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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1923
Page
9
A Dear Editor letter recalls a two year old speech to about a hundred youths in western South Dakota. It argues peace on earth rests on raising ideal men and outlines a controversial physical and mental profile, praising discipline, spirituality, and self improvement while cautioning against excessive material focus.
A cryptic report notes a pedestrian was struck while watching a plane and mentions a new menace termed the newest menace, with unclear details about location or outcome. The fragment hints at danger from airborne activity impacting bystanders and evolving threats.
Bargains offered on guaranteed windbreaks and ornamental landscaping evergreen stock. Advertiser pledges top prices and urges readers not to buy before requesting the latest prices on evergreens, fruits, and shrubs. Includes claims of superior grade, well rooted, home grown stock.
Services in Ottosen and Lost Island next Sunday at 9:30 a.m. and 10:80 a.m. Mr. Tveit will preach in Norwegian. Sunday school and Bible class each Sunday at 9:30 a.m., Luther League Sunday evenings with program and Bible reading. Pastor Mev. 8, 0. Sande. Welcome.
The 7th day service offers 10:00 morning worship and 11:00 special music marking World Movements speech by County Agent Clark and Palo Alto County Farm Bureau Breckenridge. 12:30 picnic, 8:00 evening program Children’s Day with The secret Whispered to Children and Field of the Rural Church film. Bible study Thursday 8:00 Revelation chapter 2. Rev. C. J. Mekkelson invites all.
Vincent Kelly named to Des Moines assignment earlier this week. Joe Bradley attended as caller at Osgood Saturday. Summer plans include a trip down the river on Tuesday. Edward Mitchell left for Iowa City for summer school. Lutheran Ladies Aid to serve coffee and pies Saturday June 16 at Woodman Hall. Mr and Mrs M O Grodland hosted visitors from Town F. Mr and Mrs John Reimer and child left for Greene for grandmother's funeral. George Sasse of Waterloo fined for stealing a fountain pen from Miss Thelma Franklin. Sasse is an oil salesman. Tennis doubles tournament begins next Tuesday. entries to E J Turner or Rev C J Mekkelson. Mr and Mrs P J Paulsen left for Dubuque. Paulsen to attend wintertake convention. Embroidery club gathering held. luncheon served. Mrs Sam Sandvig and others to Ruthven for cousin Mrs Peter Sandvig’s funeral. Norwegian Ladies Aid to meet June 20 at Mrs Amdahl’s. invitation extended.
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