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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1935

Page

6

Charles Nolan County Pioneer Dies in Emmetsburg

Charles Nolan, longtime Emmetsburg resident and Palo Alto County pioneer, died after a life of farming and community service. He and his wife Alice Conway raised ten children, with Mrs Nolan passing in 1924. Surviving sons include John, Thomas, and William. numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. The Democrat extends sympathy to the Nolan family.

Man Thomas Laughlin M A. Laughlin Graettinger Nolan John Alice Libert Town City John FL Thomas GC Wimpetsburg Dames Geday Rapids William EB Chientga P. ¥. Nolan Leland Laiehlin Omnaha Marie Stewart Ruthven GL. Po Johnson Omaha Mowart Still Cedar Rapids Alice Marie Lihert Iowa City Dorothy Richard Nolan John Francis Anita Patrick Vincent Robert Margery Ruth Nolan Alice Jane Mary Ann James Thames Helen Marie Nolan Tmmersburg Patricia Ann Helen Trene Margery Stewart Patricia M. J. Laughlin BP. Liddle Tom Conway Will Kane Mra Mraneis Kennedy Mary Kelm Ambrose Conway Trank Kinney Netherville Fred Theil Britt Josie Mellway Cherokee Lit Murray Fort Dodge Graddinger Ayrshire Mallard Charles Nolin Palo Alto Algona Charles Nolan Our Emmetsburg Democrat

Local social notes from Graettinger and surrounds

Forrest Peterson was a business caller in Estherville Saturday evening. Art Duhn and Joe Grady Sr. of Graettinger were Des Moines business callers Monday. Joseph Grady, an A I B student from Des Moines, spent Sunday in Graettinger visiting his parents. Miss Arlene Goeders of Cylinder was an overnight guest at the Sohn Kliegl home. R Vasey of Golden Dale Washington spent several days with his brother in Graettinger. Mr. and Mrs. J P O'Brien of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Jeh. Sullivan of Graettinger were dinner guests at Miss Marian Walsh's Emmetsburg home. Attorney Joe Hand of Emmetsburg was a Graettinger caller. Charles and Henry Rubink of Sauk Rapids Minnesota spent the first of the week with their uncle Fred Rubink in this city. John Smith and Leo Bannon, who had been visiting in Graettinger, returned to Waterloo. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bradley and family of Rodman were Sunday guests of Ben Bradley east of Graettinger. Mr. and Mrs. J P O'Brien of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Spies were dinner guests at the J A Spies home.

Forrest Peterson Estherville Art Duhn Joe Grady Graettinger Des Moines Joseph Grady Arlene Goeders Cylinder Sohn Kliegl Miss Goeders Kieigli R Joe Hand Emmetsburg Charles Henry Rubink Sauk Rapids Minnesota Fred Rubink John Smith Leo Bannon Waterloo Joe Bradley Rodman Ben Bradley East of Graettinger J. P. O’brien Chicago Charles Spies Adolph Spies J. A. Spies

Boxing card at Graettinger thrills 600 fans in six bouts

Promoters invited world champ Braddock to appear but he was booked in Mason City. Verne Trickel outboxed Andy Miller in the main. Swede Allen defeated Kid Jobe, and Bob Jackson beat Chief Korver in a six‑round thriller. Hassel vs Doss failed to thrill.

Emmetsburg Verne Trigkel Palo Alto Andy Kid” Miller Sioux City Craettinger Tyiekel Miller Trickel Warnes Clarence Jack) Philips Spencer Henry Doss Rockford Ill Barney Hassel Grosttinger Ringsted Grachtinger Andy Miller Verne Trickel Doss

Swede Allen Beats Kid Jobe in Tight Sioux City Bout

Fans saw Swede Allen land hard blows in every round to outfight Kid Jobe Sioux City colored boy who was outweighed. Chief Korver and Bob Jackson opened the program with Jackson edging Korver in a rough six round clash, Jackson winning narrowly. Sidney Petersen filled in for Vic Johnson against LeRoy Blum, lasting four rounds as Reeves counted to nine.

Allen Kid Jobe Sioux City Jobe Chief Korver Bob Jackson Bob Graettinger Ing Korver Jackson Korver Sidney Petersen Vic Johnson LeRoy Blum Ben Reeves

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