Visiting Santa Fe priest to celebrate Mass in Graettinger
Rev. Father Francis Schuller of the Santa Fe diocese is visiting Graettinger and Ruthven relatives. A son of Tom Schuller of Ruthven, he will say a second Mass at Graettinger Catholic Church next Sunday during a one month vacation. Then: pheasant squirrel and rabbit seasons set for 1949 by State Conservation Commission with federal concurrence. The long season opens Nov 11 with varied county limits and hours. migratory waterfowl opens Oct 21 to Nov 29 with daily limits and geese provisions. Rabbit season Sept 15 to Jan 31 with 6 daily bag, 12 possession. night shooting prohibited. squirrel season Sept 16 to Nov 15 with 6 bag, 12 possession.
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Father Francis Schuller
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Graettinger
Ruthven
Tom Schuller
James King
Pather Schuller
Graettinger Catholic
State Conservation Commission
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Missouri
Intha
Lodg
Osceola
O’brien
Cherokee
Buena Vista
Clay
Dickinson
Emmet
Palo Alto
Pocahontas
Kossuth
Humboldt
Winnebago
Hancock
Wright
Commission
Canada
Catholic Ladies Aid Bazaar Sets September 25
Catholic Ladies Aid society holds its annual bazaar on Sunday September 25 with dinner served at noon. The event will feature many items for sale in the needlework booth and serving of the meal begins promptly at 12:00 noon. An invitation is extended to the public.
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Catholic Ladies’ Aid
Catholic Ladies’ ‘Ad Society
Gractington farmer Claude Sanders to hold closing sale
Claude Sanders of west of Graettinger will conduct an all items closing sale on Tuesday September 20. He is quitting farming after a heart attack and will auction 21 head of cattle 2 work horses and a large machinery list including a tractor. Auctioneers are Grodland Bortint Brown with Graettinger Bank as clerk.
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Claude Sanders
West of Gract‘tinger
Sanders
The
Times
Grodland, Bortint & Brown
Graettinger State Bank
Rit
Burns
Ben Burns
Estherville
Highway 17
Emmet County State Bank
School Dismissed Today Amid Confusing Message
An unclear notice from a local high school yields jumbled words about dismissal and activities. The fragment mentions Spencer and Graaitingen with stray letters, offering no clear date or event, but signals an ordinary school dismissal day with inconsistent text.
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Fderal ‘Eghool
Daira
Laff It Off at Graettinger Legion Show September 22 23
Rehearsals are underway for Laff It Off the talent show under Graettinger Legion and Auxiliary auspices to be staged Thursday and Friday nights September 22 and 23 at the high school auditorium. Dixie B. Devine directs the cast of about 100 impersonating famous newspaper columnists and a parade of headlines come to life with audience participation numbers.
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Legion and Auxiliary
Graettinger Legion and ‘Auxiliary
Dixie B. Devine
Pasadena
California
Adolph Spies
John Q
Junior
Jane
Richard
Karen Wolfe
Miss Kruel
Clara Suss
Cousin Katy
Bobby Reeves
Cynthia Vasey
Shirley Bonstead
Lost Their Baby Girl Mary Frances McDonald
Mr and Mrs F E McDonald of Mason City mourn the death of their baby daughter born at birth on September 6 Mary Frances Also noted is the couple’s adopted son Jimmy and Mrs McDonald’s connection to Mrs EB S George Gracttinger Sympathy is extended by local friends Stores: To Close Wednesday Nights Graettinger stores will close on Wednesdays starting October 5 with openings on September 21 and 28 Then October 5 John Carney In Hospital John Carney was admitted to Holy Family hospital for surgical treatment and is hoped for a full recovery
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F. E. McDonald
Mason City
Mary Frances
Graettinger
John Carney
Holy Family Hospital
New Virginia
Ora Conard
Community Club Meeting Delayed to September 22
The community club investment session set for September 16 is postponed to a later date. Officials indicate the next meeting will be announced when scheduled, with notes of ongoing planning and arrangements affecting participants.
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Maging
Tiny Tot King and Queen Contest at High School
A toyland king and queen will be chosen by popular vote during the Laff It Off children's story page at the high school auditorium on September 22 and 23. Votes cost one cent each with prizes, honors, and sponsor merchants backing the event. Entry requires a pre-school child aged two to five, no fee, and a sponsor chosen by the parent.
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Frans Swanson
Idella Fleming
Lely Ritzman
Devine
Legion and Auxiliary
ESTHERVILLE L D R CONVENTION AT FIRST LUTHERAN
The Estherville Circuit Lutheran Daughters of the Reformation announces its annual convention at First Lutheran Church next Sunday September 18 at 6 00 and 8 00 p m Miss Helen Frost missionary 19 Alaska will speak in the afternoon and evening sessions with slides and films of Alaska Also musical numbers from neighboring congregations. Delegates members and friends of the L D R and Circuit Congregations will attend Public is invited to attend.
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Estherville
L. D. Re
Wstherville
Lutheran Daughters of the Reformation
First Lutheran Church
Helen Frost
Alaska
Herb Lancaster Joins Estherville Daily News Staff
Herb Lancaster of Grachtinger recently returned from military service and attends Estherville Junior College. He writes for the Estherville Daily News and supplies junior college items of interest, being a capable contributor and valued staff member.
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Herb Lancaster
Estherville Daily News
Grachtinger
Estherville Junior College
Daily
Herb
Daily News
Don Wilson Recovering From Polio at Des Moines Hospital
Don Wilson aged J, son of Mr and Mrs Howard Wilson, is recovering nicely from polio. He is a patient in the Raymond Blank Memorial Hospital at Des Moines. He became ill a week ago Monday and was admitted the next day. An older sister, seven, was tested for polio but is not ill. Friends of the family are glad he is recovering.
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Don Wilson
Howard Wilson
Raymond Blank Memorial Hospital
Des Moines
Don J
Resignation at Estherville Railroad Foreman Post
J. W. Buchanan, 59, resigns from roundhouse foreman at Estherville after 11 years in the post. He previously served as erecting foreman at Silvis Illinois and royalhouse foreman at Liberal Kansas. The Buchanans plan to settle permanently in Winter Haven Florida.
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J. W. Buchanan
Estherville
Watherville
Silvis
Iinois
Royalhouse
Liberal
Kansas
Buchanan
Winter Haven
Florida
Los Angeles Visitors Arrive as Local Residents Gather
Mr and Mrs San Olson arrive from Los Angeles for a family visit at WW Olson's home. Bob Olson, San's brother, arrives from Pengatola with the navy and plans to return Friday. Mrs Brennan attended E C Knutsen's funeral in Los Angeles. Leo Young prepares to return to Town City University to resume dental studies after a vacation in Los Angeles.
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San Olson
Eddie Brennan
Los Angeles
WW. C. Olson
Bob Olson
San
Pengatola
Navy
Leo Young
Dance at Emmetsburg by Guy DeLeo Orchestra
The Guy DeLeo orchestra will furnish music for a dance at St. Marys gym Emmetsburg on Monday evening September 19. A cordial invitation is extended to the public. In a session at Emmetsburg this week local people on jury duty include Clara Sugs K Knudson John Bondhus Jack Wolfe Richard Hermangon.
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Guy DeLeo
Musle
St. Mary's Gym
Emmetsburg
Emmateburg
Clara Sugs
K. @. Knudson
John Bondhus
Jack Wolfe
Richard Hermangon
Mrs. Cora Nelson Dies Of Polio In Council Bluffs
Mrs. Cora R. Nelson 61 died Saturday evening at Mercy hospital Council Bluffs from bulbar polio. She entered hospital Friday and was placed in an iron lung Saturday. Funeral held in Missouri Valley Tuesday. Survived by husband Nels G. Nelson two sons Carl and Harry five daughters Gerald Stueve Clifford Knutson Carnell Wilson Gladys Norma Nelson and several siblings. Community extends sympathy to the family.
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Cora R. Nelson
Mercy Hospital
Council Bluffs
Missouri Valley
Nelson
Graettinger
Harrison County
Logan
Bloomington
Illinois
Nels G. Nelson
Carl
Harry
Gracttinger
Gerald Stueve
Clifford Knutson
Carnell Wilson
Sioux City
Gladys
Norma Nelson
Save Soil By More Grass Acres
Advice from Wallacus' Farmer urges increasing grass crops in crop rotation to protect and build soil. Contouring and terracing are defensive measures that fold soil after grass protection is removed, while grain farming strengthens soil across any landscape.
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Wallacus
Vincent Young Returns to Navy Service Plans
Vincent Young of the U S navy left for San Francisco Monday evening to visit brother Charles and family before joining a naval float in San Diego. He has spent two weeks with parents Mr and Mrs R M Young. He joined the navy four years ago at LT years old and plans to serve 20 more years, with retirement eligibility then unless he opts to stay longer.
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Vincent Young
San Diego
U. S. Navy
San Francisco
Charles
Vincent
R. M. Young
Navy
Weather report on a week of varied conditions and frost
A week of varied summer and fall weather featured rain turning cooler and a forecast of snow that did not materialize in our area. Tuesday morning saw 38 degrees with a killing frost predicted for Tuesday night but only a light frost appeared Wednesday morning. Some sections reported light frost before Labor Day.
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South Dakota
Mercury
Ill with polio Opal Schyrock hospitalized in Sioux City
Miss Opal Schyrock 17 daughter of Nevis Schyrock Gruettinger is ill with polio and hospitalized at St Vincent's in Sioux City. She was taken there Friday and by Saturday showed considerable improvement. Friends hope for full recovery.
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Opal Schyrock
Nevis Schyrock
Gruettinger
St. Vincent’s
Sioux City
Enrolled At Morningside Girls Visit Sioux City
Miss Mary Lane Herke and Miss Janet Burg enrolled at Morningside College in Sioux City. Their parents drove them to Sioux City on Sunday.
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Mary Lane Herke
Ed Herke
Janet Burg
E. B. Burg
Morningside College
Sioux City
Ruth Frick Leaves Madeira for Madglis and Woodstock
Ruth Frick of Madeira Minnesota departs on Labor Day. She will join her sister at Woodstock Illinois and plans to visit Madglis Minnesota. Ruth recently graduated from St Olaf College in June.
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George Prick, Jr
Berkeley
California
University of California
St. Olaf College
Ruth Frick
Madeira
Minnesota
Madglis
Onda
Woodstock
Ilinois
Ruth
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Iowa
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Regs Nane
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Walacos
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Division of Cancer Control
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Iowa State Department of Health
American Cancer Society
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Edward Weatfall
North Dakota
Frank Dobberstein
Superior
Minot
Wallis Mohrman
Monona
Blank Hospital
Iw. W. Buchanan
Carl Thoreson
Wallingford
Graetlinger State Bank
Mavis Boness
Graettinger High School
A. R. McMullen Business College
Mankato
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Morningside
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