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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1965
Page
8
In Branson Missouri, Ladd's Pancake and Steak House serves jelly made from Iowa corn cobs. Harry Ladd started the cob jelly as a sideline after a Town woman shared her grandmother's recipe. Cobs from Eagle Grove Iowa are boiled, juiced, and jarred for distribution.
In the District Court of Iowa Palo Alto County the will of Glenn F. Shaver deceased dated April 26 16 was admitted to probate on November 9 1983 Hazel Shaver is named executor. Creditors and heirs must file claims with the clerk within six months from the second publication or they are forever barred. Date of second publication November 18 1965.
Mrs CW Whitmer, a Fremont resident, turned 102 on November 6. Despite reaching a century mark she remains active and alert, suggesting the first 109 years may not have been the hardest.
Roy Edwin Resh 74 longtime Estherville Armstrong resident died Nov 7 at Holy Family Estherville. Funeral Nov 9 Union Baptist Church Estherville burial Eastside Cemetery Estherville. Born Dec 7 18 Mount Morris Ala son of John Martin Martha Resh moved to Emimetsinirg educated. Married Nov 9 1923 Mary Ann Giffin Armstrong later moved Estherville. Surviving wife two sons Roy Betendorf John Windom Minn one daughter Joan Estherville eight grandchildren brother Harry Richmond Calif sister Mildred Grayhill Freeport Ill. Preceded in death by parents one brother Dan Graettinger one sister.
Iowa trappers are reminded that the mink and muskrat seasons begin at noon November 20 and close at midnight December 12 with statewide openings except on State Game Management Areas and Federal Wildlife Refuges where regulations differ. On these areas, openings occur December 2 and trapping requires permits. quotas will be set per area by the Commission and Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife.
State and federal game managers announce closing dates for trapping badger skulls oppossum civet and other species. Trapping ends midnight February 28 1966 with beaver season opening December 16. A grinding error in the 1865 Hunting and Trapping Seasons and Limits notice is noted.
Local column invites readers to share family news items by phone at 859-3780 and promises publication in upcoming editions.
Nels Floyd Nelson and Vera Nelson of Ringsted died in a head on collision on Highway 169 about eight miles south of Ogden. Clinton Foster of Boone was the sole occupant of the other vehicle and killed. Funeral services for the Nelsons were held at St. Paul’s Lutheran church in Ringsted with burial at Memorial Vermette. They are survived by a daughter, three sons, nine grandchildren, several siblings, and two sisters.
Mrs Ed Pinta of Manly reeled in a 12 pound northern pike from the Ventura Grade at Clear Lake this month. The catch measured 37 5/ inch long. Patronize Times Advertisers.
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