Woman's Club Met Monday May 10 Meeting Notes
The Graettinger Woman's club met Monday May 10 at 8 00 p m at Mrs Mary Alesch home. President Eunice Zeigler opened the meeting with a club collect. Seventeen members answered roll call. Secretary Bogs Hamilton read minutes from two prior meetings. The club discussed the National Convention and a potential Denver trip with no volunteers. They set June 1 for the Spring Dinner at Lillian Barringer home and formed a committee to award the English prize at Class Night on May 25. The program reviewed April 1954 Federation Club Woman articles. Additional notes cover readings, music, and coffee service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Lillian Barringer
Anna Jorgensen
Nina Sevdy
National Federation Club Woman
Antoinette Carter
America
Isabel Hart
Johannes Brahms
Bing Crosby
Kraup
Lost Island Woman's Club
Ruth Wester
Grace Petersen
Madge Petersen
Roscall
Madge
Dorothy Sjeklocha
Library Chm
Marie Duhn
Clara Suse
Ruth Westergard
Sainz
Cherokee
McIadgen
Lost Island Club
Christine Norris
Chex
Farm ‘Bureau
Louise Orejson
Magia Christensen
Jul Dorothy Sjeklocha
Varied Servings Suggested for Beef Pot Roasts
A homey beef pot roast with vegetables is described with a brown sauce. Marinade steps show marinating with salad oil, vinegar, water, peppercorns, cloves, onion, and salt. After marinating 24 hours, meat browns, cooks with marinade until tender, with possible thickening and tomato flavor options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howie
Navy
Beef Arm Pot Roast With Vegetables Serves 6 to 8
A historical recipe describes browning a beef arm pot roast with flour and drippings, adding water and seasonings, then slow cooking for 3 hours. It includes potatoes, onions, carrots, unpeeled vegetables, and tomatoes with kidney beans, finishing with a gravy by thickening the liquid after meat and vegetables are tender.
Birthday Party for Paul Hisgard
Mrs. Lois Lusgard hosted a birthday party for her son Paul last Wednesday at home. Paul marked his fifth birthday with games and many gifts and cards. Lunch was served by the hostess at the end of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Allsup
John Tindall
Mies Therese Tindall
Tya Allsup
Iva
William Nissen
Noy Nissen
William
James P. Hansen
Elvin March
Estherville
W. L. Hively
David Clark
Emmetsburg
R. L. Hansen
Paul Hisgard
Lois Lusgard
Paul
Pirates Edge Ayrshire 3-2 in tight seven inning win
The Pirates defeated Ayrshire 3 to 2 at Evergreen Park after noon in a seven inning game. Harlan Hanson scored on a close play at home as a grounder by Gary Bonetead pushed the run across. Dan Jacobson pitched all seven allowing only three hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirates
Ayrshire High
Evergreen Park
Harlan Hanson
Gary Bonetead
Dan Jacobson
Graet finger sixth graders tour Spirit Lake sites
The sixth grade class of Graet finger school visited the Spirit Lake Massacre site and the Spirit Lake hatchery at Orleans as part of an Iowa History tour on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graetfinger
Iowa
Spirit Lake Massacre
Spirit Lake Hatchery
Orleans
Auction Set For Graettinger Rural Schoolhouse
Graettinger board of education tentatively fixes May 26 at 10 am for the public auction of the rural schoolhouse now used as a music room. Sale includes the building, an oil burner, a 275 gallon oil tank, and 200 concrete blocks. Details to follow in the Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graettinger Board of Education
Graettinger School
Walleye and Pike Season Opens May 15 Across Iowa
The 1954 55 Iowa walleye northern pike and silver bass seasons begin at midnight May 15 with strong angling prospects. Daily limits: walleyes five, pikes four, silver bass fifteen. possession limits ten, eight, eighty respectively. Aggregate limit set at sixty on all fish with limits. no aggregate limit on rough fish. Road resurfacing plans include twelve miles of new construction and resurfacing across several counties including Fairfield and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Allish
County Lets Road Contract
The Board of Supervisors awarded a contract to Stolley Construction of Spencer for Palo Alto county’s secondary road system this year. The bid was 53760, the lowest among five bids received at a courthouse session. Other bids included Hauck Construction 54490, John Hyman and Sons 58200, Arthur Hagedorn 58210, and Bayer Valley Construction 59620. Work will begin soon under County Engineer T. R. Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Stolley Construction Company
Spencer
Palo Alto County
Stolley
Hauck Construction Company
John Hyman and Sons
Wall
Arthur Hagedorn
Spirit Lake
Bayer Valley Construction Company
Early
Town
T. R. Martin
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Woman's Club
James. P. Hansen
Peter Hansen
John
Marengo
Fetherville
Last Island Woman's ‘Club
Tesson
Magda Christensen
Delite Graettinger
Clara J. Suss
Minard Levi
Lave House
Clara J. Suse
Pub
Father Circle
Eother Sewing Circle
Fred Graettinger
Emma Love
Kenneth Starkey
Tom Flood
Everett Anderson
Love
Lyle Schmidt
Florence Montgomery
Leo Counley
Schmidt
N.rg
N.R.G
Bernard Wempe
Lorraine Schacherer
Evelyn Wempe
Shirley Banstead
Rita Brinkman
Wallingford
Evelyn
Miriam Circle
Fellowship Hall
Bethany Lutheran Church
Emlmetsburg
Ada
Ayrshire
Floyd Warren
Radio Ramblers
Legion Hall
Web
American. Legion
SXSCO
ABC
C’n
Greater New York Safety Council
American Automobile Assn
Walleye
Fairfield
Freedom
Great Oak
Highland
Independence
Nevada
Silver Lake
Grange
Glaser
Quaker
Sstherville, Iowa
Sterling Hayden
Richard
Carlson
Jesse James
the Daltons
Brett King
Barbara Lawrence
SUN. Mon
Alec Guinness
Yvonne DeCarlo
Fuller Brush
Lucille Ball
Eddie Abbert
Detroit Times
U.S. Census Bureau
Saturday Review
John Worley
University of Michigan
New York Times
Agek
Tneyrance
Tion
Cam
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