Graettinger Times Publisher and staff listed
The Graettinger Times is a Thursday publication from Graettinger Iowa with second class mailing. Publisher is Jerry Wiseman and Managing Editor is Diane Miner.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1976
Page
1
The Graettinger Times is a Thursday publication from Graettinger Iowa with second class mailing. Publisher is Jerry Wiseman and Managing Editor is Diane Miner.
The piece notes praise from 26 Estherville businesses and 20 Emmetsburg firms who advertised in support of the team. It calls the squad the winningest in local history, first sub-state contenders, and the first to compete at Iowa's most watched event of the year, the State Boys Basketball Tournament.
Leonard Stransky of Spirit Lake was elected president of the Upper Des Moines Opportunity Inc at the Spencer meeting on March 16. He has served on the board for three years and chaired the Personnel Committee for two years. Reverend David Biddle was elected vice president with Betty Robinson as secretary and Opal Laubenthal as treasurer.
The Rural Electric Cooperative expands farming output through electric milking refrigeration feeding systems and automatic water and feed delivery. It spurs urban to rural migration as electricity becomes essential, with many homes adopting electric heat. Stanley Westergard graduates in agriculture education at Iowa State and to begin teaching in Charter Oak Iowa. Market notes show corn futures with small shifts.
Jim Graettinger won the Rural Electric Cooperative essay contest representing Palo Alto County after a final judging with seven other juniors from Palo Alto and Pocahontas counties. He will travel to Washington D C June 14 to 19 with Iowa peers, visiting the Capitol, Supreme Court, Library of Congress, White House, and other sites as part of the REC trip.
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