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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1934
Page
3
Gal Lindberg, rejected for the committee of the air, sends a celebrated letter that stirs readers. The piece notes his omission of duty and questions his patriotism, signaling waning esteem and potential impact on public perception.
Writers opposed to the Roosevelt administration lament the dangers of using inexperienced army fliers to carry U S mail. They argue the U S Army has capable planes and trained officers, while critics fear fatal crashes. The report discusses local contract administration and licensing notices amid political friction.
Frigidaire equipment for dispensing has been installed near the Loveatt Hotel and Cafe. The unit is neat and up to date. Mr Loventl has been busy painting art decor in the hotel rooms.
Louis Lippold of east Graet suffered a severe injury to his right hand while cutting meat. A slipping knife cut the back of the thumb, causing great pain and prompting medical attention.
Adolph Spies of Graettinger appeared on the V. I. Wi musical program at Emmetsburg Thursday and Friday evenings. Spies rendered vocal numbers and contributed to the success of the splendid programs. He is described as a talented singer.
Sheriff Bert Montgomery seeks Oscar and Truent Olson of Rochester Minnesota on warrants for their arrest for robbing the Ballenbach store at Rodman of $600 in merchandise the night of December 14. The loot was hidden at the Charles Walz home in Kossuth county where Walz is charged with receiving stolen property and is out on bond.
Simon Culligan of Emmetsburg attended a sale last week and rode home with several men. His pocketbook disappeared on the trip home. He accused one man of stealing and that man is now free on $1,000 bonds.
Mrs R J Latson and daughter Mrs Lee Robinson plan a new restaurant in the John Hansen building just east of Ericson Hardware and Grocery. Latson, formerly hotel cook, is known in Graettinger and nearby, promising strong local patronage.
Graettinger High School officers announce an annual Get Acquainted Day on Friday March 23 inviting rural eighth graders. A free lunch will be served at noon followed by a music and drama program and a 10 cent public admission. Evening events include a PTA benefit concert and one act play.
Socials include RN A meeting hosted by Mrs Rosa Clayton with post session refreshments. M S Ladies Aid to meet March 22 at Mrs Olene Jacobson home with Mrs A R McMullen assisting. Legion Auxiliary hosted by Mrs Earl Lehigh with lunch after monthly meeting. Local residents relocate to new homes as several families move within town. Baseball season nears as furnace fire reminders fade.
Graettinger Times lists town expenditures including Palo Alto County gravel and street light costs from Iowa Public Service Co. and other items. Notable entries include Wm Blom salary 67.50 and John Paulson night watch 5.00 with various small payments to Fred Spins Henry Westergard and Frank Herke.
Sheriff warns owners to display new 1934 plates by March 1 or risk pickup by state authorities. Message urges timely license renewal and compliance, noting March 19 deadline and urging action now.
Church notices from Zion Lutheran, St Pauls Lutheran, and First Lutheran list service times, sunday school, Epworth League, and confirmation. Includes Lent sermons, question box details, and a Palm Sunday confirmation, plus a bank order notice, sheriff sale, and local church announcements.
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