Howard Suss 46 Dies Suddenly in Graettinger
Howard Joseph Suss died suddenly at Veterans Hospital after hip surgery. A Graettinger native, he served in World War I and was active in American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. He is survived by his wife Bonnie Jenkins Suss and two sons Scotty and Teddy, with several siblings and his father Ted J. Suss. Services were held Monday in Graettinger.
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Hawearnd Ste AG
Vetmrans
Woene
Suse
Suss
Graedtiager
Graettinger
Vosrs
Han
Graettnger Gan
Howard Joseph Suss
Asteride
Bie
Musarat
Iowa State University
Ames
U. S. Navy
Bonnie Jenkins
Jackson
Minn
Graedlinger
Bruce
Mary Jane) Isaacson
San Francisco
Calif
Jerome ¢Marjories Schammel
Austin
Mian
Patrick
Ruth) Cahill
Waterloo
Weather swings disrupt week of spring farming
Weather swung from chilly last week to hot on Monday and Tuesday, with light weekend showers delaying planting. Farmers reached various field stages from corn planting to near ready for cultivating and soybeans being planted. Three straight field days finally allowed work to progress.
Plaque Awarded for Outstanding Community Service
An award plaque was presented at the cent Theatre to Giaore Brick with Paul Pilek accepting on behalf of his father. The Country Hoboes donated their fee to the theatre and Dr Rients and Dr Sarsuetson were named honorary members of the board. A thank you note reflected gratitude to those who contributed and supported the event.
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Che Bard
Leszian
Kindergarten Enrollees For Coming Year
A list of names appears as potential enrollees for the next school year. The roster includes Todd Mover Kathy Maurras Crystal Nissen Som Park Nelly Petersen Cyn tha Peton Kathy Platte Laswell Reitz Patmo Sampson Lisa Saravin Paul Schealer Catherine Schneider Francis Spau Matthew Spear Manty Thompson Joe Wets.
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Pat Peet
Mirke Peiring
Deoorib Catin
Gene Doty
Bruce Dus
Deaagias
Esa Welk
Donald Pfarrois
Dwtene Tiaris
Carnie Herke
Dean Kodfinac
Rhonda Lieft
Larry Probert Wins Pentathlon In Sound Event
Pirate track coach Ron Bartels announced Larry Probert as winner of the school pentathlon at the Grachtinger school meet. Probert totaled 1704 points from two running events and three jumps or throws, edging Bob Rooney who had 1672. Joe Craven, Richard Jacobsen, and Dennis Jacobsen followed in order. Illness and scheduling conflicts kept some athletes from competing.
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Ron Bartels
Larry Probert
Cie
Hisspring
Runnir
Probert
Bob Rooney
Joe Craven
Richard Jacobsen
Dennis Jacobsen
Bartels
Cheryl Jacobsen Graduates Cum Laude at St Olaf College
Northfield Minnesota five hundred fifty six St Olaf college seniors received degrees at commencement exercises in Northfield Sunday. Included was Cheryl Rose Jacobsen daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Rose of Graettinger who was graduated Cum Laude with honors.
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Cheryl Jacobsen
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Minn
Cheryl Rose Jacobsen
Ray Rose
Graettinger
Honons
Memorial Day Observance and Truckers Honored in Graettinger
Graettinger observes Memorial Day with programs at Fahnestock park and a parade starting at 9 45 a m led by the Graettinger band. More than 12 longtime livestock truckers, including C O Wikert of Graettinger and Emil Firkins of Emmetsburg, are honored for long service with engraved plaques.
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Co. O. Wikert
Graettinger
Siemn City
Wikert
Clarence) Wikert
Emil Firkins
Emmetsburg
Confirmation Services At Wallingford
Confirmation services were held Sunday at Wallingford Lutheran Church. Those confirmed were Tom Osher, Beth Henely, Coleen Nielsen, Wm. Larsen, Jeffrey Felkey, Ken Hiles, LuAnn Osher and Roger Rustad, according to Pastor John Pannkuk.
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Wallingford Lutheran Chuch
Tom Osher
Beth Henely
Coleen Nielsen
Wm. Larsen
Jeffrey Felkey
Ken Hiles
LuAnn Osher
Roger Rustad
John Pannkuk
$25 Buck Prize Draw Set for Saturday Afternoon
A $25 Buck Prize will be drawn next Saturday at 3 PM with Bucks in Graettinger stores participating. Kenneth Gilbaugh claimed the prize that week. Pirates Have.
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Graettinger
Kenneth Gilbaugh
Graettinger Coop Grain Co sets sales over million dollars
Graettinger Coop Grain Co reported total sales of 1,196,152.08 for the year ending March 31, up 294,743 from the prior year. Paul Forey announced Cargill offices sold, weighing moved to south office, beans dumped at north elevator, and Leland Boblit joining as field manager.
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Graettinger Coop Grain Co
Paul Forey
Gretinger Co. Grain Company
Cargill
Coop
Coon
Tly Fachines Forey
Systh
Laland
Gere Boblit
Ino
Graettinger Coop Grain Company
Coop Annual Meeting
Paul Porey
FGDA
Norman Carlson
Marsh
Mom
Hap Christian 76 Buried at Valley View Cemetery
Eggert Hap Christian 76 a retired Graettinger area farmer died Monday at Balmer Nursing Home Estherville where he had resided the past year Services were held Wednesday in Estherville and burial was in Valley View Cemetery east of Graettinger
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Eggert
Hap) Christian
Graettinger
Balmer
Estherville
Valley View Cemetery
Graeftinger
Pocahontas REC Annual Meeting Set For June 4
Pocahontas Rural Electric Cooperative members will meet at Pocahontas Community School auditorium next Wednesday evening June 4. The program opens at 7 30 p m with a concert by Have lock Plover Community High School band directed by Mrs Ardus Adams. Registration begins at 7 00 p m. Lloyd Simonsen will preside and welcome members. Secretary Clie Lo Peterson and Charles Stillman Jr will present reports. George M Stockdale, manager, will discuss operations. Four directors to five year terms will be elected. terms of DeWolf Johnston Kerns Stillman Jr. plus nominating committee reports. Entertainment features John Acres and the Gay Nineties Quartet.
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Pocahontas Rural Ever Cooperative
Pocahontas Community School
Havelock-Plover Community High School
Ardus Adams
Lloyd Simonsen
Ennnetbury
Clie Lo Peterson
Laurens
Charles Stillman, Jr
Emmetsburg
George M. Stockdale
James DeWolf
Gilmore City
Alvin Johnston
Poeihontas
Earl Kerns
Mallard
Entmetaburg
Robert C. Hawiey
Conn
Deland Wells
Fonda
Rodney J. Meyer
Tony Peterson
Charles Stillman
Richard K. Herke
Graettinger
Charles IL Nelson
Lloyd W. Simonson
G. A. Behrens
Palmer
Clyde L. Peterson
John Swanson
Ayeshire
Oleg Gunderson
Rodman
Robert Eckert
H. MI. Pohlman
Delbert Dogothh
Whittemore
John Acres
America
Cain
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Pathyaures
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LeRoy Skow
Omer Gjerde
Chinenoe Bansen
Holser
C. 0. Wikert
Sioux City
Fahnestock Park
Legion and Auxiliary
Fus Weir
Graettinger Band
Legion
Amer
Lumber Yard
Post Office
Main Street
Wallingford
Grachtinger Pirettes
Eaful Seaven
Geach Roedert Meare
Tront
Gue Gruder
Ann Petersen
Cathy Schang
Jeanne Probert
Vicki Stueve
Kathy Wiker
Denice Tindall
Linds Clipperton
Anne Stuart
Age
Age Ees An Ped Tow, Left To Right: Betty Brown, Pat Sehany
Paula Stuart
Joleen Brown
Denna Juhl
Pirates
Cargill Facilities
Pirate Nice
Owener
Pirate Basant
Vieten
Terril
Evergreen Park
Stiles
Bill Dawson
Dennis Nelson
Lenny Witt
Doug Naigg
Dotson
Hansen
Mehan
Dennis Bortini
Mike Bobdiciami
Doug Nair
Bernard Elsenbast
Don Petersen
James Voigt
Board of Directors
Wm. Brown
Wa. Brown
Robert Schang
Howard Munson
Max Jamison
Wayne Smith
Nancella
Rick
Donald
Red) Blanchard
Chicago
Blanchard
FFA
Merle Jensen
Graettinger Coup Grain Company
Janice Watson
Elaine Thu
John Doty
John Munson
Lyndon Wegener
Leland Boblit
Mick Leonard
Valley View
Pocahontas Rec
Montevideo
Minnesota
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