Gracttinger Red Cross Grain Shockers Meet Summary
Gracttinger Local Red Cross grain shockers gathered at the Opera House on September 4 to approve funds. Money earned was split: $411.80 to the Red Cross and $5.70 to the Salvation Army. Hours worked by members were recorded and published. roll was called with names of participants and minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creigerty Theetk Traugnge
Red Cross
Gracttinger
Stee
Fred Spies
A.J. Jehrigon
Graettinger Times
P. J. Paulsen
Vincent Kelly
A. J. Johnson
M. T. Axelton
Louie Christensen
John Bondhus
M. J. Reidy
Jacob Frick
Fred Spies W. T, Truesdell
E. A. Baumgartner
Noble Geo. Pennia
J. Johnson Vincent Kelly
M.T, Axelton J
A. Suse
Mike Weinholzner
Jno
J. Sullivan
Albert Jensen
W. M. Knutson
Welgman
Mr. Lambel
Selvation Army
HL. Wildey
B. Lambe
Red Cross Society
Salvation Army
WM. Knudson
Red Crows Society
Tom Allen Wena
R. W. Andrews Bee
Otto Appel
Alexander Ariton
Andy Axelton
Frank Barret
Tom Bigley Feeaee Due
LeRoy Bartleman
G. A. Brown
A. C. Barret
Nat Bartleman
Christopher
Chris Clemmenson
Cathcart
Eli Craven
Keens
Jno Glemmenson
John DeLawyer
H. V. Dickey
H. J. B. Ellis
Izh Geo. Frick
Jacob Prick
Eugene Foster Jess Fleming
F. Fahnestock
Geo. Fradenburg
Bartle Geil Pere
Cevetey B
George H
Joe Gabrieson
H. H. Gjerde
J. J. Griffen
Roy Gilbaugh
George
John Hanson
Herman Hanson
T. L. Hampson
Clarence Hanson
Fred Hartman
M. Gill
Harris
M. C. T. Herum
Mr. Hampton
Fred Harris
John Jackman
John Johansen
Rev
John Kelly
Carl Spies
J. A. Spies
Clarenca
Wm. Schuman
Sinding
Joe Sullivan
I. J. Sullivan
W. T
True
High School Notes and Des Moines Housing Convention
A Monday after school meeting organized a high school glee club with Miss Brnge in charge. Boys and girls basketball teams were already formed with practice schedules. new players, a large freshman cohort, and a growing orchestra are noted. Des Moines hosted a housing convention led by Governor Harding to improve state wide housing and sanitation, proposing state level laws and loans to build better homes for returning soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Sullivan
Mise Brnge
Johnson
Delmar Green
Adolph
Elbert Harrington
U. S
Pete Larsen
Wilfred Cuthbert
Tiarvid Rouseh
Berlin
Gladys Johnson
Frances Hendricks
Thomas Sullivan
Miss Smith
Stella Birkland
Arthur Myhre
Norman Osher
Ira
Lloyd Gardner
Otto Spies
Wallingford
Henry Simonsen
Supt. Johnson
Miss Bragg
Harding
Iowa
Avoid a Fuel Famine This Winter Notice
Government urges every citizen to stock coal for winter now and help ease wartime traffic. 85 percent of Graetiinger area have complied, but a few remain. If unable to afford a full supply, home dealers can help protect them. Patriotism and victory depend on readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graetiinger
France
Housing campaign gathers statewide political support
Iowa groups across the state mount a broad campaign to back a proposed public housing bill for the next legislature session. Meetings public gatherings and slide exhibitions are planned to generate support. The initiative, led by state housing action organized at a conference with Governor Harding, seeks cooperation from labor commercial bodies chambers of commerce fraternal groups and women clubs to push passage this winter.
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Iowa
Pitere
Harding
State House
Chambers of Commerce
Hill
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SO. P. Kirby
B. A. Gronstal
Vincent Kelly, Cashler
J. H. Gammon
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the Times Job Shop
First National Bank
Graettinger
the Royal Lumber Co
Chas. N. Wells
Des Moines
E. S. George
Palo Alto’ County
Housing Commission
High Lake Township
Tyerson
Peter Swift
Masters
Albert Luke
Addison
D. E. McCarty
Burr Oak
Elmer Olson
O'Neill
Penn
Jack Creek
iMrs
Wicks
Tyndall
Beecher
Young
Larson
Jack Creek Township
High Lake Trom Ship
L. C.hal
Toledo
Charley Jensen
New Windsor Hotel
F. E. Schurmann
C. Olson
Brant Burg
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Santee
Rock’ Island Depot
Auto
the Ville
Emmetsburg
Finderle