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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1923
Page
15
A letter from O Ru Gardner argues that peace hinges on raising ideal men with strong spiritual and physical traits. It details a Western Dakota society gathering and prescribes measurements and organ emphasis to form a perfect man.
A pedestrian was struck by an unidentified object while watching an airplane. The incident description is unclear and authorities have yet to identify the object or determine the cause.uité
Local ad promises low guaranteed evergreens for windbreaks and ornamental landscaping. It urges readers not to buy before checking prices and claims the best grade, well rooted, home grown evergreens, plus fruits and shrubs. Requests readers to send for latest price list.
Ottosen holds services next Sunday with Norwegian language sermon by Rev. Merveit at 10:80, Sunday school 9:20, Luther League 8:00. In Graettinger, Rev. Mokkelson announces Farmers Day with 10:00 Sunday school, 11:00 worship, 12:50 dinner, 2:30 platform meeting with County Agent Clark and Farm Bureau president. Epworth League 7:15, Children’s Day program 8:00 followed by a film. Bible study Thursday at 8:00 with Revelation chapter 2. All invited.
Vincent Kelly and Edward Mitchell leave town for summer plans while a youth hike along the river brings cheer. Mrs. Merklin hosts coffee and pie, families travel to Greene and Dubuque for events, a Waterloo salesman faces a penalty for a fountain pen theft, and church groups plan meetings and embroidery club luncheon at five thirty with a Norweigan Ladies Aid gathering set for June 20th.
Two big days planned at Hand's Park feature a Armstrong versus Loni Rock ball game at 2:30 with dancing and music by Joyland Serenade We. The event also includes a warm picnic, entertainment tents, a second ball game at 10 AM, and a star lineup with Cavilla the clown and a Barnum & Bailey veteran band, plus Al Nenkes Orchestra and other acts.
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