Miss Hermansen and Mr Petersen Tie October Nuptials
Misa Ant Hermansen longtime grade teacher at Gradlinger public schools married Alfred Petersen on October 28 1922 in Marshalltown Iowa The couple will reside in Cedar Falls The Times offers belated congratulations to the newlyweds highlighting the bride’s teaching career and the groom’s character and future plans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Ant Hermansen
Grachtinger
Alfred Paterson
Marshalltown
Iuwi
Hermansen
Ruthven
Gradlinger
Cluss
Cedar Falls
Petersen
Stockholders Meeting Postponed for Opera House Company
Gruebinger Opera House stockholders meeting moved from Monday June 4 to Monday June 11 at 2 p m at the Wawkeye theatre to elect officers for the coming year and handle other proper business. President P Y d Paulsen and Secretary A J Johnson announced. Mrs V R Reeves hosted Royal Neighbor lodge members Tuesday afternoon with cards and luncheon. all reported a splendid time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gruebinger Opera House Company
Wawkeye Theatre
PY. d. Paulsen
A. J. Johnson
Senior Class Day at GUD S High School
The Senior Day event on Tuesday May 20 at the high school assembly featured a class history by Laat Tarrington Harold Christiansen valedictorian with the highest four year average. The Girls Glee sang, Jobo Reddy read a prophecy, Martha Werke offered a reading, and Alma Mater sung to close. Harold Christiansen earned the top honors by a narrow margin over three runners up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GUD S
Penguinn
Laat Tarrington
Harold Christiansen
Poe
Jobo Reddy
Marth Werke
Martha
Salu Litarian
Sam Reynolds
Harold
High School Picnic Scores Amid Baseball Showdown
The annual High School picnic was held at Lost Island lake last Friday with Ayrshire and Gradlinger High Schools facing off in a daytime baseball game. Ayrshire overcame a 6 1 deficit late, tying the game in the final inning and winning 8 to 6 in extra innings.
Parents Hold Reception For Graduates At John Nelson Home
The class of 723 celebrated with a six thirty dinner at the John Nelson home hosted by their parents last Tuesday. All parents attended as speeches by graduates faculty and several parents followed. The evening fostered good relations between faculty and parents and was regarded as an enjoyable occasion.
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John Nelson
Fifth to eld grades hold picnic at Tigh Tale
Members of the fifth to the eld grades journeyed to Tigh Tale Thursday to hold their picnic and reported a good time with all returning home happy.
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Arades
Tigh
Hey
Ku Klux Klan Threatens Estherville Ten Days Away
Local letters warn Estherville residents of Klan intimidation aiming to force officials to resign and close venues. Messages threaten bans on gambling and alcohol at Homecoming and promise public exposure of those who leave. Authorities report multiple figures named to leave town within ten days while promising further coverage.
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Lilley
Ku Klux Klan
Geo
Case
J.T. Johnson
Tte Frown Auto Co
C. I. Tmoward
Tom Nivisey
Offier
Tom
C.H. Tawi
Inter
Joe Siver
Graettinger Council June 1923 Bills Record
Town records show June 1923 expenses including E Schurmann night watch May 2929 five dollars, James Harrin street work 92.55, W R Reeves salary May 1923 75.00, Graettinger Times printing 6.75, Community Service Station gas 2.02, Northern Iowa Gas and Electric Co street lights May 1923 49.62, Graettinger Telephone Co eight calls, HW Wikerit street grading 27.00, Farmer Supply Co pump repairs 31.37, Standard Oil Co gas 10.55, Graettinger Ice Works graveling and team work 188.64, G M Maltyon and A J Daknaon graveling 171.26, Clarence Wikert graveling 56.50, J B Lamm Clerk.
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Graettinger Town
E. Schurmann
James Harrin
W. R. Reeves
Graettinger Times
Northern Fowa Gas & Electric Co
Graettinger Telephone Company
Igraveling
Clarence Wikert
Graveling
Lamm
Clerk
Red Cross Meeting in Vernon Township Friday Evening
Vernon Township residents are urged to attend a Red Cross meeting at Center School House on Friday at eight oclock to decide on using Red Cross funds for a family in need. Also note a Sunday ball game at Hands Park June tenth between Tone Rose and Blue Barth Minn.
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Vernon Township
Center School House
Vernon Jlownship
BSA
Red Cross
Eiveryone
Hands Park
Tone Rose
Blue Barth
Minn
Karl Egan Funeral Held in Emmetsburg
The funeral of Karl Egan, who died after a stroke in Cleveland, was held Monday in Emmetsburg. He married Miss Albertine Bough of Emmetsburg three years ago and is survived by his wife and a young son and daughter. He had been raised by Mr and Mrs Brannagan after losing both parents in childhood. The Times expresses condolences to the family.
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Karl Egan
Cleveland
Ohio
Emmetsburg
Forenson
W. S. Branagan
Ti Bea
Mrs Wilson's Sister Dies After Quick Departure
Mrs John Wilson learns of the death of her sister Miss Katherine Sheehan in Jackson county and will attend the funeral after taking the evening train. The family and friends extend sympathy as more details are awaited.
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John Wilson
Katherine Sheehan
Jackson County
Wilson
Penitentiary Life Not So Bad After All
Spencer News Horald reports on Fort Madison inmate Pottinger and Carrow serving ten year terms for stealing testifying in Spencer on the Lurton case. Pottinger works on the prison farm driving a milk truck while Carrow toils in the shirt factory. Pottinger wakes at six and may attend a movie or baseball if well behaved as life on the 700 acre prison farm is likened to that of hired men.
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Fort Madison
David H. Pottinger
Lious Carrow
Spencer
Tracy C. Barton
Pottinger
Mr. Carrow
Lurton
C. S. Neal
Pottenger
Joob
Carrow
Spencer News-Horall
Wolves Exhibit and Sale Stir Town Curiosity
A misread OCR item describes Cyunht Mow Young Wolves shown in Charley Jensen hardware by Gene and Carrie Morn with Iloyd Archer and W Berg in charge. Two animals were brought to town for public display and Lem lath Summers boys were sold. The piece laments coal worries and suggests community apathy in winter.
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Cyunht
Aro Gene
Carrie Morn
Iloyd Archer
Is. W. Berg
Ste
Shenpluning
Charley Jensen
Teachers Chosen For Coming Year At Graettinger High School
The Graettinger High School teaching corps for the coming year is announced with Geo A White reelected superintendent and Ly Fidler selected as principal. New teachers include Frances Duhigg Allison Gowans Irene Barnett and Jelen G Lamb. Miss Lamb arrives from Brandon. Cradle teachers are Yas Vedder Catherine Mellvoy Lillian Millen Esther Simonsen and Ira Gunderson who will lead first grade and music. Three pupils post perfect attendance: Charles Thompson First grade Lawrence Jensen Sixth grade and Albert Masters Eighth grade.
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Gruetfinger
Geo. A. White
Charles Thompson
Lawrence Jensen
Albert Masters
City Council Warns Drivers on Headlights and Tail Lights
State laws and city ordinances require auto drivers to observe regulations. Attention has been called to machines operating with one headlight or none at all. The law also requires a red rear light. Officers have been instructed to ensure compliance. Please observe these regulations accordingly.
Printing plant added in Mankato with Sullivan at helm
John J. Sullivan assumes charge of a new commercial printing plant and consolidates the weekly paper at Mankato Minnesota, effective June first. Thomas Larson, former Times publisher, will aid in publishing the Mankato paper. Ownership and control of the Times remain unchanged. Both papers will be published by the same publisher through the summer. A soap maker once questioned why advertising in newspapers is used over sign boards and replied that those who do not read the newspaper never use soup.
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John J. Sullivan
Mankato
Minnesota
Thomas Larson
The
Times
Hoe
Class of Fourteen Receive Diplomas at Grantter Public School
Commencement at Hawkeye theatre drew a full house as fourteen graduates and eighth grade diploma recipients were honored. Rev. Mekkelson delivered the invocation, Prof. Kirby of Town City gave the address, and Mrs. George presented diplomas and local school notes. The class of 1993 lists Myrtle Allen, Harold Christianson, Laura Harrington, Martha Herske, Selma Johnson, Mildred Love, Martha Nelson, Margaret Nefstead, Bridget Nolan, Almer Osher, John Reidy, Sam Reynolds, Leslie Shaver, Porter Thorson. eighth grade names include Debnur Alfen, Mildred Gusnmyartner, Mabel Ellix, Martin Hendricks, Quinten Jensen, Albert Masters, Grace McCarty, Marian None, Mary Reidy, Gordon Sandyige. A closing feature film aided expenses. two bandits robbed a baker of dough amid the season’s end.
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Granttinger
Hawkeye Theatre
Tkead
Witc
C.F. Mekkelson
M. E
Glee Club
Thomas Kirby
Town City
E.S. George
Myrtle Allen
Harold Christianson
Laura Harrington
Martha Herske
Selma Johnson
Mildred Love
Martha Nelson
Margaret Nefstead
Bridget
Nolan
Almer Osher
John Reidy
Sam Reynolds
Leslie Shaver
Porter Thorson
Debnur Alfen
Mildred Gusnmyartner
Mabel Ellix
Martin Hendricks
Quinten Jensen
Albert Masters
Grace McCarty
Marian
Mary Reidy
Gordon Sandyige
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Miss Hermansen
Estherville
RC Ley
Gractiinger
Graettinger
TOWA
Citavaman
Beenvsn
Agia
UIT
Lowa
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