Local social notes from Graettinger area residents
A roundup of visits and trips among Graettinger area families and friends. Mrs Clara Lebens, Mrs Ted Susa, the Baxters and Malm family, and many others are noted in short visits, trips to Des Moines, Ohio and Minnesota, with a birth announced and a church cornerstone event. The item ends with a push for The American Weekly polio feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Ritzman
Clara. Lebens
Denver
Ted Susa
Rochester
Minnesota
Lealie Baxter
Doris Malm
Robert Baxter
Ayrshire
Francis Ruatan
St. James
Graetlinger
J. P. Wagner
Alliance
Nebraska
Robert Simonsen
Roberta
Des Moines
Mary Stewart
Graettinger
Ronald Jensen
David Baumgartner
Grinnell College
Glendon Thu
Thu
James Robinson
Ohio
Robinsons
Iowa
Harold Johnson
Holy Family Hospital
the Times
Marian Stafford
Washington, D. C
Earl Williams
Sterling
Ilinois
Albert
Clara Suse
Lois Klisart
Ossian
Arnould Alesch
A. Jensen
New Methodist Church
Roland
Pamelia
Fred Buettner
Clarence Kreutner
Ronald
Fred Patee
Ruthven
Leslie Baxter
Very] Walstrom
Verdigre
G. C. Carter
Jensen
Robert Carter
California
American Weekly
the Great
Herald-American
Our vexing problems and wartime finance
Gerard S. Nollen argues government borrowing expanded during the war to fund expenses, creating the 60 cent dollar era. He warns that ceaseless borrowing inflates currency and notes World War II economy had full employment with most workers in armed forces or factories, leaving peace-time goods scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerard S. Nollen
Anniversary Found in Odd OCR Fragment
A fragmentary notice mentions Mr. and Mrs. Kerkove observing an anniversary. It references keeping America economically strong and a note about taxes and inflation. The readable bits include a date hint October 14 and a misspelled year 3856 within garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Bigourney
Arid
Pater Kerkove
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C. Acjensen
Martha
Moravia
Owa