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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1920

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O Rourke Rites Unites Veronica O Rourke and Max M Stark

Veronica O Rourke and Max M Stark were united in marriage at Theresa’s church in Fort Dodge Iowa. The ceremony was solemnized last week with a reception following at the bride’s parents home, attended by family and friends. The groom, a Fort Dodge Mercy graduate, is entering real estate work with several farms in the area. The groom presented a diamond ring to the bride. They plan to reside in Fort Dodge after a wedding trip.

Theresa’s Church J. ‘Mullen Allin Veronica O'Rourke Ofity Max M Stark City O'Rourke Mr. Wedn Jolan P. F. O'Rourke Fort ‘Dodge Mount Latinum West Fort Dodge Iowa

Held Bazaar Lunch and Concert at Woodman Hall

Members of the M I Ladies Aid society hosted a Friday afternoon bazaar and noon luncheon at Woodman Hall. An evening concert followed with a greeting song by children, piano duet, chorus, vocal trio, costumes, readings, and a baroque musical sketch, raising interest in the Interchurch World Movement.

M. I. Ladies Aid Society Hall Alice George A. H. Shaver Mrs. George Misa Alice’ Fischer J. A. B. Cunningham Cunningham

Mules Fail to Arrive for Nelson's Graettinger Sale

Olaf Nelson planned a sale of 24 young mules in Graettinger for Saturday but the animals did not arrive as they were driven overland with delays. Carl Peterson's cattle sale in the afternoon was not very successful, offering 80 head but selling only ten at a low price. Martin Laughlin bought the ten, and the remaining 70 were moved to Ruthven for later auction. Demand for cattle was weak. Mrs. John J. Mahan visited friends in Emmetsburg Saturday.

Olaf Nelson Graettinger Carl Peterson Peterson Martin Laughlin Ruthven

Sacred Concert at Lutheran Church in Graettlinger

A sacred concert by St. Waldorf choir of Forest City will be at eight Saturday night at the Lutheran church in Graettlinger. Admission will help cover expenses. a large attendance is expected as the Inter Church World Movement seeks a county quota of 9666 dollars for a five year program. A. J. Johnson leads Walnut township area soliciting, reporting good progress though turf remains.

St. Waldorf Choir Forest City Lutheran Church Graettlinger A. J. Johnson Walnut, Township Lost Isand Vernon Township

Frank Sheffield Seeks Palo Alto Sheriff Nomination

Frank Sheffield of Lost Island township circulating a nomination blank for Palo Alto county sheriff as a Democratic primary candidate. He faces no known opposition and is described as a capable gentleman who would make an efficient officer if elected.

Frank ‘Sheffield Lost Island Township Palo Alto County Mr.Sheffield

Ill Gilbaugh brothers fall ill with measles and surgery

Merle Gilbaugh and Sam Gilbaugh suffered a week of illness due to measles. Merle required appendectomy during his illness, but recovered. Sam faced a severe measles attack and is expected to take weeks to regain health.

Gilboaugh Merle Sam Gilbaugh Coleman Estherville Hession Nancy Sam

Enjoyed trip to Los Angeles by Graettinger folk

Co. P. Jensen was a brief caller at the Times office Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Jensen and their son Louis recently returned from Los Angeles where they spent the winter. They left Graettinger November 12 and arrived the 16. On the return trip they left April 16 stopping at Salt Lake City Grand Junction and Denver. Colorado Springs train stalled in snow. In Brush they visited Mrs Jensen's relatives. Jensen says western living costs cheaper. A good meal costs 30c-35c in Colorado and 76c Des Moines. Profiteering in rent noted in California. 40,000 Iowa visitors attended the Iowa picnic. 35,000 Nebraskans at the Nebraska picnic. 160,000 at a distant LA attraction. Nels Show bought an Oakland Six and a $4,000 modern bungalow near L C Christiansen. Jessen visited Mr and Mrs Fahnestock who plan to return to Graettinger in June.

P. Jensen Times Office Jensen Louis Los Angeles California Graettinger Land Salt Lake City Utah Grand Junction Denver Colorado Colorado Springs Brush Nels Show

Methodist Church Service Sees New Decision and Five Accessions

The Methodist Episcopal Church reports an excellent service last Sunday with one new decision for Christ and five accessions. Next Sunday is Mother's Day with special services in Sunday School and morning sermon. The pastor urges attendance and prayer as the General Conference meets in Des Moines.

Christ General Conference of Our Church Des Moines J. A. E. Cunningham

Guthrie County Auctioneer Reeves Purchases Fine Stock

Guthrie county auctioneer Ben F Reeves bought a purebred Percheron stallion and a high grade breeding jack last week at Guthrie County sales. He says the acquisitions, though costly, will improve horse stock for local farmers and he is a prominent booster in the region.

Guthrie County Ben. F. Reeves Reeves Mr. Reeves

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John J. Mahan Emmetsburg Frank Sheffield Thave ORD Garage ORD FORD Axelton Motor Co Clarence Axelton Axelton Motor Company Grachtinger iAxelton A. Axelton Jensen Auto Company Busiessman Will Vincent Kelly Farmers & Merchants Bank L. C. Christiansen Jessen Fahnestock Methodist Episcopal Church
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