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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1932
Page
13
The Graettinger school notes reflect on graduates and parents crediting girls for completing the course. Teachers praise the students as bright, clever, and competent, ready to assume responsibilities. The Times highlights a year of school events including a band, orchestra, and wrestling championship.
The Humboldt Republican argues that every recession has been followed by prosperity and urges preparation for hardship and a shift to an honest dollar. It cites past U S financial crises from 1837 to 1921, noting bank failures, collapsed values, and market panics, urging dollar stabilization as essential for long term prosperity.
Fragmented OCR style text presents a collage of phrases about education degrees fashion war blunders music and a river rescue. It includes scattered names, captions and dialogue with unclear narrative, offering no coherent single event. The piece resembles a newspaper page fragment with multiple independent snippets and quotes.
George Lowenberg 78 , a longtime Ringsted area farmer, died Sunday night after winter illness. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church with burial in Armstrong cemetery. Born July 16 1857 in Granville Illinois he moved to Emmet county in 1904 with his family and married in 1881. Ten children survive along with two brothers and two sisters and twenty six grandchildren and three great grandchildren. The obituary notes he served as a school director and was well regarded by neighbors.
State banking superintendent L A Andrew told the Estherville bankers Monday afternoon that banking conditions have settled and stabilized. He urged better prices for farm products, stressed bank-community loyalty, and noted opposition to Glass bill branch banking. He cited Iowa receiverships and a favorable cost record, including the American Bank of Davenport. Merle Grodland returned home to Curlew and resumed as principal and coach at Thompson’s.
Mrs. Palmer Frettem entertained Embroidery club members this afternoon. Dorcas Society to meet Tuesday May 31 in basement First Lutheran church with Mrs. Walter Jorgensen hosting. M F E Ladies Aid Thursday June 2 at Mrs Lloyd Luechinger home with Mrs Barber and Mrs Carter assisting. First Lutheran Aid to Meet Wednesday June 1 in basement of First Lutheran church with hosts Mrs J T Helgeson, Mrs O P Hansen, and Mrs Paul Peton. Miss Clara J Suss and Grace McCarty hosted a river picnic Tuesday evening at six o'clock with several attendees listed.
Dale Holmer through his mother sues Thomas Hurt in the May district court term for $2000 damages claiming he was attacked and bitten by a police dog on Hurt premises on March 19. The boy was confined to himder and out of school for a time due to injuries. Hurt has not answered.
An old Dutchman in Holland recalls the strangest thing he noticed in the United States. He describes a drink called the cocktail and explains how it is made by mixing whiskey water gin ice lemon and sugar, then toasted with Here’s to you, and they think it themselves.
Rey P. M. Dobberstein and James Dunn returned from Nor walk Wisconsin with a load of rocks for the Grotto. A lony load arrived last Thursday.
Rev. Dobberstein is currently extending an entrance from the south part of the Grotto to the street sidewalk. The new section is described as very beautiful and part of the Western Band Journal’s coverage.
A historical note explains moratorium from Latin moratorius meaning delaying. The term refers to a legal permission for debtors, banks, or nations to suspend debt payments during emergencies or crises.
A guest described as having a double chin wins favor at a Junction Chy residence. After Jennie Owen’s departure no family member commented on the face. A small daughter asks, Which chin does she axe, mother, as she listens with interest.
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