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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1933

Page

4

Diphtheria closes Kimball Public Schools in South Dakota

Diphtheria epidemic forces Sunday closure of Kimball public schools in South Dakota. The morning includes travel notes about Vance Horswell visiting from Dows with Mrs. Albert Masters and family, and mentions Wesley McDonald of Texas winning a 40 acre Michigan farm as the 22 millionth World’s Fair visitor.

Kimball South Dakota Vance Horswell Dows Albert Masters Wesley McDonald Floydada Texas Michigan

Local News Notes From Graettinger Area Activities

H A Elsenbaat traveled to Chicago Sunday evening while I and George were business callers in Minneapolis last week. Mrs Wilbur Price visited Emmetsburg relatives and friends on Friday. Hamilton of Tennersburg was a business caller in Graettinger yesterday. Bazaar and lunch and a chicken supper are planned at Hawkeye basement Saturday Nov 11. Nearly 8 000 sacks of Red Cross flour have been distributed in Des Moines this fall. Miss Blanche Young, teaching in Charles City, returned home for her father's death. J Hilliard was elected vice president of the State Teachers association in Des Moines. Mrs Shall and husband from Waterloo visited Graettinger. Mrs Shall is Mr Heinz’s sister. Mrs J J Sullivan and children called on Emmetsburg relatives Sunday. Helen Sullivan visited Emmetsburg with her grandmother Mrs Galleger. Mr and Mrs John Helvig and daughter Jeannette spent Sunday at Milford with a Michaelson brother. Mrs E S George and grandson Herbert Lancaster went to Al Wanty and Mason City for their daughter Alice’s graduation. Mrs John Hester has knee injury and braces for two weeks. Notice: Electric bill collection arrangements by Iowa Public Service Co at the bank with Dale Noble collector for Graettinger.

H. A. Elsenbaat Chicago I. &. George Minneapolis Wilbur Price Emmetsburg Hamilton Tenmersburg Graettinger Hawkeye Red Cross Des Moines J. J. Sullivan Chilereen Helen Sullivan John Galleger Anna Jorgensen Ames Henry Hansen John Helvig Jeannette Olaf Michaelson Milford Michaelson Blanche Young Charles City R. Young Hilliard Estherville State Teachers’ Association Lawrence Shall Waterloo D. Heinz Shall Heinz M. FE Mallard Home Mission Society Homer Young Homer Lars Mason City Alice Business College John Hester Hester James Anderson

Hats and Tams At Lake Center Carnival Vote Results

Orval Carlson and Paul McNew tended the Lake Center carnival on Friday. Votes chosen for the most popular girls named Miss Wyona Olson first and Miss Opal Landving second. Also noted were attendees at Estherville evangelistic meetings including Mr. and Mrs. John Younker and others. A shipment of 1,000 pounds of butter from Orange City to Sioux City was halted by pickets and dumped in the river. Lars Skog, 53, died in Estherville from paralysis and was buried there. he worked as a Rock Island bridge construction foreman.

Orval Carlson Paul McNew Lake Center Wyona Olson Opal Landvng Estherville John Younker Earl McNew Paul John Carlson Mra, Lair Elmer ‘Trill Orange City Sioux City Lars Skog Lars, Skog Rock Island

Social items from Embroidery and church clubs and parties

Social notes record Embroidery Club at Miss Elizabeth Spies home with large attendance and refreshments. First Lutheran Ladies Aid to meet at church parlors on Wednesday Nov 15 hosted by Mrs Sevdy Peterson Williamson and Brekke. M E choir held a party at Mr and Mrs Noble home with open air refreshments. Men’s Bridge Club hosted by P d Paulsen and H E Fink with five tables. John J Sullivan High score. All attendees enjoyed the evenings.

Embroidery Club Elizabeth Spies First Lutheran Ladies’ Aid First Lutheran Ladies’ Aids T. Sevdy Theo, Peterson John Williamson Don Brekke iMen’s P. d. Paulsen H. E. Fink John J. Sullivan

Laurens Defeats Graettinger 18 to 0 on Local Grid

Graettinger fell 18 to 0 as Laurens dominated the game on Friday. The Student Council discussed and nearly finished this year’s events. School year dates were set. Miss Schroeder begins her one act play organizing this week with students reading to audition for parts.

Graettinger Laurens Miss Schroeder

County School Master Club to Discuss Local Contests

The County School Master club meets Wednesday night in Emmetsburg to plan the County declam contest and the County Music festival. The Junior Class promotes tickets for The Big Cheese at the Hawkeye on November 14, priced 25 cents for adults and 16 cents for children. Seats may be reserved at Frick Drug Store after four Friday. Junior Hi Jots notes show 12 eighth graders with six points in personal cleanliness, 11 in the seventh grade, and eighth graders electing Constance Lehigh secretary and Berniece Johnson treasurer.

Emmetsburg Hawkeye Kelly Frick Drug Store Constance Lehigh Berniece Johnson

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