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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1965
Page
1
Estherville might provide Stan Young and Graettinger’s Paul Frick as volunteer umpires for local baseball efforts. Both have years of officiating experience and welcome programs promoting baseball with their service during statewide Beef Month events and outdoor activities.
A note from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service explains how three pintail ducks banded in North America were later found in Colombia, a Pacific island, and England. Bird banding data show origins in North Dakota and movements through northern California and Labrador. Readers are urged to report band findings to Bird Banding Offices in Laurel Maryland.
Community listings show local political ward leaders and district supervisors for Fort Mesenbrink area. It includes church affiliations Immaculate Conception Methodist Wallingford Lutheran Immanuel Lutheran, with pastors named and club leaders such as Woman's Club president Helen Kirkegaard Lions Club John Poland, American Legion commander Don Moran, and Public Library president Cora Christophe.
The Times lists senior, sophomore, and freshman names for a school drawing poll and notes Graettinger’s link to Uncle Sam’s pacific maneuvers. Chester crew member Vance Horswell is cited, plus Mildred Miller’s School of Dancing plans a May revue. Senior class play Sally's Private Earthquake closes with a cast including Grady Spies Henningsen and Graett inger.
Graettinger defeated Hieleeigh to secure the win as pitcher Graettinger faced the batter while J. Kerves threw behind the plate. Both teams played with heads up defense and a strong late inning rally, delivering a competitive game despite unclear final figures.
City Library hosts guests with Life in a Mud Hut by Elizabeth Fernen and a humorous account of an American bride's experiences. Library hours are Saturdays 2 to 5 and Wednesdays 2 to 5. Social security contact schedule announced for Fort Dodge area includes Fort Dodge, LeSbury, Esherville, Spencer.
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