01 Nov 1962
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1962
Page
1
A snowy scene sets the stage as an off year vote looms with predicted light turnout. The notice urges citizens to exercise citizenship, vote for capable leaders, and protect freedom and self government by using the secret ballot.
Safety officials warn that anger, worry, or overtiredness raise farm accident risk during busy season. Don’t brood on past arguments while operating large machinery, and stop when exhausted to avoid errors. The column questions a reporter’s game comparison and notes Ruth’s first-string presence versus Pirates’ threats.
The undersigned Viola Hess Henningsen and Mettie Christine Hess are appointed and qualified executrices of the estate of Karo line K. Hess, late of Palo Alto County, deceased. Creditors are asked to pay promptly and those with claims must file with the Clerk of the District Court duly authenticated for allowance. Dated October 15, 1962. Cornwall, Cornwall & Avery, Attorneys for Estate.
The article argues the Bible’s value goes beyond rules, stressing divine inspiration not by dictation but by God guiding writers. It compares faith to building on rock, cites the Bible as supreme authority for Protestants, and explores deep questions about destiny God and eternity.
A United States bombing plane circled Graettinger Saturday morning with Lieut. Arthur Hansen piloting, visiting his Graettinger parents. Standard Service oil station changes take effect soon with Roy Lundgren moving to D-X station and Nels Nelson managing his own. Bernhardt Elsenbast, 70, died of heart failure. Arnold Henningsen plans to quit I. G. A. store for a traveling job. The 1938 Pontiac to be shown at Clemmenson Speck. A husking bee yielded 2 200 bushels from 43 acres with 70 men and a celebratory meal by neighbors. Weather forecaster notes end of cloud and fog.
The text notes nice October weather last week and slower corn busking due to recent wet foggy days. It also lists social security contact station schedules for Fort Dodge district offices with times and towns, advising appointments by writing to the Fort Dodge district office.
A note lists library hours and new arrivals at City Library including An Autobiography by Anna Chennault. It recounts the romance and later tragedy of her life with General Claire Chennault, famed war hero. Also notes new members Barbara Graettinger and Wilma Irene Hockett.
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