Graettinger area notes and visits across towns
Local notices record visits and callers in Graettinger and nearby towns including Cliff Phillips Ruthven Emmetsburg Mallard and Estherville. Mentions of births engagements and travel span May and Memorial Day plans with multiple families named such as the Suss George and Weir households. The Times also notes a baby born to Mr and Mrs Dick Derrickson and highlights a feature on Europe’s royal war babies in The American Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Phillips
Ruthven
Graettinger
Burton Garber
Des Moines
Clara Suss
Emmetsburg
Geo. H. Keeney
Mallard
W. L. O’connor
E. L. Thoreson
J. A. Spies
Wm. Hossack
St. Louis
Illinois
Wm. G. Bohi
Spring Valley
Minnesota
George Graettinger
Dick Derrickson
Coleman Hospital
Times
C. Rodess
Los Angeles
Prank Weir
Edgar Grein
Grein
Standond
Highway 17
John Smith
Waterloo
Frank Smith
Palo
Iowa
Misa Lucille Yarham
Webster City
Frank Weir
Weir
S. C. Rodess
John Galleger
John Z. Sullivan
Vivian
Mary
Emmetsbore
Mary Schumacher
Galleger
Sullivan
Kathryn Donovan
Sullivin
Nels Nelson
Estherville
Allan Denny
Chicago
M. Buttemore
Wall Lake
Heyer
Carl Nutzman
J. J. Sullivan
J. J. Schumacher
Wilma Wikert
Salix
Kaumans
Agatha Craven
Frank Chromey
Mankato
C. E. Norris
Graditinger
Chromey
Norma
Europe
Grand Duchess
Marie
Russia
Chicago Herald-American
Chick Starter Promises Early Eggs and Profit
Chick Starter sold for 2.80 per unit promises rapid growth and early nesting. Advertises growing mash compatibility and vitamin enriched formula vitamins A through E and G. Fully guaranteed feed aims to produce ready-to-lay birds and profit for buyers.
Destruction in California Quake Shocks Miss Oleson
Miss Vivian Oleson, recently from Brawley California, reports the Imperial Valley quake left many buildings ruined or damaged. Eight people were killed and numerous others injured as strict post quake rules delayed reentry until saftey inspections were completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Oleson
Brawley
California
Oregon
Imperial Valley
Misa Qleson
Regu
Miss’ Oleson
C. C. Oleson, Graettingery
Retreats for Ladies at Briar Cliff College
Two spiritual retreats for lay women are planned at Briar Cliff College in Sioux City in June. The first, led by Rev. Joseph A. Herbers S J, runs June 7 to 10 and follows a long-standing Sioux City diocese tradition. The second, June 10 to 14, is run by the Missionary Association of Catholic Women and invites all women. the diocesan convention of the association will meet June 14 after the retreat, with vestments and altar supplies on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briar Cliff College
Briar Cue College
Sioux City
Joseph A. Herbers
S. J
Regis College
Denver
Department of Religion
Creighton University
Missionary Association of Catholic Women
Briar Clift
The
Missionary Association
Editors Meet at Ringsted for North Iowa Press event
Reports from Ringsted describe a Friday gathering of North Iowa editors with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Sullivan hosting, Postmaster and Mrs. A. L. Anderson and Editor and Mrs. Ralph Anderson entertaining guests, a well served banquet, and postbanquet newspaper discussions. Visitors enjoyed a Ringsted church dining room meal prepared by Ladies' Aid members and ladies hosted at Mrs. Ralph Anderson's home. A lighthearted postal anecdote followed with a prank letter delivered to The Globe post office. A separate item notes a Gravity resident curing hiccups with canned oyster juice. Another piece tells how Oliver Swenson of LeGrand rescued mother squirrels and taught the youngsters to lap milk. Grundy county farmers ignore home stead exemption notices despite about $50 annual benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Sullivan
Ringsted
North Iowa Press Association
A. L. Anderson
Ralph Anderson
Ladies’ Aid Societies
Post Office
Marion Hatfield Honored by Ames High School Principal
A Graettinger high school graduate, Marion Robert Hatfield, is slated for recognition at the annual Honors Day convocation at Iowa State College. The honor stems from placing in the top three percent of his class. Local officials extend hearty congratulations to Marion and his supporters, with several relatives visiting Graettinger for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Hatfield
Ames College
Joel Ball
Town State College
Ames
Marion Robert Hatfield
Lowa State College
Graettinger High School
Marion
Lutheran Aid to Meet Wednesday June 5
Social items note Lutheran aid meeting at church parlors with hostesses Mrs Wm Herke Mrs Albert Christian son and Mrs Wm Rasmussen inviting all. Shower held at Mrs Carlson home for Mrs Tommie Cunningham's baby with large turnout and gifts followed by lunch. W H M S Meeting June 7 at the home of Mrs Kenneth Harding with cordial invitation to all. Ordinance 66 restricts door to door solicitors in Graettinger Iowa to protect safety health and privacy with penalties and enforcement by town police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Aid
Wm, Herke
Albert Christianson
Wm, Rasmussen
The
Methodist Church
Kenneth Harding
Graettinger
Towa
Iowa
Grasttingar
Sparta
Gamata Racine
Thia
Bake Sale to Benefit Catholic Ladies Aid Saturday
Mrs Emmett Murphy and Mrs Marvin Hansen will lead a bake sale at McCarty Grocery on Saturday June 1. Items from the food line will be offered and the public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Murphy
Marvin Hansen
Catholic Ladies’ Aid Society
McCarty Grocery
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Electric Park
Ruthven, Iowa
Ott Menke and His Orchestra
Burt Russell
al Menka
Will Osborne
Phillips “66
al Hurlburt
Alfred T. Rasmussen
Republican Cape Tiet
LeMars
Globe Post Office
Harry Stafford
Oliver Swenson
LeGrand
Grundy County
Grundy Register
Political Adven
VOTH
Robert Keir
Clay
Charles Lambe
Nancy
Francis Lambe
Nan McCarty
R. N
Ted McCarty
Loras College
Dubuque
Kathryn McCarty
Norrie
Town
C. A. Jensen
Walnut
Vernon
Walnut Merry Maids
Vernon Climbers Club
Osgood School
Margaret Dunkelberg
Dunkelberg
Wm. Hogsack
America
A. J. Johnson
Adolph Spies
Legion Hall
Thurs
Arlo Martin
McCarty’s Grocery
Graham Crakers
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