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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1967
Page
13
A fragment notes a provocative claim that single girls are seeking a husband with wealth and a large stomach. The garbled text mentions names, places, and dates, but the core line asserts a blunt stereotype about marriage, wealth, and appearance.
A fragment from a local notice records a nursing course graduation for Jaen of Mes and Bertha hessvithy on May 19. It mentions ongoing study in anesthesia and related fields and lists relatives Paul, Swepsor, Watlingfont, Rad, and Lewd Rad.
A quirky clipped notice references Down Library Lane and City Library activities on Saturdays and Wednesdays with cryptic phrases. It mentions edited works by Pascal and a cultural event featuring a foal and Amorios’s explorers, tying to a year’s events and a Nocth Be section.
The Social Security office in Fort Dodge公布 a contact schedule with dates May 2 and 3. Sessions run from 12:30 to 4:00 at a local home.
Listing of county officials district supervisors county superintendent of schools and multiple church congregations in Graettinger including Bethel Lutheran Zion Lutheran Immanuel Lutheran and community organizations with named leaders such as Pastor O J Reitz Pastor R Gwedterg Pastor E Glaser Benjamin Celivet Tom Milles and Mrs Henry Jensen and DeVries as club presidents.
From the Times of May 21, 1942 the class at U2 station in Tagh school auditorium is listed with many names including Mia nanor Andersen and Catherine Heste ry Twersen. Thirty-eight Palo Alto boys left for the army yesterday. Graettinger soldiers named. Miss Marian Ruth George married Francis Edward McDonald in Wallingford Lutheran church. Funeral services for Ludwig Larsen held at Wallingford. Local business notes include Paul Larkin owning City Shoe shop and Mayor Charley Jensen seeking chief of police. Prices for staples listed: corn 40c and eats 26c, eggs 9c, butter 32c.
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