Graattinger High Dinner Honors Dboys Girls and 1958 Team
Reminder for April 1 as Graattinger High hosts an athlete dinner honoring the boys and girls basketball teams and the 1958 football team. Lyle Quinn of the Iowa High School Athletic Association will headline, praised as an entertaining after-dinner speaker. Edith Geoange notes first robin sighting of the year.
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Graattinger High
Dboys
Lyle Quinn
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Air Guard officer Wikert noted in Sioux City column
A Sioux City feature on the Air National Guard profiles 2nd Lt. Richard O. Wikert son of Mr and Mrs C Wikert of Grachtinger. He trained at Lackland and served at Hond a and Bryan bases in Texas and later flew with the 174th jet unit. In 1958 he escaped a jet fire during training and reportedly set an unofficial 100 yard dash record with a parachute and helmet. He lives at 418 So Austin Sioux City. A 1959 Itasca area fishing prize lists Frank Eversole for a 6 pound walleye caught at Potato Lake earning a week at Buena Vista resort. Mrs Hagerty of Toledo observed her 103rd birthday.
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Sioux City Press-Dispaten
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Lackland Airforce Base
Texas
Honda Airforce Base
Bryan Airforce Base
174Th
Grachtinger
Tigh School
Morningside College
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Air Guard
Itasca Park
Mantrap Valley
Crow Wing Lakes
Minnegola
Frank Eversole
Frank
Potato Lake
Fletcher Hoyt
Buena Vista
Drivers license exam schedule for northwest Iowa
The schedule lists exams on Mondays at Estherville and Orange City with three days in Emmetsburg, Wednesdays at Spencer, Thursdays at Rock Rapids, Fridays at Spirit Lake, and Saturdays at Sibley all mornings. Social security representatives visit Emmetsburg courthouse the first and third Wednesdays 10:00 to 3:00 and Estherville city hall the second and fourth Wednesdays 8:30 to 12:00.
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Estherville
Orange City
Emmetsburg
Spencer
Rock Rapids
Spirit Lake
Sibley
Social Security
Emmetsburg Court House
City Hall
Psalm 23 Devotional Heading for Bible Verse
The piece cites Mark 14 58 and Psalm 23 1 19 as devotional anchors. It frames meditation on faith in troubled times and reassures readers of divine guidance, rest, and protection through the shepherding imagery of Psalm 23.
Jesus Trial Lesson for March Fifteenth, 1959
A sermon reflecting on Jesus trial before Pilate and the crowd. It contrasts history’s verdict with mob judgment, noting Pilate’s impotence and the priests and elders as biased fact-finders. The piece asks readers what they will do with Jesus and condemns mob sentiment as lacking real wisdom.
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Jesus
Pilate
Jerusalem
Filate
Webbes
Graettinger High fall to Spirit Lake Indians in sectional
Graettinger High School lost to Spirit Lake 32 to 28 in the Class A sectional tournament at Estherville Friday evening. The Graettinger team felt the game should have gone the other way. Earlier, Graettinger defeated the Alumni 31 to 28 after three overtimes, a contest between the 1934 county champions and the 1929 champions. Alumni players included Jerry Bonatead Slim Wikert and coach Merle Grodland. New Graettinger business activity includes Graettinger State Bank with $12,500 capital and $2,500 surplus, A. Baumgartner president, A. Jensen VP, H. A. Elsenbast cashier, and other moves in local firms like Henderson Furniture Co and Thompson Grocery. New East End Grocery opens, Jentz hamburger shop, Ted Leduc secondhand furniture, andLaurentzen leaves Whittemore. Livestock Shipping Association plans its annual meeting March 14 at 8 p.m. at City Hall.
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Graettinger
Spirit Lake
Indians
Estherville
Graodttinger High School
Jerry’ Bonatead
Slim” Wikert
Merle Grodland
Cecil Jones
Tom Craven
Bennett Thoreson
Karl Carney
Reynald Nase
Graatlinger
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Times
New State Bank
Maw Bank
Graettinger State Bank
A. Baumgartner
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A. Jensen
H. A. Elsenbast
T. Lewison
Henderson Furniture Co
Henderson Co
Joe Amdahl
Thompson Grocery
Earl Erickson
Amdahl Grocery
Erickson Hardware
East End
Fisher Hotel & Cafe
Wilbur Price
Walk With Peril at Down Library Lane
New fiction Walk with Peril by D. W. Jackson follows Robert Fairfield a Welsh youth fleeing to London to serve Henry V. He joins a merchant party romance Antonio Constance and Robert foil a plot to kill the king and survive Ai gincourt battles while facing courtly constraints. Susan Winter and Mary Joyce reach Thirty Club. Susan Bonstead joins Silver Sixty.
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Duke of York
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Aigincourt
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