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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1941

Page

7

Birth Certificate Inquiry Brings Back Memories

Pearl Hickmott seeks her birth certificate for Pearl Stewart and writes a reminiscence of Graettinger Michigan memories. She recalls relatives, teachers, and local figures while noting past losses and asking about long-deceased friends. Meanie the cat also dies. fishing fines appear in Osceola court.

Pearl Hickmott Ticeon Michigan Stewart Gracttinger Maggie O'Connor Merriman Gravetlinger Tom Allen Dr. Molison Father Kelly Graettinger Wm. Stewart Greattinger Times

Tuesday Gets Acquainted Day At Graettinger High

Tuesday was Get Acquainted Day at Graettinger high school with many seventh and eighth graders visiting. The feature section highlights hospitality and pride in Graettinger schools plus lists teachers and students from nearby districts. The article also notes St Thomas in the Virgin Islands once called the Gibraltar of America and details local bay rum production and women coal porters.

Graettinger High School the Times Graettinger Graettinger High Artlinger Spring Grove Margaret Jones Ronald Heram Larene Young Leona Leonard Daire Duolin John Anderson Viola Boles Billy O Brien Jack Creek No. S Vinir Margaret Haserl Twelve Mile Take Doris Te Denener Frances Chriss Hiansen Last Island No Hila Jensen Violet Jensen Lest Island Mise Lois Bensen Tescher Marian ‘Tondervwin Melvin Nissen Donald Mua Ardy Nelson Veigh Lake No Lillian Boecker Marlyn Iverson Alvin Petersen Doris Webbe Maxine Iversen Morris Re Evelyn Egeland Darlene Ellington Robert Barfoot Aaron Torreson Ronall Heidecker Mertin Twite Duane Stover Anna Johnson Hans Appel Henry Appel Lost Island Gibraltar America Virgin Islands St. Thomas Charlotte Amalie Gibraltar of America

Bats Misunderstood Fly With Sound Guidance

Bats, often shrouded in superstition, are night flyers but not blind. They navigate surroundings with precision, reportedly aided by sound, and stand clearer than many birds to observers.

Cleopatra's Needle Faces Damp Air In New York Arrival

The granite obelisk Cleopatra's Needle, once enduring 38,700 years of arid Egypt, required a protective wash after its transfer to the damp climate of New York City.

Egypt New York City

Legend Tells Hummingbirds House Arawak Souls

A Jamaica legend says hummingbirds embody the souls of Arawak Indians who lived on the island when Columbus first landed in 1494. The tale links bird imagery with ancestral spirits and colonial encounter in early Caribbean lore.

Jamaica Island

Leonardo da Vinci Aviation Experiments 1490 1514

Leonardo da Vinci conducted experiments in flight theory and aerial design between 1490 and 1514, exploring glider concepts, rotor ideas, and the physics of birds in flight, influencing later studies in aviation history.

Leonardo da Vinci

Sneezes Mean Misfortune In Hill Home Beliefs

Folkloric belief holds that Filipinos avoid leaving a house after an occupant sneezes to avert misfortune. The custom links sneezing to potential bad luck and prompts lingering inside to ward off fate.

Army Navy and Air Corps roster from Graettinger area

A list of Graettinger and vicinity boys serving in Uncle Sam’s armed forces includes names across Army Navy Marines Air Corps and coast guard with some missing. The piece notes recent local incidents and a short piece on Della Robbia and on the status of the national hymn The Star Spangled Banner.

Graettinger and Vicinity Army Navy Air Corps Uncle Sam George Br.el Army Horswell Vance Navy Young Charles Grady Joseph Lundgren Chester Christensen Gilbert Marines McDonald Tod Larsen Lowell Heleeson Harold Heleson James Jensen Finer Noble Willis Notle Naward Pier Artillery Malcolm O'Neill Rob Deering Bernard Sandvng Dale Petersen Orval C Hermansen Ronald Johnson Duhn Carl Clayton Earl Risgard Albert Pierson Irvin Melvin Voollmert Alfred Osher Earnest Norman Carter Robert Kleigl Robert Conway Leo Clemitson Art Osher Dean McCarty George Leonard James Veen America

Ancient footwear shaped by desert heat and varied materials

Ancient footwear used over 3,500 years by diverse peoples. Varied materials included animal pelts, metals, grass, leaves, bark, and wood. Heels appeared in some regions to lift feet above burning sand, reflecting adaptation to desert environments.

World Desert Sanda

Eye Hops When Reading Says Eye Movement Tests

A study notes the average reader makes five small hops along a line and briefly goes blind for a fraction of a second after each. The finding highlights how rapid eye shifts influence reading speed and comprehension in laboratory tests.

Fur Storage Plant Opens in Estherville

Estherville reports the completion of a fur storage vault by Cuff Wedrick owner of Taris Dyers and Cleaners. The fireproof room with reinforced concrete walls and a Frigidaire unit stores garments at near zero degrees, insured and protected from theft in what is described as the territory’s only facility of its kind.

Estherville Cuff Wedrick Taris Dyers and Cleaners Batherville High School ADA Derres May Hedtick

Most Expensive Road The Valasil Skyway Opens

The Valasil Skyway, opened near Thanksgiving 1092, is the world’s costliest road. Its 3 mile span cost 21 million dollars, with approaches adding 19 million. At 60 feet wide, it supports 20 million vehicles annually and spans Hackensick and Parente Myers to the New Jersey meadows. Beton, or concrete, is described as a French fashioned mix for hydraulic cement in submarine work.

Hackensick Parente Myers New Jersey Meadows

Symbol of Immortality Amaranth in Greek tradition

The amaranth flower, linked to immortality by ancient Greeks, was used as a symbol of eternal life. It persists in church decorations on Ascension Day and related rites, reflecting enduring symbolism across time.

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