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Newspaper

Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1923

Page

13

Death of Mrs Wm McKenzie at Whittemore After Birth

The Inut item reports Mrs. Wm McKenzie died last Wednesday at Mrs Mary Baldwin’s Whittemore home after giving birth to their sixth child. Born Peterson, she lived in Bryant South Dakota Iowa Lake Mills and taught in Lotta Greek rural schools. Survived by husband six children all deceased and a five year old adopted son. Funeral at Community Methodist church Whittemore with Rev Orin E Johnson. Burial east of town. Relatives from out of town present.

Inut Champion Wm. McKenzie Mary Baldwin Lotta Greek Township Whittemore Algona Fenton MecEnzie McKenzie Community Methodist Church Orin E. Johnson Judy Mark’ Boyle George Schacht Steve Bauman Peter Volk Mike Schumacher Henry Schultz

Automobiling In Dangerous Times On Highway Drive

A Times family drove a hundred miles Sunday and picked up four Minneapolis police officers. George Otterstain suffered a badly mutilated wrist and arm, head cut and bruises when his Dodge was crowded off the grade by another vehicle. A second officer also injured.

Minneapolis Amboy Minnesota Ford Graettinger Cleveland Winnebago Times George Otterstain

Bowling Tournament Held at Seedy Hall Monday Evening

A sixteen entry bowling tournament at Seedy Bowling and billiard hall Monday evening produced steady scores with no high marks. Ed Turner and Russel Duhn delivered standout games, while Jim Duhn advanced to multiple rounds en route to defeating Paul Larkin in the final.

George Friels John Clemenson Maria Jacobsen Art Hansen Paul Larkin Earl Jones H. Wareland Ed Turner W. Levdy Jin Dunn Tad Purner Jim Duhn Mr. Duhn

Social Dance Tuesday Evening at Woodman Hall

Social dance at Woodman hall Tuesday evening next week features Hemp's Orchestra of Milford. Everyone welcome for an enjoyable evening. attendance expected to be strong and spirits high.

Woodman Hall Hemp Milford

Emmetsburg DAR Prize Awarded To Graettinger Student

Mathilda Simonsen of Graettinger High School won the $10.00 Emmetsburg chapter DAR prize for the best essay on The History Of Town And The Principles For Which It Stands. Rodman was a close runner up as county judges praised Graettinger High School for its strong essay work.

Emmetsburg Palo Alto Mathilda Simonsen Grauttinger High School County Institute Emainelsburg Whille Rodman Gruettingey Graettinger High School Graettingge High School

Humboldt Oil and Development Company Stock Findings

Humboldt Independent reports on the Humboldt Oil and Development Company noting regular stock sales despite little public progress. Officers deny misused funds while obligations exceed $100 for incorporation fees and bonds. An eastern firm eyeing the project and Thorpe Brog. drilling interests show external attention amid cautious oil speculation in Humboldt.

Humboldt Oi Humbold Oil and Development Company Atock Xumor Thorpe Brog Worl Humboldt

Seventeen-Year-Old Fined for Mail Box Destruction

Homer Christensen, then sixteen, and a friend fired on a rural delivery mailbox near Alta. Authorities pursued him for two years until capture. Neighbors petitioned for leniency. judge likely imposes a minor fine, maximum $1000 fine or imprisonment or both.

Homer Christensen Alta Lyought Bumbekit

Town Defendent Sues Banecroft Over Water Tower Painting

Town defendant Nick Nummers sues Banecroft for money claimed for painting the water tower. Judge Behrmann will hear the case this afternoon. City officials say the plaintiff was unauthorized and the job was not completed. The legal talent is unclear, promising a lively trial, Bancroft Register reports.

Nick Nummers Banecroft Behrmann Bancroft Register

Memorial day closings for Grachtinger businesses

Practically all business places in Grachtinger will close on Memorial day following the usual custom. Memorial day exercises will be held in the forenoon. A Farm Bureau meeting is scheduled for June 1 at Walnut township. The Walnut school house hosts the gathering, invitation extended by RB Young, secretary.

Grachtinger Farm Bureau Meeting Walnut Township Farm Bureau Walnut RB. M. Young Seevalyry

Gesettinger Market Reports May 28 1928 Overview

Market notes from Gesettinger dated May 28 1928 show top prices for hogs and vegetables with partial figures and garbled OCR text. Key entities include Gesettinger Market and date, but the readable data is fragmentary and uncertain about specific prices or items.

Gesettinger Wednesty

Charles City Boy Dies After Police Shooting

An 18 year old Charles City high school student Melvin Stoecker was killed early Sunday when two deputy sheriffs opened fire as he and a companion fled a halted car chase. The officers were arrested and charged with manslaughter.

Charles City Melvin Stoecker Stoecker Mason City

Olander to face hanging over Fort Dodge crime

Wm Olander, self confessed killer of Grocer Halfpap at Fort Dodge, must die. Supreme Court appeal denied. Governor Kendall to set date or commute to life. Olinder currently on death row at Fort Madison prison.

Olander Grocer Fort Dodge United States Supreme Court Kendall

Rousch and Kennedy Install New Gasoline Station

Rousch and Kennedy installed a 4 pumping service station on West Main Street in front of their business. They will handle Cities Service Co. products including gasoline and lubricating oil. A prominent electric sign enhances the site, which is described as ideal for attracting a large patronage.

Rousch & Kennedy Cities Service Co

Notice to Ex-Service Men Decoration Day Attendance

Ex service men are asked to appear in uniform at 9 am at Weadman hall Gractinger for Decoration Day. Graves in local cemeteries will be decorated in the forenoon with at least two cars of soldiers to each cemetery. John Nelson post officers urge full turnout. Danish Ladies Aid Bazaar May 26 Gractinger features lunch and fancy work for sale and invite public to read in the Times.

Weadman Hall Grachtinger John Nelson Post

Closing Activities of Successful School Year

On next Sunday evening the bace calaureate sermon to the graduates will be delivered by Rev. L. J. Savage of Emmetsburg. The exercises will be held at the High School assembly and will begin promptly at 8 p m. Rev Father Savage is an orator of Widely recognized ability and his ad dress promises to be one filled with many good points. A cordial invi tation is extended to the public to at

Graettinger Board of Education A. FE. Johnson Emmetsburg Grigsby Des Moines Supt Gotke Grinnell College Missouri Valley George A. White Ocheyedan Gragttinger L. J. Savage Father Savage

Graettinger High School Commencement at Hawkeye Theatre

Graettinger High School will hold commencement exercises at the Hawkeye Theatre on Thursday May 31. Prof Thomas Kirby of Town City will deliver the address. Graduates completing the course include Myrtle Allen Harold Christianson Laura Harrington Martha Herke Selma Johnson Mildred Love Marthe Nelson Margaret Nefstead Bridget Nolan Almer Osher John Reidy Sam Reynolds Leslie Shaver Porter Thorson.

Graettinger High School Hawkeye Theatre Thomas [Kirby Town City Myrtle Allen Harold Christianson Laura Harrington Martha Herke Selma Johnson Mildred Love Marthe Nelson Margaret Nefstead Bridget Nolan Almer Osher John Reidy Sam Reynolds Leslie Shaver Porter Thorson

Senior Class Plans Hawkeye Address Show Postponed

The Graettinger senior class moved the Hawkeye commencement talk to May 1 at Hawk Eye theatre after motion pictures began Thursday nights. They bought the show from Mr. Schurmann and will screen it after exercises, with tickets 28 and 10 cents. Half the town’s women note the class’s effort and expense.

Graettinger Kirby Iowa University Hawkeye Theatre Schurmann

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