Farmers urged to repair cribs for corn storage
Iowa farmers face a tight supply of crib materials for storing the 1946 corn crop. Lawrence D. Brennan of the AAA warns temporary and permanent crib materials are scarce and slow to obtain, urging Palo Alto county farmers to plan now. The CCC loan program and central market purchases are key but corn must be in weatherproof cribs to qualify. Farmers should survey crib space, contact lumber dealers for econncrib wire, picket cribbing, and rough lumber to assemble temporary cribs before harvest.
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Iowa
Lawrence D. Brennan
AAA Committee
Palo Alto
Midwest
County Aaa
Larson family trip to Kennewick continues
C B Larson and his grandson Lowell Larson left last Wednesday for Kennewick Washington to visit L A Larson's home. Lowell, son of Mr and Mrs L A Larson, served six years in the navy and was discharged recently. The voyage to Kennewick is by automobile.
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C. B. Larson
Lowell Larson
Kennewick
Washington
L. A. Larson
Lowell
Navy
St Mary's Gym Dance With Al Menke Orchestra
Al Menke and his orchestra will play at St Marys gym Monday evening September 30 for a county youth dance. The event is a popular Monday night gathering for local young people and draws a large attendance.
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al Menke
St. Mary’s Gym
Kalhovdt Visit Ties Oregon Family to Estherville
Mr and Mrs Jorgen Kalhovdt arrived from Astoria Oregon for a visit with Graettinger and Estherville relatives and friends. The family formerly resided in this locality.
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Jorgen Kalhovdt
Astoria
Oregon
Graettinger
Estherville
Our Weather Report in a Small Town Note
A brief weather update notes yesterday was pleasant and the 1956 corn crop has won its race with Jack Frost Local observers forecast no killing frost before October 10 in the area
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Aengnuur
Jack Frost
Graettinger Visitors Host Mr and Mrs Schurmann and Lindsey Family
Mr and Mrs Clifford Schurmann and Mrs Lindsey and daughter Margaret of Sioux City were Graettinger visitors over Sunday. Clifford is attending a barber college in Sioux City.
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Clifford Schurmann
Lindsey
Margaret
Sioux City
Graettinger
Clifford
Entertainment Event at Watson Theatre Graettinger
The Watson Theatre in Graettinger will host visiting performers on Thursday October 10. Advertising for the attraction appears in next week’s Times.
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Watson Theatre
Graettinger
Closing Hours For Graettinger Stores On Wednesdays
Graettinger merchants will close on Wednesday nights from hereafter except for cafes and drug stores. Night hours had continued through the busy season from April to September, but the practice incurs extra costs and creates long days for clerks and business owners.
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Graettinger
Birth of Linda Ann to Olivette Family in Los Angeles
The Times congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Olivette of Los Angeles on the birth of their daughter Linda Ann last week. Also extended are congratulations to grandparents Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Gammon and to great grandmother Mrs. J. H. Gammon. The Gammon family recently visited Graettinger during the past summer.
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Linda Ann
Olivette
Los Angeles
the Times
L. C. (Kelly) Gammon
J. H. Gammon
Grandma Gammon
Graettinger
Veterans II Help Session At Legion Hall This Saturday
A group of helpers will be at the Legion hall Saturday September 28 from 8 to 10 pm to assist any Vet II in preparing papers for Terminal Leave Pay. Bring application blanks from the post office and honorable discharge papers or certified copies. Clara J. Suss, Legion Service Officer.
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Legion Hall
Clara J. Suss
Legion Service
Fire Prevention Week Set for October 6 12 in Iowa
The state observes Fire Prevention Week October 6 to 12 as fire chiefs urge constant caution. Readers are reminded that most home and business fires are preventable with simple steps like removing fire hazards, checking chimneys and stove pipes, avoiding oily rags, not leaving hot stoves unattended, and not careless disposal of matches.
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Iowa
United States
Morris Thompson Hurt in Silage Cutter Incident
Morris Thompson of St. Cloud Minnesota sustained a hand injury after a silage cutter accident occurring several days ago. The extent of his injuries is not yet known. About a month earlier his wife died following surgery at Fairmont hospital.
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Morris Thompson
St. Cloud
Minnesota
Mr. Thompson
Fairmont Hospital
Walter Graettinger Goes to Fort Snelling for Training
Walter Graettinger son of Mr and Mrs John Graettinger left for Fort Snelling this week to begin military training. The Times wishes Walter every honor and success in the service.
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Walter Graettinger
John Graettinger
Ft. Snelling
the Times
Walter
Two More Students Enter Colleges in Local Area
Miss Helen Harding daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Harding attends Morningside College in Sioux City. Freddie Niewald from the Osgood vicinity attends Drake University. These add to last week's Times list.
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Helen Harding
Kenneth Harding
Morningside College
Sioux City
Freddie Niewald
Osgood
Drake University
Times
Mrs Ann Horswell Visits Tacoma Kin from Washington
Mrs Ann Horswell of Tacoma, Washington, arrived Sunday to visit her daughter Mrs Russell Peterson and family. Mr and Mrs Peterson met her in Minneapolis. She plans a week with Graet Stinger relatives and friends.
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Tacoma
Washington
Ann Horswell
Russell Peterson
Peterson
Minneapolis
Graet Stinger
Illinois Champs To Play Palo Alto's State Champions
The Wilk County Farm Bureau Baseball team of Joliet Illinois has challenged Palo Alto county team of Emmetsburg Iowa 1946 champions to a three game series September 28 and 29 at Emmetsburg. First game 2 pm September 28 with two games Sunday at 1 and 8:30 pm. Palo Alto lineup listed with manager Elzie Bigget of Ruthven. Also notes a North Carolina reader sending 2 50 and local crops and chicken farming figures.
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Wilk County Farm Bureau
Joliet
Illinois
Palo Alto
Emmetsburg
Iowa
Legion
Varliey
Uwinds
Unois
M. Compton
R. Barber
Mr. Shriner
Hawkeye Theatre Workmen Inspect Building Space
Workmen clean Hawkeye Theatre interior as plans unfold to store school buses in the basement and operate a chicken hatchery on the second floor. Both ideas pending completion. The building was bought several months ago by four local citizens.
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Wawkeye Theatre
Hawkeye Theatre
Hawkeye
Fortune feature highlights Chicago mail order executive Bob Harrison
A Fortune Magazine writeup profiles Robert E. Harrison, a former Graecttinger youth now a department manager at a major Chicago mail order house. His father H. G. Harrison previously ran the local hardware store now operated by Bennett Thoreson. O Connor holds a copy of the issue.
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Bob Harrison
Fortune Magazine
Chicago
Robert E. Harrison
Graecttinger
Bob
H. G
Hi) Harrison
Bennett Thoreson
Fortune
W. L. O'Connor
Brother George Rosburg Dies in Eldora Heart Attack
George Rosburg 46 of Eldora died this week of a heart attack. He was the brother of Ray Rosburg of Graettinger. The Rosburgs left for Eldora last evening after receiving word. Funeral arrangements are set for Friday. Graettinger friends extend sympathy to the family.
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George Rosburg
Eldora
Ray Rosburg
Graettinger
Roxburg
Mr. Trosburg
Emmetsburg Buyer Acquires Stothermel Farm
Archie Rouse of Emmetsburg purchased the Stothermel 160 acre farm advertised in last week’s Times at 240 dollars per acre. The property, described as good land with choice buildings, is occupied by Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Richardson.
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Archie Rouse
Emmetsburg
Stothermel
A. W. Richardson
Mrs Albert F Johnson Recovers From Arm Break
Mrs Albert F Johnson suffered a broken arm recently. The fractured bone is knitting nicely but recovery will be slow. Her many friends regret the misfortune.
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Albert F. Johnson
Johnson
Graettinger High School Eagles Defeat Lake Center 2 To 0
Graettinger high school baseball team won 2 to 0 over Lake Center as Paul Rick pitched a complete game with 11 strikeouts and 3 scattered hits. McWilliams, McCombs, and Frick drove in the runs. Next, GHS to play at Lake Center Friday. Earlier, Fenton routed Chadlinger 24 to 0 in the sectional tournament. Glazier, McCombs, and Young had hits. Leo Young pictured in Des Moines Register with Camp Dodge feature. Lew back from navy, former state football champion. Camp Dodge run by Iowa State teachers college, Ames.
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Lake Center
Fenton
Frick
McCombs
Chadlinger
Glazier
Young
Wedesday
Des Moines Register
Camp Dodge
Leo Young
Gracttineer
Tulding
Lew
Navy
GHS
Kev
Lowa Skate Coollewe
Ames
Two Chicken Dinners Bring Graettinger Parish Busy Weekend
The Catholic Ladies plan a roast chicken dinner at the church dining room Sunday at 12:00. The Methodist ladies set a roast chicken dinner at the church dining room next Thursday starting at 6 80. Graettinger and nearby towns are invited to attend both events. Workmen build an enclosed east facing glass porch at Mr and Mrs Goodwin Thoreson home, a welcome improvement for the family.
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Grachtinger
Graettinger
Goodwin. Thoreson
Drake pledges at Drake University total 186 men
Robert D. Barringer of Graettinger is pledged to Tau Kappa Epsilon at Drake University Des Moines. In pledging ceremonies held Friday afternoon September 20 Drake’s four fraternities pledged 186 men according to George S Beery dean of students.
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Robert D. Barringer
Graettinger
Tou Kappa Epsilon
Drake University
Des Moines
George S. Beery
Drake
Shaver Family to Move into New Home in October
Mr and Mrs A H Shaver will relocate to their new home by October first after a lengthy under construction period delayed by material shortages. They have leased their current residence to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Sorensen who recently sold their Emmetsburg property and will stay with Mrs Sorensen's parents until October first. Bob Starkey of Graettinger, employed near Wallingford, suffered a broken arm in a recent accident, with details unavailable. friends express regret.
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A. H. Shaver
Shaver
Kenneth Sorensen
Sorensens
Emmetsburg
Sorensen
Simon Simonsen
Bob Starkey
Graettinger
Wallingford
Bob
City Water Shutoff In Grachtinger For Chloride Treatment
The city will cut off water from Sunday evening to Monday morning to disinfect the tower and mains with chloride. Residents should store drinking water and coffee water for the night. After disinfection the water will be safe to drink but may taste unpleasant and not make good coffee.
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Grachtinger
Rev J Heber Miller To Remain Local Pastor
Rev J Heber Miller is reappointed as local pastor of a Methodist church following the recent northwest Iowa conference at Walnut Grove. The community and Miller family receive the news warmly as his pastorate is described as successful and well regarded.
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J. Heber Miller
Methodist
Northwest Iowa
Wage Grove
Gracttinger
Grauttinger
Miller
Artiettinger
Attorney McCarty Receives Creighton Degree After War Service
Atty McCarty of Graettinger earned his LL B degree from Creighton University last week after passing the Iowa bar in June and completing summer study. He served as a navy lieutenant during the war and resumed studies to reach this goal, with The Times extending congratulations.
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Atty, Bet. McCarty
Graettinger
Creighton Aniity
Iowa
Creighton
Atty, McCarty
Atty. McCarty
Navy
Latson Very Low After Prolonged Illness
R. J. Latson of Gruettinger has been ill for seven months and was treated at Estherville hospital for several weeks. His condition became critical this week, and friends hope for a rapid improvement.
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R. J. Latson
Gruettinger
Estherville
Sold Office Building Across From White Service Station
The office building long occupied by the late I. J. McCarty has been sold to Kenneth Swift. It was owned by Mrs. D. J. McCarty and is currently used as a shoe repair shop. Mr. Swift also owns and runs the White Service Station across the street from the corner building.
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McCarty
Kenneth Swift
D. J. McCarty
Swift
Will Locate in Kansas Dr Simonsen to Topeka
Dr and Mrs Raymond Simonsen and the former's parents left for Topeka Kansas Sunday for a week to ten days. Dr Simonsen, a returned veteran, recently finished his chiropractic course at Davenport and will locate in Topeka or nearby. Prior to the war he practiced in Graettinger. After Pacific discharge he resumed studies at Davenport. Graettinger was deserted Monday afternoon during Mrs Mackenzie auction at Etherville. Nearly one hundred locals attended. The fine line of furniture advertised in the Times drew buyers to the sale including many for the $1,000 dining room set.
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Amd
Raymond Simonsen
Simon Simonsen
Topeka
Kansas
Simonsen
Davenport
Dy. Simonsen
Graettinger
Pacific
Atkinson Family Moves to Estherville for New Home
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Atkinson and their family plan to relocate to Estherville to settle and seek employment there. Graetlinger residents express regret at losing the family but extend best wishes for happiness and success in their new home.
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Kenneth Atkinson
Estherville
Atkinson
Graetlinger
Miss Viola Payton Recovers After Appendectomy
Underwent operation Miss Viola Payton remains at Fimmersburg hospital recovering from appendicitis. Friends report she is recovering nicely and on the mend.
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Viola Payton
Fimmersburg Hospital
Chicken Dinner and Bazaar At Two Churches This Week
The Catholic Ladies Aid will serve a chicken dinner at the church dining room next Sunday September 29 at noon. Adults 75 cents, children under 12 40 cents. A bazaar with booths will be held. The Methodist church holds its annual bazaar and chicken dinner next Thursday October 3 starting at 4 30 pm. Menu includes roast chicken mashed potatoes gravy cabbage salad and pie. Admission prices are 50 cents to 85 cents with a bazaar featuring various articles.
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Catholic Ladies’ Aid Society
Jeaw
the Methodist Church
Brekke Family Tour Visits Minnesota Locales
Mr and Mrs Jacob Brekke returned from a week in Minnesota visiting Blooming Prairie Owatonna Waseca and Lake Crystal. They gathered with eight of nine Brekke children including Sadie Kaltved Adolph Thompson and many others from St Paul Minneapolis Emmetsburg Estherville Blooming Prairie Lake Crystal and San Jose California. The party traveled to Madeira Blue Earth Armstrong and Mankato and noted the Green Gables site near Mankato where a tornado struck leaving extensive damage.
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Jacob Brekke
Minnesota
John Brekke
Blooming Prairie
Owatonna
Waseca
Lake Crystal
Hans Mason
Survlay
Brekke
Hey
Sadie Kaltved
Rockford, Ilinois
Donald
Harvey Brekke
San Jose
California
Harvey
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Dyrekke
Graettinger
Madeira
Bluearth
Armstrong
Tom Johnson
A. R. Maurstail
Mankato
Green Gables
Marleyes Attend Fort Dodge Funeral of Ole Oleson
Mr and Mrs Wm Marley visit Fort Dodge for the funeral of Ole Oleson aged over 70. He was a longtime policeman and served as desk sergeant for several years.
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Wm. Marley
Fort Dodge
Ole Oleson
Mrs McWilliams Undergoes Minor Surgery At Holy Family
Mrs A D McWilliams had a minor surgical operation at Holy Family hospital Estherville today and is expected to return home by the end of the week.
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A. D. McWilliams
Holy Family Hospital
Estherville
Mule Gored By Bull
Mule gored in four places after clash with bull. Farmer Paul Smith praises Dr Cappen for saving the severely injured beast.
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Paul Smith
Dr. Cappen
Attending College Dean Christensen Enrolls at Drake
Dean Christensen son of Mr and Mrs Carl Christensen of Spencer attends Drake University as a medical student. His brother Delmer Christensen studies at Iowa State College in Ames.
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Dean Christensen
Carl Christensen
Spencer
Drake University
Delmer
Iowa State College
Ames
Ingvald Dalen buys Mrs Coonan farm east of Wallingford
Ingvald Dalen and sons purchased the Mrs. Martin Coonan farm east of Wallingford now occupied by Ray Herum. Five Dallas county people were killed and three injured in an Adel automobile crash described as Dallas county's worst. Sam Coates south of Allerton was bitten by a skunk and is on Pasteur treatment, with fears of rabies. The skunk was feared mad, though not as mad as Mr. Coates.
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Ingvald Dalen and Sons
Dallas County
Adel
Sam Coates
Allerton
Mr. Coates
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