Lund Christianson Wedding At Immetsburg Church
Otto G. Lund and Misa Ardell G. Christianson were wed at Immetsburg Lutheran church at 2 30 PM on Wednesday January 1934 The ceremony used a single ring with Mendelssohn's march and I Love You Truly sung A reception followed at the bride's parents home in Lost Island township The couple plan a July 6 homeward setup on the groom's farm near Curlew with housekeeping to start then and will be at home to friends thereafter The bride daughter of Charlie Christianson of Lost Island township and the groom son of Carl A Lund of Curlew
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Christianson
Charlotte Christianson
Leola Christianson
Louise Lund
Leola
Louise
Barbara Simonson
Charles Leo Christianson
John Lund
Phillip Lund
Rudolph Christianson
Lost Island Feeney
Lund
Curlew
Charlie Christianson
Lost Island Township
Page Hight
Electric Light Users To Have Speaker In Graettinger
Graettinger electric light users club will meet Monday evening at the Hawkeye Theatre. G J Long Webster City city manager and advocate of municipal ownership will speak and share information with Graettinger attendees. All electric light users invited. no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graettinger
Hawkeye Theatre
G. J. Long
Webster City
Long
Graettinger Trader Sells 15000 Bushels Oats at 40c Each
J A Spies of Graettinger sold 15000 bushels of oats for 6000 dollars, recalling a price of 40 cents per bushel. He holds 100000 bushels of corn and expects a good price within sixty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Spies
Graettinger
Spies
Terrace Park Casino Opens Friday Night With Orchestra
Terrace Park Casino in Okoboji opens Friday with an 18 piece orchestra led by Bernie Lowe and a three member harmony trio plus other entertainers. The program promises dancing for young folks in a larger room and a lively dance treat for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrace Park Casino
Terrace
Park Ca
Bernie Lowe
Ani Hig
Raahon
Jura
Jake
New Graettinger Furniture Repair Firm Opens
Graettinger gains a new business establishment a furniture hospital operated by Ted Leduc and Hjelmer Jasperson. They have installed a complete set of woodworking machinery west of the Duhn billiard hall and restaurant. The firm will specialize in repairing furniture and expects steady work for weeks. The Timore wishes the new firm success in its new line of business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graettinger
Ted Leduc
Hjelmer” Jasperson
Duhn Billiard
Timoa
Businss
Morse Nominated for State Representative in Republican Primary
Morse Jr. son of Gail JH Morse, a Rock Island train dispatcher, was nominated in the Republican primary on Monday. He received 1,258 votes, while Mr. Stillman of Dolliver garnered 647 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Gail Morse, Jr
Gail JH. Morse
Rock Island
Hatherville
Stillman
Dolliver
Dan Yaberg Dies at Milford After Illness
D Yaberg 84 former Graettinger resident died Sunday forenoon at his Milford home after long illness. Born Ohio 1860, he lived in Graettinger for years. Funeral held Milford Tuesday. burial there. Survived by wife, two daughters Mrs Turner Milford and Mrs Lillian Morey Lansing Mich, and two sons Grover Glendale Calif and John Dubuque. The Times extends sympathy to relatives.
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D. Yaberg
J. E. Turner
Milford
Lillian Morey
Lansing
Michigan
Grover
Glendale
California
John
Dubuque
Wm. Anderson Seriously Ill At Rice Lake
Wm. Anderson of Graettinger is very ill at his home in Rice Lake Wisconsin with cancer and little hope of recovery. His father Dr B Anderson, sisters Mrs Otto F Spies and Mrs P J Duus, and brothers Andrew and Goodmen Anderson are listed, with others from Graettinger traveling to Rice Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Anderson
Anderon
Graettinger
Rice Lake
Wisconsin
Dr B. Anderson
Otto F. Spies
Ruthven
P. J.duus
Andrew and
Goodmen
Ayeehire
Larney
John Anderson
P. J. Duus
Graettiner
Winconsin
Lost Island Farm Bureau Meeting Postponed to July
The Lost Island Farm Bureau meeting scheduled for June 12 is postponed to Tuesday July 10. The July meeting program will be organized by Mr and Mrs Oscar Suse and Mrs Ralph Lox. Ray Kennedy was defeated for the Republican nomination for late order of Emmet county, losing 2403 to 35. War veteran Kennedy was severely wounded in World War II. No rain fell as forecast, the Times noted. Numerous local bargains appear in today’s Times ads.
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Lost Island Farm Bureau
Oscar Suse
Myr
Ralph Lox
Ray Kennedy
Graetting
Order of Emmet County
Kennedy
William Luke Stroke Victim Dies In Walnut Township
William Luke, a respected Walnut Township farmer, died after a long illness from a stroke. He was a devout Catholic and never married, survived by seven siblings. Funeral was held Wednesday at 9 a.m. with a requiem Mass at the local church, interment in the parochial cemetery. A long obituary lauds his honesty, neighborliness, and steadfast duty to family and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Luke
Luke
Father Kelly
Clarence Richardson
James King
Alfred McCombs
C. C. Rucker
Paul
Frank Sraith
Sac County
William John Luke
Burlington
Wisconsin
John G. Luke
Minnesota
Sue County
Missouri
Walnut
Township
John
Mary Meredith
Pierre
South Dakota
Alvis Luke
Elmer Pierson
Henr Webbe
John Luke
Fran Meyer
Charles Richardson
Catholi Church
Thors
Ames
Paul Smith
Frank Smith
Charles Rausch
Millie Ellerbrook
Auburn
Iowa
Henry Hagerdorn
William Hagerdorn
Kate Hagerdorn
Wm. Richardson
Donna
Vetter
Town
Theodore Rolling
Anna
Win
Condon
Armstrong
L. W. Pierson
Gon
Gruyer
Jesus
Promised Land
Drouth Ends After Yesterday's Heavy Downpour
A southwestern Iowa community recounts relief as the long drought breaks with yesterday's rain. The storm revived pastures and gardens, easing feed shortages for cattle, while farm incomes and crop prospects begin to recover after a harsh season.
Quaker Oats Crippen Manager Resigns
Carl Elsenbast has resigned as manager of the Quaker Oats Co. at Crippen effective the first of the month. He served as assistant in Graattinger before taking the Crippen post. A new manager and assistant will take charge at Emmeteburg elevator.
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Quaker Olp
Carl Elsenbast
Quakerate Co
Crippen
Elsenbast
Graattinger
Quaker Oats
Emmeteburg
City Water Supply Dwindling In Drought Strain
The city well is nearly exhausted after a dry winter and sparse rainfall. Pumping limits mean only two feet of water can be drawn at a time, with pumps shut until enough replenishment occurs. Ordinary use remains ok, but gardening and lawn watering are discouraged to protect scarce city water.
Mrs John Wolfe Dies of Pneumonia at Noon
Grueltinger residents were saddened to learn of the death of Mrs John Wolfe at 12 02 p m after six weeks of illness. She was a young wife and mother survived by her husband and their baby six weeks old funeral arrangements have not been made.
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John Wolfe
Whittemore Mayor Carmody Visits Times Office
Mayor Tom Carmody of Whittemore, serving his sixth term, called at the Times office with his son Edmund and wife. The veteran banker discussed the town water system and recalled early Graettinger days, noting his long career, regional trade, and acquaintance with H. N. Osher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Carmody
Whittemore
Times Office
Edmund F. Carmody
Wif
Carmody
Car
H. N. Osher
Graettinger
Rock Island
Greettinger
Mass schedule changes at Catholic church announced
The Catholic church has altered Sunday services with a single mass on Sundays. This summer mass will begin at eight o'clock, replacing previous multiple services.
Splendid Sale of Mrs John Zitterich Furniture
The auction sale of the late Mrs John Zitterich's furniture and personal property was held Saturday afternoon. Administrator J A Spier conducted the sale with Groddland in Reeven as auctioneers at the gate and Adolph Spices as clerk. A good attendance and satisfying prices marked the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Zitterich
J. A. Spier
Groddland & Reeven
Adolph Spices
Local candidates lead in Monday primary elections
Graettinger nominee A H Henningsen leads for state representative on the Republican ticket while Dr G H Keeney of Mallard leads for Democrat. Dan Turner wins Republican governor nomination. Incumbent Governor Herring re-nominated by Democrats. County results show Henningsen about 1,200 votes, Luse 458, Waldron 339, Keeney 746 to Donlon 748, Mulroney about 400. Democratic ticket lists Keeney, Maguire, Henge, Westergard, Montgomery, Hand, Hamilton. Republican ticket lists Henningsen, Johnson, Nelson, Thompsen, Brereton, Spies, Robinson. Graettinger factions prominent with several locals on both tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Henningsen
Graettinger
G. H. Keeney
Mallard
Dan Turner
Herring
Art Henningsen
D. N. Luse
Charles Waldron
P. H. Donlon
E. V. Mulroney
J. M. Robinson
Tom Hamilton
Lost Island
Vernon
Walnut Townships
W. Henningsen
Waldron
Deeere
Keeney
Brekke Family Visits Thor After Major Town Fire
Mr and Mrs Brekke and Jacob Brekke with Mr Chris Sevdy visited Thor with Adolph Thompson and family. Thompson ran an auto mobile garage destroyed in a $100000 blaze that wiped out much of the business district. Fire began 4 30 am in the building housing the city fire truck. The truck and wooden structures burned. insurance fell short of loss. The town faces hard rebuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Brekke
Chris Sevdy
Thor
Adolph Thompson
Thompson
Brekke
Fort Dodge
Opera House Annual Meeting Held Tuesday
The Graettinger Opera House Co held its annual meeting at the Hawkeye Theatre on Tuesday afternoon. Attendance was light despite warm weather. The secretary reported the year’s business and it was approved. All old directors were re elected Charley Jensen Fred Spies E A Buategartner Bi Re Graettinger George Frick OA Jolingen and P Q Paulisen. Jorgen Anderson of Twelve Mile Lake township was nominated for county supervisor in Monday’s voting and won 258 votes to Paulson’s 225. Anderson, a leading local farmer, has long been involved in Graettinger business circles.
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Towa
Iowa
AAA
Palo Alto
Buena Vista
Cherokee
Clay
Crawford
Dickinson
Emmet
Tola
Lyon
Monona
O’brien
Osceola
Plymouth
Sae
Sioux
Woodbury
Times
California
Graettinger
Owever
Hare
Graettinger Opera House Co
Hawkeya Theatre
Swere
Charley “Jensen
Fred Spies
E. A. Buategartner
Bi Re Grasttinger
George Frick
Oa Oy Jolingen
P. Q Pauilaen
Jorgen Anderson
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Dan Yaberg
Graeitinger Market
Hoghorn
Ares BO
William Luke
Osguod
Mayor Carmody
Carolina
Janet Gaynor
Robert Young
Lionel Barrymore
Jime
Witti
George
Jo'brien
Claire Trevor
Grete Nigon
Art Henningen
Dr. Keeney
Eleatt
Opera House
Lela
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