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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1961
Page
8
A playful column imitates a shopper scene with a couple choosing pudding types, contrasts instant versus quick boil, and jokes about marriage and domestic life. It weaves in humorous vignettes about family trips, seat belts, and a wry take on commuting and camping in parks, concluding with a breezy close.
In a lakeside scene a muskrat teases a duck with a fast pursuit. The duck speeds away and makes sharp turns as the muskrat follows in a playful V formation. The duck tires of the game and takes flight, ending the lighthearted chase. The writer notes relief in returning home safe amidst highway dangers.
Large turnout Friday afternoon filled Graettinger for the homecoming parade. Junior float We won't swallow the feet won first. freshman They're all washed up second. odds are with us third. seniors Let's deal to win fourth. Elementary wins included Wagon class first John Graettinger, others second and third. Several local businesses and organizations participated amid school officials thanks.
Graettinger Pirates sprinted to a 35 6 homecoming victory over Terril at Evergreen Park Friday night. Tony Alesch sparked the offense with multiple carries and two touchdowns, while Bob Murphy added a pair of long runs and a TD. Graettinger outgained Terril 265 rushing yards to 88 and held Terril to a dominant defensive stand in the late stages. Don Miller and Pat Rathman led the celebration, with Miller scoring the final extra point.
The snippet notes Murphy averaging 17 yards per carry, with Alesch at five yards per attempt and Vasey at three yards per rush in a short football tally.
Emmetsburg courthouse hosts sessions from 10 to 2 on Wednesdays October 4 and 18 November 1 15 29 December 13 27 Estherville city hall runs 10 30 to 2 on Tuesdays October 10 24 November 7 21 December 5 19 Details include dates, locations, and times for each session.
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