Local Notes From Graettinger and Wallingford 1918
Graettinger area reports Spanish influenza affects schools, funerals for Peter Mortonson, birth of a son to Arthur Albright, and parish meetings with delegates from Swan City. Local families travel for visits, weather delays trips, and Red Cross election set for Oct 21 1918 at Palo Alto County Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garde
Rathven
Patrick Rodgers
Marshalltown
Peter Mortonson
Mortonson
Boulton
Arthur Albright
Christeerson
S. O. Sande
Jacob Brekke
Gam ‘Sandvik
Swan City
Graettinger
Red Rosa
Palo Alto County
Court House
Wallingford
Jacob Herum
A. J. Anderson
High Lake
John Peterson
M. S. Sevatson
Sevatson
Sioux City
Miss Coady
Linkenfettehr
Estherville
Dave Ingvall
Art Amdahl
C. P. Jackson
St. Paul
Will Bray
Dows
Iowa
J. O. Kasa
Norris
Fort Snelling
Kase
John Jackson
Myhre & Waters
Tom Waters
1918 19 Lyceum Course Underwriters Listed
The 1918 19 Lyceum Course list of underwriters includes Graettinger figures such as E M Cathcart and Antone E Johnson along with many other donors or sponsors like O A Jensen M J Reidy Th T Nane E 3 George F E Schurmann Charley Jensen J A Spies F GC Weigmann John Wikert Vincent Kelly J P Jensen Fred Spies Chris Jensen W H Noble R W Andrews John Jackman C Stanley A J Johnson P G Johnson Elizabeth Jensen John C Jermon Harry V Dickey Louis Christiansen W M Knutson Bartleman Brod and more, all named as backers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Wsmer
O. A. Jensen
M. J. Reidy
Th. T. Nane
George
F. E. Schurmann
Charley Jensen
J. A. Spies
F. GC. Weigmann
John Wikert
Vincent Kelly
J. P. Jensen
Fred Spies
Chris Jensen
W. H. Noble
R. W. Andrews
John Jackman
C. Stanley
A. J. Johnson
P. G. Johnson
Elizabeth Jensen
John C. Jermon
Harry V. Dickey
Louis Christiansen
W. M. Knutson
Bartleman Brod
A Bit Of Home Within The Camp War News Feature
A long low building with verandas houses a W A hostess suite where a mother and baby arrive on furlough. An officer’s return and a baby reunion unfold as W A workers offer shelter. The piece extols W A hospitality for sailors and soldiers, stressing democratic spirit, morale impact, and overseas aid programs.
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Alwayd
John
France
Ww. C. A
Cata
War Department
Indy
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Great Lakes Station
Groteen
Woc, A
Vestments of the Russian Clergy Are Most Costly
A writer notes the Russian clergy wear the richest vestments in the world. The Holy Synod finances clerical garments with advances deducted from stipends. Within the Kremlin’s House of the Holy Synod, vestments valued at vast sums are said to exist, including a Nicene creed garment encrusted with jewels. Reports estimate pieces worth hundreds of thousands to millions, with rumors of a seal-like treasury unseen by the public.
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Bragg
Petersen
Emmetsburg
Symth
Ford
Bergum
Mra. Megrers
Ruth Mitchell
Peterson
Miss Smyth
Osher
Adolph Spies
Holy Synod
House of the Holy Synod
Kremlin
Dyeing Eyes to Evade Capture in Old Case
A prisoner known as the wardress with blue eyes dyed them brown to dodge police. The dye faded in jail, returning her eyes to blue, and she avoided dyeing her hair black. The deception proved temporarily effective but her identity was ultimately established.
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Bertin
Jalt
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J. ‘Sullivan
Graettinet
Tows
Mable Anderson
Esther‘villa
Joe Sullvan
Arthur Myhre
St. Mihiel Salient
Gladys Johnson
Minnie Henningsen
Graettinger E
I. F. Noble
Ed Arnette
Vera Ford
Cora Christopher
Anna Bergum
Bertha Fudge
Harold Jensen
Cora Spies
John J. Sullivan
C. Foster
Knutson & Bolstad
Bob. Wilson
J. B. Ellis
D. R. Gardner
G. C. Coolidge
F. G. Madigan
O. H. Raleigh
A. H. Shaver
H. Leslie Wildey
L. L. Lindsey
Anna K. Petergon
Edna Bragg
Ruth Smyth
Della Croot
Esther Osher
Trograd
Tka Fidona
Signal Corph
Tyouie
Italank
Geyerman & Sons
Jersey
Linde Mori