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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1967
Page
8
A reflective piece tying Easter to faith, life, and hope. It cites Emerson and Christian promise, notes Easter observances, and lists school events including a March speech contest and Good Friday and Easter Monday schedules.
Graettinger art students entered the 1967 Lions City invitational PRA judging contest to be held Friday. Nearly 100 schools from Tewa Minnesota Nebraska and South Dakota will participate. Leaders include Andy Groves and Steve Jensen guiding Graettinger entrants. Corn Belt Power Annual Meeting on March 22 in Humboldt features speakers and reports from 14 distribution electric cooperatives. Lloyd W. Simonson represents Emmetsburg on Corn Belt Board. Harold Putnam of Eldora notes fox trapping as a sport, noting this year is not a peak trapping year with 73 trapped previously.
The article announces planned training for homemakers starting in March to prepare for home fire escape and safety. It advises designing exits, ensuring a 24 by 30 inch exterior opening, window bottom limits, and avoiding obstructions. An Emergency Help meeting at Mallard Legion Hall on March 16 invites participation.
The document shows addresses for Ronald and James Twait, sons of Mr and Mrs Bernard Twait, including Ronald B. Twait with a San Francisco APS address and James M. Twait in Co B 125th Maint, San Francisco California.
In Seattle Washington last month Wes Ritchie formerly a Storm Lake News writer now based in Ankeny was chosen president of the National Electric Cooperative Editorial Association He serves as editor of the Iowa Rural Electric News and holds leadership in the group Presidentship reflects his journalism work across rural electric cooperatives.
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