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Newspaper

Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1951

Page

5

Graettinger Co-Op Annual Meeting Highlights

Graettinger Co-Op members met at the Legion hall despite stormy weather. Bob Barnes gave a strong talk, Ray Kischer was elected to the board, and officers noted strong fiscal results with 606,592 bushels handled and 31 percent of sales from members.

Graettinger Bob Barnes Graettinger Co-Op Legion Hall Ray Kischer Chris Knudsen P. J. Duus Elmer Iverson Frans Swanson Elmer Masters Harold Christiansen Thomas Thomsen Mr. Thomsen Frank Andersen Des Moines Estherville Fra

Auction of Alfred Simonsen house in Axelton slated

Alfred Simonsen will dispose of a room dwelling in the Axelton addition at a sale on Saturday afternoon May 5 starting at 2 00. Two acres of ground accompany the property with a garage a chicken house shade trees and a potential small chicken ranch site. Some machinery and miscellaneous items will be sold. Auctioneer is Ben Reeves with Graettinger State Bank as clerk.

Alfred Simonsen Axelton Ben Reeves Graettinger State Bank

Graettinger Town Election Date in November in Question

Graettinger may hold a town election on Tuesday November 6 1951 the Tuesday after the first Monday in November. A circular letter from a large printing concern states the date but no official confirmation exists. Current officials elected last March would stay in office until April 1952. Some towns switch to November elections next year while others return to March. The town's fiscal year ends March 31 and possible changes are uncertain.

Graettinger Sullivan Coan Coan's Grocery Graettiiiger Coan Grachtiniger

Baseball Practice At Evergreen Park Sunday

Base ball practice will start at Evergreen Park Sunday afternoon. All young men of the town and country who wish to play base ball are asked to attend. From this practice a team will be selected after follow-up workouts.

Evergreen Park

Change In Milwaukee Road Schedule Noted

Milwaukee road announces schedule changes effective last Sunday. The eastbound to Chicago now departs at 7 48 p m and the westbound from Chicago arrives at 10 68 a m.

Milwaukee Road Chicago

Phi Kappa Phi adds 162 at Iowa State colleges

John B. Osher son of Mrs E B Osher Graettinger was among 162 Iowa State College students and staff honored by initiation to the scholastic honorary Phi Kappa Phi at the college, according to an announcement today.

Phi Kappa Phi John B. Osher E. B. Osher Graettinger Iowa State College State College

Graettinger pupil wins state snare drum and Patsy Masters top mezzo

Graettinger high school pupil Larry Kirkegaard earned a Division I snare drum solo rating at the Grinnell state music contest held April 27 28. Patsy Masters won Division I mezzo soprano solo against over 200 contestants. The Times notes large entry totals and lists other vocal and instrumental results while saluting teacher Milas Christie Kroul and local staff.

Larry Kirkegaard Patsy Masters Graettinger High School Grinnell Larry Graettinger Larry Kirke Baard Gracttinger Robert Elsenbast Barringer Kren Jones Manchester Patsy Jane Wolfe Graettinger School Graettinger the Times Milas Christie Kroul

Luther League Rally And Choral Union Concert

The Estherville Circuit of the Evangelical Lutheran Church holds Spring Luther League Rally and Choral Union Concert at Union State Line Lutheran Church Petersburg next Sunday May 6 with 3:00 and 8:00 PM sessions Rev R A Olsen pastor theme Triumphant In Christ based on I Corinthians 15 57-58 Leaguers present three themed topics and guest speaker Rev E W Narvig director of public relations at Augustana College Sioux Falls will address both sessions Two choirs perform afternoon and evening numbers with Estherville Choral Union led by Carl Will attendance expected from fifteen congregations of Estherville Chronic.

Estherville Evangelical Lutheran Church Union State Line Lutheran Church of Jesus Christ Christ E. W. Narvig Augustana College Sioux Falls South Dakota Hoe Graig Overby Tkach Uggen McDarland Sibelus F. Mellus Christiansen Estherville Chronic

Basement remodel planned for First Lutheran Church

The First Lutheran Church basement will be remodeled in coming weeks. Horke & Resh will handle the contracting work with extensive changes planned to be made.

Lutherian Horke & Resh

Picture Storm Tuesday Causes Damage Near Graettinger

The Times observed a Tuesday afternoon storm east of Graettinger around 1 30 PM. A dark curtain like cloud moved rapidly from southwest to northeast with a pale yellow sky behind. Rain fell briefly followed by strong winds that damaged trees and structures including a hay rack near George Laubenthal. Seeding may begin soon after several inches of rain.

Times Graettinger West Robbins Avenue Graetinger George Laubenthal Graettingar

Open House for Mr and Mrs Hertin on May 6

Open house for Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hertin at the Herum home Sunday May 6 from 2:00 to 6:00 and 7:00 to 9:00 to celebrate their silver wedding anniversary. Friends and relatives invited.

Raymond Hertin Herum Home

Religious School Held by Sisters of St Ellen’s Academy

Sisters from St Ellen's academy in Emmetsburg will run a religious school at the Catholic church next Saturday afternoon May 6 from 1:00 to 4:00.

St. Ellen's Academy Emmetsburg

Pfc John Haag Wounded Again In Korean War

Pfc John P Haag son of Michael Haag of Graettinger was wounded in Korea on March 31 as reported by the defense department. This marks his second injury, with prior wounds in Korea last September when a rifle bullet fragment embedded in his wrist. He noted a brief hospital stay and expected recovery, having earlier returned from Japan where he had been hospitalized after a previous wound.

John P. Haag Michael Haag Graettinger Korea S Defense Department John Japan Rea

Paul Frick Serves in Japan Honor Guard at MacArthur’s Departure

Paul Frick a member of a headquarters company in Tokyo was part of the honor guard as General Douglas MacArthur left the Japanese capital on his journey home. He has served in MacArthur's headquarters since arriving in Japan over a year ago. He is the son of Mr and Mrs George Frick of Graettinger.

Paul Frick Tokyo Japan Douglas MacArthur Paul MacArthur George Prick Graettinger

Graettinger Duroc Breeders Enter Production Registry

Graettinger high school breeders Vernie Jacobson and Rolland Leduc, both of Graettinger, enter Duroc production registry with litters of 10 and 12 pigs respectively. The move follows demand for more production records to aid breeders in selecting qualified animals. A qualifying litter must exceed eight pigs with 56 day weight minimums of 320 pounds for sows or 275 pounds for gilts, with a star earned after two litters.

Graettinger Graettinger High School Vernie Jacobson Rolland Leduc B. R. Evana United Duroc Recon Association Peoria Maois

Singer Sally Foster to guest on OUR OWN Bob Goes Calling

Sally Foster the singer known as the girl with a smile in her voice will appear on Saturdays program OUR OWN Bob Goes Calling from Thoreson’s OUR OWN Hardware store. She began in a church choir in Milwaukee and sang on NBC National Barn Dance and Uncle Ezra on Chicago networks before joining KMOX in St. Louis and later CBS in Hollywood. Foster recorded for Decca for eight years and recently released Someday Youll Want Me To Want You which sold over 400 000 copies. The May 12 broadcast from 8 46 to 9 18 am on WCCO is sponsored by OUR OWN Hardware, a cooperative of 600 independent stores across several states.

Sally Foster Thoreson OUR Own Hardware Milwaukee Chicago Sally KMOX CBS St. Louis Hollywood Pappy Cheshire Decca Bob Goes Bob DeHaven OUR Own WCCO OUR Own Hardware Organi 2Ation Minnesota North South Dakota Wisconsin Iowa Montana Wyoming Thoregon’s

Flower Sale At Hansen Hardware May 12

The young folks of the Methodist church will run a flower sale at Hansen Hardware on Saturday May 12 in the afternoon and evening. Plants and flowers of all kinds will be offered. A cordial invitation is extended to the public.

Methodiat Church Hansen Hardware

Business Change in Locker Plant

Leonard Barrett has purchased his brother John Barretts interest in the Grachtinger Ineker plant. He will be assisted by M F Gilbaugh, the former proprietor. Mr and Mrs John Barrett will move to Arizona for Mrs Barretts health and store furniture in Estherville until her return from the sanitarium. They will then relocate to Arizona.

Leonard Barrett John Grachtinger Ineker Leonard M. F. Gilbaugh John Barrett Arizona

Crop Failure Tale From Leech Lake Area

Don Forde relays an elder’s account from northern Minnesota about a past crop failure in 1865 and a warning of another hard year ahead, reflecting local memory of drought and famine.

Minnesota Leech Lake Don Forde Dua

Hospital Notice on Mrs Albert Schealler

Mrs Albert Schealler entered Holy Family hospital today for a surgical operation Friday morning. She expects to be a patient for a week to ten days as local friends hope for her early and complete recovery.

Albert Schealler Holy Family Hospital

Senior Class Play Cheaper By The Dozen At Auditorium

The senior class presents Cheaper By the Dozen at the auditorium Friday May 11 at 8 00 pm Adults pay 60 cents and children 85 cents A full account with cast will appear in next week's Times

Grinnell College Musical Comedy Casts Ronald Jensen

Ronald Jensen, a sophomore at Grinnell College, joins the Grinnell chorus in the annual musical comedy Then Was This Island about shipwrecked vacationers on a tropical utopia. The performance features a campus troupe and highlighted Grinnell College’s arts program.

Grinnell Ronald Jensen Grasttinger Grinnell College Ronald

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the Grain Co Arma Masters A. C. Christiansen Elroy Kulow Kathryn McDonald The Legion and Auxiliary Certified Public Accountants Alfred Seagnen Alfred Simonsen Sale Mezzo Jonne Shiley Jean Fogds Laurens Girls Glee Clubs Carl Dodge Rochester Hospital Shelton Washington Mayo Clinic Hospital Washington State Rochester Dodge Lucille Adams J. J. Sullivan Division Dale Larson Vincent Graettinger Girls’ Sextet Petersburg Pfc John Haag DUROC Radio Star
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