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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1932

Page

7

Local News Roundup From Kossuth and Surrounding Areas

In April in Kossuth county twenty one new cars were sold. The American Service Corp damaged two large gasoline fuel tanks at Hathorville. Mrs L T Lewison and son and Mrs John Helvig and daughter were seen in Emmetsburg Monday. Miss Genevieve Jorgenson of Lareaboro visits the McMullens in this place. Evelyn Grodland and Dorothy Martin of DeKalb Illinois visit Mr and Mrs M D Grodland. Jeanette Helvig and Teddy Lewinon with Evelyn Grodland and Dorothy Marin visited Watherville Monday. George Bolling of Linlayson Wisconsin, 21, killed near Algona after being struck by a steam shovel. Harold Helgeron had an appendicitis operation in Estherville May 8 and is recovering. Mrs Palmer Trettem and Mary Ann go to Gowrie for relatives and graduation events. Peddlers trouble Humboldt. mayor asks residents to report them. Supt and Mrs A T McMullen attend funeral in Nemaha Tuesday for the daughter of Mr and Mrs Reith. Reith was principal of Laneshora schools for two years.

Kossuth American Service Corporation Evelyn Grodland Dorothy Martin DeKalb Ilinoia M. D. Grodland Jeanette Helvig Teddy Lewinon Dorothy Marin Watherville George Bolling Linlayson Wisconsin Algona Harold Helgeron Estherville Hospital Palmer Trettem Mary Ann Gowrie Frettem Dags Humboldt R. Tl. Shea Smith Grachtinger C. A. Jensen Tracy Minnesota Maria Jacobsen Wallingford Otto Peton Art Lowenburg Goodell Lowenburg C. M. Nolan Clarence Lande Jackson Mason City B.A. DeMouth Perry Town Earl Jones DeMouth Cylinder Emmeteburg J. G. Fogarty Curlew Union Mutual Insurance Co Waines Fogarty Art Espeset Coleman Estherville Jensen Auto Co Frank Christensen West C. E. Kringel Atlantic Iowa Auditor of State Times Earl Josten Armstrong Graettinger

Town News Roundup Highlights Local, State Notices

A sprawling Graettinger Times page item covers visits, car recoveries, political campaigning, and local commerce. Highlights include Lowell Larson visiting the Roy Young home, a 500 gpm water pump installation, Minneapolis winning a Highway 16 paving bid, theft recoveries of Ford cars, and multiple candidate notices for county offices. The mix shows community activity, infrastructure updates, and political campaigning across Emmet, Palo Alto, and surrounding towns.

El Cravan is Ill Again in Graettinger

El Craven, over eighty, remains at his Graettinger home in poor health after two years of declining vigor. Friends in Graettinger and vicinity express hope for his early and complete recovery.

el Craven el Cravan Mr. Craven Graettinger

Graettinger's Early Years Recalled In Anniversary Pages

Forty-one years ago Graettinger began with railroads racing through the area in 1882 and was incorporated in 1893 with C. G. Dalen as first mayor. The town, built on Dr. Graettinger’s land, had about thirty inhabitants and a small depot by 1891.

Graettinger C. G. Dalen E. C. Kent George S. Smith C. S. George Twelve Mile Lake

W. H. M. S and Queen Esthera Clubs from Graettinger

The W. H. M. S, organized in Graettinger in 1917 or 1918, reorganized on March 20 1924 under Miss Carla Schwartz with officers Mrs. E. S. George and Mrs C. J. Mekkelson. The Queen Esthera group formed in 1925 led by Clara Suss with Faul, Mrs. A. H. Henningsen and Mrs. L. R. Lurchinger. Home Guards began October 1981 with Mrs. Faul as leader. the slogan is Seeing today through the eyes of tomorrow and the motto For the love of Christ and in His name.

Graettinger Carla Schwartz E. S. George C. J. Mekkelson Misa Clara Suss Faul A. H.henningsen L. R. Lurchinger W. HM. S

M E Ladies Aid Society Through Years of Growth

Minutes from March 2 1892 recount five neighborhood ladies meeting with Mrs E C Kent to form a church aiding society. Officers elected include Kent Williams Fahnestock Iverson. By 1893 funds bought an organ for church use. 1894 membership reached 17. discontinued two years, reorganized 1896 by Rev Bassett, funded church lot by 1897. Named Union society then Methodist Society by 1900. current membership 50.

M. E Resistonce E. C. Kent Kent Wiliams Fahnestock Iverson Treas Bassett Methodist Society

Sunday School Roots And Leadership Trace Back To 1892

The Sunday school organized in 1892 with about a dozen members, meeting at members’ homes and later in a schoolhouse room. Early superintendent L. H. Butler and successors include P. P. Thea stead C. George E. C. Kluckholm and others. current superintendent Mrs. QO. Gardner. The Primary department began in 1910 with Mrs. B. T. Osher as superintendent, followed by several others, including Mrs. Wra. Mueller and Mrs. A. H. Shaver. The first organist is noted in the record.

Basklet Vas L. H. Butler P. P. Theastead

Sunday School History and Growth From 19th Century Union Roots

Annie Axelton notes the Sunday School's evolution from a Union Sunday School to the M. E. Sunday School in 1914. Early teachers included Mrs Kent Mrs Whit side and Mr and Mrs C George. The 1892 Christmas program used a homemade boat as a tree substitute. The church acquired the large south window during construction and pupils are now scattered coast to coast including Canada South America and two in the Navy.

Annie Axelton M. E. Sunday School Canada Gulf Chana South America Navy Scho

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