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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1912
Page
1
Anna Myhre and Jorgen Andersen were married Wednesday at the groom’s mother’s home. Reverend Sande spoke as guests praised the couple’s character and prospects. The ceremony featured elegant attire and a small reception, with heartfelt wishes for a long, prosperous life together.
The District Convention of the Sunday Schools of Walnut and Lost Island townships will be at the Methodist church on Sunday May 26. Two sessions are planned at 10:30 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. An engaging program is prepared, and all interested in Sunday School work are invited to attend and participate in discussions.
Commencement exercises will be held Friday evening May 31 at the Black Eye. An interesting program will be presented with all grades taking part. Next week's issue will print the full program. Admission is 25 cents. reserved seats go on sale at E M Thompson's starting Wednesday morning May 29 without extra charge.
The Boone News Republican lauds Congressman Frank P Woods for voting steadily for progressive measures, contesting lobbyist pressure and remaining in touch with his district. It calls him a skilled observer of obscure bills and a trusted figure in the House, with strong local support in the Tenth District.
Willie Walsh, a Whittemore boy, severely cut his hand when he struck a railroad signal torpedo found in an alleyway at the McGovern granary farm. A section man is believed to have dropped it during a storm, and the blast occurred as he attempted to pound it open.
A subscriber cut off his newspaper after an editor dispute. He sold coins below market, faced tax sale on his property, bought forged notes advertised to warn the public, then paid several years of subscriptions in advance and forced the editor to sign an agreement to assault him if he ordered the paper stopped again.
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