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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1954
Page
7
A marriage is announced for Margery Anne Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs Matt Anderson to Robert Marsh set for Sunday June 20 at 7 30 pm at Graettinger Methodist church with a reception in the church parlors after the ceremony.
Reginald Schubbe of Clitheral and Mrs. Minnie Schubbe visit, while Mrs. Nattie Rathman hosts. Mrs. Sullivan Coan spends two weeks with her mother Mrs. Jennie Southard in Shenandoah after her release from hospital. Bessie Howard returns from a Canada trip. Sophus Johnson and Charles Barkley arrive from California to Graettinger and plan to stay and visit. the Barkleys will come Saturday. Eugene Egeland earns an industrial economics diploma at Iowa State College. his parents attend graduation. Lizzie Wagner returns from extended visits to Ruthven, Emmetsburg and Cylinder. Mrs. Richard Miller visits in Emmetsburg. C. J. Shaffer of Waverly visits Ritzman home. Shaffer is brother to Mrs. Ritzman and Mrs. Lundgren. A Weele y Anderson birthday gathering near High Lake includes Mrs. Art Ritzman and Mrs. Ellen Lundgren of Graettinger and Dave Lundgren of Chicago. Rev. R. K Hodgkin and Sam Watson visit Wm. McConnell in a Rochester hospital. Mrs. Chris Jensen and daughter and Mrs. Bill Mercher of Chicago depart after visiting with brothers Pete, Henry, and Andrew Duus and other relatives. sister Mrs. George S Godfrey of Ames also visited. Jensen family reunion held at Ingham Lake. Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Simonsen and daughters from Valley Falls, Kansas visit Esther Simonsen and Graettinger area friends.
A heavy black cloud approached Hubert Page's farm in Clarke county during a children's party. Children were moved indoors and Sandra Newman, hiding in a small outbuilding, was inside when the outbuilding was blown fifty feet.
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