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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1933
Page
5
The high school announces an April seventh Student Council event with Kathryn McCarty as chair and a mixed chorus rehearsing daily for a contest at Earthville on the twenty fourth or twenty fifth. Mr. McMullen seeks a commencement speaker while preparations for diplomas proceed.
Mayor Fred Hodgson touts cheaper living with odd prices for coats taxis and shaving live versus dead. embalmer profit and labor costs noted. The piece reads as a quirky column from The Dannon Sentinel.
Notice to qualified electors of the Independent District of Grachtinger Palo Alto Iowa that the annual election will be at City Hall on the second Monday in March 1983 at 1 p m closing at 0 p m A director will be elected for a three year term to succeed John J Sullivan and a director for three years to succeed H E Fink The meeting will be open for such business as may legally come before it TIAL ELSENBAST Secretary
Sine Henningsen is appointed and qualified as Executrix of Christ Henningsen late of Palo Alto County deceased. Creditors are asked to present claims to the Clerk of the District Court within the legal period and all debts are to be paid promptly. Arthur W. Smith is attorney for the estate. Dated February 10, 1938.
Town council approves February payments to Wm Blom for salary 67.50 John Paulsen night watch 5.00 Town Public Service Co street lights 6.00 power 10.92 Ray Glazier meals for transients 2.00 Martin Aylward street work 9.06 Winconain Lumber Co. com 20.45 town clerk P J McCarty signs.
Town council approves February 6 1938 items including State Hygiene Dept lab tent costs 1.00 Wm Blom marshal January salary 7.50 John Paulsen night watch January 6.00 Town Public Service Co January treat rights 50.00 January 10.08 J A Flaming special police 2.00 Martin Aylward trot work 7.85 G A Jensen supplies for transients 1865.00 Mary M Lambe workmen compensation 46.12 Jensen Auto Co repairs on fire truck 65.11 Yown Clark
In a wreck northeast of Renwick two and a half miles from Algona on Wednesday night near Morgan farm, Kelling and Anna Blessie, both seniors at Renwick High School, were killed. Miss Wthel Lindsay suffered a broken back and other injuries while Flemer Nio rem ant and Anna Blossie, fellow seniors and residents of Renwick, sustained broken collars and cuts. Gertrude Heggen escaped with minor bruises and cuts. The 1939 Chevrolet sedan driven by Anna Blessie failed to clear a corner, veered into a tree, and crashed into a corn field.
A collage of local business notices for services and shops including billiards bowling and barbering. Also shop ads for Quaker Oats products merchants meat market grocery and the Graettinger Co operative Live Stock Shipping Association outlining services and contact details.
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