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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1925

Page

11

Young Couple Married At Spencer Thursday

A wedding report from Spencer details the marriage of Mr. Howard Mason and Miss Florence M. Stith at the Christian parsonage on October first, with witnesses A. N. Jongen and Mrs Jensen. The couple's wedding dinner followed at the bride’s parents home in Lost Island before a wedding trip to Murdo and Watertown Springs, then plans to live with the groom’s parents on the farm. The article extols both families and wishes long, happy years.

Howard Mason Mra RC. Mason Misa Florence M. Stith Lost Island Islahd

Social Home Club Meeting at Dora Smiths Home

The Social Home Club will meet at Mrs Dora Smiths home on October 9 1025 The meeting opens with a club song then the business session Roll call answers Pie Receives Program Committee Mya Anna Prick Helen Olson and Mrs Emma Christiansen

Dora Smith Anna Prick Helen Olson Emma Christiansen

Two Boys Suffer Broken Arm in School Parking Incident

An unusual accident occurred Friday evening at the High School parking grounds as a Ford car unexpectedly kicked twice, breaking a boy's arm each time. Gerald Ronatend owned the car. the spark issue caused the first injury when starting the machine. Gordon Santiving attempted to start it again, and the car kicked, breaking his arm in two places. Both bones were set and are knitting. The youths have the sympathy of friends and others. A five year old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Stewart, fractured his leg after falling into a cellar way. he was taken to Coleman hospital and is recovering.

Gerald Ronatend Gordon Santivng Martin Stewart Coleman Hospital

Special Notice on Debt Settlement Between Partners

A dissolution notice from C. Wicgman & Son warns all debtors to settle accounts by November 1, 1926. Those unpaid by the deadline will be turned over for collection and added collection charges.

C. Wicgman & Son

Bestes' cook in the world ad from Charley Jensen

A reader is invited to read Charley Jensen's advertisement in this week's Times for full particulars on a claim that a mother is the best cook in the world. The repetition of a child’s praise frames the notice as a light feature tease.

Charley Jensen

Local Legion Over Tops Drive in Graettinger

The Gradlinger community over subscribed its quota in a nationwide five million dollar endowment drive for disabled veterans and orphans of service members. Graettinger residents contributed generously despite rain and limited solicitations, with the final boost bringing the total to about ten dollars above the target. A list of donors and an appreciation card from the Legion will appear in next week’s Times.

Gradlinger Graettinger Graet Singer America Legion Timas

Rochelle doctor Tesdal dies after operation in Illinois

Dr C L Tosdal a veterinary surgeon born in Ross Norway April 8 1870 emigrated to the United States at 18. He practiced in Minnesota Illinois and later Rochelle where he resided eight years. Survived by wife Miss Berger Toland born in Chicago two sisters in Minnesota and three in Norway. Funeral at Presbyterian church Tuesday at 2 30 p m burial at Lawnridge cemetery.

Tesdal Rochell Ilinois 0. L. Tesdal Mesdames J. J. Johnson Albert ‘Thu E. A. Oddson Rochelle Mun Os Herald C. L. Tosdal Lincoln Hospital Tosdal Ross Norway Minnesota Chicago McKelly Veterinary College Chicago Veterinary College Lee, Tinois Springfield United States Misa Berger Tolland Minnenote Presbyterian Church Lawnridge Cemetery

Pirates Triumph Over Senators 8 to 2 in N tense tilt

The Pirates defeated the Senators 8 to 2 after a tied 1 1 through the early innings. Blugel was injured by a fast ball in the sixth while Pittsburg tallied two in the eighth on an error and a homer. Washington loaded bases in the ninth but managed only one run. The piece ends with a note about the Prince of Wales’ reception.

Pirates Senators Blugel Pittsburg Washington

Auction and live stock items of interest

The Times highlights early season auction activity with prices trending upward. Sellers include Earnest Wikert, Ben Reeves, and H A Steward staging sales October 12 13 near Gractinger and Twin Cities region. Listings cover horses cattle Poland Chinas milking cows and machinery with ads noting full details. Leo Johnson fractured left arm at his farm barn in a prior incident.

Robert Elsenbust Harry Wikert Wikert Reeves Earnest Wikert Ben F. Reeves Grachtinger Times Parrtnership Ray Poland Hi. A. Steward Grasttinger Twin Cities Mr. Steward I. A. Brown Ringsted C. J. Lande Ludvig Larson Iowa Gardner

Monarch Range Sale At Jensen Hardware

An October 12 to 17 sale week promotes Monarch ranges at Jensen Hardware. The large Times display ad promises a free dinner with each stove and highlights full sale details and pricing in the ad copy.

Monarch Jensen Hardware Jensen

Gardner tops buyers as trusted hog dealer in region

China hogs attract buyers from wide areas with Gardner named as guarantee of quality. He stresses equal costs to feed and care for good hogs and notes extra pounds at market are like found money. Also: Barrett auctioning home, block of ground, and a five passenger automobile on October 17. Skatko of Wallingford offers several Spotted Poland China boars for sale.

Gardner O. D. Barrett Barrett Poland C. I. Skatteko Wallingford Sala

C and George Enter Banking Business in Grinnell

C S George of Grinnell formerly of Graettinger has been chosen assistant cashier of a reorganized bank in Grinnell. He chaired the depositors committee during the reorganization and is noted for years of service as cashier of the First National Bank at Graettinger. His Grinninger friends express pleasure at the recognition.

C. S. George of Grinnell Graettinger First National Bank Place

Ice Cream Social at School House North of Osgood

An ice cream social will be held at the school house a mile and a half north of Osgood on Friday evening October 9th. Oysters and lunch will be served. Miss Martha Herko is the teacher.

Osgood Martha Herko

World of Pleasure staged at Grand Theatre Ne therville

The World of Pleasure was presented at the Grand theatre in Ne therville on Tuesday evening with good attendance. The four musical extravaganza featured exceptionally beautiful scenery and several Gracttinger residents attended the production.

Grand Theatre Netherville Gracttinger

Dangerous Innocence at Hawkeye Friday and Saturday

A motion picture play titled Dangerous Innocence will be shown at the Hawkeye theater this Friday and Saturday. A brief ad urges local audiences to attend the screening as requested.

the Hawkeye

Emmetsburg Defeats Rockwell City in 16 to 0 Saturday

Emmetsburg High School football team defeated Rockwell City Saturday by a score of 16 to 0 on Rockwell City’s gridiron.

Emmetsburg Rockwell City

Mekkelson To Remain Graettinger Pastor

Reverend C J Mekkelson is reappointed as pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church in Graettinger. He and his family have lived there four years and are valued by all as a tireless, capable pastor. The community notes his broad minded, earnest service and good will among residents. Members of the Catholic church later held a gravelling bee on cemetery road, laying five loads of gravel from Jorgen Anderson with hot coffee supplied by Mrs John Rathman. The work was postponed due to wet weather and aimed to finish Friday. The improvement is needed as the road and hill were dangerous in rain.

C. J. Mekkelson Methodist Episcopal Church Graettingerger Mekkelson Cemetery Jorgen Anderson John Rathman

President Coolidge Delivers Splendid Omaha Address

President Coolidge spoke to a Legion convention in Omaha on Tuesday, delivering a stirring plea for tolerance in America. The speech was well delivered, showing careful preparation, and the president was at his best, earning hearty applause.

Coolidge Legion Omaha America

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Spencer Financial Council Farmers & Merchants State Bank Pittsburgh Metetl Local Legion Prince of Wales Leo Johnson Johnson Farm C. & George Busi Graetsinger Market Report Fiomns Eeesse Faderel Baverve Syste
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