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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1934
Page
5
Schedule changes free afternoon practice for operetta students while Am Lit thesis work advances. Basketball trains daily with hopeful outlook for season. girls’ team will be picked Friday. Grades report Indians study, attendance contests, and exhibits on New England products. Humor corner features a classroom exchange about time and cows.
Local classified items list offers including cabbage and produce at A H Mills, furniture repair by Ted Leduc, city meat market ads by Robt Simonsen, and grocery stock mentions. Also notices on live stock shipping association, farm equipment and trade asks from Graettinger, Iowa, with names Alfred Immonsen and Joe Lyons and a general help wanted post for Dorothy Stevens.
Graettinger election day reports an even 600 votes cast. Lockhart is re elected by 646 votes in the state results. Obituaries note the death of the baby boy of Mr and Mrs Charles Weatfall. Local business Bert Montgomery sells his motion picture house at Sherburne. Market prices list corn 95 cents oats 89 cents hens 1 half cents eggs 48 cents butter 8 66. The new school building is accepted by the board on November 6 amid mild weather. John Johnson of Ottawa Illinois, brother of Mrs Sundvig, dies at Sioux Falls on November 6. Safe blowers rob Fenton banks, escape with 16000. L T Petersen and daughters visit from Jackson.
Mr and Mrs E Arnette visited from Fairmont on Sunday Mrs Wm Blom arrived from Butterfield during the past week P G Johnson came from Los Angeles a few days ago for a visit with his family in this city
November 6 1084 town accounts listing wages for laborers marshals and street workers. Payments include hauling gravel lending gravel night watch and admissions to public services plus a refund on poll tax and local advertising. Public service and fire department hose purchase noted alongside minor sums for miscellaneous tasks.
Sunday school at 10:00 and church service at 11:00. Epworth League at 7:00 and evening service at 7:46. Sermon title Old Methodist Traditions Ye must be born again. Evening illustrated talk Farm Children Everywhere with stereoptican slides. Hymn Tell me the stories of Jesus. Rev Bottom pastor. St Paul Lutheran Gruettingers S 9:45 service with communion 11:00 evening 8:00 country service 9:15 catechetical class Saturday 2 pm. Armistice Day reflection on the World War end and future conflict worries.
CITY BARBER SHOP offers complete men and boys grooming with ladies and children's work specialties. Bartleman’s Barber Shop advertises modern equipment and experienced staff in Price Hotel & Cafe building. J. McCarty of Graettinger serves as Justice of the Peace. real estate and collections offered with prompt attention for non-residents.
Sunday services mark Armistice reflections and Luther 400th Bible translation anniversary. First Lutheran Church notes Sunday school at 10, Reformation program, choir songs, and annual offerings. Confirmation November 18, aid events November 14 and 15, with prayer meeting Thursday.
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