McDonald Pleads Guilty in Embezzlement Case
Kenneth McDonald, former light plant manager who had been missing since March 31, 1951, surrendered to Sheriff Dick Miller and pleaded for an immediate court appearance. Judge Hudson fined him about 2200 dollars and sentenced him to ten years at Anamosa. He hid for 14 months, avoiding questions about his whereabouts as auditors prepared to check company books. His car was found in Missouri, but no other trace of him was found.
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Kenneth McDonald
Dick Miller
Hudson
Anamosa
Miller
Mrs Stanley Young Injured In Lincoln Auto Crash
Mrs Stanley Young of Wallingford suffered a broken jaw and other injuries in an auto accident near Lincoln Nebraska on Sunday or Monday. The Martin ambulance picked up Mays Young in Lincoln Monday and returned with her Tuesday. She is in Holy Family hospital with other passengers lightly injured. Her husband is a patient at the Veterans hospital in Lincoln and Mrs Young visited him. Stanley is home now.
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Stanley Young
Wallingford
Lincoln
Nebraska
Martin
Mays
Young
Holy Family Hospital
Veterans Hospital
Stanley
Local man taken to hospital after collapse at creamery
Ed Zitterich was carried by ambulance from the Grachtinger creamery area to Holy Family hospital after collapsing forenoon. He was found unconscious on the ground and may have suffered a medical incident. no condition report available this afternoon. Lost baby near Fostoria: 18 month old boy drowns in a winter tank on the Bob Winters farm four miles east of town. family and friends mourn this tragedy.
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ED Zitterich
Holy Family Hospital
Mr. Zitterich
Grachtinger Creamery
Bob Winters
Fostoria
Graettinger
Carl Christensen Ill. Sioux City Hospital Update
Carl Christensen of Spencer formerly Graettinger is very ill in St. Joseph's hospital in Sioux City after major surgery. He recovered from the operation and rested well last evening as friends hope for early improvement and a full recovery.
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Carl Christensen
Spencer
Graettinger
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Sioux City
The Midgets Play Territ Jume This Summer
The Midgets coached by George Case will meet Territ Jume on the fifth. Monday practice runs 4:00 to 6:00 for players aged 8 to 14, with 16-year-olds ineligible by June 1. Also notes Merle Jones returning to Graettinger from Clear Lake to work on his home damaged by a recent fire. Eric Dornbush injured in a freak accident when a siren rocket hit his mouth during a serenade. Fd Gengler seriously hurt trying to stop a spinning hammer mill belt, suffering a fractured skull. Dairy farmer Owen K Brady of near Guthrie Center began dairy farming in 1949. last year his 18 cows produced 61 tons of milk.
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Midgets
George Case
Merle Jones
Graettinger
Clear Lake
Mr. Jones
Fd Gengler
LeMars
Owen K. Brady
Guthrie Center
Will Manage Bible School At Randall Iowa
Mr and Mrs Vance Knutsen return from Minneapolis for a brief visit with Graettinger and Estherville relatives then go to Randall Iowa this week where Vance will manage a Bible school during the summer months They will return to Minneapolis in the fall and Vance will resume his studies for the ministry completing the course in another year
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Randall
Vance Knutsen
Minneapolis
Graettinger
Estherville
Iowa
Vance
Knutsens
South Walnut Ladies' Aid To Serve Memorial Day Lunch
The South Walnut Ladies' Aid society will serve hot lunch at noon on Memorial Day at the South Walnut church and will offer additional lunches in the afternoon. The event invites the public to attend.
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South Walnut Ladies’ Aid Society
South Walnut Church
Poppy Day Delights Graetinger Legion Auxiliary Helpers
Saturday was poppy day in Graetinger as Legion Auxiliary members and a group of high school girls distributed a large number of poppies. Officials report the day’s project was a standout success, though exact figures aren’t available.
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Graettinger
Legion
Auriliary
Gun Collectors Adds 16th Century Piece To Reeves Portfolio
Ben F Reeves, longtime collector from Estherville, added a rare 16th century gun to his 87 gun trove at 820 North Seventh Street. The artifact dates between 1570 and 1600, designed for tripod or handheld use with ivory trim, despite termite damage. Reeves recalls travels, wrestling days and poetry, while managing an auctioneering side business and clock collection in a busy, storied life.
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Estherville Daily News
Ben Reeves
North Seventh Street
Reeves
Bia
United States
Hopkins Brothers
Des Moines
Dumbell
Frank Gotch
Dan McLeod
Farmer Byrne
Stanley Zbyszko
Joe Stetcher
Freddie Bee
Legion Drive Promotes Cerebral Palsy Relief Fund
The Legion sponsors a drive for funds to aid cerebral palsy victims. Wishing wells are placed for convenient contributions, supporting the worthy cause and victims in need.
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Legion
Delightful but slightly cool summer weather noted
A week of pleasant but cool conditions favors growing crops with corn fields under cultivation amid steady sunshine and mild breezes.
Flood Relief Donations Reported from River Side Club and Legion Auxiliary
The flood relief fund receives contributions from River side Club totaling 2.00 and American Legion Auxiliary contributing 2.50. Additional donors and amounts are listed in the continuing fund report.
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Flood Relief Fund
Riverside Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Day Observance Slated Friday in Graettinger
Memorial Day events in Graettinger include a parade from the school to Fahnestock park for outdoor services by the Legion, with an indoor program at Ler ion hall starting at 10.00. Students, ex service personnel in uniform, and the school band will participate, and a memorial address will be given by Rev Father E Maynard.
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Graettinger
Fahnestock J Clly Park
Legion Hall
Fahnestock Park
Legion
Ead
Luchsingers Return From California Wintering In Glendale
Mr and Mrs L R Luchsinger came back from Glendale California on Thursday they spent the winter months there and will remain here until fall.
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California
L. R. Luchsinger
Glendale
Reverend Edward J. Sullivan’s Eighth Anniversary Observed
Reverend Edward J. Sullivan marked his eighth anniversary in Graettinger with family attendance at a Mass celebrated by his grandmother Mrs. John Galleger. Ordained in 1944, he has served in Los Angeles and nearby parishes, with chaplaincies at hospitals and facilities, recently returning from Rome and European travels to continue his work in California. Two local baseball games were announced for Friday, with Graettinger hosting Rined and Ringsted visiting under night conditions. Max Baumgartner was recovering well from surgery in Minneapolis, planning to attend Grinnell graduation and later report to Newport News for Navy service. friends anticipate his return home soon.
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John Galleger
Emmetsburg
Edward J. Sullivan
Edward
St. Vibisna’s
Los Angeles
Graettinger
Resurrection Church
Mary Star of the Sea
Pedro
General Hospital
Nativity Catholic Church
Torrance
Los Angeles County
Rome
France
Spain
Portugal
Ireland
California
Terminal Island
John J. Sullivan
Graetlinger
Times
Max Baumgartner
Max
Minneapolis
Grinnell
David
Male Quartet in Graettinger and Lost Island Churches
Augustana Academy male quartet to perform at First Lutheran Graettinger and Lost Island Lutheran churches next Sunday with a faculty member preaching. Services at 11:00 and 9:30 a.m. respectively. Congregational welcome party for Rev. and Mrs. Sorensen Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at St. Pauls Lutheran. Lawrence Show to Des Moines Veterans Hospital June 2 for treatment. Center Circle to serve dinner at Center School election day. public invited.
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L. L
Graettinger
Augustana Academy
First Lutheran
Graettingerland
Loat Island
Lost Island
St. Paul's ‘Lutheran ‘Church
Arthur Sorensen
Grachtingor
Veterans Hospital
Lawrence Show
Des Moines
Center Circle
iLoat Island Township
Center School
Surgical patient Roy Nissen undergoes operation
From San Francisco a brief note says Roy Nissen entered Holy Family hospital Sunday for surgery. Many friends wish for his early and complete recovery. Tom Cullen signs the message and expresses family hopes for his well being.
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San Francisco
Tom
Cullen
Roy Nissen
Holy Family Hospital
White Elephant and Bake Sale at Graettinger Store
A bake sale plus lunch of coffee and doughnuts and a white elephant auction will be at Graettinger Feed and Farm Store on Wednesday June 4. Bake sale runs afternoon and evening, coffee and doughnuts served from 6:00 p m, auction at 8:00 p m. Proceeds go to the new Methodist church project. All contributions appreciated. See display ad for details.
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Graettinger Feed & Farm
New Methodist Church Project
Clarence Clemmensen Recovering After Illness
Clarence Clemmensen, local carpenter and contractor, is recovering after a serious illness. He was taken to Holy Family hospital a week ago. Friends in Grach tinger and vicinity hope for his early improvement as his condition grows less grave.
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Clarence Clemmenson
Jean
Clarence Clemmienson
Mcely
Holy Family Hospital
Grachtinger
Local Women Formed Political Club Monday
Walnut Township Republican Women's club formed at Adolph Spies residence Graettinger on Monday May 26th with officers elected including President Clarissa Swanson and Vice Presidents Genevieve Spies Alys Carter Gretta McConnell Recording and Corresponding Secretaries Marian Clark Clara Suas Treasurer Gladys Swift Auditor Trene Heidecker Historian Lela Ritzman and Sergeant At Arms Frareis Wala Delegates for the county convention set for June 27 1952. Large turnout with cookies and coffee served after adjournment and ministers hope for many more members to join.
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Walnut Township
Republican Women's Ctu
Adolph Spies
Graettinger
Clarissa Swanson
Genevieve Spies
Alys Carter
Gretta McConnell
Marian Clark
Clara Suas
Gladys Swift
Trene Heidecker
Lela Ritzman
Arma
Frareis- Wala
Rock Island gravel pit warned after vandalism and trespass
A letter warns children and adults who fish and swim at the private Rock Island gravel pit about past leniency. Damages included a $40 spool of cable rolled into the lake. The rost real company seeks accountability to stop destruction of property. Auction sale notes Hansen estate property and private sale plans. Memorial Day holiday announced with federal and local closures.
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Rock Island
Rostreal Company
J. R. Paland
Masters Declines Foot Race After Illness Recovery
Our reporter met Fred Masters Monday during a town visit for business. He has recovered from a lengthy illness and declines any challenge to a foot race. The Masters plan a new home in Graettinger and will retire from farming.
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Fred Masters
Graettinger
Primary Day Set for Monday in Iowa Hawkeye State
Iowa voters head to poling places on Monday June 2 from 8 am to 8 pm. Graettinger's polling site is the Legion hall with local races including governor sheriff supervisor and a Democratic bid. Atoning event notes a death and a bankers gathering in Fort Dodge with Kenneth Reeves named group secretary.
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Hawkeye State
Iowa
Graettinger
The
Legion Hall
Beardsley
Dick Miller
Pete Salisbury
W. H. McConnell
M. ©. Gilbaugh
Insland
Walnut
Vernon
Kenneth Reeves
Fort Dodge
Towa Bankers Association
Iowa Trust and Savinga Bank
Reeves
B. B. Watson
Humboldt
North Central
Walkansa
Warden
Jack Edge
Spencer
Emmetsburg
Salisbury Campaign Visit Highlights Local Sheriff Race
Pete Salisbury of Emmetsbury joined by William Hamilton east of Graettinger met voters in town Saturday. Salisbury seeks the Republican nomination for sheriff after twenty years in Emmetsburg. He faces incumbent Sheriff Dick Miller as his opponent in the race.
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Pete Salisbury
Emmetsbury
Wm. Hamilton
Graettinger
Mr. Salisbury
Tindall Returns Home After Hospital Stay
M. J. Tindall left Uoly Family hospital Monday afternoon after a two week stay for a heart attack. He looked well though thinner, and friends hope for steady improvement and full recovery.
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M. J. Tindall
Uoly Family Hospital
Mr. Tindall
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Hansen Estate
Alfred Hansen
Marvin Hansen
Marvin
Grodland, Bortint & Brown
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Harold Wol
Emmetsburg Hospital
Miss Scott
Emmetaburg
Leo O'Connor
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