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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1921

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Senior class play praised at Hawk eye theater

The Senior class play Nothing But the Truth drew a near record crowd Friday at Hawk eye theatre. Edward Mitchell led as business manager, with Jorgen Larson advertising manager and Max Baumlartner stage manager. The cast and faculty coached by Miss Irma Farquhar earned generous compliments for a successful production. The plot centered on a broker's office and a bet to tell the truth for 24 hours, ending in a happy finish with Bennet's life-changing consequences.

Hawk’ Eye Theatre Edward Mitchell Jorgen Larson Max Baum- Lartner Dingers Irma Farquhar Ralston Bennett Donnelly Bennatt Murland Sandvig Aton Lloyd Gardner Dick Donnelly Charilens Clarence Vonen Harold Harringston Acteil Op Doran Arlene Myhre Given Mary George Ethel Parke Bartha Hauge Allen Hesne Maricon Iona Pierson Sable

Graettinger Chautauqua headlined by Royal C Johnson July 7 11

Graettinger Chautauqua announces headliner former South Dakota attorney general Congressman Royal C Johnson for the July 7 to 11 event. An strong lineup includes Dr Thomas C Hinkle H V Adams Dr C D McKeever and Mrs Evelyn Aldrich with entertainment by the Wales company Bland orchestra and the Rouse Sisters quartet. Further announcements and details will follow.

Evelyn Aldrich United States Wales Company Bland’ Orchestre Wos Seven Day Rouse Sisters

Guilford Paulsen Pitches One Hit Game For Cornell

Guilford Paulsen of Graat finger pitched a one hit shutout for Cornell against Carlton College of Northfield Minnesota, winning 4 to 0. He struck out seventeen and issued only one scratch hit. In the prior game against Iowa City he struggled at first but settled to keep the other team scoreless after the third inning.

Guilford Paulsen Graatfinger Cornell College Carlton College Northfield Minnesota Guilford Iowa City

Lutheran Church Notice for Sunday Services

Lutheran services set for next Sunday at 10 30 a m at Lost Jeland and at 3 pm in Graettinger The services will be in Norwegian and English Rev O Sando Pastor

Lutheran Church Lost Jeland Graettinger Sando

Lutheran Zion Congregation Services English Language At 2

Notes from Hy Lutheran Church report English language services at the Methodist church at 2 o clock. A special collection was taken for the Synodical treasury. Rev J Th Au is listed as pastor.

Lutheran Church Lutheran | Zion Congratraton Methodist Church Synodical Treasury J, Th. Au Ireae

Estherville vs Graettinger Baseball at Jackman Park

Next Sunday afternoon at Jackman ball park in Estherville Graettinger will cross bats with local players from both towns. The game starts at 2 30 with both teams fielding a first class lineup and aiming for a prompt start.

Estherville Graettinger Jackman Park Jackman Bis City Hatherville Guilford Paulsen Cornell College Grachtinger

Graettinger Defeats Mallard 9 4 In Local Baseball Game

Graettinger 9 Mallard 4 at Jackman Park on Monday afternoon. Harold Harrington pitched for Graettinger with Norman Osher as catcher. After tied two runs in the first, Graettinger pulled ahead with four runs in the fifth, as Mallard scored two in the first and two in the final innings. Attendance was good. Graettinger players: Harrington pitcher Osher catcher Walter first base Barber second Sullivan third Erickson short Christiansen right Reidy center Gardner left.

Graettinger Mallard Baseball Club Jackman Park Harold Harrington Norman Osher Harrington Mallard Gracttinger Grasttinger Randall Walter Clarence Barber Tom Sullivan Earl Erickson Harold Christiansen John Reidy Lloyd Gardner

Cairna Brothers Defeat Graettinger 10 to 8 in Local Ball Game

Cairna Brothers defeated Graettinger 10 to 8 at Jackman ball park on Sunday afternoon. Calvin Gummon hit a home run, John Jansen made a sharp peg to third, and W J Goon delivered a three base wallop. Ralph Miller pitched for Graettinger, with Dert Montgomery catching and a full infield shown. Local funds raised about 225 dollars for the team, with 150 dollars spent on uniforms for Graettinger, keeping costs down and boosting community support.

Cairna Brothers John Jansen W. J. Goon Ralph Miller Dert Montgomery W. J. Coen B.H. Hornwell Calvin Gannion Thos Beer John Jensen Ban F. Reeves

Graduation News Of Class Of 1921 Highlights Week Events

The junior reception at Woodman hall Thursday features Bartleman orchestra music and a playful classmates feud. Baccalaureate sermon Sunday at the High School auditorium by Rev. S O Sande invites public attendance. May 26 brings High School picnic at Lost Island with a ball game. May 26 also hosts Class Day at the High School auditorium. May 27 concludes with commencement at Hawkeye Theatre and diploma ceremonies for Charlie L Simmons Lloyd G Gardner Jorgen C Larsen Arlene Myhre Margaret E George Edward Mitchell Bertha E Hauge V Iona Pierson Marie M Thompson Mary G Nolan Tra 8 Gardner Lyda C Hester Orman W Osher Murland Sandvng Pearl A Masters Max Baumgartner.

Hawkeye Theatre Iowa City Charlie L. Simmons Lloyd G. Gardner Jorgen C. Larsen Arlene Myhre Margaret E. George Edward Mitchell Bertha E. Hauge V. Iona Pierson Marie M. Thompson Mary G. Nolan Tra Gardner Lyda C. Hester Orman W. Osher Murland Sandvng Pearl A. Masters Max Baumgartner

Ben VP and Reeves Market 850 Pound Poland China Hog

Ben F Reaves, through D E McCarty, marketed a Poland China hog weighing 850 pounds at a Saturday auction. The animal stood 3 feet 4 inches tall, measured 7 feet 4 inches long, and was described as a standout at the Valley View farm. Also, a basket supper fundraiser was announced for Hoping Church on Friday night May 2 with baskets for sale and invitations to all.

Ben VP Reeves Ben F. Reaves D. E. McCarty Imanager Local Shipping Association Ben Valley View Hoping Church

Larsen Sanitarium Treatment Advertises Broad Ailment Relief

An advertisement for L. C. Larson promotes a sanitarium treatment claiming relief from constipation stomach trouble piles bladder issues asthma bronchitis liver and kidney complaints skin conditions headaches hair growth and more. It notes a residence location for contact.

Larsen Sanitarium L. . C. Larson

Grain Rate Regulation Bill Advances From House

Washington notes report that a bill to regulate future grain rates on boards of trade passed the House 266 to 69 after strong opposition. It grants the Secretary of Agriculture authority to curb market manipulation, backed by farm groups. Immigration limits were also approved, restricting anew to three percent of each nationality. Army funding for 150,000 soldiers was trimmed by 11 million amid economy drives.

Washington Boards of Trade Committee On Agriculture House of Representatives Secretary of Agriculture Dickinson House Senate

Thirteen Hour Devotions Held At Catholic Church

Thirteen hour devotions were conducted at the Catholic church with a high mass Sunday at 10 am and a solemn high mass Monday at 8 am. Monsignor Farrelly and Fathers McNerney Savage of Emmetsburg and Conway of Estherville aided the exercises. Sunday evening Father Savage delivered an instructive sermon on the Sacrament of Penance praised for brainy eloquence and clarity.

Monsignor Farrelly Fathers McNerney Savage Emmetsburg Father Conway Estherville Father Savage

Moonshine Deaths Shock Wells Pair In Car Crash

Two ex service men from Wells Minnesota Paul Giera and Herman Bernstein died after leaving town intoxicated with moonshine and lemon extract in their car. The car ran off a 4 12 foot embankment and overturned trapping them beneath. One died instantly the other clawed at the dirt trying to escape before dying. Parents mourn these young men who served their country. Attended Pythian Sister Convention Estherville delegates from Graettinger joined the Estherville gathering with a large turnout and a social in the evening. Graettinger participants included Mrs J B Jenson Mrs A J Johnson Mrs Gammon Mrs Wagner Mrs Sheffield and Miss Julia Anderson and Clara Suss. Red Cross Meeting Monday May 23 Graettinger residents are asked to meet at the schoolhouse Monday evening May 28 at 8 pm to decide use of Red Cross funds. Both men and women invited to attend.

Women’s ‘Missionary Federation Jewell Women’s Missionary Federation Norwegian Lutheran Church of America College Chapel Iowa Norwegian Lutheran Church Women’s Federation Y1visakor Misa Olive Christenson China Agnes Omundson Board of Charities Federation M. E. Waldeland St. Ansgar J. N. Andersen Story City J. A. Quelle Forest City H. M. Norman Cresco Wells Minnesota Paul Giera Herman Bernstein Mediztay Pythian Sister Lodge Estherville Graettinner J. B. Jenson A. J. Johnson Gammon Wagner Sheffield Julia Andersen Clara Suss Red Cross Graettinger

Fishermen Pinched At State Line Reported In Iowa News

Fishermen informed B K Hulterstrom that about 20 Iowa fishermen were caught across the border in Minnesota Sunday and fined 27 dollars each. A Fairmont game warden noted the forest, stressing it pays to stay posted on state lines and penalties.

Armatrong B. K. Hulterstrom Iowa Minnesate Fairmont Mada Tina Bancroft Register

Farmers Gain Strong Representation in Farm Bureau

The Iowa State Legislature passed eighteen of twenty three Farm Bureau written bills, with the federation driving influential support in Washington. The American Farm Bureau Federation advocates for agricultural-friendly laws, while opposing taxes like Nolan Land Tax and sales taxes that burden farmers.

National Farm Bureau Federation Iowa Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Town Farm Bureau Federation Farm Bureau Federation U.S Washington Farm Nolan

Farm Bureau promotes pig clubs for youths in Palo Alto County

The Farm Bureau seeks 9 clubs for Pure Bred Gilt and Market pig entries open to boys and girls aged 10 to 19. Prizes will reward care and success, with a planned county show this fall. Enrollments are due soon by contacting a Farm Bureau officer.

Farm Bureau Palo Alto

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Luverne Mtonke Merle Hale Murray Hale Earl Markley Merle Graetlinger Greettinger Cairna Bros Croxa de Weld Woodman Hall Bartleman Orchestra S. O. Sande Loat Island Form Bureau Federation
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