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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1966
Page
8
A reflective column notes adult envy of youth on Honda bikes, laments the labor day holiday traffic, and muses on slang, war journalism, global ties, and everyday observations. It mentions Viet Nam, Nigeria letters, Batmen, and a small fisherman catching little fish fitting in a frying pan, all in a nostalgic small-town voice.
Margaret Pratt introduces the Home Economics Extension program for Kosuth and Palo Alto counties. Carolyn Carlson joins as assistant as they plan an expanded women’s program, outlining specializations in nutrition, clothing, furnishings, management, and child development with county and state support.
A discussion of expanding home economics outreach through multiple lessons and county collaboration. Carolyn Carlson, recent Iowa State University graduate, joins the effort with leadership roles in 4-H and extension work. Plans aim for more efficient, parallel teaching across Nassuth and Palo Alto counties as programs grow and share resources.
An idylic film of a boy and his dog Ole Hex unfolds in color through Texas fields and Wichita Mountains with a surprising climax. Rex joins the cast as a new canine star noted for fish catching and snake killing. Also premiering Our Days In November recounting Kennedy’s assassination, a Wolper production featuring Richard Tasch narration.
Karleen Olson’s Sansevieria in Spirit Lake reaches unusually tall blooms this year, with mower stems blooming more than ever. The house plant flowers infrequently, its stalks resembling Easter Lily blooms, with some stalks about 18 inches high.
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