29 Nov 1956
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1956
Page
1
The Bancroft Register notes a southern Iowa pheasant hunter suspected of booze in his ear. A search found no liquor but uncovered three pheasants two chickens one turkey and a pig all with gunshot wounds. Also mentions ice fishing season start and the gold pass award to Wm Winslow. Notice of appointment follows.
Pfc Walter H Tindall son of Mr and Mrs John Tindall of Grachten Ber Iowa recently completed the motor vehicle mechanic course at the Army European Ordnance School in Fuessen Germany After graduation he resumed duties as a truck driver in Company C 709th Military Police Battalion He had basic training at Fort Gordon Georgia and arrived in Europe in March of this year.
A fragmentary notice lists individuals including W. H. Bargman Joe Joyce Arthur Cody W. H. McConnell and A. P. Ricklefs, with unclear roles or actions due to the damaged text. The readable portion preserves several proper names but provides no dates places or context.
A devotional discussing true peace as the heart aligned with Christ, contrasting Stoic indifference and false peace. It explains belief in God and in Jesus as inseparable, warning that faith must rest on the right person and truth to bring genuine peace.
Former Graettinger wrestler Fred Grobmier defeated ex Ohio State football star Jack Zaran in Waterloo. Mrs. Karen Christiansen, 82, longtime resident, dies at home southwest Graettinger. funeral held. Virgil Wilson, 16, loses left arm in gun accident while husking corn. Herbert Lancaster closes barber shop. Powder Box beauty shop also closed. Graettinger Gun Club trap shoot today with substantial prizes. Wilfred McCarty and Ruth Doty wed at St Thomas Emmetsburg yesterday. Coal found near Cylinder. samples burn clean with little soot. Milo Deno of Des Moines to speak at Hawkeyes Theatre Graettinger Friday at 8 PM. Farm Union program sponsor.
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