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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1932

Page

7

Local News Items From Emmetsburg And Surrounding Areas

Miss Blanche Young attends summer school at Iowa City. Mrs. J. M. Kelly and daughter Vivian visited from Ayrahire. Edith Gardner visits Mildred in Maebn City. Eleanor Dunn attends summer school at Tow City. Grace McCarty visits Pearl Jensen at the lakes. A farmers strike meeting is set for Emmetsburg on Monday evening June 20. Mrs. G. C. Coolidge ill. Graettinger friends wish her swift recovery. The Emmetsburg meeting aims to discuss the strike. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Harrington and son visit from Mayfield, North Dubuath. plan trips to Glenwood and Town City. Grace McCarty leaves for Chicago for nursing course. then Leland, Michigan for telegraph operator work. Elisabeth Spies spends a week in Twin Cities. A. J. Johnson visits Minnea polis. O. T. Herlem hosts a visit from brother Andrew and wife of Boulder, Colorado. Donald Rasmussen visits Jackson, Minnesota. Barney Jisn bast vacationing near West Bend. Iris farm home near there completed. M. Thompson and Ragan motor to St. Paul. daughters finish school there for summer. N. S. Merriman arrives from Minneapolis for Emmetsburg and Graettinger visits. A. A. Elsenbast and Barney Elsenbast visit St. James and Dexheimer and Gruis homes. Dexheimer and Gruis families previously resided locally.

Blanche ‘Young Summe Iowa City J. M. Kelly Mins Vivian Ayrahire Misa Edith Gardner Maebn’ City Mildred Misa Eleanor Dunn Tows City Grace McCarty Pearl Jensen the Lakes Emmettsaburg G. C. Coolidge Emmataburg Ti Ia Elbert Harrington and Son Mayfield North Dubuth C. G. Harrington Glenwood Town City Milas Grace McCarty Gracttinger Chicago Misa Nan Mercy Hospital Leland Michigan Miss McCarty Elisabeth Spies Twin Cities A. J. Johnson Barney Elsenbast St. James Juling Dexheimer Jacob Gruis Dexheimer Gruis

Local social notes and visiting headlines from Graettinger

Miss Vivian Norris and Miss Mae Lockwood visit relatives at Spirit Lake and Rock Island, Illinois. Local residents attend county American Legion Auxiliaries meeting. Jorgenson hats go on sale at economy rates. The George D. Sweet tent show travels through Emmetsburg, four acts for 10 and 26 cents. Flooded Graettinger area reports. local families host guests and relatives. attorneys Nefatead and Kennedy noted. Mrs. Thomas McDonald ill but improving with motor trips and a new Chevrolet.

Mae Lockwood Rock Island Laois Fred Rubink Anna Jorgenson J. A. Jensen Terrill American Legion Auxiliaries George D. Sweet Emmetsburg E. F. Nefatead Margaret Nefatead Graettinger Barney Elsenbast West Bend Loyal Martin Kathryn Gorman Alton Iowa M. J. Reidy Haakon Thoreson Jess Masters Crook Coolrado Masters Colorado Wm. Fuller Armstrong Thomas McDonald

Twin Falls visitor reports heavy rainfall and irrigation reliance

Dan Siever of Twin Falls Idaho visited the Times office after his car broke down en route to Freeport Ili nois. He notes Idaho has had more rain than usual this year and irrigation remains crucial for crops. He mentions potatoes beans onions and abundant alfalfa in the area and praised the section's greenery.

Dan Siever Twin Falls Idaho Times Freeport Ilinois Bieler Graettinger Mr. Siever Mee

Joe Brown Comedy Fares At Iowa Theatre Weekend

The Iowa Theatre hosts Joe Brown in a new Broadway style comedy with a wild chase plot. First showing in northwest Town features a rag picker hero roping a driver and pursuing kidnappers across town. Two days only, June 18 and 19, bring the family for this sensational show.

Joe Brown New York Daily News Broadway Northwest Town

How To Live To A Ripe Old Age Leave 110s Alone

Iowa health officials warn that exposure to household voltages can cause severe burns or death, especially when skin is wet. Inspect insulation, avoid worn cords, and never touch live fixtures in damp areas or tubs. Also cautions on keeping appliances off when not in use.

Iowa

Sweet Shows at Emmetsburg This Week

The Geo D Sweet Shows visit Emmetsburg June 16 17 18 and 19 following a Ruthven stop. Productions include Uncle Dudley The Cat And the Canary Inside the Law and Our New Minister. Admission drops to 10 cents for children 26 cents for adults. Manager George D Sweet invites Graettinger friends to attend.

Geo. D. Sweet Emmetsburg Ruthven Dudley Law Graettinger George D. Sweet Em‘metaburg Ady

Parochial School Starts. Lutheran Mission Notes Highlighted

Sunday school opens with 181 scholars and age varied classes using biblical material. Rev James P Christensen, First Lutheran Church, reports mission service at 9 30 with Haugen preaching and a league talk at 10. Parochial school begins June 19 in church basement. Lost Island Church holds services at 11, with confirmations and aid meetings upcoming. Jesus plea to seek the kingdom frames the message as community prosperity hinges on faith and generosity.

James P. Christensen Lutheran Church Lutheran Ch Haugen Baesment Jesus L. Aid Lost Island L. Ch Clarence Christianson Church Hall Lost Island Lake America

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Vogue Meat Department Peck Holesens Grocery Vivian Norris Spirit Lake Charley Jensen The Akes Hawkeye Theatre Gmneitinger Jos E. the Iowa Theatre Wallingfor Wallingford Methodist Fremont Faul ST. Paul Lutheran Church Luther 'League Amdahl Baumgartner New Lot
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