Ruthe Bundy Weds Kenneth Kronebusch At Glasgow
Miss Ruthe Mary Bundy daughter of Otto and Gertrude Bundy married Kenneth J Kronebusch son of Louis and the late Kronebusch at St Raphael s church Glasgow on Tuesday November 4 10 am The ceremony featured palm arrangements and autumn flowers with Rev H B Altmann officiating The couple will live on a farm near Conrad after a trip to California in December
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruthe Mary Bundy
Otto M. Bundy
Glasgow
Kenneth J. Kronebusch
Louis Kronebusch
Conrad
St. Raphael's Catholic Church
H. B. Altmann
Charles Johnston
Fort Peck
Helen Dignan
Pat Kronebusch
Shelby
Donald Junds
Glascow
Sunnyside Golf and Country Club
Mike Koenig
Donatus Kronebusch
G. E. Tibesar
Havre
Glasgow High School
Norther Montana College
Veteran's Administration
Wort Harrison
Helena
Kronebusch
South Atlantic
California
Thanksgiving Food Drive At Immaculate Conception Church
A clothing collection on Sundays November 7 and 30 prompts a Thanksgiving Food Drive for Europe and the Far East. War Relief Services previously collected 28 million cans nationally, shipped from New York Chicago and San Francisco, distributed by 12,000 volunteers across many countries. This is the third campaign in Immaculate Conception church and in every Catholic church in the United States, with Father Hurley aiming to surpass prior efforts.
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Europe
Far East
Immaculate Conception Church
Gractiinger
War Relief Services
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
France
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Poland
Austria
Germany
Finland
China
Slovakia
India
Greece
Balkans
Dutch East Indies
Philippines
Japan
Hungary
United States
Father Hurley
Interesting Ornamental Cyclamen For Christmas Decor
The Cyclamen is a Mediterranean ornamental plant needing a cool sunny spot. It thrives in homes when nights stay under 50 degrees Fahrenheit and bright light is available. Pin flowers should be removed as they fade and the plant needs thorough watering regularly.
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Mediterranean Countries
Used Housing Dominates US Market in Sales and Rentals
Used housing dominates the market with about three quarters of annual sales and roughly half of all rented dwellings in the United States in the observed period. The data suggests homes remain the dominant form of both buying and renting in the housing sector.
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United States
Auction Sale News from Graettinger Area
Omer Gjerde will hold an entire closing out sale Thursday December 4 starting at 12 30 near Graettinger due to ill health with 24 cattle 12 top milk cows including Jersey and Brown Swiss, a Brown Swiss bull, mares and large machinery list led by an F 20 McCormick Deering, plus hay grain poultry and household goods. Neils Casperson races in a big January sale of livestock machinery poultry feed and household goods moving to Lisbon North Dakota. Ben Boecker plans a January closing out sale near Graettinger with moves to new residences. Weather setbacks reduced attendance at an Oscar Oleson household sale. some items remain for private sale. Holy Family Hospital Estherville infant Stephen Hassel 3 weeks old remains under oxygen with a lung ailment and prospects for recovery.
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Vic Eees
Omer Gjerde
Dee & O
Neils Casperson
Ben Boecker
Hit Theesday
Graettinger
Graetlinger
John Finn
Grachtinger State Bank
Ecerk
Fallow
Caspersons
Lisbon
North Dakota
Holy Family Hospital
Stephen Paul Hassel
Vincent Hassel
Estherville
Pheasant hunter visits Hassel area during hunt
Enjoyed Pheasant Hunting James Flannery of Chicago, who often visited the Hassel homes, was in town last week to see old friends. He timed his trip to the pheasant hunting season and, amid slushy snow, bagged his quota of pheasants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Flannery
Chicago
Hassel
Fleming Taken to Estherville Convalescent Home
Mrs. J. A. Fleming was taken to a convalescent home at Estherville this forenoon. She has been bedfast for several years. The trip was made in the Martin ambulance. Friends hope for an early improvement in her condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
J. A. Fleming
Fleming
Martin Ambulance
Pancake Event Draws Big Crowd at Annie Grocery
Aunt Jemima at Annie Grocery served free over 1000 pancakes and 600 cups of coffee to customers Saturday. Mid afternoon the store was jammed as a large crowd attended the advertising event.
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Jemima
Annie Grocery
Rural highways with three lanes scarce in nation
A figure shows that only about six percent of the nation's 333000 miles of primary rural highways have more than two traffic lanes. This highlights limited expansion potential for rural road capacity and ongoing plans for upgrades in select corridors.
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Taly Pre Remi
Editor Sturtevant Of Armstrong Dies At Home
Harley B. Sturtevant editor of the Armstrong Journal died Saturday morning at Holy Family Hospital after a heart attack at his Armstrong home. He was 60, born April 11, 1886 in Scotch Grove. Survived by widow, daughter Mrs. A. P. Ryagee of Orangeburg New York, three granddaughters, brother JT Sturtevant of Omaha, sister Blanche Orman of Peoria. Funeral Monday at 2 PM at Presbyterian Church, burial in Armstrong Grove Cemetery. Burial details note the Community Club meeting Thursday with film program at Legion Hall.
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Geo. K. Allen
Miter
Armstrong Journal
Harley
Sturtevant
Holy Family Hospital
Armstrong
Knipe
Minneapolis
New York
Harley B. Sturtevant
Scotch Grove
Chardan
LeMars
A. P. Ryagee
Orangebers
Russell J. Nelson
Clifford Henricksen
GC. J. Smith
Malatte
Armstrong’ Grove Cemetery
Bone in throat from pork steak ordeal and travel plans
Ray Berbure suffered a throat injury after a pork steak bone became lodged. X rays showed no serious damage. pain subsided and wound healed. Dr G H Keeney, Mallard, visited Times office and plans a two week Los Angeles trip with Mrs Keeney, staying with Dr and Mrs George Johnson.
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Ray Berbure
Mr. Rosbury
Open House Sunday for 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Charles Westfall observe their 25th wedding anniversary next Sunday with an open house at their home three miles west and one mile north of Groettinger. They extend a cordial invitation to their friends.
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Charles Westfall
Groettinger
Nurse Anna MacDonald Takes Post in Newton
Mrs. Anna MacDonald,Kt.N, left Graettinger for Newton Iowa today to begin a splendid position as a nurse at Skiff Memorial hospital. She will retain her Graettinger home.
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Newton
Anna MacDonald
Kt. N
Iowa
Skiff Memorial Hospital
Graettinger
Graettinger Opens Season With Mixed Results
Graettinger defeated Graver 30 to 28 in the season opener while the Graettinger Irks fell 5 20. A full schedule follows listing many towns including Emmetsburg Ayrshire Lake Center Everly Ruthven Mallard and Gillett Grove with tournaments and regional matchups through February.
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Graettinger
Graver
Graettinger Irks
Vollowing
Emietsburg
Mere Dee
Gillett Grove
Dee
Lake Center
Mallard
Rodman
Open
Curlew Thera
Ayrshire
Cylinder Stero
Rebuilding Work Delays Times Office This Week
A Sioux City mechanic is expected to work at the Times office this afternoon to repair the ameliinery. The machine will be out of commission for several days, delaying printing. This week’s paper will be printed Wednesday instead of Tuesday, and next week’s issue is hoped to be on time.
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Amelinery
Times
Sioux City
Vines
Paul
Selling Many Cars at Hassack Motors Lot
Mrs J J Sullivan visited Minc hersburg to view the new used cars at Hassack Motors north of Ted's Super Market. About seven cars, many 1947 and 1948 models were on display. Worsack sold 14 cars Monday and owns the lots and Ted's Market building across the street. He plans a Chicago trip this week for another large shipment.
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J. J. Sullivan
Minchersburg
Hassack Motors
Ted's
Worsack
Chicago
Families head to California amid wintry sendoff
Gracttinger residents prepare for a California migration this week as snow covers the ground. Louie Christian and family depart Monday after a mid July visit. Dr and Mrs McManus and their daughters Mary and Ann leave Tuesday via Teas City and Keokuk with others also traveling. Fred Spies and Carl Spies couple head to San Diego while Mrs Johnson plans wintering in Los Angeles San Marino and Sacramento. The McManus family will relocate to Los Angeles.
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California
Louie Christian Sen
J. 2. McManus
Mary
Ann
Tews City
Keokuk
Carl Spices
Fred Spies
A. Jd. Johnson
Fred
Carl Spies
San Diego
Johnson
Los Angeles
San Marino
Sacramoro
McManus
Funeral Attended by Grace Brobst for Father-in-Law
Mrs. Grace Brobst attended the funeral of her father-in-law Mr. Brobst age 41 in Madrid this week. He had been ill for weeks. family members from Graattinger and Fatherville visited him two weeks prior to his passing.
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Grace Brobst
Madrid
Mr. Brobst
Graattinger
Fatherville
Snow accumulates in Graettinger with heavy wet pack
The town faced about three inches of snow at the end of the week, yielding soggy, heavy accumulations. Cold days were brief, with Monday’s morning temperature near 10 above zero.
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Graettinger
Bazaar and Supper at St Paul Aid Society
The St Paul Aid society invites the public to its annual bazaar and supper in the church parlors this Thursday November 20. Hot chi noodles will be served from 8:00 PM and bazaar items will be sold in the evening.
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St. Paul Aid Society
Special Election On $6,000 School Bond Issue Today
The special election on a $6,000 school bond issue is held today from 12:00 noon to 7:00 p.m. at City Hall. Voters in the city cast ballots during the polling hours to decide the measure.
Fred Wolfe Injured In Auto Accident
Fred Wolfe sustained injuries in an early morning collision on Highway 17 between Gradlinger and the Cripper corner with a car driven by Merle Richardson. Both vehicles, traveling in the same direction, were damaged with Wolfe’s car sustaining greater damage. Both drivers were shaken but otherwise uninjured.
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Fred Wolfe
Crippen Eumer
Craettinger
Hopkins Editor Illness Slows Dispatch Publishing
The Times laments the illness of Mr. Hopkins, editor of the Dispatch in the southwest. A World War II veteran and skilled writer, he recently moved to Arizona for health reasons. Mrs. Hopkins and local staff continue publication as he recovers, with best wishes for a speedy return.
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Hopkins
Wopking
Tris
Westmtoriwer
Arizona
Dispatch
Times
Returned to Orange After California Visit
Mrs. Van Moran of Orange California reports she and her husband reached home the first week in November after weeks with Alta relatives. They worked on their Grants finger farm briefly. En route they faced stormy roads through western Wyoming and northern Utah with many vehicles in ditches. The Moran family stopped a half day for the storm and the trip was completed by a "lite old Ford" bringing them home. Mrs. Moran invites the Sullivans to visit California if they travel west.
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van Moran
Orange
California
Utah
Hich
Vacation Postcard From Dallas Power & Light Building
The McKennas in Dallas send a postcard to John describing a Texas vacation. They mention visiting Dallas and sending a photo of the Dallas Power & Light Co. building before continuing to California with their daughter Kathleen and son Michael.
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McKennas
Dallas
Texas
Mus
Herb McKenna
John
Dallas Power & Light Co
California
Kathleen
Michael
HerbicKenna
Religious School Session at Immaculate Conception Church
The Sisters from Emmeraburg will teach catechism at Immaculate Conception Church in Graettinger next Saturday, November 22, from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m.
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Emmeraburg
Immaculate Conception Church
Graettinger
Snow Wednesday Forenoon Observed In Town
Large flakes fell Wednesday forenoon as snowfall began in the area but soon diminished as conditions changed, weather observers reported.
Dear Papa Junior Class Play Delights Packed High School Crowd
The Junior class play Dear Papa was staged Tuesday evening at the high school auditorium to a packed house. The cast performed professionally with strong support from Gladys Cameron, Wylma Petersen, and Patsy Mastera. Director Mrs Wattonville drew praise as ensembles and individual roles, including Lucinda Carr and Don Drennan, brought the wacky Carr family's tale to a happy ending.
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Papa
Wattonville
Carr
Lucinda Carr
Gladys Cameron
Wylma Petersen
Patsy Mastera
Lost Inland Boys Defeat Ruthven 14 to 9 in Basketball
The Lost Inland 4-H boys defeated Ruthven at Ruthven on Wednesday night November 12 by a 14 to 9 score. Cogdil and Jensen led as forwards Hansen was center Horta and Andy Hermanson guards. Substitutes were David Hermanson and Johnson. Ruthven hosts provided fellowship and fun. Thanksgiving Dance at Legion hall Greettinger November 26 features Ralph Easton dance band. Public invited.
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Inland
Lost Island
Ruthven
Cogdil
Jensen
Hansen
Horta
Andy Hermanson
David Hermanson
Johnson
Loat Island
Legion Hall
Ralph Easton
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Ruthe Bundy
Gertrude Montgomery
Mont
Jan É Tel
Grachtinger
Boeecker
Boecker
Joe Boecker
Boecker & Son
Batrad
Oscar Oleson
Oleson
Mast Graettinge
Sturtevant of
Commercial. Club
Supt
Haneer
United Nations
DR. Keeney
G. H. Keeney
Times Office
Mrs. Keeney
George $. Johnson
Kimpou Blvd
Bdtpar
RH. Hopkins
Mr. Carr
Joe King
Mrs. Carr
Wanda Knutsen
Laine Carr
Joy Koutken
Dicky ‘Orner
Hiner Appel
George Carr
Orval Jorgensen
Caral Ruth Carr
Beverly Tiamson
Grirk
Mavis Tonderim
Mivien McDuffie
Dorothy Thomsen
Mr. Yeates
Virgil Westfall
Janet Raden
Bonnie Jenkins
Liz Fetes
Mickie Stronz
Dorothy Stipes
Ina Mae Luhman
Larine
Mrs. Wattonville
Joan Fink
Robert Prather
Dainwin Rasmus
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