Justice Morling Dies at Des Moines Eminent Iowa Jurist
Justice Morling of Emmetsburg died in Des Moines after a long illness. Funeral services were held at Amersburg with Masonic rites. Born April 21, 1864 in Booneville, he practiced law there before moving to Emmetsburg and Des Moines. Appointed to the Iowa Supreme Court in 1926, he served with distinction and was known for impartiality and clear opinions.
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Des Moines
Amersburg
M. E
Masonic Lodge
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Iowa Supreme Rt
Fuservices
Ettinger
Morling
Des Moines Register
Ustlea Morling
Des
Supreme Court
Town Supreme Court
Ar‘thir
Hammill
Towa Attornay
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Pan
Albany Law School
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St. Paul
Minnesota
Acractica
Emmetsburgen
Emmetaburg
Ming
West Publishing
Hia
Booneville
United States
Bramers
B. Soper
Be Allen
Orling
M. Morling
Gr eatingh Market Report October 20 1982
Market report from Graettinger dated October 20 1982 covers poultry weights and prices including heavy hens and old roosters. Lists various line items such as heavy spring weights and state brand butter with price ranges though OCR errors obscure some words.
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Graettinghr Market
Yhursday
Gorin
Hews
Riba
Wm Michaels Hired As High School Janitor
The school board hired Wm Michaels as janitor for the remainder of the year. He has long served in this role, recovering from a broken ankle injury suffered last July while trimming trees on school grounds. He will start work at the school at the start of November. Mr and Mrs DT Ba Ware had been filling in during his absence.
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Wm. Michaela
Michaela
DT. Ba Ware
Voters Inquire About The Circle And Square Ballot Confusion
Voters seek guidance on mixing tickets using circle and square marks. Instructions state place four marks in a circle to vote a republican ticket while selecting desired candidates on other tickets, or reverse for democratic voters. Do not mark more than one circle to avoid spoiling the ballot.
Notable Morling Dies. Judges, Lawyers Mourn Loss
Justice Moyling, a respected figure in state law and church circles, died leaving memories of a career on the supreme court and service as a trustee of Morningside College. He had been a delegate to General Conference in 1920 and 1924, survived by a daughter Ruth Shaver and two sons, Max and Maynard Morling, with widow Flora B. Tripp having died in 1920. The community, including Justice Lawrence DeGraff, paid tribute to his integrity and friendship, marking a significant bereavement for the state judiciary.
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Marling
Methodist Church
Des Moinan
Springfield
Mass
Trurteey
Morningside College
Morling
Flora.b. Tripp
Mra
Ruth Shaver
Max
Maynard Morling
Eumetssburg
Mra. E
Dewey
Bulbren
Willard Diala
DeGryt
Pi ‘Gamma Mu
Odd Fellows Lodge
Lawrence DeGraff
Justice Moyling
DeGraff
P. Fy
Taville - Gard Ria
The-Atate
Iqu Mara
Gantury
Republicans And Democrats Hold Rally Meetings
Republicans held a Hawkeye Theatre rally with Hon. Joe Anderson former speaker of the house delivering the address. He praised Gov Dan Turner and drew a good crowd while Democratic candidate FP Donlon spoke at Woodman Hall amid a cold wind and storm warnings.
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Joe Anderson
P. H. Benson
Hawkeye Theatre
Winnebago County
Dan Turner
Anderson
Grachtingergo
Ansere
Armstrong
Woodman Hall
FP. J. Donlon
Donlon
Mary Marfeavel Price
New York
Graettinger Cootball Faces Hard Friday With Ineligible Players
Graettinger Cootball prepares for Friday’s game at Vervil after suffering a hard blow as three players are ruled ineligible for three weeks, sidelining them for the remainder of the season. Coach Arney, guiding a young squad of 15 and 16 year olds averaging 129 pounds, has pushed the team through rough scrimmages and a close Milford defeat before a stronger Lake Park contest.
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Graettinger
Vervil
Lake Park
Tertil
Lagt
Pridlny Graettinger
Arney
Milford
Aifta
Grachtipger
Wangerour
Agney
Fas
Donald Jones Leads Irish Crew in Emmersburg Loss at Mason City
Donald Jones, son of Moe Earl Jones of Graattinger, played for Emmetsburg as they defeated Mason City 19 to 6 at a Saturday football game. Among Grasttinger attendees were Lester Craven, Barl Jones, Marl Lehigh, Arnold Henningsen, Forrest Paterson, Evelyn Jonas and Vivian Sullivan, who celebrated the result. Murphy Today reports the Democratic Hon. Lewis Murphy.
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Donald Jones
Trim
Mason City
Emmeteburg
Lester ‘Craven
Barl Jones
Marl Lehigh
Arnold Henningsen
Forrest Paterson
Evelyn Jonas
Vivian Sullivan
Moe Earl Jones
Graattinger
Immateburg
Emmateburg
Graattingerone
Funeral Held for Miss Anna Donlon in Ruthven
Miss Anna Donlon aged 76 of Lost Island township died Thursday after a long illness. Funeral Saturday at Ruthven Catholic church with Rev Father McEvoy officiating. interment in parochial cemetery. Survivors include husband? two brothers John and P H, three sisters Mary Ruthven Mrs M P Churchill Mason City and Mrs J Z Gleason Harve Montana, plus ten children and relatives. Described as loving neighbor and devout Catholic. lifelong resident of Lost Island.
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Anna Donlon
Lost Island Township
John
P. H
Mary
Ruthven
M. P. Churchill
Mason City
J. Z. Gleason
Harve
Montana
Harold Wor Aley
Williston
North Dakota
T. W. McMullen
Pargo
Gleason
P T A Program Tuesday Night Was Splendid
The PLT A regular meeting at the high school drew a large audience Tuesday evening. A piano solo by Miss Hope Christiansen opened the program, followed by an eighth grade playlet. Ten P T class members directed by Miss Everitt performed a well praised drill. Miss Weiss of Emmetsburg spoke on Christman seals.
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PLT. A
Hope Christiansen
P.T
Misa Everitt
Weiss
Emmetsburg
Republican Rally In Lost Island At Center School House
A Republican rally will be held at the Center school house Lost Island township Waedhestay evening October 26th at eight o'clock. Important issues of the day will be discussed. No speaker named yet. All are cordially invited to attend.
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Center School
Lost Island Township
Holiday Meeting At Emmetsburg Friday Evening
The regular meeting of the Partners' Holiday association will be held in the Court House in Emmetsburg Friday evening October 21. Senator Smith W Brookhart will speak. Members are urged to advertise to attract a large audience. Lester Barringer, Chairman.
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Partners’ Holiday Association
Emmetsburg
Smith W. Brookhart
Lester Barringer
Mrs Lambe's Brother Died Near Dubuque
Mrs J B Lambe received a message Monday that her brother had passed away at his home near Dubuque. Mr and Mrs Riley of Verona New Jersey, who had been visiting here, took Mrs Lambe to Dubuque during the day. No further particulars were learned.
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J. B. Lambe
Passa
Dubuque
Mra. Riley
Verona
New Jersey
Sister Of Joe Gabrielson Died In South Dakota
Mr and Mrs Joe Gabrielson and Ken Joseph were called to Platte South Dakota by a message announcing the death of Mr Gabrielsons sister Mrs Anna Lillihgaon a victim of double pneumonia Funeral was held Wednesday She was about seventy Her death is mourned by her husband four grown children and three brothers in Graettinger Platte and Canada All Graettinger friends extend sympathy Blanket Sale At Christensen's A blanket sale is in progress at the Christensen Variety store in Graettinger It will continue until next Monday
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Joe Gabrielson
South Dakota
Ken Joseph
Platte
Grachtinger
Iowa
Gabriel
Gus Gabrielson
Canada
Gabrielson
Graettinger
Christensen
Corn for Fuel cheaper than coal in Iowa survey
Iowa Engineering Experiment Station tests show corn can heat homes at similar or lower cost than Iowa, Illinois, and anthracite coal. Fourteen to seventeen cent corn prices contrast with coal prices around five to nineteen dollars per ton, while notes on handling, cobs, and storage add caution.
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Iowa
Illinois
Iowa Engineering Experiment Station
Iowa State College
Wells Doodled for John J. Raskob and Riley Family
In Verona New Jersey Mrs. James J. Riley and her husband visited Father Kelly and Joe Kally in Ayrahire over Sunday and Monday. Riley, a well drilling businessman, came to the United States in 1899 and built large equipment for drilling wells for corporations cities and individuals. Years ago he drilled nine subbars of 1500 foot walls on John J. Raskob’s New York country estate, a vast thousand acre property.
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James J. Riley
Verona
New Jersey
Father Kelly
Joe Kally
Ayrahire
Joe
Riley
Alist
Ireland
Mr. Riley
United States
John J. Raskob
New York
Graettinger Defeats Lake Park 6 to 0 in Thriller
Graettinger High School edged Lake Park 6 to 0 on the local gridiron Friday afternoon. Leon Moraine connected with Grady on a first quarter pass for the lone score, while Graettinger’s defense repelled Lake Park drives and held firm near the goal line late in the game.
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Graettinger High
Lake Park
Tho Nght
Lake Park Eleven
Leon Moraine
Jon Grady
Moraine
Sullivan
Grady
Edgar Grein
Graettinger
Grein
Kermit Reeves
Edward Sullivan
Irvin Graettinger
Eugene Leonard
Henry Doerning
Lloyd Duhn
Emmet
Charlen Thoreson
Kermit Jensen
Vance Horswell
Arney
Joe Grady
Kermit Reaves
Edgar Gren
Erwin Graettinger
Lloyd Duha
Emmet Best
Charles Thoregon
Veterans Oyster Supper Planned by American Legion Post
Earl Lehigh, local American Legion Post commander, requests The Times to announce an oyster supper at City Hall next Tuesday evening in conjunction with the post meeting. All World War I veterans are cordially invited to attend, with refreshments and social time to follow.
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Earl Lehigh
American Legion Post
All World Warpearehe
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