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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1962
Page
8
A mixed column notes tips on teaching kids tax withholdings, warns about prize scams, and sneaks in short Anecdotes from Buena Vista students Terry and Jerry Penniman who broke legs. It mentions Thai kings, Buddhist vows, and a quip about a 102-year-old Waverly resident William Hamm's death with family survivors.
Sioux Valley, led by Raveling with five rushing touchdowns, defeated the Pirates 32 to 12 at Evergreen Field in a homecoming clash. Alesch rushed for 98 yards and scored twice for the Pi rates, while injuries sidelined linemen Fark and Riersen.
The Town of Graettinger presents the quarterly financial statement for the quarter ending September 30, 1962. Prepared by Clerk D L Lammers, this report summarizes receipts, expenditures, and balances for municipal accounts and outlines cash on hand and outstanding warrants.
City council met at 7 30 p m October 1 1962 with all members present. Minutes from September 5 read and approved. Board of Adjustments reported on Theo Torreson garage extension request. request refused. Water sewer permit approved for H H Gjerde for lots 5 6 block 4 Kent first addition. Torreson garage extension request again refused. Bills approved across funds including Graettinger Telephone, Graettinger Times, Our Own Hawe, Home Farm Bldg, Graettinger Lumber, Shaver Mfg, Dallam Ford, Fay Welding, Buds Service, Standard Oil, Emmet Martin, Ralph Masters, Graettinger Light Plant, Ben Boecker. Gas bills approved. industrial No 1 rate for Graettinger Community School. Total gas charges 2444 72. Adjournment. Mayor Roy Peterson, Clerk D L Lammers. Tomato: Walter Remley reports a two pound tomato, 18 inches around, from Plainfield garden.
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