West Sioux Star Coach Led Rapid Football Turnaround
Held led West Sioux through a four season plan to build a winning program after inheriting a program that had few players and losses. In eight games this season West Sioux scored 377 points while allowing only 13. Held, a 1940 Hinton graduate and Morningside College alum, previously coached at Newell, Bronson, and Graettinger, guiding multiple teams in football, basketball, and baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Held
Pirate
West Sioux
Hawarden - Ireton
Siouxland
The
Sioux City Journal
Held
Graettinger
Hawarden
Hinton High School
Morningside College
Newell, Bronson and
Jummer
Held's Pirates Baseball and Basketball Honors Recap
The excerpt notes undefeated seasons and conference honors for a coach named Held, with Pirate baseball teams reaching the state tournament and collecting district titles, plus basketball squads winning three conference titles and county trophies. It includes quips on taxes and dieting as social commentary.
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Ders
Pirate
Hare
Held
SAVE GRAETTINGER DRIVERS' LICENSE EXAMS SCHEDULE
The Social Security district office of Fort Dodge released a schedule for license exam locations and times. Exams are offered Mondays in Estherville and Orange City, Tuesdays in Emmetsburg, Wednesdays in Spencer, Thursdays in Hock Rapids, Fridays in Spirit Lake, and Saturdays in Sibley mornings. Social Security contact stations include Emmetsburg courthouse 10 00 to 12 30 Wednesdays December 12 and 19 Estherville City Hall 1 00 to 2 30 Tuesdays December 4 and 18. Appointment to see a representative may be obtained by writing to the Fort Dodge district office.
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Estherville
Orange City
Emmetsburg
Spencer
Hock Rapids
Spirit Lake
Sibley
Social Security District Office
Fort Dodge
Methodist Church and Lutheran Pastor Listings
A compact listing shows Rev. C F Curtle at Grace Baptist Church and pastors at Wallingford and Immanuel Lutheran churches. Clarence Ghipley and Benjamin Golivet are noted among the clergy, with R E Glaser and other pastors specified in the local congregation roster.
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Grace Baptist Church
Clarence Ghipley
Wallingford Lutheran
R. E. Glaser
Immanuel Lutheran
Benjamin Golivet
Without a Church Yet The Skeleton of Paul’s Fellowship Explored
A reader studies Eph 2 11 22 to see the church’s core: a Christ centered community not a building. It recalls separation from Christ and God, nearness through Christ, and the bond among believers beyond mere membership. The guide highlights peace in Christ Jesus uniting Jews and Gentiles and transforming prayer and worship.
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Paul
Foreman
Friends of Christ
God
Christ
Commonwealth of Israel
Church
Jesus
Paul J
Graettinger News Briefs Open New Service Station and Local Events
The town welcomes a new five thousand dollar DX super service station at the intersection of Highway 385 and 17. A Graettinger marriage unites Russell Johnson and Phyllis Jean Starkey on November 14 in Estherville. Names and losses include thief activity stealing eleven storm windows. Obituary notes Louis Anderson dies at 80 in Terris. A large jutefisk supper benefits the First Lutheran Ladies Aid. Corn pickers continue harvesting. some farms near completion. Local boys lose a rough opener to Dickens High 3 20, girls win 33 27 led by Ruby Luehsinger with 22 points.
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Highway 385
Highway 17
Graettinger
Russell Johnson
Phillip Johnson
Phyllis Jean Starkey
Robert Starkey
Estherville
Louis Anderson
Passa
Frank
Terris
First Lutheran Larties’ Aid Society
Dickens’ High School
Dickens
Down Library Lane and New Club Members
City Library notes Saturday hours from 2 to 5 as new fiction The Bones of Plenty by Lois Phillips Hudson is featured with a Midwestern drought era theme. A tenant farmer George Custer endures, dreaming of land ownership, ending in loss at auction. Also lists new members: David Nelson, Roger Knutsen, John Hankey, and Ruby Harris in THIRTY, SILVER, HUNDRED AND HALF, and TWO HUNDRED clubs.
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Lois Phillips Hudson
George Custer
David Nelson
Harry Nelson
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the Graettinger Times
T. Cody
Iowa
Palo Alto
Emmet
Fenton and Terris
Albert Suss
Cabinet
Otc Tomer
Emmey Counties
C. A. Shiley
Office of Home
K. L. Johnson
Optometrist
Fuhrman Funeral Home
Olene Jacobson, D.V.M
Ted Knudtson
W. G. Rients
Howie
OF the
Roy T. Peterson
Tom Millen
Byron Rolfson
John Fi
Gilber
Kenneth J
G. Lars Petersen
Tet Knudtson
Wayne Potter McDonald
5 & Water Depts
T Graeve
Chas. Burg
Dwayne Lammers
Whoo Hughes
Francis Meidecker Jr
Lents
F. Shaver, Pres
Earl Erickson
Francis Hughes
Alma Burne
Richard Miller
Mra
Alice Yooh
Jack Phillip
Charles Barlow
Or. J. L. Coffey
J. E. Smith
Community Church Directory
Father Vincent Beacon
Loot Island
Lutheran
Harald Restul
Sethel Lutheran Church
J. Maltz
Robert Dawson
Hes
Wallingford
G. H. Frye
A. H. Hobson
Terry S. Anderson
Emmet CO. Bank
Gerald Steave
Methodist Church
Bratland Jewelry
Emmeteburg
Bust al
Done Sr Casper
OAP
Nelson
Pato Alie
Jows
BIBLE
Ing Onetyp
R. Luchsinger
K. Jensen
C. Schurmann
R. Jensen
W. Dappen
A. Hersleff
L. Grady
Dan Rasmussen
H. Noble
C. Young
Luehsinger
Ida Weir
Alice Mills
Lois Graettinger
Stella Sandvig
Marjorie Fink
D&E _ ELECTRIC EMMETSBURG
City Library
Roger Knutsen
Wayne Knutsen
John Hankey
Mrs
Lawrence Hankey
TWO Hundred Club
Ruby Harris
Bud Harris
Graettinger State Bank
Graettinger, Sons
F.D.I.C
Braettinger State Bank
Aires
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