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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1923
Page
3
A reader letter from Graettinger Iowa recounts a two year old speech in western South Dakota urging peace through ideas. It links ideal manhood to physical and mental traits, outlines cranial and moral characteristics, and argues against aggression while promoting learning, virtue, and religious striving.
A pedestrian watching an airplane was struck by an automobile in a roadway incident. The event highlights growing safety concerns at busy airfield corridors and the need for clearer traffic control near runways.
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Ottasen church announces services next Sunday in Lest Tslane and Meso with Rev. 8 0 Sande preaching in Norwegian. Sunday school and Bible class every Sunday, morning worship, Epworth league at 7 15, and Children's Day program at 8.00 with film following. Bible study Thursday at 8 and church meeting invites all.
Vincent Kelly headed to Des Moines early week while Joe Bradley and others prepared for a Saturday event. Boy Scouts hiked the river on Tuesday and Edward Mitchell left for Town City to attend summer school. Lutheran Ladies Aid will host coffee and snacks Saturday June 16 at Woodmarhall. Mr and Mrs John Reimer traveled to Greene for a grandmother's funeral. George Sasse of Waterloo fined $50 plus costs for stealing a fountain pen. Sasse is an oil salesman. Tennis doubles tournament starts next Tuesday with entries to J. J. Turner or Rev. C. J. Mekkelson. Paulsens left for Dubuque for an undertakers convention. Embroidery Club hosted by Mrs Vincent Kelly with social time and luncheon. Next Norwegian Ladies Aid meeting is June 20 at Mrs Amihl's home with Mrs Olson assisting.
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