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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1935

Page

6

Three Farms Sold In Iowa Real Estate Week

Real estate notes report three farm sales in the past week. The Thomas Thoreson Estate farm sold for about 100 dollars per acre to Ralph Mason of Lake Center, up from 68 dollars last year. The Co P Jensen farm near Graettinger, 120 acres, sold to a Laurens buyer for about 65 dollars per acre. The Peter N Petersen 200 acre farm near Wallingford sold to Art Skattebo, with a price around 50 dollars per acre.

Iowa H. Raleigh Times Thomas Thoreson Ralph Mason Lake Center Henry Holgen Emmetsburg Co. P. Jensen Graettinger Laurens Peter N. Petersen Riverside Church Wallingford Art Skattebo

Judge Faville to Speak at Emmetsburg Rally

Judge Frederick F. Faville of Sioux City, former Iowa supreme court chief justice, will speak at a Palo Alto County Temperance Council rally in Soper Park Emmetsburg on Sunday July 7. Picnic dinner at 1 15 p m, bring baskets. Officers elected include Dr H L Brereton chair Rev R J Corneil vice chair and Miss Florence Wells secretary.

Frederick F. Faville Sioux City Iowa Supreme Court Palo Alto H. L. Brereton R. J. Corneil Florence Wells

Trickel and Vogl Headline Graettinger Boxing Card Tonight

Verne Trickel of Graettinger faces Frankie Vogl of Janesville in the feature bout at the Tile Factory arena. The card also includes six round semifinals with Swede Allen versus Kid Hargraves and Chief Korver versus Bob Jackson, plus four round bouts featuring Ray Semmings, Don Wmery, Farmer Johnson, Battling Nielson, and a curtain raiser with Leo Riley and Nan Morgensen. Fans are seen arriving by the hundreds. Mayor George was in Emmetsburg Monday.

Verne Trickel Graettinger Frankie Vogl Janesville Wisconsin Tile Factory Arena Trickel Allen Kid” Hargraves Spencer Chief Korver Shelton Bob Jackson Milford Iowa

Forty-Six Years a Catholic Priest Honored Here

Rev Father Kelly marked his 46th anniversary of ordination with an anniversary dinner at the Hawkeye Theatre basement, hosted by the Graettinger Catholic Ladies Aid Society. About 300 attended, with gifts presented by J A Doern ing and T J Duffy. Friends, priests, and non-Catholic neighbors joined in to honor his long service and community work. The Times commends his devotion, friendship, and tireless pastoral care in Graettinger and surrounding areas.

Catholic Ladies’ Aid Society Graettinger Fathey Kelly Hawkeye Theatre Father J. A. Doerning T. J. Duffy Father Kelly Hawkeye Estherville

Anniversary tribute to Father Kelly at Grayt- Unger parish

The Grayt- Unger parish marks Father Kelly's long service with a June 24, 1029 anniversary. The community and Times editor praise his forty years of devotion and extend hearty congratulations despite the past absence of the celebrant.

Grayt- Unger Father Kelly Sant Fe Thia

Frank Bannon Weds Waterloo Girl in St Patrick’s Church

Frank Bannon and Wa ndta Brown both of Waterloo united in marriage at St Patrick's Catholic church in Waterloo on Monday morning June 24. They plan trips to Chicago and Dubuque before settling in Waterloo. The groom works for Mid-Continent Oil Co and the bride for John Deere Co. Relatives from Graettinger and local residents attended. The Times offers congratulations and best wishes.

Wanda Brown St. Patrick’s Church Waterloo Chicago Frank Bannon Wandta Brown St. Patrick's’ Catholic Joe Ray Bannon Graettinger Gilbert Meyers Frank John Deere Co Mid-Continent Oil Co

Open Safety Pin Nearly Costs Baby Life

Jonne Shiley nine months old of Graettinger seized an open safety pin and swallowed it on Sunday. The pin lodged in the throat and hindered breathing until Dr McManus removed it without serious harm. The baby resisted being held during the maneuver but suffered no lasting effects.

Jonne A. Shiley Graettinger

Raymond Brom Chosen as Graettinger Schools Superintendent

Raymond Brom of Gibson Iowa was selected as Graettinger Schools superintendent at a Monday evening board meeting. He currently serves as Gibson school superintendent and resides in Pella Iowa. Brom is single and brings longtime experience to the role.

Raymond Brom Gibson Iowa Graettinger Brom Pella Towa Leon Smange Palmer Dpalmer Book of Education

Bake Sale At Thompson Store Next Saturday

The Catholic Young People’s Society will hold a bake sale at Thompson’s Grocery next Saturday, June 29. Articles will be on display through the afternoon and evening as the members extend a cordial invitation to all.

Catholic Young Peoples’ Society Thompson’s

Norman Osher Sent To Air Service Tuesday

Norman Osher, longtime employee at the C. A. Jensen store, was called to report for duty with the United States government flying corps. He recently passed an air corps exam in Minneapolis and will undergo another exam in Des Moines. If successful, he will serve three years and train at Kelly Field, Texas.

Norman Osher C., A. Jensen Des Moines United State Government Flying Corps Osher Minneapolis United States Air Corps Uncle Sam Kelly Field San Antonio Texas Jensen Limes

Fourth Of July Celebrations At South Walnut And Lost Island

Graettinger area hosts two safe and sane Independence Day events. South Walnut Lutheran Church members organize a Ladies Aid dinner and a race filled program with soft drinks and pie. Lost Island Lutheran Church hosts a picnic at Charley Christianson grove with ice cream, races, and a noon chicken dinner open to all.

Graettinger South Walnut Danish Ladies’ Aid Society South Walnut Township Finner Lutheran Church Lost Island Lost Island Lutheran Church Charley Christianson Ladies’. Aid Society Young Peoples’ Society

Rainfall surge hits Wallingford area this month

Weather notes show Wallingford receiving a heavy rain Monday night with two and a redht inch fall, putting the town several inches ahead of Graettinger for the month. The same territory earlier saw heavy rain last Friday and a 28 hour rain noted in recent times.

G. Horke Wallingford

Labor Day Show To Visit Graettinger From Hennies Bros

Graettinger adopts the Hennies Bros Shows for a record Labor Day attraction. Four riding devices and 100 feet of concession space join a 50 by 100 foot tent, with tents planned near Brown street and the Rock Island depot. The show will rope off Robbins Avenue and stage a fight arena at the Tile Factory plant. The company also appears in Aberdeen Jamestown and state fairs yearly.

Max Baumgartner Graettinger Hennies Bros Robbins Avenue Brown Street Rock Island Depot Osher and Thompson Brocery Prick and Jensen Hardware Aberdeen Jamestown Ben F. Reeves Johnny Miler Ben

Martin Myhre Recovers After Fall at Barber Shop

Martin Myhre suffered three broken ribs when a ladder collapsed at his barber shop last Tuesday morning. He fell to the floor striking his side on a table edge, endured days of pain, and faced fears of pneumonia or pleurisy before returning to work the following week.

Martin Myhre Mr. Myhre

Barn Blown Down on Spies Farm and Storm Damage

A barn on the J. A. Spies farm near Wallingford, also called Higgins farm, blew down in Tuesday morning wind. Several barns in Lotts Creek were toppled and the Sioux City area saw substantial storm damage. Graettinger had wind with no reported property loss. A Vernon infant born to Ma and Mrs G Nalson died shortly after birth, with burial today led by Rev Arthur Bottom of Graettingey. Water Carnival in Emmetsburg postponed to Tuesday July 2 due to wet weather. event expected to be elaborate.

J. A. Spies Wallingford Higgins Lotts Creek Sioux City Graettinger G. Nalson Vernon Arthur Bottom Graatithigoy Nelson Emmetsburg

Reed Quite Ill We Understand He Is Ill in Graettinger

Reed of Grandview Iowa formerly of Graettinger has been quite ill for the past few weeks Graettinger friends regret to learn and all hope for Mr Reed's speedy recovery.

Reed

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