For Sale Notices and Office Ads Collected
Auction style classifieds show no hunting signs available from the Times Office. Adding machine paper and ribbons for Burroughs Smith Corona Victor and R C Allen offered by Graettinger Times and the Times Office. Also a super flame twin burner stove listed in good condition by Arnold Bisgaard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Office
Graettinger Times
Arnold Bisgaard
Underwood
Burroughs, Smith-Corona
Victor
R. C. Allen
Remington
Smith- Corona
Thank you notes from local groups and families
Ono THANKS We wish to thank everyone for patronage at our supper and bazaar and all who helped make it a success Lost Island Ladies Aid 1x I thank everyone for cards gifts flowers and visits during hospital stay and after home care Mrs Einer Dalen 1x We thank neighbors friends and relatives for kindness gifts food mission offerings cards calls and floral bouquets during illness and recent death of husband and father also thanks to Legion Auxilagy ladies and St Pauls Lutheran circles The Family of John Nissen 1x
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lost Island Ladies Aid
Ladies of the Legion Auxilagsy
St. Paul's
Remsen dies Gustave Alesch longtime Iowa legislator
Gustave Alesch 80 father of Arnold Alesch of Graettinger died at his Remsen home Saturday night. Funeral held Wednesday at St Marys church. Survived by wife seven children 29 grandchildren three great grandchildren two brothers and a sister. Alesch served as Iowa state legislator 1933 to 1941 and led reform drives. Born in Luxembourg he immigrated in 1918 and farmed near Marcus and Remsen most of his life. He also wrote on politics and served on school and county boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave
Alesch
Arnold Alesch
Graettinger
Remsen
St. Mary’s Church
Iowa
Mr. Alesch
Luxembourg
United States
Marcus and
Lfe
Local News Highlights From Graettinger Area
Mrs Eugene Kres entertained teachers wives at a three oclock luncheon. Rix and family recently moved from Essex to Inwood. Olesen and Jensen visited relatives in Illinois. Hess of Glendora California visited H Hess family. Walter Tindall discharged as SP3 from MP unit in Germany. Allen Thu discharged from U S Army at Ft Lewis after 14 months in Alaska. Norris and daughter Barbara visited from Decorah. Merlin Norris plans Luther Seminary. John McDonald trip to Oregon California. train travel with family. Paul Appel discharged from Army in Germany. Ray Glazier family visited Long Beach. Barbara Norris honored with relatives. Town and Cody families visited near Cylinder. Berkland hosted. Feature on Queen travels and preparations for state visit. Chicago American ad feature. Schanys from South Gate visiting. Lancaster family in St Paul. Cappen returns from Glens Falls trip. Wikert visiting from Morningside College. Englund and Jensen visited Show aunt. Bess Hamilton visiting Cook family in Rochester. Bud Hamilton had surgery in Rochester. Luhman discharged from Army at Fort Lewis.
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Ed J. Hess
Glendora
California
H.C. Hess
Mr. Hess
H. C. Hess
Walter Tindall
John Tindall
Walter
Army
Germany
Allen Thu
Clarence Thu
U. S. Army
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Thu
Fort Richardson
Alaska
Merlin Norris
Barbara
Decorah
Iowa
Martin Norris
Ed Zitterich
Merlin
Luther College
Luther Merlin
Lutheran Seminary
St. Paul
John McDonald
Oregon
Dave
Peg
Portland
Ore
Duane Johnson
Seaside
Margaret Johnson
Phil
George
Herbert Lancaster
Lancaster
Johnson
B. E. Cappen
Wayne
Glens Falls
New York
Dick Wikert
Morningside College
Sioux City
Clarence Wikert
Lydia Englund
Muscatine
Ernest Jensen
Lone Rock
Jim Show
Soldier Returns Home After 14 Months in Alaska
Relatives in California await arrival of a service member who has spent the last 14 months stationed in Alaska before returning home. The note indicates the long deployment period and anticipated family reunion after duty overseas.
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California
Alaska
Vernon Climbers Hold First Meeting of Year
The Vernon Climbers met at Connie Smiths home with seven members and one guest. Regina Bradley called the meeting to order and officers for the coming year were elected: Linda Gjerde president, Connie Smith vice president, RoyAnne Donovan secretary, Karen Donovan historian, Kathy Hobart and Virginia Bradley reporters. Lunch was served by the hostess and her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Climbers
Connie Smith
Regina Bradley
Teader
Linda Gjerde
RoyAnne Donovan
Karen Donovan
Kathy Hobart
Virginia Bradley
More Registrations in Local Night School
Between 15 and 20 new names were added to the adult evening school registration on recent Tuesday night sessions. The law class next week will cover investment practices. The typing class uses a new text and upholstery projects have begun. It is not too late to register for the balance of the night school.
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Smail House
Luther Herrick
Hansen's Hardware
H. A. Elsenbast
Watson Apts
Howe
A. C. Christiansen
Apt
Hawkeye
Fred Spies
D&E_ ELECTRIC
Emmetsburg
Culligan RM Service
America
Keith Starr
Jensen Barber Shop
Ger
Gustave Alesch
Atteshabg
Colin Nl Ee
Fuop
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corporation
Hansen Howe
Grapttinger
Heagpyorters
Histe
Streamsite
Agi
Eugene Kres
Donald Rix
Essex
Inwood
Oscar Olesen
Albert Jensen
Mlinois
Paul Appel
Otto Appel
Ray Glazier
Darlene
Long Beach
Calif
Mrs
Dick Rasmussen
Town
Palmer Cody
John Cody
Cylinder
Art Berkland
Mr. Cody
American Weekly
Chicago American
Richard Schany
Bruce
South Gate
Leo Schany
Lester Martinson
Bess Hamilton
Owen Cook
Rochester
Bud Hamilton
Kay
Mrs. Cook
Roy Luhman
Wm. Luhman
Fort Lewis
Clover Farm
Glendale
Jonathon
Kinnard
Cisanala Soke
Inab
Ons Clover
Priega
Feure
Paul Pe
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