02 Jun 1960
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1960
Page
1
A Teaneck teaching scene and Weat Point academy reference frame a rural feller fords. The poem extols fishing as a path to communal harmony where rich and poor mingle, pride fades, and the feller finds inner peace by sharing a simple, selfless life.
Graettinger resident W Earl Hall Mason City visiting ahead of his Graettinger commencement speech marveled at the excellent TV reception in the town. He noted the strong signals even in fringe areas drawing admiration from other visitors.
The piece argues Jesus equated the core of Law and prophets with the Golden Rule “Whatever you wish that men would do to you, do to them.” It stresses that the rule requires imagination and a Christian heart guided by the Holy Spirit to discern needs, with examples from parenting, teaching, and the paralyzed man in Jesus’s forgiveness.
State of Iowa notice declares an instrument purporting to be the last will and testament and codicils of Alice M. Wilson deceased has been produced opened and read. The hearing on proof is fixed for Monday the 20th day of June 1960. Official signature and seal of Alma Burns Clerk District Court 526-3.
Drivers license exams are held on Mondays in Eatherville and Orange City, Tuesdays in Emmetsburg, Wednesdays in Spencer, Thursdays in Hock Rapids, Fridays in Spirit Lake, and Saturdays in Sibley mornings only.
Opening day crowds mark the Carl Miller I. G. A. procery store debut in Graettinger as the bakery relocates to a brick building. Five applicants seek cigarette licenses. annual fee set at $50. June weather noted with cooler conditions and prior-year heat contrasts. Local contracts report Walnut Township school building awarded to Gilwaugh & Clemmenson for slightly over 2,600 dollars. Marriages include Elmer Brewer and Pat Griffin’s execution in 1935, and several other unions in Graettinger and nearby towns.
A couple united in marriage at the Lost Island Lutheran Church on Wednesday June 6 1935 at 2 30 p m. The ceremony joined the couple in a local rites observed by family and friends.
A biography of Martha Washington, Washington's Lady, portrays Martha as a strong woman and reveals private life and dynamic relations with George Washington. The book blends colonial and federal history with anecdotes, detailing Mount Vernon, Valley Forge, and the presidency.
The undersigned is appointed and qualified as Administrator of the Estate of Dorothea Jacobsen, Palo Alto County, deceased. All indebted to the estate should be paid to the Administrator and those with claims must file with the Clerk of the District Court, authenticated for allowance. Dated May 23, 1960. Frank K. Jacobsen, Administrator. Burt & Prichard, Attorneys for Estate.
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