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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1933

Page

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Spies and Son Build Large Temporary Corn Crib

Work began last week on a new temporary corn crib at J A Spies farm in Graettinger as 7500 bushels fill the first layer three feet high. An elevator dumps corn into the crib powered by electric motor. The structure is ruggedly built with heavy posts timbers and cross bracing and wire cribbing to withstand wind. When filled to the peak the crib will hold over 6000 bushels and the roof will protect against moisture. A companion oats bin may follow in a couple of months as corn supplies remain ample for filling the crib.

J. A. Spies Farm Graettinger Adolph Spies J. A. ‘Spies

At A Glance Good News For Shoppers Thompson's Grocery

Advertisements highlight Saturday and Monday trade at Thompson's Grocery with bargains from Osher's Jensen's and Baumgartner's summer wear specials. Special invitations invite patronage as Graettinger Times notes Poppy Day on May 27th and a Memorial Day program by the American Legion starting with a parade. Hawkeye day features Iowa Public Service Co. notes.

Thompson’s. Grocery Osher’s Jensen’s Baumgartner’s Graettinger

Grabbttinger Market Report May 25 1933

Market notes show grains beans oats oats prices and egg trade details. Listings include No 2 oats, straight run barley and related figures with state brand butter at 27 cents and heavy hens priced at 4 1/2 cents per pound.

Grabttinger

Thirteen Hour Devotions at Catholic Church Next Sunday

Thirteen hour devotions will begin next Sunday morning at eight o clock Mass. In the evening at 7 30 there will be benediction followed by a short sermon. Confessions start Sunday afternoon at three o clock others from neighboring parishes assist Father Kelly.

Father Kelly

Buick sedan stolen from Des Moines church area

Chas Christianson of Lost Island township reported his Buick sedan stolen Wednesday evening while he and his wife attended a church service for their daughter's nursing graduation. The car, parked in front of the church, contained Mrs Christianson’s winter coat and Mr Christianson’s top coat. No trace has been found. license plate 74 978. The couple returned home by rail Thursday morning. loss uninsured and valued as a heavy burden, with hope for recovery.

Chas. Christianson Lost Island Township Des Moines

Sioux Rapids Man Purchases Local Hamburger Shop

Graettinger changes hands as Mr and Mrs Donald Slaven sell the hamburger shop to Mr and Mrs Robert Ensley of Sioux Rapids with immediate possession. Ensley visited Graettinger last Labor Day and was impressed by town activity. he formerly worked for Mr Murphy, operator of the local ferris wheel.

Sioux Rapids Graettinger Donald Slaven Robert Ensley Slaven Laurens Ensley Murphy the Times Mrs. Ensley

Memorial Day Observed in Graettinger

Memorial Day ceremonies by John Nelson Post American Legion set for Graettinger next Tuesday. Parade forms 9 45 a m at the school led by Earl Lehigh. Services west of Hawkeye Theatre at ten followed by program in the theatre with A H Henningsen presiding and J W Morse delivering the address.

American Legion John Nelson Graettinger Earl Lehigh Hawkeye Theatre A. H. Henningsen J. W. Morse Estherville M. Mandsager Hawkeye James

Major Wildey of Los Angeles Receives Promotion

A Los Angeles examiner clipping notes H. Leslie Wildey formerly of Graettinger has been promoted to major in the officers reserve corps. The announcement lists Wildey in the Ninth Corps area at the Presidio in San Francisco with the rank of major in the finance reserve and mentions other officers promoted to captain first lieutenant and various reserve postings in Southern California and Los Angeles.

Wildey Los Angeles Los Angeles Examiner H. Leslie Wildey Graettinger Major Wildey California United States Army Reserve Corps Ninth Corps Presidio San Francisco Leslie Wildey Hall of Justice Meredith Turner Waterman Neville Building Monrovia Charles D. Meng West Seventh-fifth Street Haris T. Sparkling South Coronado Lewis B. Rosenberg West Eighteenth Earl Thomas University of California At Elensworth C. Wallace Palmer Drive Adolph H W. Levy Plymouth Boulevard

Walnut Voters To Decide On New School

Walnut Township voters will decide June 1 on building a new school east of Graettinger to replace Wolfe school. Polls at Jackman School No.4 open 2 to 6 p.m. The article also notes Mallard postmasters over fifty years, including John P. Wagner at Mallard from December 8, 1898.

Walnut Walnut Township Graettinger Wolfe Jackman School John Wagner van Mallard Democrat Mallard John P. Wagner

Sullivan Writes From Port Arthur About Home Bills and Beer

T S Sullivan, CN dispatcher at Port Arthur, Canada, encloses his May electricity receipt showing 630 kWh used for a bill under $6 with rates 2c per kWh for the first 50 and 1c thereafter, plus 10% quantity and 10% cash discounts. He notes beer shifts, Canadian reactions to U.S. events, and plans for a summer retreat at Shebandowan on Empire Day May 24, 62 miles from Port Arthur.

Times T. S. Sullivan Canadian National Port Arthur Canada States Roosevelt Sullivan United States Calgary Moose Jaw Buffalo Ontario Shebandowan

Minnesota Ladies Injured In Auto Crash Sunday

Four Pipestone women at Crippen corner turned too fast and wrecked their car. They suffered cuts and bruises, with one foreman helping them to Emmetsburg hospital.

Minnesota Crippen Corner Pipestone Emmetsburg Hospital

Local Teacher Miss Lyle Leaves Graettinger for Fort Dodge

Miss Purzah Lyle of Primghar Iowa has signed to teach first grade in a Fort Dodge school and will not return to Graettinger next September. She will receive a salary increase and is praised as an capable teacher. The Graettinger patrons wish her success in Fort Dodge. Francis Bevard of Estherville and Edna Erickson of Estherville were married at Elk Point South Dakota on July 9 1982. Mrs Bevard graduated Estherville High School in 1928.

Fort Dodge Purzah Lyle Primghar Iowa Bratrude Kathryn Hubbard Graettinger Miss Lyle Francis Bevard Estherville Emery Bevard Edna Erickson B. E. Rickson Elk Point South Dakota Bevard Estherville High School Wm. 8. Johnston

Ex-Service Men urged to attend Memorial Day program

Legion members and ex service men are asked to be on time for the Memorial Day program which will start at 9 45 a m.

Legion

Splendid Crowds at Hawkeye Theater Shows

George Frick notes large attendance at the Hawkeye Theatre with crowds nearly matching the opening night. Admission is 6 cents for all on Wednesday and Saturday nights. Two shows per night run 8 to 9 30 and 9 30 to 11, featuring Mystery Train, Arabiantics, Sea Devils, and Alice Wins Derby with Nick Stuart Molly O Dea in the lineup.

George Frick Hawkeye Theatre Nick Stuart Molly O'Dea Alice Derby

Mrs Sizer To Talk At Dry Rally In Graettinger

National W C T U organizer and lecturer Mrs Josephine E Sizer will speak at the Hawkeye Theatre Graettinger Monday May 29 at eight o clock. She led the Minnesota W C T U for ten years and is praised as an effective persuasive speaker. Admission is free and attendance is expected to be large.

Hawkeye Theatre Josephine Sizer Josephine E. Sizer Graettinger Sizer Minnesota

Tuesday Wind Harms Trees and Glass at Jensen Hardware

A strong afternoon wind damaged Jensen Hardware and caused many glass panes to break in Woodman Hall and the E. George building. Fruit and other trees were blown down, with numerous dead and some small live branches knocked to the ground as wind lasted for hours.

Jensen Hardware Woodman Hall E. &. George

Evangelistic Meetings Here June 1 To 4

Rev. C S Vang of Zion Society for Israel will lead a four day evangelistic series June 1 to 4 assisted by Rev I Son and other pastors. Evening sermons begin Thursday at 8 p m with daily services through Sunday including Friday and Saturday afternoons. Psalm 14 7 quoted.

The Zion Society For Israel I. S. Olson Yang Israel Zion Jehovah Jacob Rev M. Mandinger

Memorial Day Closing Hours Noted for Graettinger Stores

Graettinger businesses will observe regular closing hours on Memorial Day. Shoppers are advised to note the forenoon closing times for groceries apparel and wearables and other items.

Graettinger

Fairmont Stolen Car Agency Out Of Business

In a St Paul federal court proceeding Kenneth Personius pleaded guilty to transporting a stolen automobile linked to the Olson garage case. Charles Paul awaits trial in June at Mankato for selling and transporting stolen cars as the Emerson and related suspects face legal actions in Minnesota.

Emmet H. Olson St. Paul Kenneth Personius Chelago Charles Paul Mankato Dave Lynch Olson R. E. McLean Madeira Ed Galbraith Comfrey Harry Smith Rolling Green Township Fairmont Personius M. M. Joyce Paul Cooper Cooper Chicago Jubpe Harry McKinnon United States Probation United States District Attorney Paul Fairmont Sentinel

Patterson Slips on Beer Vote Sparks Wet Dry Shift

Senator Patterson, from this district, shifts positions on beer legislation repeatedly. He voted against beer, then claimed opposition to legalizing beer alone, and now presents himself as a dry crusader. Critics question the rapid changes in stance over a short period.

Patterson

Federal agents seize truck with 1160 gallons alcohol

Federal agents captured Edward Withrow near Monticello with a truck loaded with 1160 gallons of alcohol. Withrow listed his residence as Dubuque. The liquor was reportedly bound for Iowa City.

Edward Withrow Monticello Withrow Dubuque Iowa City

Memorial Day Parade At School Grounds 9 30 Start

All school children are asked to be at the school grounds by 9 30 a m on Memorial day to take part in the parade which will start at 9 45 sharp. Please bring flag if possible L T Lewison Commander American Legion Saturday Is Poppy Day Here Don t forget the soldier dead

L. T. Lewison American Legion

Also Mentioned on This Page

Spies & Son Cook Iowa Public Service Co Charley Christianson Jewell Olene Jacobson Dar Lyon Palo Alto Hatherville K. W Mrs. Sizer Farmers Union Dance Club Fairmont Stolen Car Agency Poppy
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