Hospital arbitration details unclear and garbled
garbled OCR fragment mentions Holy Family Hospital arbitration with names and dates unreadable, unclear events or outcomes, multiple misspellings, no verifiable facts or coherent structure.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1966
Page
2
garbled OCR fragment mentions Holy Family Hospital arbitration with names and dates unreadable, unclear events or outcomes, multiple misspellings, no verifiable facts or coherent structure.
Fragmentary ad notes pricing per word, keyed ad surcharge, and notices for a used nylon auto dealer. Mentions a 4-bedroom Mod with furnace, storms, and Eisenbast, plus automotive service reference. Date appears as 10-27-23 with garbled wording and incomplete items.
Residents share meals at Mitchell town gatherings and visit relatives across Estherville and Armstrong. A long list of sales and want ads covers signs, chairs, beds, organ discounts, typing paper, and job openings. Also noted are visitors, family news, and army induction plans.
Neintthors and friends brought tractors to Fred Wolfe farm on Friday afternoon and plowed 30 acres. Fred Wolfe recently stayed as a patient at Traky Family Hospital. Helpers included Ebirry and Dot Nelson Richard Paus Ronnie Duhn Sam Sjeklocha Don Oleson Albert Norris Martin Norris Max Jamison Ernest Duussd Arnold Bisparid. Ladies assisting with meals were Gonna Jamison Violet Graentings Kai Norris and Maris Dati.
A family expresses sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for help with meals prayers and memorials following the hospitalization and death of a husband and father. Special thanks go to those who contributed food acts of kindness and floral offerings and to clergy for support.
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