24 Mar 1960
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1960
Page
1
A fragment from the Corning Free Press laments a typographical slip in early spring copy. The piece notes the spread of small exchanges losing identity, jokes about the typographical error growing from tiny print to “mountain size,” and mentions Pauline Stueve’s robin report and a Texas orange tale.
Devotional reading reflects on Acts 28 16 31 Philippians 1 12 13 Colossians 4 3 4 and moral duty to seek open doors for the Word. It notes Paul in Rome prison as example and urges prayers for open doors amid hostilities in East Germany Japan and elsewhere. It stresses Christian exclusivity and mission and cites Onesimus and Caesar s household as extensions of early outreach.
The marble season is at its height in Graettinger as youngsters bustle about and spring signs appear. Farmers Supply Co will auction farm machinery on Saturday March 23. Wendt buys A J Duhn restaurant and beer parlor in Sharburn and will take possession in April. Wallingford auction postponed to Wednesday due to snow. A wedding occurred March 10 at the Higgins home with Louise Elhouse marrying William H DeWall. Catholic Ladies Aid hosted a St Patrick's Day dinner for nearly 300 at Hawkeye. Junior Play tryouts held with cast listed. Rehearsal starts Thursday.
New fiction preview announces Paul Gallico tale Mrs Arris Goes to New York with Mrs Butterfield. Anna seeks to reunite a father and son while Arris charms ambassador and chauffeur and helps a childless couple, in a glowing Paris to New York journey. A new member, Susan Stafford, is noted.
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