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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1966
Page
1
The schedule lists exam days by location with tests on Mondays in Estherville and Orange City, Tuesdays in Emmetsburg, Wednesdays in Spencer, Thursdays in Rock Rapids, Fridays in Spirit Lake, and Saturday morning sessions in Sibley.
The Social Security district office in Fort Dodge released a special contact station schedule. Locations include Emmetsburg courthouse and Therville city mall with time windows in June, and Spencer courthouse with morning slots on select dates.
Graettinger Iowa public directory lists mayor council, police, water, light plant and trustees with supervisors, auditor, clerk, sheriff, recorder, treasurer, attorney and a county and schools office. Also features clergy listings for Immaculate Conception, Lost Island Lutheran, Bethel Lutheran, Methodist, Wallingford Lutheran, Emmanuel Lutheran, and Graettinger organizations including legion auxiliary, Lions Club, American Legion, public library hours and local doctor office hours in Estherville and Graettinger offices.
June 12, 1941 Times item recounts civic notices, school administration changes, and local events. Topics include July 1 court terms, Palo Alto County Cow Test association meeting, Graettinger electric plant contracts, and a double header baseball game. Also reports on weather moisture, crop concerns east of Esttinger, and a large 11 pound 7 ounce catfish caught near Wied Center.
The item describes a community scene at Down Library Lane with activities at City Library and a feature about a story by Helen Beiraslow titled Who Gets The Deumastick. It includes a family narrative of the Montini couple, their children Eve and others, and how love and perseverance led to resilience through tragedy, alongside eight pages of photographs and a note about a white robin hatched at the Chris Hepler home in Harris.
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