Pool to Open June 2 at Graettinger
Graettinger swimming pool entering its fifth year will open the season weather permitting at 1 p.m. Saturday June 2 with free admission for visitors.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1973
Page
9
Graettinger swimming pool entering its fifth year will open the season weather permitting at 1 p.m. Saturday June 2 with free admission for visitors.
Dennis Essing longtime Graettinger State Bank booster and cashier will resign at month end to join Newton National Bank in Newton Iowa as Assistant Vice President. He moves May 26 with wife Diane and sons Doug and Dan and will continue as cashier through May 31. Pool info and community roles listed with hours, prices, staff and rules for the Graettinger Pool as it remains open until school starts.
Graettinger announces a Memorial Day general closing for most businesses. Rays Cafe opens to noon while two taverns stay open all day. no milk delivery. Out of town mail deposited by 2:30 p.m. will go out Monday despite the Post Office closure. Reminder of next Saturday drawing at participating businesses. register at BoyS Service. Last week’s winner was Don Oleson.
The Graettinger community will honor its war dead on Memorial Day May 28 with services at Fahnestock Park. The Legion and Auxiliary will lead the program weather permitting the full event will be held outdoors.
BOB FALES the park. A Memorial Day parade is set for 9:45 am with colors, prayer, flag ceremonies, and a reading of names. Ex-service members and Legion urged to gather at 9:00 at the school. Parade route from school grounds to lumber yard, post office, and Main Street to Fahnestock. May 20 26 is clean-up week. free trash pickup May 24 25. residents urged to beautify town for residents and visitors.
Market report lists corn futures May at 1.57 and Sept at 1.63, oats at 0.85, and beans May at 8.85 with August at 9.00. The page shows warehouse quotes and nearby values for corn beans and oats with scattered garbled text.
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