D -X Cafe Invitation to Enjoy Food and Service
The note promotes the DN Cave cafe offering steak and pies. It invites friends to dine and enjoy wine, roses, and a relaxed atmosphere, promising relief from worry and work during events.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1942
Page
7
The note promotes the DN Cave cafe offering steak and pies. It invites friends to dine and enjoy wine, roses, and a relaxed atmosphere, promising relief from worry and work during events.
Mrs. Bea Fhinder of Sigourney faced a rough day with misfortune. She was bitten by a dog, then fell from a ladder, injuring her back. The report notes a doctor in city health service and a long service by a health official, in a fragmented account.
Immaculate Conception Church lists Masses at 8 and 10 a.m. First and third Saturdays. parish events include Sunday school, Epworth League, and Mothers’ Circle. Lost Island and Graettinger churches announce services May 24 and 28, with choir, readings, and missionary notes. St Pauls Lutheran notes Pentecost services, Dorcas and Luther League meetings, and memorial day meals. Parochial school opens June 1. plan to enroll four children daily.
The Stars and Stripes reports from servicemen letters home about training at Camp Berkeley Texas Cape May New Jersey and Norfolk travel home on leave and postings to patrol bombing squadrons and central stores. Mariners and sailors send news from California Palo Alto and Pearl Harbor detailing daily life in service and appreciation for home front support. A church bell from 1880 will be moved and faced by the donor’s grandson for the Plainfield church anniversary.
A final measure from G H S outlines football baseball and girls sports letters and numerals awarded to players including Tom Sullivan Don Harman Lammers Tenborg Daniely Green Starkey O’Brien Neilsen Thaye Frick Barringer Chris Corsets Hasketal Hartman Cantmers panels Green Green Starkey Kitson Yous Young Gi Petersen Meffenalil Hereim Ei Strain Richardson Str Petersen Birton Sh Yous Vins Kash Wolfe D Starkey Don Martyn Daniels Green Knutson Bollevers Dubs Johnson and other captains across the seasons.
Osgood news notes Gerald Suith enlisted in the navy and is stationed at Great Lakes after traveling with his parents to Des Moines. Local families visit in Mallard Fenton Springfield and Emmetsburg as several residents spend Sunday with relatives. Merry Maids 4-H hold a home session in Walnut with activities, Wilma Herke named county allie candidate, and Hankey appointed to Ames. Mrs. Marvin Pierce dies in Mometshtry hospital. Moffitt family shares grief and visits. Sunday services listed with 10 A.M. preaching and 10:45 A.M. Sunday school.
A local grocer markets a large stock of fresh and cured meats for Sunday dinners. They highlight ham and bacon at low, consistent prices along with dairy bread and a complete fruit and vegetable selection. Patronage is appreciated.
A confusing local note describes a man named Dow Tad Many Friends and others near Wendell and Waene Turhasy involved in an incident. Reports mention the man’s right shoulder damage and multiple injuries while officials consider the cause or timing of the death amid unclear details.
At the Twelve Mile Lake club home of Miss Agnes Dalen on a Friday evening in April, members and guests gathered for roll call, a discussion on room accessories, a demonstration by Hanne Lome, and a supper. Various visitors and family notes follow, including reports of trips, births, anniversaries, and illnesses among local residents.
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