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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1952

Page

5

Business Change In Graettinger This Morning

Vernon Rouse took over the auto and machinery department of Thoreson Hardware in Graettinger today. He will occupy the west half of the Thoreson building including the repair room, handle Chevrolet and Allis Chalmers machinery, and continue the present staff. The married man with three sons moved from Sherburn Minnesota after a year there, and is a former Palo Alto resident with earlier ties to Emmetsburg and Mallard. The Times welcomes him and his family.

Planting advice and yields from Iowa ISU notes

Iowa extension horticulturist Ben Vance recommends broadcast fertilizer before spring plowing for 1952 gardens using 42-12-12 or 8-8-8 at ten pounds per thousand square feet, with fall manure preferred. Blackhawk and Hawkeye soybeans lead yields in this Iowa region, Blackhawk excelling in northern counties. Francis Kutish notes hog slaughter rising. A R McDonald reports 4-H basketball tournament plans for Emmetsburg High School March 25 to 29 with 11 boys and 7 girls teams.

Ben Vance Iowa State College Vanco A. R. McDonald Emmetsburg

Over the County by John K Madsen promotes Farm Bureau outreach

March 1 moving about ends and Farm Bureau urges welcoming new residents to Palo Alto county. The note stresses inviting neighbors to join, highlighting that organization strengthens bargaining for agriculture and that the 1952 membership goal needs 95 more members to reach quota.

John K. Madsen Farm Bureau Palo Alto

Elizabeth Collins Resh Estate Property Sale Dates

Four tracts of Elizabeth Collins Resh Estate to be sold by George Frick on Saturday March 22 starting at two o'clock at the residence on West Robbins Avenue Graviiingur. Includes residence and lots, an unimproved 110 acre farm, corner lot and building currently Coan Grocery, and two lots near Hawkeye Apt building. Terms require 20 percent down, balance with abstract and deed. full particulars in Times display ad.

Elizabeth Collins Wallingford Market Elizabeth Collins Resh George Frick West Robbins Avenue Graviiingur Coan Grocery Gat Hawkeye Apt

Wallingford Market Day Sale Planned For March 25

The business men of Wallingford announce their annual market day sale scheduled for Tuesday March 25. Auchionger Grodland will provide more details next week. In prior years the Lakes Aid society served a bounteous noon meal making the event a community highlight.

Wallingford Auchionger Grodland Lakes’ Aid Society

Free baby chicks and lunch kick off Ostby Clover Farm opening

A Graettinger event Saturday features free baby chicks from Erickson Produce and free coffee lunch at Ostby Clover Farm. Erick gives 15 baby chicks to each family, Ostby serves coffee and lunch on his grand opening day. Community members meet store leaders and celebrate local business.

Ostby Clover Farm Erickson Produce Graettinger Erick Ostby

Pigs Die as Truck Overturns Near Forest City

Nearly 100 pigs were being transported when the truck crashed, overturning into a 25 foot ditch near Forest City. Seventeen hogs were killed and damages were estimated at $6,000.

Freedom Forest City

Vaccination permit drive prompted by new Farm Bureau members

A plea to increase vaccination school participation invites contact with the Extension or Warm Bureau offices. The notice highlights new membership records by Merle Hampson and M J Levi, and announces a contest to find Palo Alto County’s oldest Farm Bureau member with an award for the winner. The contest runs until April 1, 1952.

Extension Warm Bureau Merle Hampson Freedom Two M. J. Levi Walnut Two Farm Bureau Palo Alto Co

Delegates Chosen At Republican Caucus Friday

Walnut township Republicans held their caucus at City Hall Friday evening to select delegates for the county convention at Emmetsburg on March 14 starting at 10:00 a m. The county meeting will be at the town theatre. Delegates selected include Ruth Baumgartner Deena Johnson Sadie Olson Gladys Swift Dr Walston Willis Bisgaard Merrill Clark Wm McConnell Norman Bortint Loretta Thompson Clara J Suss Clarissa Swanson Mrs Merrill Clark Mrs Frances Walston Frans Swanson Charles Henningsen Roy Young Jens Kirkegaard Jorgen Larsen Glenn Shaver Jorgen Knuten George Frick

Walnut Township Emmetsburgy Town Theatre Ruth Baumgartner Deena Johnson Sadie Olson Gladys Swift Dr. Walston Willis Bisgaard Merrill Clark Wm. McConnell Norman Bortint Loretta Thompson Clara J

Mailing change notices show families moving towns

News notes list numerous residents shifting routes and towns including Harold Nichtern from Graettker to Ustherville R38, R H McDonald Ruthven RL to Emmetsburg R1, Sam Vanderby Cylinder to Emmetsburg, Curtis Tonderum Ruthven to Estherville R3, Gunnar Thim Ruthven to Cylinder, Mrs Bonner Iverson Ringsted to Emmetsburg R2, Alfred Johnson Graettinger to Terril, Clarence Westfall Wallingford to Graettinger, Norman Shyrock Graettinger to Armstrong Farrla Terril to RFD, Esther ville, Gene Schumacher Emmetaburg to Rolfe, Dick Ditch Mallard to Humboldt, Russell Reed Graettinger RFD to Emmetsburg, Earl Wilson Ringsted to Graettinger R2, Lloyd Simonsen Graettinger to Emmetaburg, Charles Henningsen Emmetsburg RFC to Graettinger.

Harold Nichtern Graettker Ustherville R. H. McDonald Ruthven Emmetsburg Alfred Johnson Graettinger Terril Clarence Westfall Wallingford Norman Shyrock Io Armstrong Farrla RFD Estherville Gene Schumacher Emmetaburg Rolfe Dick Ditch Mallard Humboldt Russell Reed

Prize Giveaway In Graettinger Promises Many Gifts

The C A Jensen and Son store offers an electric kitchen clock and participates in a prize event with three major prizes and 37 additional prizes. Wolfe Grocery presents a large rabbit on display while Osby Grocery serves free coffee and lunch. Erickson Produce gives 15 baby chicks to each participating family.

Graettinger C. A. Jensen & Son Wolfe Grocery Osby Erickson

Baby chicks given away at Graettinger Feed and Farm Store open house

Graettinger Graettinger Feed and Farm Store hosted an open house on Saturday March 8 to unveil the Chickery. About 400 priests slowed their guest register as 1,000 visitors toured the store. Ten chicks were gifted to each family member, 6,300 chicks distributed, and gifts given to the ladies with coffee and doughnuts served. Representatives from Golden Sun Milling Co and Armstrong Hatchery attended. Mr and Mrs Walker, new Graettinger residents from Spencer with two children Bobby age 8 and Mary Dee age 1, spoke of their origins from Van Meter Iowa and Pittsburg Penn. expectations for a summer arrival.

Graettinger Dale Walker Golden Sun Milling Co Armstrong Hatchery

Home coming updates from Rochester hospital patients

Forrest Sipes has returned home after surgery at Rochester hospital and is in a cast, mostly bedridden for weeks while recovering. Mrs. Duane Kiner also returned home after a brief hospital stay following a clinic visit and treatment at Rochester. friends wish her continued improvement and full recovery.

Forrest Sipes Rochester Hospital Rochester Duane Kiner Rochester ‘Hospital Kiner

Pow-Wow Variety Show March 18 At Wallingford

The American Legion of Wallingford will hold a pow-wow and variety show on Tuesday March 18 at 7 30 p m in the Town Hall auditorium with a free admission. Entertainment games and refreshments will run from 7 30 p m at the new Legion Hall through the evening.

Wallingford American Legion of Nam Town Hall New Legion Hall Iowa

Auto Crash on Highway 17 Damages Two Cars

Saturday evening around five o'clock two southbound cars collided near the Farm Service station corner on Highway 17. Mrs. Sarah Linquist of Spirit Lake could not avoid the collision behind James Barringer. Both vehicles suffered damage. Linquist, formerly Sarah Amdahl, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Amdahl. Mrs E V Manchester of Graettinger underwent surgery at Holy Family hospital Saturday and is recovering. Manchester's mother also had surgery in Fort Dodge hospital but is rallying.

Highway 17 Sarah Linquist Spirit Lake James Barringer Lindquist Linquist Sarah Amdahl Joe Amdahl Manchester E V. Manchester Graattinger Holy Family Hospital

Siamese apple on display in Times window

Joe Gabrielson brought a Siamese apple to the Times office last week and it is on display in our window. This freak fruit is two apples grown together, perfectly formed and joined. It is extremely rare.

Joe Gabrielson Times Office

Miller Couple Plans Mesa to Hot Springs Trip

From Mesa Arizona Mr and Mrs Henry T Miller will leave Mesa March 14 and head for Hot Springs Arkansas. Mr Miller will try the hot baths which he hopes will cure his arthritis. He has been taking treatment the past winter but with little benefit.

Mesa Arizona Henry T. Miller Hot Springs Arkansas Miller

Prize Winners and Promotion at Local Event

J J Johnson won a 10 prize and C B Bonatead won 15 at yesterday's drawing. Patricia Masters' name was called for 40. Next Wednesday prizes are 10 15 and 65. Victor H Johnson a former GHS graduate received a promotion to staff sergeant in the U S Air Force and is stationed at a radar station near Glen Lake Michigan.

J. J. Johnson Bonatead Patricia Masters Victor H. Johnson GHS Braduate U. S. Air Force Glen Lake Michigan

Mrs Ray Kischer Undergoes Surgical Operation at Holy Family

Mrs Ray Kischer underwent a surgical operation at Holy Family hospital Friday and is recovering nicely. News will be welcome to friends and family following the procedure.

Ray Kischer Holy Family Hospital

Merle Jones A Ruan Driver Wins Safe-ty Award

Merle Jones of the Clear Lake terminal joins 94 fellow Ruan Transport drivers honored for accident free driving in a company wide safety awards program run with Hartford Accident and Indemnity. The fleet claimed the Trailmobile tank truck trophy for best accident free record and public safety promotion.

Merle Jones Clear Lake Ruan Transport Corp Midwestern Petroleum Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co Joseph Johnson Ryan J Seeond the Times Merle

Close Basketball Season With Steak Dinner

Gracttinger boys and girls basketball seasons closed with a steak supper prepared by the boys and Mrs Case for the girls, faculty, managers, and chaperon. Guests included Mr and Mrs Manchester, Doschadis, Case, Fish, Rasmussen, and Munson. A boys versus girls basketball game provided the entertainment, the boys winning.

Gracttinger Case Manchester Doschadis

Dan Hickey 90 Dies Near Emmetsburg

Dan Hickey aged 90 died at his home east of Osgood after a recent hospital stay. Funeral set for Friday at St Thomas Church Emmetsburg. He lived with his brother and sister on the old home place and leaves surviving relatives. Peter Wagner, 84, longtime Emmetsburg resident, died in Greeley Colorado. Funeral held there. Wagner is survived by wife and three daughters. He is brother-in-law to Mrs. J. P. Wagner of Grachtinger. Light local school election turnout last Monday. J W Knutsen won with 40 votes, one ballot surprised. J E Martin and George Frick received write-in votes. Knutsen will serve three years. Remembered Monday night Walnut Farm Bureau honors Mr and Mrs Norris with banquet at Legion hall. Norris, longtime manager of Wisconsin Lumber Co., recently suffered a stroke and is aided by Farm Bureau members.

Dan Hickey Osgood St. Thomas Church Emmetsburg Hickey Peter Wagner Greeley Colorado J. W. Knutsen J. EK. Martin George Frick Myre Knutsen J. E. Martin Norris Walnut Farm Bureau Legion Hall Farm Bureau

Bond issues carried in local election results

The Lake Center bond issue of 120000 for a new gym and school improvements carried in the March 12 special election held yesterday with attorney Merrill Clark of Graettinger overseeing the legal side. The Ringsted bond for a new junior and senior high school carried by 77 percent. Mrs George Nelsen recently returned from Kansas City where she was a surgical patient and friends hope for a complete recovery.

Lake Center Atty Merrill Clark GraettInger Ringsted Kansan City George Nelseon Kansas City That City

Walnut Farm Bureau Hosts To Business Men

Graettinger businessmen were guests of the Walnut Township Farm Bureau at a March 10 banquet in the Legion hall. The meal for 227 featured ham and sides, served by the Walnut Homemakers club, with music and an after dinner program led by Atty. James W. Fay. Speakers included Elbert Powers, Martin Simonsen, Rev. W. S. Maynard, Harry Thatcher, and state secretary Thatcher spoke on Public Relations.

Graettinger Walnut Township Farm Bureau Legion Hal Walnut Homemakers Club Legion Hall Mary Ronnie Cole Marian Powers Willetta McConnell Barber Shop Mamersburg Betty Lundgren Shirley Herke Ione Bonstead Mary Bonnie Cole Rose Currans Frank King Mr. McNamara Emmnetsburg Paul Kirkegaard Donald Bisgard Merlin Norris FFA Farm Bureau Atty. Merrill] Clark John Madsen McFagilen Martin Simonsen W. S. Maynard Grachtinger Wm. Thompson Pay Harry Wilson Harry Thatcher Des Moines Thatcher

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R. W. Ashby Francis Kutish Iowa State College Farm J. A. Spica J. A. Spies Holy Family, Hospital Wm. Blom Clare Danny Little Cedar High School Newel Florence Schroeder Ludwig Ruhs Sioux Rapids Ruhs M. P. Galloway Corwith Mrs. Kiner Aberdeen Walter Hamilton South Dakota Mrs. Blood Pheumonia Mercury
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