Sunday Afternoon and Evening Guests at Hankey Home
Sunday afternoon and evening guests in the parental Lawrence Hankey home.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1973
Page
5
Sunday afternoon and evening guests in the parental Lawrence Hankey home.
Four Estherville Chapter members attended the State Service Star Legion Convention at New Sharon Iowa. Ann Frick drove Nettie Rathman Nellie Hatland and Vergie Hempstead to the meeting. Hatland served on the state board Hempstead was State Gold Star Chairman and State Legislative Chairman.
Estherville ad notes a variety of good used sewing machines fully reconditioned and guaranteed with prices starting as low as 9.95. Contact 362-2266. Thursday, June 21.
At the Milton Bud Smith farm in Har Court a rare event occurred with calf births occurring in the field without human help. The odds were about one in 106,000 for such a birth, yet the calves arrived alive and healthy and are thriving.
Ulrich Traog Palo Alto County Assessor announces July 2 as the last day to apply for Homestead Double Homestead and Military veteran exemptions. Details require deed or contract with ten percent paid, age 65 by Dec 31 1972 with income under $4000 for 1972, or veterans separation papers. Ignore for applicants since Jan 1, 1973.
A travel diary recounts a March road trip from Florida to Iowa via Alabama and Missouri. The journey amid widespread floods tests tires, spares, and patience while visiting family and ending with a safe return to Graettinger. The writer contrasts Florida’s warmth with Iowa’s home comforts, praising both scenes and Carlson's garden spot homeland.
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