29 Oct 1959
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1959
Page
1
Graettinger voters will select from four mayoral candidates and ten for five council seats in next Tuesday's city election. Polls open 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. with past turnout low and contests on the ballot. Local merchants promote a Graettinger Trading Stamp plan to boost shopping savings.
The notice urges readers to verify expiration labels on subscriptions. It emphasizes timely renewal and explains how to renew or contact support if the label shows an end date. The tone is formal and service-focused.
Devotional note references Acts 4 82 through 5 16 and I John 4 11 21 with focus on faithful community and Christlike love as guidance for readers. The fragment emphasizes unity, testimony, and abiding in love as core themes.
A reflection on the New Testament church as a fellowship of believers not in uniform opinion but united in faith. The Jerusalem church cared for the poor, distributed aid, and prayed together, showing how belief becomes action.
Mark Travers vows to find killer of his friend Phillippe Langle after a Paris rendezvous with a rebel leader known as Timgad. He pursues clues to Algeria and Monte Carlo, where a tense night unfolds with a French beauty and a violent confrontation. The Riviera setting frames espionage, love, and intrigue in Albrand’s style.
Clerk EB Thompson announces bid for re election and Casper Nelson also seeks another term in county government. Graettinger high school football lost 33 to 0 at Milford while Milford beat Emmetsburg 25 to 0 the prior week. A Gravel Pit school program and box social is planned for October 26 at 8 PM with Miss Agnes Goecke as teacher. John Patrick Joyce and Vera Elizabeth Meyer wed in Graettinger Catholic church on October 15 at 7:30 AM. Mrs Gabrielsen donated fresh strawberries to the Times on October 16 noting ample supply if weather holds. A list of pupils with perfect attendance over the past week is given, including Kenneth McComb, Donald McComba, and others.
Mr. Orville Masters and Miss Bertha Grady wed at the Catholic church Tuesday morning at 7 30. Rev Father Kelly officiated, with Miss Alice Weir as teacher and Miss.
State of Iowa Palo Alto County notice that an instrument purporting to be the last will of Robert Elsenbast deceased was produced and hearings set for November 23 1959. Alma Burns clerk signs and seals the district court October 23 1959.
HTH The E Bunkers of Diagonal observed their 60th wedding anniversary on September 27. They were married in 1899 in Indian Hill Wenon? Wait. The source notes indicate a 1899 wedding in Known Town Iowa.
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