Bishop Heelan Class Confirmed Monday in Iowa Parish
Bishop Heelan of Sioux City will aid in confirming a class at the Catholic church in Graettinger on Monday October 8 at nine o clock. The event, a long planned Catholic rite, will be covered locally for Catholic readers as the class has prepared for confirmation over several months. Separately, Spencer and Windom fairs featured hogs and mules with top placings by local exhibitors, while a severe Wind Storm caused damage across the region with downed trees and electric wires.
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Heelan
Sioux City
Ais
Graettinger
Spencer Fair
Windom
Poland
Win- Avarid
Windom Fair
Halter
Rachtinger
Action of Country
Gradsr
Owls and Leghorns Market Report Highlights
Market items for October 2 1980 feature Owls and Leghorns with mixed keg and heavy spring notes. The fragment references keg pricing and various poultry line items though details are incomplete.
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Graettinger Market
OTN
Owls
Seevensnenes
Phisierseeeneetes
TC Seevenidbett
Sharp And Hints At Gruellinger High Music Day
The Gruellinger High School band elected officers with Arnold Henningsen as president Vivian Norris as vice president Verna Grodi as secretary and treasurer and Marian George as music news reporter. A large glee club with 26 girls trains two nights weekly while 22 boys seek entry and aim to out sing the girls. New music orders and a ジgirPs sextette replace last year’s quartet. students report strong enthusiasm for weekly Thursday assembly singing. Sunday August 1950 brought record heat with temperatures from 95 to 115 across towns.
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Arenold Henningsen
Vivian Norris
Verna Grodi
Trenautor
Marian George
Glee Club
jgirPs
Vassembly
Jasten
Gruellinger High
Counties Should Be Merged To Reduce Taxes
O W Raleigh reports on county consolidation as a method to cut government costs. The piece cites Tennessee, Virginia, and a farm journal noting potential tax reductions from merging counties, while acknowledging political resistance and the need for enabling legislation.
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Twan
Mark ‘Twain
Parm Journal
National Farm Magazine
Virginia
the Times
Court House
Farm “Journal
James County
Tenn
O. WH
Raleigh
Vernon visitors from Chicago to stay two weeks
Mr Prishee called Werdnestay Mr Ishee inoculation manager for the Port Dede Messenger with Gruettinger caller yesterday. The Times editor enjoyed a pleasant visit. Charles Lambe and children arrived from Chicago for a two week visit at the home of Mr and Mrs F L Lambe in Vernon township.
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Prishee
Werdnestay
Ishee
Port Dede
Mes
Charles Ambe Ant
Chicago
F. L. Lambe
Vernon Township
Social Items From Local Mission and Aid Societies
First Lutheran Mission Society will meet October 7 at Mrs. Th t Nune home. Danish Aid Society to meet at Mrs. Ralph Mak tas Werkesday October 9 with Mrs. John Clemmensen assisting. Mr J Ladies Aid Society at Mrs Gardner home October 9 with Mrs Harding entertaining. Evening Card Club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. P J Paulson Wednesday night with a luncheon and social time.
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First Lutheran Mission Society
First Lutheran Missa Society
Danish Aid Society
Mra. Munters
Danish Lutheran Wadies Aid Society
Mera
Ralph Mak Tas
M. H. Aid Society
Mrs. Gardner
Mr. J. Ladies’ Aid Society
Holt
Maw. O. R. Gardner
P. J. Paulson
Mra. Paulson
Lutheran Ladies Aid Bazaar and Lunch Sale
Lutheran Ladies Aid society members plan a fancy article sale and lunch on Saturday October 18. Afternoon selling hours. Dinner service begins at 3:90 p.m. Menu includes roast chicken and dressing smashed potatoes perfection salad cranberry relish pickles cake pie coffee. Charge 50 cents and 25 cents.
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Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Bavour
Lutheran Laedios' Aid Society
Rev Fremon Faul Appointed Pastor Here
Rev. Fremont Faul is returned to Graettinger as pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church for another year. The conference at Storm Lake announced returns and new appointments including Sunderlinge to Goldfield and Pruitt to Immetsburg. Bishop Wade presided, with remarks by Judge Clark of Tamp ton.
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Fremont Maul
Graettinger
Grachtinger
Faul
Sioux City
Gradingar
Storm Lake
Estherville
Times
Sunderlinge
Tmmetsburg
Goldfield
Edward Pruitt
Fanimnetsburg
J. T. Syniter
Tenton
Ruthven
Oe J. Mekkelson
Plaver
J. C. McNulty
Crosetul Lake
A. R. Cuthbert
A. He Cameron
Craetingen
Hee
Webb
Fostoria
Maul
Clark
Tampton
Town
Charenes Trua Wilson
Jr the
Eh and
Public Morals Bureau
Church of Washington
Church notes and events at St Pauls and nearby Lutherans
Church notes list services, classes, and meetings at St Pauls and Virsk Lutheran churches. Records include confirmations, Bible study, and Sunday schedules with language services and Luther League times. A 400th anniversary convention for Auge berg confeston was held at Lost Taland with reflections by Rev M Mandsager.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church Gracttinper
Hible
At & Pi South
Lutheran Church
Virsk Luth
5. S
Augeberg
Lost Taland
Hin
Four Passenger Plane Ride At Jackson Festival
Messrs Euulwix Rohmer and Otis Iau yP joined by Nels Hauge of Jackson Minnesota won a free airplane ride at the Canton styled Jackson Fall Festival last Saturday. Hauge invited Bochmer and Otis as guest riders aboard a four passenger Stingon-Deteniter from Fairmont Airways. The flight, part of a visit by French flyers, showcased a self-starter equipped craft as the group toured familiar scenes from the air.
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Euulwix Rohmer
Otis Iau
Craetlinger
Nels Hauge
Jackson
Minnesota
Jackson Fall
Hauge
Bochmer
Otis
Fairmont Airways
Minneapolis-St. Pau
Morris
Coxte
Bellonte
Fairmont
Hoya
Hite
Spirit Lake
Mission Ends Sunday Night After Powerful Catholic Mission
The Catholic church mission led by Rev. Mather Charles Cassidy of the Passionist order concluded Sunday night after a week of services. Attendance peaked with 300 to 400 communicants at Sunday masses. Many visitors from surrounding towns attended evening exercises, and Father Charles departed for Whitemore to assist at another mission.
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Mather Charles Cassidy
Christ
Father Charles
Graettinger Defeats Emmetaburg Reserves 26 to 0 on Gridiron
Graettinger High School football eleven shut out Emmetaburg Reserves 26 to 0 on a Monday afternoon. Frygve Larson disrupted plays while Robinson and Jones gained yardage. Graettinger's defense and line play dominated. next games are at Livermore and Primghar on October 16. In Humboldt a Standard Oil station robbery was reported. keeper Richard Holt admitted taking money and framing others after an initial assault claim and a five hour unconscious period.
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Graettinger High School
Footsball
Timetaburg
Grouland
Dunmire
Emmetaburg
Royal
Graettinger Boys
Frygve Larson
Robinson
Jones
Gracttinger
Harl Carney
Graettinger
Livermore
Primghar
Key
Standard Oil
Humboldt
Richard Holt
Holt
Meat market to close Sundays starting Sept 28
A meat market announces Sunday closures beginning September 28 and continued late Saturday hours. J G Amdahl expresses gratitude for patronage and commitment to service. Also notes Estherville Daily News will commence publication next Monday with strong circulation and advertiser support.
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J. G. Amdahl
Estherville Daily News
Clover Lad Builds Home Made Auto At Humboldt
Thad Herrick Jr. of Humboldt attached a Maytag motor to a small wagon and is giving free rides to friends in a homemade automobile. This local inventor showcases inventive spirit and community amusement in Humboldt.
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Humboldt
Thad Herrick, Jr
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Alaska
Heinz Ripe
Mission
White Star Brand
California
McLaughan
Yau
Inger
Jowa Ie
Fremont Faul
Karl Jones
Bark Jones
Seydy Phice Rallaindig Canettingeer
Grodland & Reeves
WH. A. Pisenbastia
Mikk Getha Sandendick
West Bend
India
Van
West Bendh
Surut
Hell
Ishind L
Norsk Service
Albert Low
Terens
St. Johnah
Badger
Rev
M. Mandsager
L. L. Paalsen
le le
W. A. Smith
Bakersfield
Runtor
H. G. Howell
Smith
Howell
Fair i
Red
Graham
Kellogg’s
Hompsen’s Grocery
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