Local News Briefs Highlight Homecomings and Visits
Mrs A H Cameron returned from Arkansas to visit her parents Rev and Mrs A R Cuthbert. Gracttinger and Ayrshire students Mary McManus Vivian Sullivan and Margaret Kibbie came home from Cheralkee dinier college. Local football fans watched Marl Carney’s Iris crew defeat Sheldon Junior College. A daughter arrived for Mr and Mrs Sam Reynolds. Misses Hester Raymer and Mary Margaret Sullivan visited grandmother Mrs John Gallow er. Officials Joe Ball aided the homecoming game. Rev Fremont Faul and family attended Evergreen Athletic Field events from Titanica. Elmer Trill returned from Illinois after attending the Century of Progress exposition. P T A Dunmire and Supt Hoon attended from Titonka. Hoon and Dunmire officiated. Spies, M T Thompson, Palmer Frettem and Bert Montgomery came from Emmetsburg for bridge party hosted by Haumpartner and Ericson. Supt Mrs Ralph Coder and Coach Merle Grodland attended Graettinger homecoming events. Mr and Mrs C H Berdin drove to Council Bluffs to visit Alfred Berdin. Myrile Petersen at Dana College was visited in Blair. Mis Carter’s little daughter suffered a broken arm three weeks ago. splints removed after recovery.
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Mary McManus
Vivian Sullivan
Gracttinger
Margaret Kibbie
Ayrshire
Cheralkeee Dinier College
Emmetsburg
Marl Carney
Iris Crew
Sheldon Junior College
Sam Reynolds
Reynolds
Hester Raymer
Mary Margaret Sullivan
John Gallower
Elmer Trill
Grachtinger
Ilinois
A. Dunmire
Supt. Hoon
Titonka
Supt
Hoon
Coach Dunimire
Charles Spies
EH. M. Thompson
Palmer Frettem
Bert Montgomery
Max Haumpartner T
Karl Ericson
Ralph V. Coder
Merle Grodland
Curlew Hish School
Graettinger
C. H. Berdin
Council Bluffs
Alfred
Ole Petersen
West of Town
Byrth Amdahl
Graettinver
Blair
Nebraska
Myrile Petersen
Dana College
Mis Carter
Lois
Mary Margaret Price
Father Kelly
Des Moines
Bishop Drumm
John Kelly
Boone
C. A. Jensen
Tyler
Minnesota
Jensen
Quan Crowley
Dauughter
Catherine
John Murphy
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Don Leonard
Ringstot
Emmet
W. R. Webb
Spencer
Nals Smith
Vraettingeer
Kossuth County
Palo Alto
Martin Greise
Shell
Burt
Lost Island
Ruthven Free Press
Lester Craven
Delmar Allen
Reynald Nane
Iowa City
Towa
Mrs. Masters
Waterloo
Marion Nine
Towa University
Burt Farmers Elevator Company
McDonalds Lumber Company
Laurens
Bishop Drumm Dies After Illness and Funeral Planned
The Most Rev Thomas W Drumm bishop of Des Moines dies from ptomaine poisoning after an 18 month struggle with high blood pressure Funeral services set for Friday morning. The report notes his long service and plans for the Catholic diocese mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drumm
Thomas W. Drumm
Des Moines
Catholic Church
Camel Race Time in Tunis Shows Fast Mile Pace
In a regularly supervised camel race in Tunis on March 2020 one of four facing camels completed a 3 percent mile course in 12 minutes averaging about 8 minutes 40 seconds per mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunis
Africa
No Hurry on That Job
The article notes a family delay in deciding careers for four children, arguing that waiting may burden them more than sending them to college. It reflects a parent’s view on timing and education choices without asserting firm outcomes or plans. The tone is measured and advisory, avoiding sensational detail.
Homecoming at Gynettinger High School Energizes Crowd
Students fill the high school for a homecoming pep meeting on Thursday. A funeral procession for Terris football team, a bonfire in the yard, and a parade down Robbins Avenue highlighted the events. A 0–0 tie followed the Terril Gruettinger game. The telegram from CG Stevenson inspired students. Arlene Grodland led the pep program with help from staff and pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gynettinger High School
McMullen
Terris
Mary Jo Carter
Robbins Avenue
Terril
Gruettinger
CG. W. Stevenson
Forest City
Arlene Grodland
First Grade Pupils Back At Work As Grades Report Activities
The article notes Russel Bohn is out of school but hopes for a quick return. First grade pupils start primers and plan Halloween activities. Third and fourth grades show perfect attendance with named students and a spelling contest won by the third grade. Fifth and sixth grade history covers map work on routes of discoverers and explorers. Seventh and eighth grade citizenship visit City Hall to learn fire department parts. All grades read and prepare eight book reports due by end of term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel Bohn
Hallowe’en
George Frick
Junior Knudstein
Donald Lehigh
Dorothy Sloniker
Euelah Johnson
Claron Christensen
Howard Kerry
Russel Westfall
Mary Evelyn Fogde
Jeanette Skow
Fire Department
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Baumgartner
Lowa
A. H. Cameron
Arkansas
Rev
Mrs
A. R. Cuthbert
Joe Ball
Wimmetsburg
Fremont
Faul
Titanica
Grame Oat Evergreen Athletic
Standard Oil
ATLAS
Frank Heike
McLaughlin’s
Hompsen's Grocery
A. BP. Thompson
Earl Ericson
Iowa
Minneapolis
J. J. Sullivan
Edward
Ralph V. Cooler
Cutlew
Joe Lyons
Lyons
J.T. Michael
John Spoo
Estherville
Joe Swift
Kenneth
Dorothy
Dallas Center
Tompkins
Armers
Charley Kinney
C. A. Shiley
C. J. Shiley
Wallingford
Cedar Rapids
G. T. Shiley
DR. Hobson
Hallowe'en
Woodman Hall
Otto Larsen
Farm Union Orchestra
Coleman
ABC
Khllogg
Fairway Coffee
Cotton Union
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