11 Mar 1965
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1965
Page
1
A garbled passage mentions a creature who buys all tickets three months ahead and delays buying for a birthday, referencing a wife named Foot in unclear context. The text lacks coherent facts or identifiable events.
The Fort Dodge Social Security office reports a contact schedule for Emmetsburg Estherville Spencer and nearby towns. Walk in hours vary by location with 10 00 to 12 30 at Emmetsburg courthouse on Wednesdays, 1 00 to 2 39 at Estherville city hall on Tuesdays, and 8 30 to H at Spencer courthouse on Thursdays. Appointments require writing to the Fort Dodge district office.
The piece lists churches including Immaculate Conception in Emmetsburg and Bethel Lutheran, plus pastors Rev Vincent Beacon Rev Hirdld Bestul and Rev O J Reitz with contact numbers. It also names local organizations such as Graettinger Subinegsmmen President Avery Bonstead Woman's Club President Helen Kirkegaard Am Legion Auxiliary President Florence Merk Lions Club President John Poland American Legion Commander Don Moran.
Reeves and assistants described in a game report as spring training looms for the Redskins. March 2 opens the new Farm Service Oil station after January fire. Local hardware agency adds tractors. two women weave over 200 large rugs, extending to nine states with aim for national reach.
British spy James Bond pursues a mastermind in an Alpine hold attempt to sabotage Bet team. The pursuit ends with a fatal confrontation as police close in. Names include Marlene Nissen and Pred Petersen among others. New members join the ONE HUNDRED CLUB: David Satory.
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