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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1932

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M E Anniversary Program Draws Wide Local Then Rural Attendance

The Methodist church marked its 41st anniversary with broad town and neighboring community participation. Dolver Ruthven churches joined, with early town figures recalling 1891 appointment, 1892 Sunday School, and 1914 shift to no Methodists school. The event included music by the High School band and junior choir, readings, and a Sunday address by Dr J J Bushnill.

Soveral M. E Dol- Wver Ruthven Methodist Church Pioneer Twelve Mile Lake Hy“Austin Union Sunday’ School Union China L. H. Butler Jenswold C. BR. Gardner Ladies’ Aid Society Be, C. Kent Ladies’ Aid W. H. Leach Methodist, Church Mina Helen George Gang Beulah Nanamaker Mra BE. A. Baumgartner George J. J Bushnill Oder

On Bank Checks Tax Opposition Urges Immediate Action

The text argues against a proposed centitax on bank checks and urges readers to contact officials in Washington or write. It warns of a heavy penalty on check users and notes the collection cost would fall on the tax amount, claiming the tax would hurt banks and suggesting alternative revenue methods with lower collection costs.

Gradttinger Market Rufort Thureday 1933 Ad Bids

Grain and meat prices listed for Gradttinger Market in Rufort on May 12 1933. Advert shows heavy hens old roosters state brand butter and various livestock and dairy items with prices and stock notes.

Gradttinger Market Rufort Thureday Gofa Ieceeeygeniseucusenderens

Three Inches Of Rain And Hail Wet Thursday In Graattinger

Rain and hail fell in Graattinger and vicinity with about three inches of rain. A brief heavy downpour lasted ten to fifteen minutes Thursday night into Friday morning. No damage occurred though the rain helped but did not end long dryness. The week’s weather was cool but mild and timely.

Graattinger Thurstoy

Friday Night Fun Night At High School Event

Friday evening this week the High School hosts Stunt Night sponsored by the PTA. The town clubs and organizations join for a family event with musical numbers and prize drawings. Admission 10 and 16 cents, hobo auction to follow, attendees asked to bring lunch in red or blue bandanas.

Legion Auxiliary P.T. A Murvlad Auctionair Grodland

Auction sale of Chris Hansen estate owns Graettingoy property

H A Blaenbast administrator of the late Chris Hansen will hold a Tuesday auction of the estate in Graettingoy including two residence properties and two business buildings plus a large set of personal property. Sale starts at 1:30 at the Frank Schurmand store with terms cash for personal property and a 25 percent cash down on real estate with merchantable title to be furnished. Grin Reeves is auctioneer. Ritay National Bank of Graetting Toy is listed in the notice.

Chris Hansen H. A. Blaenbast Graettingoy Save Butling Frank Schurmand Reeves ‘Dre Tod~ra Ritay National Bank of ‘Greettin

Mrs Joe Bigley Dies in Portland After Long Illness

Obituary from Graettinger Iowa reports Mrs Ellen Cauley Bigley aged 82 died at her daughter Mia Glenn Lewis home in Portland Oregon on Friday. Born January 16 1850 in Kentucky she lived in Lansing Emmetsburg Graettinger and Portland. Survived by daughters Netlie Neal Glenn Lewis Genevieve Higgins and others and sons John James Joseph Vincent, the family held a lengthy funeral in Portland with many relatives mourning in Iowa.

Graettinger Joseph Bigley Mia Glenn Lewis Portland Oregon Mra Bigley Gigsey Graattinger Emmetaburg Ellen Cauley Kentucky Lansing Iowa Winnebago Minnesota Sora Netlie Neal Misa Genevieve Wm. Higgins Whittemore A. C. Trell San Francisco Etta Jersey City New Jersey John Wisconsin James Josaph Vaughan Washington Thomas Vincent Mra. Rigby Mire John Carrigin Lizzie Cauley Graceville Mary Cauley Columbus Montana Haya Hfe

Alma Hereim Sixteenth In State Spelling Contest

Miss Alma Hoeralm of Grasttin ger High School competed in the state spelling contest at Des Moines on Saturday with eight peers, finishing among the last sixteen after misspelling the word dyspepsia. About one hundred contestants entered from across Iowa. The report notes Graet Huger’s Graet Huger high school and comments on the corn planter motif and rural farming activity referenced in the era.

Alma Hoeralm Grasttinger High School Des’ Moines Cora Christopher Misa Eleanor Dunn Misa Ellen Ma Evoy Misa Helen Reidy Alma Towa Mise Heralm Graet Huger

Death of Mrs. Rierson of Lost Island Township

Mrs. Henry Rierson of Lost Island township died Sunday evening May 6 in Emmetsburg hospital after an appendectomy. She was 48, married in 1909, mother of seven with six living. Funeral Tuesday at Lost Island Lutheran Church. extensive family and neighbors mourn her sudden loss.

Henry Rierson Yalan Township Emmetsburg Loat Talind Lutheran Church Loat Island Township Alena Christienson Lost Island Township Rierson

First White Child of Palo Alto Dead at 74

Mrs Margaret McNally born October 14 1850 was the first white child born in Palo Alto county. Wife of Patrick McNally she survives three sons and six daughters. Funeral at Assumption church with burial in St Johns cemetery.

Margaret McNally James Hickey Hen Doerning Mallard Assumption Church St. John's Cemetery McNally Palo Alto Patrick McNally Christian Clonsor Ura, Wm Emmetaburg Robart Graettinger James Sibley Tom Toynt Ben Doerning J. J. Clennon Nick Make Hlmer Deedericks Oliga Sarah McNally Mollard Mis. McNally

Lone Bandit Robe Hillerville Stole From Oil Station

A lone bandit entered an Oil Station in Easterville yesterday morning at 10:80 and, with a revolver, forced the attendant to open the safe and handed over about $20 in cash before fleeing. Police are investigating.

Eatherville Safa

Thirteen Hour Devotions at Catholic Church Sunday

Dr John Kell een to deliver sermon at 7 30 Benediction 7 p m. Sunday features high mass at eight and low mass at ten with confessions heard by priests from neighboring parishes. Rev Dr John Kelly of Boone to address crowd. Kell een a Doctor of Divinity and nephew of Rev Kelly. Devotions close at 7 pm Sunday after afternoon services. Monday Ruthven defeats Graettinger in baseball 5 to 4 with Ruthven scoring late.

John Kelleen John Kelly Boone Kelly Ayrshire Tather Kelly Roma Sioux City

Mrs John Dead At 91 Funeral Here Monday

Mrs John mother of Mrs Henry Theil Sr died Saturday after long illness. Funeral held Monday afternoon at Graettinger M E church with Rev Otf Lange officiating. Interment at High Lake cemetery. Born in Germany she was 91 years 4 months 12 days. She had lived with her daughter in Reinbeck and later with Mrs Theil. The Times extends sympathy to the family.

John Henry Theil Graettinger M. BE Otf. Lange High Lake Riendla Germany Reinbeck the Times Ettendad

Auxiliary Spon soring Poster Contest In School

The auxiliary of the John Nelson Post of the American Legion sponsors a poster contest for fifth through eighth grades to support the poppy campaign. Winners in each grade receive a prize of 1, and honorable mention honors the second and third posters. Poppies go on sale in Graettinger on Saturday May 28.

John’ Nelson American Legion Halon George Graettinger

Opened Beauty Parlor Invites Community Patrons

Is Now Open For Business Misa Dagnay Lotson of Ringated and Mie Glee Sewell of Emmetaburg have opened a beauty parlor in the Anderson Barber Shop. They advertise experience and a cheata location to welcome locals and wish them success. A social dance is planned next Tuesday night by the Vagabonds bowling group.

Misa Dagnay Lotson Ringated Mie Glee Sewell Emmetaburg Anderson Barber Timea

Pay The War Debts Demand Forum Speakers

Open Forum at City Hall heard unanimous opposition to canceling war debts. Speakers Dr Th T Nang and John G Reidy presented facts arguing debts can be paid if reduced. others noted possible future cancellation but favored leaving debts intact. Forum supported by participants including O R Gardner and A V Bormann as talk continued.

Th. T. Nang Battery of Delestera Nane John G. Reidy Sam France England 0. R. Gardner A. V. Bormann Dr. Reidy Raleigh B. S. George Alfred Me« Combs P. J. Paulsen A. H. Henningsen Mtosroves Bormann

Palo Alto County Bankers Banquet Honors Members

Members of the Palo Alto County Bankers association met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Johnson last evening. A seven o clock supper was served. The P. T. A. hosted the banquet and a business session followed. Meetings of this kind are held monthly. The attendees enjoyed a pleasant social time.

Palo Alto County A. J. Johnson Hanne Waa

Beautiful Quilt On Display At Happy Day Event

Mrs. Wilfred McCarty recovering in Coleman hospital after operation by Dr. Coleman. McCarty hopes to return home soon. Members of the Happy Day group display a beautiful quilt at the event, encouraging community support and local crafts.

Wilfred. McCarty Coremtan Hospital Widerweath Pandidte Coleman Hospital Coleman Mra McCarty Anther Happy Aie

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