Hospital Notes from Holy Family Hospital
Admitted Friday June 14 is Jerry Heller of Graettinger. Discharged Thursday June 13 is Martin Murphy of Graettinger. Readmitted Sunday June 16 is Jerry Heller of Graettinger.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1963
Page
2
Admitted Friday June 14 is Jerry Heller of Graettinger. Discharged Thursday June 13 is Martin Murphy of Graettinger. Readmitted Sunday June 16 is Jerry Heller of Graettinger.
Mrs. Iva Allsup extends thanks for cards gifts flowers and visits during hospital stay and after returning home. She expresses gratitude and notes kindness will not be forgotten.
Local want ads list pricing per word for first insertion and 2 cents per word for subsequent insertions with a 25 cent minimum. Heyed ads incur a 25 cent extra charge. Cards of Thanks priced at 10 cents per line with a 500 line minimum.
A collage of sale and want items including feeder pigs from Quaker Oats Co and H E Perkins, a 25 hp outboard motor in near new condition, a Singer sewing machine in a console cabinet with many stitches, automatic livestock waterers by Thrifty Ritchie, assorted signs, and upholstery fabrics. Also housing for teachers, and a repossessed Singer sewing machine with full features. Listings mention contact names, locations like Estherville Iowa and St Paul Minnesota, and advertising in Times Office and Klga radio.
A stream of relatives and friends arrived from Washington D C Minnesota Illinois Montana and Wisconsin for weekend visits with Emmetsburg families. Notables included Don Rasmussen and daughter Susan visiting from Washington and Joanne Johnson a Mankato State College graduate teaching in Rochester. Various other extended stays and family trips followed through to New Orleans and the Ozarks highlighting community ties and travel.
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