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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1956
Page
4
Weekly mass times and devotions listed for Immaculate Conception and Lost Island Lutheran churches. Include weekday masses at 7 am, weekend confessions, Sunday masses, choir devotions, lent services, youth activities, Bible teaching, confirmation, Sunday School, and committee meetings across multiple churches and locations.
Community notices invite worship at First Lutheran and South Walnut churches. Public invitation and schedule include Thursday 7:30 p.m. First Lutheran Choir rehearsal.
Arthur W. Sorensen invites Luther League members and youth to a supper at First Lutheran Church at 6:00 pm with Pastor Grundahl speaking. Bible Conference at 7:30 pm. Circles meet Friday afternoon at listed homes. Confirmation Saturday 10:30 pm. Worship times at Town and Walnut churches Sunday with Sunday School and adult Bible classes. Lenten services Wednesday 7:30 pm with a film and Luther League at 8:00 pm.
Wallingford Lutheran Church announces divine services Sunday at 9 30 a m with Sunday School and Bible Classes instructed by Pastor Gunderson Co B Gunderson leads the congregation in morning worship and associated religious instruction.
Sunday and midweek services listed for Luther League and Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran with multiple choir rehearsals. Names of program chair Ruth Gunder and committee members Ole Ressell Donald Jones Lester Larsen Johnnie Johnson Norman Mickelson and Orvald Jorgensen appear among church activities. Additional confirmations and youth classes scheduled on Saturday morning and Wednesday midweek at Washingford and Wallingford churches.
Morning church services were canceled as a storm disrupted travel. Side roads were blocked until snowplows cleared them early Sunday. The area lay south of the blizzard with 15 inches reported to the north and Estherville at 13 inches. A record low of 10 below for March 12 followed, then temperatures rose slightly to 10 above on Wednesday and Thursday mornings.
The policy changes allow local ASC officials to sell non-storable corn at prevailing No. 2 yellow market prices, with adjustments for quality after testing. Estimated 10–12 million bushels could shift from storage to sale by July, greatly improving local disposal and reducing losses from prior grades based pricing.
Testing requirements are met and corn sales follow established trade channels. All buyers cover removal costs from bins. Last week’s Times mystery farm lay atGraettinger territory edge. three readers identified it. Mrs. John Munson Sr won a free theatre ticket. Christine Hess and Kenneth Starkey also correctly named the farm.
Hospital news lists several names and towns for upcoming dates. Mrs Phil Van De Walle of Wallingford is noted for Wednesday March 7, Miss Anna Herum of Graettinger for Friday March 9, Mrs Darwin Rasmussen of Graettinger for Saturday March 10, and Jacob Zit terich of Graettinger along with Mrs Vernon Torreson of Wallingford for Sunday March 11.
Advert promotes high grade printing services from The Times Office, promising superior clarity and durability for newspapers and related materials. Details on pricing or turnaround not provided in the fragment.
Graettinger High School selects Betty Lundgren and John Peterson as February Citizens of the Month. Betty, active in church youth work and band, serves as head cheerleader and F.H.A. president while pursuing academics and skating. John, a popular senior, involved in chorus, football, basketball, track and baseball plans, enjoys hunting and photography.
Mrs. Bertha Zickuhr of West Union marks her 100th birthday on March 9 born in Guelph Canada in 1856.
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