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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1935
Page
3
Palo Alto County farmers can vote Saturday October 26 at sixteen polling places statewide. Lawrence Brennan, president of the county corn hog control association, announces the setup of voting sites nationwide.
A ballot asks farmers if the corn hog adjustment program should continue into 1936. It notes eligibility, polling locations in Lost Island Walnut Vernon townships, and committeemen names. County results will be wired to state HQ by Monday noon with the national result to follow, amid drought livestock and hog price concerns.
The man, an actuary for a major Milwaukee insurance company, is a brother of Representative A. H. Henningsen of Gruettinger. He remains unable to return until his condition improves.
The Rev. M. L. Metcalf will preach at the local church Sunday. Other services follow usual hours. Zion Lutheran plans a German service next Sunday at 2:00 PM in the Methodist church. Religious instruction is set for Saturday afternoon in the public school.
The reader is invited to Sunday worship at First Lutheran Church and Lost Island Lutheran Church with Sunday school at 10 and services at 9 and 11. Confirmands, Ladies Aid, missionary event, and teachers institute are announced with dates in October at St Johns Cylinder and the church. A welcoming note closes with a biblical verse.
The column announces a baptism of Lillian Mary Ellen Lundgren, daughter of Mr and Mrs Rey Lundgren, last Sunday at St Pauls Church. A memorial service will follow to honor saints who have finished their work. Names to be read and memorial cabinet dedication details to be announced during the service. Everyone is invited.
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