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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1934
Page
3
A Graettinger page features a tribute to mothers with quotes on devotion and religion, glimpses of school life, and a sports note. The Graettinger high school girls defeated Curlew high girls 98 to 20, after traveling Monday afternoon.
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A. H. Henningsen announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for state representative from Palo Alto County subject to the June primaries. He urges voter support.
A candidate announces for the Democratic nomination for Palo Alto County clerk of district court. The statement requests support from voters in the June primary and notes the campaign seeks the party’s backing.
A candidate announces for the Fourth Supervisor district nomination under the Republican voters at the primary. The message asks for support and notes experiences, while reflecting on speech and restraint and the rise of independent salesmen.
The seniors of a local high school are invited to Waldorf College Forest City for Senior Day on Saturday May 5. Activities include a morning musical program with solos orchestra and choir, dormitory open house, tennis matches and a baseball game followed by a cafeteria luncheon. Students admitted free of charge to all events.
Alfred Hansen travels from Ceylon Minnesota to Graettinger for business matters and will reside again in Graettinger. Brother John manages the Ceylon restaurant in Hansen’s absence. Graettinger friends look forward to the family's return. Graettinger high school seniors visited Estherville Junior College to see the play Death Takes A Holiday and enjoy a social evening. Two Catholic masses will be held next Sunday at 8 and 9 o'clock. A modern saying notes an apple a day is outdated. The Mystery of Caroline's Double Kidnapping is featured in The American Weekly distributed with the Chicago Herald and Examiner next Sunday.
In Palo Alto County Iowa a district court case files mortgage foreclosure against Jacob J Hahn and Rosa Hahn et al. The Ne 1 4 Section 16 Township 96 North Range 83 West is the mortgaged property. Plaintiff seeks judgment in rem for 17410 13 with interest 8 from March 17 1934 costs and fees and an appointment of a receiver. The case notes mortgage 14 000 held by Annis & Rohling Company and recorded in Book 46 Page 42. A personal judgment is not prayed for. The second term is set and defendants are notified to appear.
The Palo Alto County branch will be addressed by Miss Mary Ervin national field secretary of W.0.0. U. at 8:00 Sunday evening May 6 at the Congregational Church in Emmetsburg Officers for the coming year will be elected The Allied Youth will meet Thursday at 7 30 with Miss Marvin of the Methodist Church Officers to be elected The state convention for the young people is May 6 and 7 at Des Moines Everyone is invited to attend this meeting The Farmers Union held a dance at the Woodmen Hall Tuesday evening with Otto Larson Orchestra Attendance was light First contact with the world Bobby Barringer distributed May baskets Tuesday night someone snatched remaining baskets.
Sheriff Montgomery of Palo Alto County led a pursuit that ended with the arrest of Anders and two other confessed farm torture bandits in Whittemore. The trio admitted five robberies totaling about 18 000, with motives tied to bank losses and alcohol. Authorities linked them to other crimes and noted a fifth member still at large.
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