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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1966
Page
1
A list shows exam sessions at Estherville Orange City Emmetsburg Spencer Rock Rapids Spirit Lake Sibley with mornings only slots on Saturdays. Exams occur Mondays through Saturdays across eight towns for license testing.
Fort Dodge district office operates a one station social security contact schedule. The schedule outlines visit times and locations for inquiries and services. The notice specifies a streamlined contact point for residents needing assistance with Social Security matters.
Fragmented OCR lists county officers clerks recorders pastors and local organizations in Graettinger including Lutheran churches Methodist church Immanuel Lutheran Graettinger organizations such as Businessmen Association Woman's Club AM Legion Auxiliary Lions Club American Legion and the public library with names of leaders and presidents from an aged directory. The readable items include Francis Hughes clerk Aime Burne Sherite Richard Miller recorder Mra Alice Yorn Treat Jack Phillips Charis Barlow and others with church pastors Glaser Cervet Suesterg and Beason.
In Graettinger on Friday voters backed a plan to build an electric plant and distribution system by a 277 to 208 tally. Dr Ollene Jacobson and A R Mannstad were reelected to the Graettinger school board amid a 270 vote total. Market days are announced for March 15 and March 29, with local events and varied civic notes across the city.
A fragment lists Saturday and Wednesday hours for the City Library with a note about a guardian and a mysterious romance set from Portugal to England. It promotes Highland Masquerade by Mary Elgin, a romantic suspense about a runaway heroine returning to a Highland castle.
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