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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1918

Page

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Death of Emmetsburg resident John F. Galleger

John F. Galleger of Emmetsburg died at his home Sunday at 1 a m after a yearlong illness due to diabetes. Funeral high mass Tuesday at Assumption church with burial in St John s cemetery. Survived by his wife four sons and three daughters and one brother Patrick. He was a Palo Alto County pioneer noted for honesty thrift and civic service. Funeral attendance reflected his standing in the community.

S John F. Galleger Emmetsburg Father Veit the Assumption Parish St. John’s Cemetery Patrick Galleger T. W Dog‘den North Dakota John P William Joseph J. J. Schumacher F. J. Culligan J. J. Sullivan Graettinger Galleger Palo Alto County W. S. Branagan Branagan Igaie John F. Gateger Our County the Assumption Church John’s Cemetery Joseph Martini M. F. Coon Patrick Eaton J. K. Martin John Ball J. J. Callaghan Ohn Francis Galleger Lafayette County Wisconsin Wayette County James

Farm sold for 160 dollars per acre near Graettinger

Ole C. Peterson of Emmetsburg sold his quarter section farm three and a half miles west of Graettinger to Andrew Henningsen for 160 dollars per acre. The tract was bought four years ago at 125 dollars per acre and was described as finely improved. Peterson plans to buy again if a suitable location at a tempting price is found. Nelson is said to have recently sold his farm to Henningsen for 1450 dollars per acre.

Ole C. Peterson Graettinger Emmetsburg Andrew Henningsen

Notice to return flour to Farmers Elevator Walnut Two

In compliance with county food commission orders farmers must return flour in excess of 49 pounds and town residents over 24 pounds by Wednesday May 8 1918. Receipts will be signed by Vincent Kelly and payment made when funds arrive at Em This notice lists Vincent Kelly George John Jackman H N Osher as committees for Walnut Two and United States government relief to France.

County Food Commission Graettinger Vincent Kelly Emmetsburg United States France E. &, George John Jackman H. N. Osher Walnut

Death in Emmetsburg of Catherine Murphy at 90

Catherine Murphy born in Ireland in 1828 and aged 90 died in Emmetsburg after long bronchitis. Funeral at Assumption church in Emmetsburg with services by Very Rev P F Farrelly, burial in St Johns cemetery. She was sister of J T Sullivan of this place, widowed many years, and survived by four Sullivan brothers. She lived in Webster City Belmond Graettinger and finally Emmetsburg. Funeral Monday at nine o'clock.

Catherine Murphy J T. Sullivan Emmmetsburg Assumption Church Emmetsburg P. F. Farrelly St. John’s Cemetery Catherine Sullivan Ireland William Murphy America Webster City Patrick Sullivan Belmond Iowa Graettinger T. Sullivan Patrick Town Cornelius Daniel Sullivan Joliet Illinois

The New Co-Ed at Hawkeye Theatre May 10

Senior class of Grachtinger High School presents The New Co-Ed at Hawkeye Theatre on Friday May 10. Letty Willis arrives at college amid reception and trials. Punch Doolittle and George Washington Watts provide comic relief as curious boarding house figures. Come and have a good laugh.

Hawkeye Grachtinger High School Hawkeye Theatre Letty Willis Punch Doolittle George Washington Watts Porter Letty Hawkeye Theater

New Ruling on Exemptions for Iowa Registrants

A letter from the Iowa Adjutant General cites Provost Marshal General Telegram D-97 of April 30 1918 directing Local Boards to call registrants by order number rather than by farming status. Iowa's agricultural exemptions are to be disregarded for future calls including call 181 unless already decided. Person: Guy F. E. Logan. Organization: Adjutant General. Location: Iowa. Date: 1918.

Adjutant General Iowa Guy FE. Logan Adj

Grodland Offers Free Auctioneering for Red Cross

M O Grodland clarifies he charges no fee when selling for the Red Cross. He urges the public to call on him anytime, saying it is his duty to contribute as long as he is able.

M. O. Grodland Red Cross Iery M. O Grodland

School Patron Day in Grachtinger Rostered May 17 or 24

A school patron day is planned in Grachtinger with two potential dates May 17 or May 24. Local businesses may close 2 to 5 pm for school activities including a Muay Pole fete, track meet, and pupil exhibits. Each grade will perform a 20 minute program and judging will award first to third places.

Grachtinger

Red Cross Sale Draws Large Attendance in Vernon City

The Vernon township Red Cross sale held last Saturday drew a large crowd with spirited bidding. Almost all items were sold at satisfactory prices, some selling exceptionally well. Total receipts reached 624 dollars with 28 cents, and the ladies in charge expressed high satisfaction with the event's success.

Vernon Township

Red Cross Sale Draws Large Crowd in Estherville

Estherville hosted a May Day festival and Red Cross sale with over 100 attendees from the city and nearby areas. Auctioneer Grodland aided by five other auctioneers oversaw sales, with total proceeds near $20,000. The event was described as exceptionally successful.

Estherville Red Cross Grodland Witherville

Two Couples United for Life in Graettinger Wedding

Miss Sannah Brekke wed Adolph Thompson of Eagle Grove at the Norwegian Lutheran church with Rev. Sande officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Brekke, wore white satin patina Georgette crepe. groom owns a farm near Eagle Grove. A four course dinner followed and they left for a honeymoon.

Adolph Thompson Eagle Grove Iowa Sannah Brekke Jacob Brekke S. 0 Sande Henry Thompson Julia Brekke Lily Suss Evelyn Swift Georgette Crepe Graettinger

Helmer Marries Miss Cathcart in Graettinger Parsonage

Mr M J Helmer of Chisholm Minnesota wed Miss Gladys Cathcart youngest daughter of Rev and Mrs Cathcart at the M E parsonage Sunday afternoon Rev E M Cathcart conducted the ceremony A wedding dinner followed and the couple left for New York City en route to Birmingham Alabama and Santa Rita Cuba before making Tampa Florida their permanent home The bride has resided in Graettinger since her parents moved there last fall Corporal Cathcart the bridegrooms brother in law is stationed in New York awaiting overseas service The Times offers its hearty congratulations also noting a booze car seized at Milford with whiskey valued at 350 and three cars in the convoy two of which escaped

Camp Dodge Palo Alto County Emmetsthorg U. S Graettinger Albert Kindalein Clarence M. Axelton Wm. C. Duhn John D. Lanz Whittemore James W.church Cylinder Thomas J. O'Brien Emmetsburg Gidvert Johnson Plover the Times Adrian T. Sweeley Rodman C. G. Wening Mallard Thomas J. Grace Gerhard I. Larson Ruthven Guy O. McElrea Muscatine Peter V. Hand Louis Severtson Minneapolis Martin Vandervelde Lawrence M. Anderson Ruthven Daniel George S. Sadler Weat Bend Herman W. Swigert Laurens Fred Classing Tiecesd Ruthven Oran IF Wood Ayrshire William C. Duhin Graettinger Bror H. L. Johanson West Bend Grover G. Young Michael R. Wagner Mallard Elmer Reese Mallard Ordene B. Berkland Cylinder William Young California Lloyd Wiigdahl Montana Young Thos. Young Hmmelsburg Wigdahl L. O. Wigdahl Emmet County Eee Ringsted August Sorensen Estherville Jno A. K. Johansen Ringsted Milford M. Jones Gracttinger Lloyd ‘T, Skwitebo Wallingford Carl M. P. Martinizon Estherville John Abbes oSaatense Ringsted Aug M. J. Helmer Chisholm Minnesota Gladys Cathcart FE. M. Cathcart M. E. Parsonage E. M. Cathcart Edmund Cathjeart New York City New York Birmingham Alabama Helmer Santa Rita Santiago Cuba Tampa Florida Yougest Cathcart Corporal Cathcart Times

Helmet Brings $100000 for Bonds at Liberty Loan

The German spiked helmet, a trophy from the second battle of Ypres, was bid to $100,000 by Robert E. McDonnell of McDonnell & Co for Peter Doeler, then returned to the Liberty Loan committee. It will be offered again at a Sub-Treasury meeting as stirring speeches by Martin Vogel, Frederic Coudert, and George W. Wickersham highlighted the drive.

Gordon Sherris Black Watch Liberty J. P. Morgan Liberty Loan Committee Treasury Robert E. McDonnell McDonnell & Co Peter Doeger Martin Vogel Frederic Coudert George W. Wickersham

Public Library Benefit Movie Night By PTA

Moving Pictures Priday May 8 shows a Bluebird film to raise funds for the public library. Miss Christopher’s room pupils present a twenty minute program. All urged to attend and boost the library, which the children value highly.

Moving Pictures Parent-Teachers’ Association Christopher

Ireland’s Bit Receives $350,000 From Our Day Drive

The Red Cross and the Order of St John in London have received a $350,000 check from Sir John Arnott as the Our Day contribution of Leinster Munster and Connaught, collected through the Irish Times.

Ireland Red Cross Society Orvder of St. John London John Arnott Our Day Leinster Munster Connaught Irish Times

Chilean envoy dies in Washington and burial held

Chilean envoy Senor Don Santiago Aldunaz died in Washington on April 17. His funeral was held Monday at St Matthew's church with a large turnout of government officials and diplomats. The remains will be placed in a vault until a warship can convey them to Chile.

Chile Senor Don Santiago Aldunaz Washington St. Matthew's Church

Congressmen Dry Since Washington Became Dry

The Los Angeles Times reflects on the lack of laughter and applause in Congressional Record reports after Washington became dry, noting the reaction may signify little or a lot depending on interpretation. The observation hints at changing mood among lawmakers and spectators in the capital.

Washington Congressional Record Los Angeles Times

Spanish plan to declare October 12 a national holiday

Washington reports Spain will designate Discovery Day October 12 as a national holiday. The decision signals a push to honor exploration heritage and could affect public calendars and commemorations.

Spain Washington

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Katherine Donovan Mary Adams Nicholas Adams Joseph Schumacher I. J. Culligan Thomas W Soo Line Dodgen Edward Thos Donovan Jane Galleger James Molloy Murphy Father West Thompson Brekke Jay Howard Dan Helmer—Cathccart Milford Ida Grove Parties England
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