Chris Jehan’s Trip to Clear Lake With Family
Chris Jehan motored to Clear Lake Tuesday evening with his daughter Gwendolyn and Miss Bertha Fogle. They visited the area for an outing, details of which are noted in local events.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1930
Page
5
Chris Jehan motored to Clear Lake Tuesday evening with his daughter Gwendolyn and Miss Bertha Fogle. They visited the area for an outing, details of which are noted in local events.
Mra J G Amiaht recovers and is about again following a two weeks illness. A base ball game is noted for Grasttinger Sunday afternoon with Mal lard set to play the local club at the Gratland ball paris.
Estherville area residents share visits and travel news. Mrs Lowie Lammers and children and Mrs Will Lammers with son Roland stop by Tuesday while Earl Jones on Route Two takes a two week vacation with Melvin Bratrud as substitute. The Sundviges drive to Kopkinton for a Sunday visit with M. S. Sandvig and family. Xo Raleigh heads to Des Moines for a conv cabinet visit and returns midweek. Thomas Larsen of Racine Wisconsin visits friends today. Mr Taurseny, long publisher of the Times, is noted. Mildred and Mima Robinson and Alice Brown join at Lost Ishin for Sunday, traveling to Arnold’s Park in the evening. Mr and Mrs James Wilson of Lodge Grass Montana visit the Chambers family and Mrs Chambers of Clan Cake accompanies. Wilsons plan to buy a barber shop in Welcome Minnesota, after years in Tnainmont. Miss Blanche Young, former Charles City teacher, is home on vacation with her father and will attend summer school starting July. she holds a good position in Charles City.
St Paul Lutheran notes a week of services and events led by Rev Axel M Andersen including Danish service at 1 a m and Luther League program, parochial school start, Friday Bible study, and South Walnut Church July Fourth celebration with patriotic service, choir music, Ladies Aid dinner at noon, and community invitation.
Sunday School at 10, church service at 11, and Sunday evening at eight o clock at the Gardner home. The first Farm Home Service will be held with special treat. Wm Overholt, former resident of Grachtinger, will speak. Rev. Fremont Faul, Pastor.
Lutheran church notes an English service at 9 and 10, confirms this Friday, parochial school starts July 1 at the high school. It urges parents to send children, cites Jesus’ command to teach, mentions teachers training next Monday, and plans a Fourth of July celebration on the parsonage grounds.
A children's program and various activities were planned with dinner, refreshments, kitten ball races and games. The Lost Island L. Ch devotional was conducted by Mr. rlal n B.S. at 10.0 with Rav M Miunisager as pastor.
Dr E E Dappen D V 9 veterinarian successor to Dr L L Lindney located in Graettinger Iowa. Telephone 69. McBride Barber Shop advertises a strictly modern up to date shop with lady barbers and a billiard and soft drink parlor in connection owned by John McBride.
Graettinger area ads list Justice of the Peace services real estate and collections. Local shops promote cafes meat markets grocery offerings and bakery items, plus cooperative livestock shipping and farmers grain supplies. Associations and merchants invite customer patronage and note community services and phone numbers.
The Shipping Association reports 147 pleased members during 1927 and urges Fermer to back his organization and resist rivals trying to run the business. He is told to stand firm and support collective interests.
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