Fredl Spieg
Carl Spies
Carl
B. Elsenbagt
Sistons
Doxheiner
St James
Wheat Crop Outlook From Kana To Lorraine Letter
Q C McAllister reports light wheat crop in Kana with 10 bushels per acre and price 1.48. Oats at 6e per bushel, corn looks fine. He travels to Redfield SD for work as heat dries fields, noting frost killed fruit and a recent rain saved corn.
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Kana
Redfield
South Dakota
Iowa
Missouri
Raleigh Purchases Knutson Home For 4700
Last week H. Raleigh bought the P. S. Knutson residence on the South side for 4700 dollars. The well located house will make Mr and Mrs Raleigh a fine home.
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H. Raleigh
P. S. Knutson
Choiesly
Mrs. Raleigh
Christiansen Variety Reports Successful Whiteware Sale
The Christiansen Variety store reports a very successful sale of white ware dishes and other advertised articles from last week's Times. The Osher Department store and the C.A. Jensen store are also conducting special sales.
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Christiansen
Osher
C.A. Jensen
Miss Allison Gowans Wed to Dr Harold Ozanne in Des Moines
Miss Allison Gowans of Emmetburg taught in Grachtinger schools a year ago and married July 18 to Dr Harold H. Ozanne, a Des Moines dentist. They will reside in Des Moines as local friends extend hearty congratulations.
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Allison Gowans
Emmetaburg
Grachtinger
Harold H. Ozanne
Des Moines
Miss Gowans
Times
Labor Day Meeting Called For Friday Evening
The Labor Day committee has called a meeting for Friday evening July 31 at the city council rooms in the P. J. McCarty land office. The purpose is to make preliminary arrangements for the Labor Day celebration. All citizens interested are invited to attend.
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Labor Day Committee
P. J. McCarty
Fire at Swanson Farm Destroys Separator House and Cribs
Fire of unknown origin at Franz Swanson farm overnight destroyed the separator house and both cribs, with part of the machine shed. The large barn and granary containing last year’s grain were saved. Watch dogs woke Mr Swanson and helped summon aid, preventing greater losses to landlord Louis Christianson.
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Franz Swanson
Mr. Swanson
Louis Christianson
Threshing Season Promising in North Dakota
John Clemenson shipped a separator to North Dakota last week. The machine was completely overhauled with new parts added. Clemenson and W. C. Foster recently went to the state and reported the wheat crop the best in the history of North Dakota, indicating a long threshing season.
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Will Thresh
North Dakota
John Clemenson
Clemenson
W. C. Foster
July frost touched Iowa fields and gardens
A rare July frost in this section of Iowa affected tender vegetation and touched corn fields in places. The report notes frost observed by a dozen or more early risers and records frost in every month so far this year.
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Iowa
Taking Radium Treatments for Lip Cancer
J. T. Michaels, who went to Iowa City for cancer of the lip, is receiving radium treatments. Surgeons would not operate due to age. The radium treatment is usually successful and Mr. Michaels hopes for complete recovery. J. G. Amdahl had a visit from his father from Estherville Saturday.
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J. T. Michaels
Iowa City
Mr. Michaels
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