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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1931

Page

5

Graettinger High School Drama and Sports Notes

School Notes cover Graettinger topics from sectional basketball at Plover to class A eligibility rules for Graettinger High. It notes Graettinger’s Graettinger player in Class A, geometry class reorganization boosting pace, Josten’s chorus visit, wrestling district results in Fort Dodge led by Doerning, and student programs and assembly cleanliness efforts as six weeks exams wrap.

Earl Comey Plover Graettinger Erwin. Graettinger Rosella Dperning Dunmire Fort Dodge H Bernard Doerning Grachtinger Kermit Reeves Eugene Keat High School Josten Estherville Glee Club Detroit National High School Chorus

School Program Notes and Glee Club Plans

The sophomore program under Miss Nane featured a pantomime readings and a song by the Girls' Glee Club directed by Misa Noble. Seniors and freshmen will present next. Armstrong contest entries include the Girls' Glee Club heading to the subdistrict contest in March.

Myrtle Petersen Armstrong Bammetsburg Grantfinger Batherville Estherville Nes Moines Town City Mach Rosella Duerning Alphomore Lincoln Alfred Hampgen Stanford Raleigh Dorothy Fink Edgar Grein Fveritt Jhhe

North and South Side Junior Basketball Clash Report

A Tuesday meeting set plans for junior class rent and play evaluation. North side team players include Marvin Wikert Donald Jones Merle Jones and R Reynolds, while South side features Gerald Bunstead Tom Craven and Reynald Nake among others. South defeats North 10 to 1. Town team wins 17 to 11. An agriculture scrap-book project lists topics like agricultural engineering conservation and soils under headings, with emphasis on neatness originality and ongoing clipping intake supervised by Mr. Stevenson.

Talwar Gretas Robbing Avenue Marvin , Wikert Wikert Donald Jones Merle Jones Coell Jones Leonard Merkin R. Reynolds Gerald Bunstead Tom Graven Id Craven Reynald Nake Tonnett ‘Thorgon Eugene Dally Stevenson

Turaday Windy Dusty Sky Despite No Snow

A diary style note recalls a windy day with northwest winds stirring dust and no snow. The following day is described as ideal and cool, amid early spring warmth. The previous Monday is noted as a beautiful spring day.

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Church Notes Methodist and Lutheran services outline

Methodist Church notes list Sunday schedules with morning service at 11 worship 11 am, Epworth League 6 45, and studies. A Seaership Training School near Armstraw draws twenty attendees over two weeks with over a hundred present. Lutheran notes detail multiple churches, times, mission meetings March 8 to 18 Lost Island, and youth activities. St Paul and Cart Shaw speakers named. Lent services and baptism/confirmation plans.

Methodist Church THN Epworth League Grachtinger Seaaership Armstraw Gospelling Squad A. J. Quirin Fremont Paul Lutheran Church First Lutheran Church Lost Island Ealled Marsh Cart Shaw Pau J. Nuaglestad Lutheran Herald M. Mandsayer St. Paul's Luthor League Alfred Westergaard Munday Petersen Ringated Axel M. Anderson

Average Lutheran member owns property worth 180 dollars

A New York statistician for the National Lutheran council reports that the 2,858,071 confirmed Lutherans in the United States and Canada own on average 180 in church property. They also hold 40 dollars in colleges, seminaries, children's homes, hospitals, publishing plants, and related institutions.

Lutheran Church United States Canada GL. Kotfer New York National Lutheran Council Planta Ice

Lutherans in United States and Canada Total Property Holdings

The 16,727 Lutheran congregations in the United States and Canada own property valued at 3372,107,077 with churches and parsonages totaling over 41 million. The system includes seminaries, colleges, academies, publication houses, and charitable institutions, served by 11,852 pastors and a baptized membership of 4,278,416 in 1926. The decade shows a 13.1 percent membership gain.

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