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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1935

Page

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Dan Cupid Has Busy Month in Many Years Wedding

In GRODLAND JOSLIN wedding at Mo nong church Miss Emily Joslin daughter of Rev Louis Joslin and Merle Grodland son of Mr and Mrs M C Grodland wed in a double ring ceremony before about 400 relatives and friends The setting included iris bouquets bridal wreaths and music by Mrs Kenneth W Kash with Alpha Gamma Delta Rose Song performed by Lily Palmer continuation noted on page four

Kenneth W. Kash Lile Palmer Cedar Rapids

Flood Strikes Crook Colorado Families Hazard

Mrs. Fred Masters says she has heard nothing from her sister in law Mrs. George Taylor of Crook after the Colorado floods. The Taylor family fled with cattle to safety as floodwaters from the South Platte swept through the area. Hogs, poultry were lost and crops ruined. The water was deep and mud now covers the land as residents describe the destruction.

Fred Masters George Taylor Crook Colorado Taylor South Platte River Taylors

Fishing trip yields hefty catch for four men at Leach Lake

Bert Anderson George Singer John Clemmenson and Dale Garber returned from a brief Leach Lake Minnesota trip with a generous fish haul. Clemmenson passed a seaman’s first class exam amid stormy weather and high waves.

Bert Anderson George Singer John Clemmenson Dale Garber Leach Lake Minnesota

Death notice for Dorothy Wobbe in Missouri

Henry Wobbe of east of Graettinger mourns his mother Mrs Dorothy Wobbe aged 86 who died at her Clyde Missouri home at eleven o clock Tuesday. The funeral was held this morning at six o clock. Mr Wobbe and daughter Beatrice left for Clyde to attend the service and he receives the condolences of local friends.

Henry Wobbe East of Graettinger Dorothy Wobbe Clyde Missouri

Graettinger Defeats Hobbs in Eight-Round Decision

Tricket and Allen winners last evening as Titel Graettinger defeated Harry Hobbs of Oxkaloona in an eight-round decision. Hobbs weighed 280 pounds. Graettinger showed skill and aggression, earning the verdict in the last night’s boxing card.

Tricket Allen Titel Graettinger Harry’ Hobbs Oxkaloona Hobbs Aren

Auto License Notices Prompt County Sheriff Action

Fragmentary OCR text mentions auto drivers and county sheriff, uncertainty about licensing, realled airrated banks and gatlinger origins. no clear event or entities.

Luigenses Leengés Aliea “Ba Gatlinger

Land of Beginning Again presented at Hawkeye Theatre

The Land of Beginning Again a three act play will be shown at Hawkeye Theatre tonight. Sponsored by the young people of the M. F church. Tickets cost 25c for adults and 6c for children. Proceeds aid the church project.

Hawkeye Theatre Yong People M. F Church

Cream Scorers Prepare for Mason City State Contest

The annual meeting of the Tow State Brand creameries will be held at Mason City on Thursday June 27 with a cream scoring team from Farmers Creamery Co of Gradtin wer and likely Lost Ishinl Creamery Co to compete. Ora Bonstead will lead a scoring meeting at the creamery on Saturday evening June 1th to prepare contestants for Mason City feathering. three night sessions begin June 16 at 8:30 p.m. and the final contest will be held June 22 with the cream scoring team chosen.

Mason City Farmers Creamery Co Gradtinwer Lost Ishinl Creamery Co Ora Bonstead the ‘Times

Cream Grading School At Estherville Friday

A cream grading school for cream buyers and creamery men of Palo Alto and Emmet counties will be held at Estherville Friday June 14 starting at 9 a m The school covers section 8100 G 7 of the Iowa Cream Grading law State inspectors J G McCarthy and Bob Jamison assisted by Karl Wester of Amaz will conduct the school All who come under this section should attend A similar school will be conducted at Spencer in July

Palo Alto Emmet Estherville Iowa J. G. McCarthy Bob Jamieson Karl Wester Amas Spencer

Highway Accident Near Murphy Farm Damages Two Cars

An accident on Highway 17 just south of the Murphy farm Tuesday damaged two autos, a Spies Dodge and Sorensen auto. Sorensen was turning into his driveway as the Spies car passed. no serious injuries were reported.

M. L. Murphy Farm Place Adolph Spies N. P. Sorensen Sorensen

Jensen Store Becomes Art Project During Owner’s Vacation

Albert F. Johnson and Norman Osher busy painting woodwork around doors and windows of the Jensen store building. They plan to surprise Mr. Jensen when he returns from his vacation trip.

A. Jensen Albert F. Johnson Norman Osher Jensen Store Jensen

New Ford Via Sales at Qo Reports Bale of Deer

Bale of deer figures headline a Tipp Berg tale with Mrs. Ronee and fowine Para lvestar. The fragmentary OCR presents names and places in a local sales item, hinting at a community notice or advertorial context.

FORD Berg

Great Fight Card At Ringsted Friday Night

Graettinger boxing fans expect a strong show in Ringsted on Friday June 1 with Joe Gardurs of Ammeta burg facing Frankie Vogl in the eight round main event. The program includes several semi finals and curtain raisers as part of a Legion celebration with Freddie Atkinson and Willie Spencer set for six rounds and Kid Zehnag vs Ray Jennings in a four round bout.

Graettinger Ringster Joe Gardurs Ammetaburg Freddie Atkinson Minneapolis Willie Spencer Goon Rapids Barney Hassel Grachtinger Kid Smith Fort Dodge Bob Dagicsoni Milford

Child Pinned By Car Injures ThreeYearOld on Robbins

Richard Peton, three, was badly scratched and flesh injured when the fender pinned him to a building edge Saturday. His parents left him in the house while they moved the car and realized the obstruction too late. The incident prompts a plea for proper parking on Robbins Avenue to avoid blocking space and fire hydrants.

Richard Peton Paul Peton Mr. Peton

4-H Club Rally Day Features Opera and Health Demo

A Palos Alto county meeting of 4-H clubs closed with the Bohemian Girl opera. Local girls took prominent roles including Mary Jo Carter reader and a 28-voice gypsy chorus. Gladys Aylward named assistant postmaster at Groattinger Osgoood office. Crime notes show May Fort Dodge police reported 34 offenses versus 72 last May.

Palos Alto Tmmetsburg Walnut Mary Jo Carter Mra G. C. Carter Miss Carter Graettinger High Wilma Barber Count Mary Stewart Irene Lundgyon Mary Jo Young Mary Kavenda Tono Barber Gypsy Chorus 28 Voices Fort Dodge

Spanish War Vets Meet in Emmetsburg for Iowa Encampment

Emmetsburg prepares for the 1985 United Spanish War Veterans of Iowa encampment to be held June 16 to 19. The program includes memorial services, welcomes from local and state leaders, a West Bend Grotto trip, a grand banquet, Waters Carnival, boat parade, fireworks, and various demonstrations. The event ends with elections for the ensuing year.

Emmetsburg United Spanish War Veterans of Iowa Marmersburg Oeluck Methodlist Episcopal Church Win E.G. Saunders Marmetsburg W. P. Kerwick Emmetsburge St. Mary's Gymnasium Medium Lake

Niece of J Wagner Relative Dies After Illness

Mrs. Mary Wood, 48, mother of seven, died Saturday night after months of illness. She was hurl ed at Emmetsburg Tuesday morning and survived by her husband seven children aged up to 14, her parents Mr and Mrs Al Meyers, and many relatives. She was a niece of J P Wagner of Gruettinger and often visited the Wagner home in this city. Gruettinger friends extend sympathy to the family.

John Wagner Mary Wood Emmetsburg Wagner Siriara

Rebuilding Tires At Graettingar Retread Shop

The Graettingar Retread and Vulcanizing Shop in northwest Town is one of the busiest. A. J. Duhn and assistant Carl Larson work from early morning to late at night, cooking tires twice daily for six hours per cycle. They receive large truck tires from Hemmetaburg Algona Ustherville Spirit Lake and intermediate points. Tires are sold at half the cost of new tires.

Graettingar Northwest Town A. J. Duhn Carl Larson Hmmetaburg Algona Ustherville Spirit Lake

Fisher Ill in Algona With Gall Bladder Trouble

Wm Fisher of Algona, formerly of Gractinger, is quite ill with gall bladder trouble. His condition was serious earlier this week, Gractinger friends hope for early improvement. Father’s Day specials advertise at C A Jansen store for Sunday June 16.

Fisher Algona Gracttinger

Rolland George Extends Chess Laurels At Taliana Title

Rolland George of Graettinger son of Mr and Mrs BS George won the Taliana state championship with five wins and no losses. The event was sponsored by the Northern Indiana Chess League featuring Fort Wayne South Bend Gary Knox Elkhart and Garret. The Times salutes the former Graettinger youth who has long held titles in Tadinna and a regional championship years ago across several states.

Rolland George BS. George Graettinger Taliana Mr. George Northern Indiana Chess League Fort Wayne South Bend Gary Knox Elkhart Garret the Times Oy Highieters George Tadinna Mayers

Boecker acquires highway property including store and cabins

Last week Win. Boecker bought the Grodland store building service station cabins and ground on Highway 17 at Robbins Avenue from M. C. Grodland. Gilbert Meyers of Ruthven has run the store inn and Sinclair service station. He added a cabin as his home, and the tourist park cabins remain popular in summer. Meyers will continue operating both businesses and the tourist park.

Grodland Statim Gilbert: Meyers Boecker Highway 17 Robbins Avenue M. C. Grodland Gilbert ‘Meyers Ruthven Ile Sinclair Products Meyers

Body Of Mrs Gaynor Found At Okoboji

The body of Mrs. E. S. Gaynor, 48, a Sioux City club woman, was washed ashore at Miller's bay near the Gaynor cottage the day after she disappeared following her April 25 arrival in the lake region. H. M. Goodell found the body during a night tide near the canal outlet. It was moved to Cobb's funeral home in Spencer after removal from the water.

Gaynor Okoboji E. S. Gaynor Sioux City Club Miller’s Bay Lake H. M. Goodell Miller's Bay Goodell Cobb Spencer Spencer Mortuary

Fricks End Canada Visit With American League Stops

The Canadians Mr. and Mrs. George Frick and children ended a three week vacation leaving Graettinger Memorial Day. They first stopped in Detroit where Mr. Frick attended Amer Texa league games. They traveled to Canada and stayed with Fred Spies and nephew Kurt Spies then with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Appleton in Springfield Massachusetts. Mrs. Appleton is Kurt Spies sister and Ros Frick cousin. The Fricks spend the first of four weeks in New York City then will visit Washington before returning home.

George Frick Graettinger Memorial Day Detroit Frick Canada Fred Spies Kurt Spies Lioyd Appleton Springfield Massachusetts Ros. Prick Fricks New York City Washington, D.C

Graettinger Hires Leon Smaage as New School Superintendent

Graettinger Independent School district appoints Leon Smaage of Palmer as superintendent to succeed A R McMullen who resigned for West Bend. Smaage, a Northwestern graduate with five years as a superintendent, will attend summer school and move to Graettinger with his wife and two young sons.

Board of Education Graettinger Independent School Leon Smaage Palmer Town Graettinger A. R. McMullen West Bend Graettinger Board of Education Smuage

Jensen Family Heads West on Motor Trip

Mr. and Mrs. GC A. Jensen and their children left Sunday for a western motor trip to the Black Hills Yellowstone and other points of interest possibly the west coast. The Jensen home hosts Mrs Salzwedel and Miss Grace Anderson sisters of Mrs Jensen. Ronald, the youngest child, stays with his aunts while the family travels.

GC. A. Jensen Black Hills Yellowstone West Salzwedel Grace Anderson Jensen

Elephant Kills Child At Crookston In Circus Crowd

John and Thomas Sullivan of Crookston Minnesota witnessed an elephant run amuck in Atterbury circus crowds killing a child and injuring several others. The event followed news that the House of David baseball team played at Crookston last week with Gib Paulsen of Graettinger, already transferred to the western division days before the game.

John and Thomas Sullivan T. H. Sullivan Crookston Minnesota Atterbury Circus Sullivan House of David Gib” Paulsen Graettinger

Jensen Family Begins Prolonged Vacation Road Trip

Mr and Mrs Charley Jensen and their children Pearl and Lawrence start Monday on an extended vacation. They travel by their new 700 dollar trailer coach to Detroit for a hardware convention then plan Canada and New England visits. The home on wheels includes electric lights refrigeration and water facilities.

Charley Jensen Pearl Lawrence Detroit Jensen National Convention ‘Hardware Towa Gradlinger Canada New England

Beautiful Summer Weather In Iowa This Week

The Iowa weather man notes Monday and Tuesday of this week as ideal warm days for state guests. June in Iowa brings rapid growth for corn after a cool damp season. An early heat lures fields toward rapid strides as the northwest air holds a pleasant appearance.

Iowa Ghia Bay

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Monono Wels Ruthven School Jorgen Anderson Mary Fogde Graeitinger Hawkeye Oral Bonstead Ringsted Joe Goeders Frankie Vogl Barney Hassell Dodger Misa Gladys Aylward Martin Aylward Ot ‘Groattinger Osgood Anni Lambe Miss Aylward Arguent C. A. Jansen Sundsay Wmn. Boecker Jol Beal Gloria Stuart Sun-Mon George White Alice Faye James Dunne Preston Foster Mirvyn Douglas Scott Ohio Saley Vst New School Supt AL Re McMullen Northwestern C.A. Jensen
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