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Newspaper

Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1926

Page

9

Red Cross Nurse To Hold Classes In Graettinger

The Red Cross Nurses’ Service program for 1920 27 emphasizes home and school health education. Nurses will devote half their time to hygiene and care of the sick, with mothers served in the first semester and classes in homes led by Mrs E and George. A meeting is planned next Thursday at 100 PM. completion earns a certificate. Classes for high school girls may occur second semester. school inspections will cover all students not examined last year. Visiting nursing, prenatal and bedside care, and limited free services are offered, with fees for some services.

County Red Cross Nurallg Mea. E. & George Thureday Po Om Beallen Redvite Red Cross Tunit Red Cross Nutae Potlowsop Conoud Oiathy Pzheeveeth Qin Tay Tanith Elevunith Twelltl Sher Benteetinge Meanunies Bisley

Local Contractors Complete Two New Homes West of Lown

Two Tine Country Homes Gilbaugh and Clemmensen finished a 26 by 28 foot residence with a 26 by 12 foot addition and a 26 by 8 foot porch. The two story main structure features hardwood floors and modern finishes.

Gilbaugh & Clemmensen Baneteail Lown Bonatead Futile Gillough & Clenriechsen Gud Enilen Phatun C. E. Norris Wence Phaten Gilbaugh & Clemmen- Ret

Evangelistic Conference and Bible Lessons Schedule

A multi day evangelistic conference runs September 26 to 29 with singing by Carl Norlin and sermons by Herbert Feferson, Professor Strand, Rev. Thompson, Rev. Gaard, Rev. Sande, Rev. Hansen, Rev. Mathie Heb, Rev. Wigdahl, Rev. Lundy, Rav. Olson, Mr. Weldon, Rev. A Anilarson, and Pastor Rev. M Mandanger. Also notes a one cent sale at Frick Drug Store continuing to Monday evening and Michael Englert leaving for Ringsted Mich for a new creamery position.

Carl Norlin Herbert Feferson Waldorf College Acts Biotf Professor Strand Thompson Gaard Sande Hangen Lost Island L. Ch Mathie Heb Rav. Wigdahl Lundy Rav. Olson Mr. Weldon A. Anilarson M. Mandanger Frick Drug Store Frick

Alaska gold rush tale ends in stalled dreams

M T Axelton of Anion and M Munson of Rudlwen, once of Nome, sought gold near Groetlinger and Ruthven, staking claims then abandoning the site after locals warned of longer travels. Their bed of an old creek yielded a sale price around 250000, while others moved on to Goldfield and far west.

M.T. Axelton Anion Ula City Mo. Mutisan Watts Rudlwen Groetlinger Ruthven Alaska Musars Axelton Munson Me Munson Goldfield Low Noeoule Mientha Aga

Teachers Honor PTA Night At Spica Home

The Parent Teachers association held a social and music program at Mr and Mrs D A Spica home to honor teachers. A large crowd attended enjoyed readings, games, and refreshments as a hearty welcome was extended to the teachers including W L O Connor. Nearby V J O Connor escaped serious injury when an elevator cable broke and the platform dropped eighty feet. He stepped off just before the car neared the top, narrowly avoiding a fatal fall.

Parent Teachers Association D. A. Spica Dresent W. L. O'Connor V. J. O'Connor Unns Mr. O'Connor Thomas Allen

Catholic Taulles' Aid to Hold Card Party at Woodman Hall

Mrs. Carl Drake asks Times to note Catholic Taulles Aid society will host a card party at Woodman hall next Tuesday evening September 28. Five Hundred progression will be played, refreshments served, and an admission charge will apply. All are invited. M. E. Mahan reports a new stir here as he bought a gold extraction still from Central Scientific Co of Chicago, pursuing Gruettinger gold experiments.

Woodman Hall Carl Drake Times Catholic Taulles’ Aid Society M. E. Mahan Mal Mahan Central Scientific Company of Chicago Mr. Mahan

Gracious Thank You From 1926 Class

The school board, students, and teachers of Grachtinger Hirh express gratitude to the Class of 1926 for a splendid physics laboratory table. It is a costly furniture piece that will serve the school for many years. Gerald Kelly, son of Mr and Mrs Vincent Kelly of Sioux City, suffered a broken arm after a circus fall but is recovering.

Grachtinger Hirh Clana Gerald Kelly Gerald Vincent Kelly Sioux City

Savdy Leases Duhn Cafe. Bevdy Retires From Day-to-Day

Savdy has leased the Duhn cafe and led operations for ten days. Henry Snyder previously ran the place for several months. The Times wishes Savdy success in his new line of business.

Savdy Bohn Cafe CG T. Bevdy Duhn Henry Snyder

Universal Picture "A Little Giant" at Hawkeye Theatre

The Hawkeye theatre screens the Universal feature A Little Giant next Saturday evening with a wood comedy titled The Pony Express as the undercard program.

Universal Picture Hawkeye Theatre

High School News Items Of Local Interest

The weekly news notes school events across grades and staff changes. New teachers and mentors are introduced alongside exhibit plans and class rosters. Principal and department assignments are listed with names and towns for each faculty member.

Ames Booming as Axelton Reports Growth in Ames

M. T. Axelton of Ames, visiting from Gruettinger, notes rapid expansion in Ames with a new large school, additions to public buildings, and growing residential and business areas. He handled floor finishing on several projects and cites Iowa State College as a major draw for the town.

M.T. Axelton Ames Gruettinger Unit City Axelton Clurdun Iowa State College

Bazaar Ard Chicken Supper for St Paul Lutheran

Members of the Dantah Ladies Ard society of Graetfinger host a bazaar and chicken supper at the Hawkeye basement on Saturday September 26 serving lunch from 3 to 5 and supper from 6 30 until served. A display of fancy articles will be for sale and all are invited.

Dantah Ladies' Ard Society of Graetfinger Hawkeye St. Paul Lutheran Church of

Brisk Bidding At Public Auction Sales

Auction activity dominates the issue with multiple sales listed. Barringes’s hog sale topped $10 600 as buyers flocked to Grodland Reeves auctions. Upcoming events include Vic Spencer Brothers farm sale September 24 and Gardner hog sale October 20 with high breeding stock.

Valo Alta County Fair Sees Strong Attendance

Graettinger residents attended the Valo Alta County fair with a varied program and numerous exhibits. Daily features included bicycle stunts by a top rider and a strong turnout for the four attractions, though Brookhart missed a Wednesday appearance and overall receipts fell about 2500 dollars short of expenses.

Alta County Graettinger Bentall Claude Porter Brookhart United States

Infant dies at birth in Webster City

Mr and Mrs Thomas Mahan of Webster City mourn the death of their infant daughter who passed away shortly after birth. The remains were taken to Emmetsburg and the funeral held Sunday. M L Mahan of this place Miles Mahan of Mayon City and Mr and Mrs Wim Sullivan of the southwest of town traveled to Emmetsburg to accompany the funeral. The Mahan family receives sympathy from their friends in sorrow.

Thomas Mahan Webster City Emmetsburi Mahan Miles Mahan Mavon City Wim. Sullivan Emmetsburg Mr. Mahan

Federated Clubs Meet in Palo Alto County

Next Saturday September 25 Federated Clubs of Palo Alto County will meet at the local High School. A covered dish luncheon will be served in the afternoon followed by a program hosted by the ladies of Mallard and Grachtinger. Everyone is invited to attend.

Federated Clubs Palo Alto County Neons Mallard and Grachtinger

Heavy Rain Floods Iowa Deluge Wrecks Streets

A storm late Friday dropped 4.76 inches of rain and possibly seven inches in some areas. The Hawarden flood claimed two lives as water four to eight feet deep covered streets. Sioux City and Des Moines faced rising rivers with creeks overflowing and widespread evacuations.

Fin P Hawarden Towa Sioux City Des Moines

Jena P. Chrlatensen Injured By Fall From Scaffolding

Jena P. Christensen suffered a fall from scaffolding while doing carpentry at his country residence. Beim Simonsen aided him. no internal injuries detected, though confined to bed. He is about eighty years old and friends wish for a speedy recovery.

Jena P. Chrlatensen Jons Peter Christensen Jnbind Wridny Fie! Simonsen Mr. Christensen

Tunney Defeats Dempsey in Philadelphia Fight

Gene Tunney won a clear decision over Jack Dempsey in Philadelphia on Thursday evening. Dempsey produced a weak showing and could have been knocked out if the bout had extended beyond ten rounds. Neither man was knocked down in the bout.

Gene Tunney Jack Dempsey Philadelphia Dempsey Hampion

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