High School Notes Highlight Weekend Activities
High School Notes report sewing, economics classes, and loyalty club fundraisers. Sophomores finish Hamlet study while seniors prepare for exams. Dale Garber improves after illness. six weeks tests postponed. Attendance near perfect. Roy's Sectional Tournament at Estherville Friday and Saturday. Students attend State Wrestling meet. Bernard Doering wins state heavyweight title. Junior high enjoys party. a tulip blooms in class. Mikado orchestra members invited. Seventh grade boasts perfect attendance. sixth grade studies Scandinavian countries with student displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Garber
Roy
Estherville
Bernard Doerning
Bernan
Donald Bartleman
Roy Bartleman
Grachtinger
Ashington
Longfellow
From the Country School to First Prize Attendance
Gertrude Caker moves to the country to attend first prize at a country school while Miss Hazel Suss continues in first grade mornings. Most first graders returned post flu, fourth grade shows Lincoln and Washington pictures, fifth grade makes geography booklets, and chicken pox keeps several fourth graders home as the season schedule lists State Tournament dates for boys and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Caker
Hazel Suss
Washington
U. S
Tincoln
Graettinger Area Wrestling and Track Results Mixed
The article lists numerous school meet results for Graettinger across girls and boys divisions, naming opponents such as Dolliver, Curlew, Ruthven, Ayrshire, West Bend, Mallard, Rodman, and Terril with scores and placements. It also features a preached Lent message from Rev. M. Mandanger highlighting economic distress, calls for repentance, and remarks on Bolshevism and industrial exploitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ge Hi
Graettinger
Armstrong
Dolliver
Mallard
Ruthven
Curlew
Ayrahira
West Bund
Graettingeor
FS. Boys
Gractinger
Ayrshire
West Bend
Rodman
Terril
Verril
St. Mary's
Atherville
Superior
Mina Bunny and Bernard D comment on culture
Fragmentary text sketches humorous asides about culture and manners. Reads like casual dialogue with names Thelma Anderson and Bernard D, plus stray phrases about salted peanuts and a bank bandit on winter roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Bunny
Bernard
Bernard D
Thelma Anderson
Church Notes Methodist Church In church home invitation and schedule
Sunday worship and classes listed for Methodist and Lutheran churches. Methodist notes invite absentees to return with class at 10 15 worship at 11 09 and evening programs at 6 45 led by Rev Fremont Paul. Luther League program outlines Hymns readings duets and presentations. Paul Lutheran Church shows service times 9 45 11 00 and 11 30 with sermon on Living the Life of Jesus and a call for members and guests to attend led by Rev James P Christensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulffiendt
Gort
Dan
Gara
God
M. Mandanger
L. Mathie
Christ
Jesus
Ly C
PL Nords- Tetlen
Reed
Methodist Church
Fremont Paul
Rwther League
Luther League
Sunney
Snl
Sam Samvig
Leona Sundvie
Ruth Wicks
Jennette Helvig
Gudril Nunc
Evlene Sundvig
Anna
Olson
Mra
Mantlenger
Lily Sandvigr
Helen Helxevon
Com. Co
St. Paul Llimtheran Church
South Walnut
Gracitinger
Christiana Fato
America
James P, Christensen
Puator
First Lutheran Church Notes and Services
Lutheran Church Notes list multiple services and events across First Lutheran Church. References include Sunday services at 11 and 8, Sunday evening services, confirmation Saturday at 9, Ladies Aid Wednesday March 9, Cradle Roll and Classes media, Lent service Sunday evening at 8, confirmation Saturday at 2, Ladies Aid March 10, missionary visit at Mrs. C. G. Norris, and a plea for grain donations for Beloit children’s home to feed their sons with requests to bring grain to Jo Ny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
First Lutheran Ch
Confirmania
Aid
Basament
Clans Media
Lost Island L
Confirmands
Plepae
Farm Tenancy Increases Across State 1920 Totals
The 1920 agricultural statistics show tenancy rising as owner operations drop. In 1930 owners managed 15,405,077 acres, down 1 percent from 1929, while tenants held 18,707,344 acres in 1920, up 167,107 acres or nearly 17 percent from 1919, with tenancy at 54.8 percent of state acreage. Regions vary, with some northwest and southeast areas showing declines.
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Sscessor
Weather and Cran Bureau
Town Department of Agriculture
Narma
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the High School Times
Prirecly
Mirch
History Room
Hamlet Brekle
Alain
Graettiner
Lane City
Carrall
Burt
Evangeliatic Meetings
SO. Sande
Guard
M. Walden
M. C. Thompson
H. C. Hjilmekind
Ccccceeeree
Joel
S. M. So
Hunty
Russia
Knoxville Express
Europa
Bayond
Eneral
Omatig Electric
Charley Jensen Graettinger
Iowa
Iowa Public Service Co
Emmetsburg
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