Longtime Graettinger teacher retires after 43 years
Mrs C V Carter, Industrial Arts and Drivers Education instructor at Graettinger Community High School, ends a 43 year teaching career after this year. A Osage native who studied at Iowa State Teacher College, now UNI, she began teaching in 1928 and came to Graettinger 18 years ago. Her four grandchildren and three grown children remain connected to the district. Carter enjoys woodworking and fishing.
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C.V. Carter
Graettinger Community High School
Carter
Graettinger
Osage Community Schools
Osage
Iowa
Iowa State Teacher's
Air Force sergeant aids photomapping of Andean border
Arnold J. Nissen, son of Mrs John Nissen of Graettinger, helps provide photomapping of the Argentina Chile border for the Inter American Geodetic Survey. He flies from Forbes AFB Kansas with ACGS teams on temporary duty in South America using RC 130 and RC 135 aircraft to map Colombia Ecuador and the Chilean Argentine boundary. Airlines and governments request the work as U.S. Army Topographic Command will receive a copy of the photography. Nissen is a 1949 graduate of Lake Township Consolidated High School Dickens. His wife is Lucille S.mitter.
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U.S. Air Force
Arnold J. Nisen
John Nissen O Graettinger
Argentina- Chile
Nissen
Forbes Afb
Kan
Aerospace Cartographic and Geodetic Service
ACGS
South America
Howard Afb
C.Z
Aerial Survey Team 9
Colombia
Cuador
United States
U.S. Army Topographic Command
Lake Township Consolidated High School
Dickens, Laws
Lucille S
Porter Wagoner Show Set for Emmetsburg Two Performances
Porter Wagoner will headline two shows at Corrigan Hall Emmetsburg Iowa on March 19 at 2 30 and 7 30 pm sponsored by the St Patrick s Association for the annual celebration March 17 18 and 19. Miss Dolly Parton co stars with Wagoner in a duet team that has won many awards. Speck Rhodes and The Wagonmasters provide music and comedy for the touring act. Also included is a government tax advisory note from R C Voskuil outlining deferred and original issue discount rules under the Tax Reform Act of 1969 with examples and filing reminders.
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Porter Wagoner
Corrigan Hall
Emmetsburg
Iowa
St. Patrick's Association
St. Patrick's
Wagoner
RCA
Carroll County
Ly Parton
Miss Parton
Nashville
Knoxville
Joshua
Country Music Association
Speck Rhodes
Rhodes
Wagonmasters
Buck Trent
R. C. Voskuil
Internal Revenue
Federal Register
Mre Voskuil
Mary Lieb
Pocahontas High School
Kathleen Becker
St. John's High School
Bancroft
Mallard Community School
Algona Garrigan High School
Dolly Parton
Betsy Brumm
H.J. Brumm
Don Bormann
Ron Mansmith
Denise Drew
Emmetsburg High School
Maurice Drew
Rural Cylinder
EHS
Denise
Susan Kay Johnson
Reuben Johnson
Ringsted High School
Ringsted
Mary Hughes
Graettinger
William Hughes
Diane Rasdal
Spencer
Harry Reedal
Spencer High
Iowa Easter Seals Telethon Opens Nationwide Fundraiser
The first Iowa Easter Seal Telethon runs 10 30 p m Saturday March 25 to 6 p m Sunday March 26 to raise funds for handicapped services. It is part of a national telethon with broadcasts on KRNU V Channel 8 and stations in Carroll Fort Dodge Marshalltown. Local updates every 30 minutes report pledges from Iowa residents.
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Iowa
Elmer Betz
Sahara
Space Center
Las Vegas
KRNUV
Des Moines
Carroll
Fort Dodge
Marshalltown
Betz
Po: County
Folk County
Dona
Polk County
Camp Sunnyside
Easter Seal Society For Crippled Children and Adults of Iowa, Inc
Bob Newhart
Jack Benny
Andy Williams
Flip Wilson
Buddy Hackett
Don Rickels
Sammy Davis, Jr
Robert Goulet
Monty Hall
M.C
Krnt-Tv
Camp Sunnyddle
Mary Hughes to Compete in Miss Shamrock Contest
Graettinger Community School junior Mary Hughes will represent her school in the Miss Shamrock Pageant, part of Emmetsburg’s St. Patrick’s Day celebration. Ten area high schools sponsor entrants. contests judge personality, poise, beauty, and talent.
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Mary Hughes
Graettinger High School
Bill Hughes
William Hughes
Emmetsburg
Corrigen
Mary
Graettinger Community High School
Terris
Dennis — Jacobson
USDA Orders Stores to End Cash for Food Stamp Change
The USDA Food and Nutrition Service says effective March 2 1972 food stores must issue credit slips or tokens when change due to Food Stamp participants is 49 cents or less. Cash refunds 50 cents or more use unendorsed 50 cent coupons. Stores may issue credit slips only in participating locations. Also changes prohibit using food coupons for deposits on reusable bottles. Contact Ed Herke at Pioneer Seed location via Your Greetinger Times at 859-3780.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Food and Nutrition Service
Agricultural Appropriation Committee
Pias
Ed Herke
Market Report March 7 1972
Market report item from Tuesday March 7 1972 notes quotes or figures for commodities including oats and beans. The readable fragment mentions prices and a trader or market column but lacks complete names or context.
Prize Draw Reminder at Local Stores Next Saturday
Mrs Edith Clemenson did not claim last week's prize. Next Saturday at 3 PM the drawing offers a $50 prize in participating stores.
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Edith Clemenson
Orville Nicol shines in pork contest and hog shows
Orville Nicol placed high in the Senior Division 1 at Palo Alto Pork Producers contest earning 21 pounds of bacon. Two hogs also placed sixth and ninth in the swine carcass contest. Iowa Lakes Community College announces Monday March 27 start for expectant parents classes at Holy Family Hospital.
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Orville Nicol
Palo Alto Pork Producers
Holy Family Hospital
Office of Continuing Education
Iowa Lakes Community College
Ethel Johnson
R.N
Estherville
Linda Andre
Graettinger
Graettinger FFA Member Places High in Palo Alto Judging Contest
Steve Clans son of Mr and Mrs Ri Richard Clasing placed third among junior competitors at the Palo Alto judging contest. The Graettinger FFA chapter members competed in market piece classes and earned high scores with Steve totaling 148 points.
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Graettinger Ffa
Palo Alto
Steve
Ri Richard Clasing
New Road Sign System Details Soon to Reach U S Roads
An upcoming nationwide update shifts traffic control to international signs emphasizing pictures. Colors indicate actions: red stop, green proceed, blue services, yellow warnings, orange construction, brown recreation. Shapes convey meaning. octagons stop, inverted triangles yield, pennants ban passing, pentagons mark schools. Yellow markings increase to differentiate directions. Some signs stay, change gradual with deadlines in 1972 for signs and pavement rules, 1977 for signals. Also notice Graettinger American Legion meeting on March 14 at 8 pm Lion Hall.
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U.S
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Your Graettinger Times
Department of History & Archives
OA Grae
Porter Wagoner TO
IRS
Iowa Farm Bureau
Palo Alto County
Ken Kay
Young Memer
Elmer Elbert
Rodman
Debra Ann Olson
West Bend Community School
Carroll Olson
Ottozen
Virginia Janssen
Ayrshire
Philip Janssen
Mary Catherine Lieb
C.O. Lieb
Pocahontas
Be.nicent Becker
John's
USDA
Market Report
Turrae
American Legion Monthly Meeting
Graettinger American Legion
the Lion Hall
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