Lilienthal duo dominate Cass county fair baby beef shows
Cari and Ellen Lilienthal of Atlantic led the Cass county fair livestock judging, taking grand champion FFA baby beef and 4-H reserve champion steer for Cari, and grand champion 4-H steer for Ellen. Oathoudt and Casey also earned top 4-H and FFA honors among Angus Hereford and Shorthorn entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cari
Ellen Lilienthal
Atlantic
Cass County
Ellen
Carol Oathoudt
Greg Casey
Griswold
Jim Comes
Carl
Carl Lilienthal
FFA
Miss Oathoudt
Bob Oathoudt
Casey
Earl Casey
Comes
Roy Comes
Howard Christensen
Doug Ryan
Massena
Phil Casey
Angus
Fred Knop
Attlantic
Hereford
Craig Harris
Jolene Joyce
Lewis
Alan Knop
Vicki Bell
Hereld
Gene Casey
Dale Kuehl
Delbert Westphalen
Richard Kay
FFA Baby
Reeves
Atantic
Murphy's Champ 4 H Hog Brings $40 At Sale
Murphy's champion 4 H market hog sold for $40 per hundredweight at the county fair sale of 4 H and FFA hogs and sheep. The lamb from Bonnie Kerkman brought $41 per hundredweight. Hog weights totaled 204 pounds for Murphy's hog selling for $81.60. Kerkman's 9 pound lamb sold for $36.90 to L and L Supply. Total sales included 176 hogs and 90 lambs, averaging $21.09 per hundred on hogs and $22.53 on lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Murphy
FFA
Bonnie Kerkman
Kenneth Kitelinger
Brayton
Murphy
Atlantic
Miss Kerkman
L & L Supply Company
New York City
Doug Dimig
Muller Elevator
Griswold
Dimig
Carl Lilienthal
Massena Livestock Company
Lilienthal
Challenge Feeds
David Searf
Searf
Don Ray
Anita Theater
Crabtree Printing
Weather forecasted storms move across state into weekend
Scattered thunderstorms enter northwest Lowe Thursday night and spread over northwestern and central portions Friday. The shower activity shifts into southeast Lowe by Friday night. Temperatures will cool in northwest Lowe Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe
Ceoler
Neorthweet Lowe
Woman, 40, Killed in Crash North of North Liberty
A University of Iowa graduate student Mabel Grace Petersen, 40, was killed in a two car collision on Highway MIB about three miles north of North Liberty. Five members of a Minnesota family were injured and hospitalized in Iowa City.
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North Liberty
University of Iowa
Minnesota
Here
Mabel Grace Peterson
University Iowa
Marion
Webster City
Iowa City
Robert Volz
Frost
Minn
LaVenne
Paulette
Paula
Kent
Volz
Hirthwey
Mib
Oere
Trainmen Nearly Lose Bag Of Money In Los Angeles
A postal money bag worth about $100,000 fell from a transfer wagon in Los Angeles and was run over by a train, bursting open and scattering 20 bills along the track. A railroad employee stated the wind prevented further spread and the money was recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Buffalo Flood Damage Estimated at 35 Million Dollars
Torrential rains drenched Buffalo and suburbs, causing massive damage estimated at 35 million. Mayor Kowal set 7 million for public facilities and 28 million for homes and businesses. state emergency declared. Gov Rockefeller ordered extra public works crews to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
East Side
Chester Kowal
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Playtime Accidents Claim Lives Of Two Youngsters
Two Iowa boys, Donald M. Melton nine Cedar Rapids and Timothy Osborne ten Des Moines, died in playtime accidents. A gun discharge fatally wounded Melton when a playmate fired a rifle they found. Osborne died after entangling in a garden hose in a garage. Authorities call the events accidental. relatives and rescuers tried to revive both boys without success.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Donald M. Melton
Cedar Rapids
Timothy Osborne
Des Moines
John Kuba
Melton
Mero
Donald FE Melton
Hebert E. Carson
Michael Carson
Michael
Danny
Kuba
Donald
Mrs. Elsie Prall 89 Dies At Atlantic Hospital
Mrs Elsie Luetta Prall 89 of 704 Chestnut street died at 9 40 this morning at Atlantic Memorial hospital where she had been patient since June 24 She spent most of her life in Cass county except two years in Ads Minnesota She was married Nov 9 1882 to Prail an Atlantic contractor killed in 1920 automobile accident She leaves four sons six daughters two sisters three brothers and many grandchildren and great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Luetta Prall
Chestnut Street
Thaddeus Eamond Prall
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Prall
Thomas B
Mary J. Pierson Worth
Cass County
Washington Townsship
Ads
Minn
Prail
Atlantic
Ada
Atlantic Methodist Church
Leo
Willant G Prail
Athan Fe
Arthur Prall
Sijourney
Clyde R- Prall
Jackson, Tenn
Earl Hensley
Walt Tracy
Bernice Hupp
Merlin Mayberry
Wiota
Paul Grant
Overland Park
Kans
Earl Winterston
Creston
Art Walters
Lyle Sabins
Omaha
EB. 9. Worth
Wichita
Newton Worth
Enid
Oklah
Romeo Worth
Lewis
Adsugates
Myre
Pymosa 4-H Girls Win State Fair Ticket
Linda Waggoner and Karen Pellett of Eldeen of Pymosa 4-H earned a ticket to the state fair with their senior demonstration “Corn Meal Twist” at the county fair. They used corn meal to make cakes and fritters, topping ten entries. Runner up were Janelle Wollenhaupt and Mardell Walters of Massena Merry Maids with “A Tasty Delight Morning or Night” about raised doughnuts.
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Linda Waggoner
Karen Pellett
Eldeen of
Connie Paulsen
Nancy Scholl
Lincoln Lincolnettes Club
Thela Larsen
Marcia Brix
Glad Girls
Grove
Judy Albright
Marilyn Boroughs
Pleasant Noblettes
Joyce Ware
Carole Pont
Bear Grove Brownies
Magic Dragons
Joyce
Rita Tanner
Washington Workers
Cookie Jar
Mary Worth
Charlene Jahnke
Klassy Kassettes
Donna Qutry
Linda Symonds
Edna Willing Workers
Dorothy Heckman
Darlene Petersen
Gay Grant Girls
la Donna Pelzer
Gail Manz
Brighton Blue Belles
LaVon Morrow
County Extension Home Economist
Sharlotte Mehlman
Massena Merry Maids
Lana Esbeck
Benton Sunshine
Joyce Tanner
Susan Glynn
Lincoln Lincolnettes
Angel Food
Marcella Retallic
Connie Emerson
Eldeen
Pymosa
Mery Alice Blake
Judy Frazier
Pleasant Nobellettes
Joyce Warne
Bea
Grove Brownies
Science
Daria Robinson
Jaycees Plan Tourist Day for Atlantic Visitors
Atlantic Jaycees outline plans for a Saturday tourist day starting at 9 a.m. with out of state guests staying at Snyder motel and meals at Van's Chat and Chew and The Pines. The event aims to promote traffic safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Jaycees
Ken Rains
Atlantic
Snyder Motel
Van
Chew
the Pines
Ralph Wilkingson
Tony LaBreche
Arnold Gaarde
Lloyd Worthington
Florence Kinnersley 1937 Death Notice
Florence Kinnersley died March 23 1937 and two children Mabel and Earl died in childhood. She was preceded in death by a brother William G Worth Funeral services are pending at the Roland Funeral Home there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Kinnersley
Mabel
Earl
William G. Worth
Roland Funeral Home
Nuclear Test Ban Pact Goes To Senate Amid Signings
The limited nuclear test ban treaty heads to the Senate with 26 nations signing ceremonies at the State Department. President Kennedy plans to urge ratification as senators seek scientific testimony on Soviet missile advances and overall treaty implications. Patrick Bouvier Kennedy, one day old, remains in serious condition as doctors report cautious encouragement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
State Department
Kennedy
Henry M. Jackson
Dwash
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Howard Beale
Jackson
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee On
U.S
Boston
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
Boston Children's Medical Center
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Hunt for former Venezuela chief foiled plot in Bogotá
AP reports police thwart a plan for a forcible comeback aimed at overturning President Guillermo Leon Valencia. The plot was stopped as Valencia and Romulo Betancourt met in Venezuela to pledge defense of Latin American democracies against coups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venezuela
Bogota
Co Ia
Guillermo Leon Valencia
Valencia
Romulo Fletancourt
Arlene regains strength on way to Bermuda
The first 1963 hurricane Arlene, after fading, reformed Wednesday night and moved toward Bermuda with increasing gale winds. Miami Weather Bureau reports winds expected to rise to near gale force as ships record top speeds in squalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Arlene
Bermuda
Miami Weather Bureau
Haney Sees Changing Space Assignment
Beal Haney, 35, new public affairs officer of the Manned Spacecraft Center, says his role will change with evolving space missions. He notes more than one reporter will broadcast reports on flight progress as of September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston, Tex
Beal Haney
Manned Spacecraft Center
Haney
John A
Shorty) Powers
Space Craft Center
Ford Named Canadian Ambassador to the Soviet Union
Ottawa announces Robert A D Ford 45 will become Canadian ambassador to the Soviet Union succeeding Arnold C Smith who returns to Ottawa as assistant undersecretary for external affairs in Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Robert A. D. Ford
United Arab Republic
Soviet Union
Ford
Arnold C. Smith
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David Knop
Jimmie Hensley
Daryl Paulsen
Terry Hoye
Peggy Schaaf
Forest Hoye
Dennis Stapleton
Keith Auxier
Ronnie Paulsen
Doug Smith
Dennis Oathoudt
David Steffens
Dennis Kuehl
Darwin Newell
Roger Paulsen
Ed Butler
Cheektoway
Buffalo Zoo
Clayton F. Freihe
al Roswell Park Memorial Institte
Pometus Osborne
Timothy
Kelly
Sally
Department
Jack Hatchitt
Polk
Besos
Elsie Prall
Jaycees
Gene Rounfeld
Dick Wright
White House
Boston Children’s Hospital
JFK
Selinger
Hos Oits Air Force Base
Cape Cod
Jacqueline Kennedy
Hugh Auchincloss
Eldeen of Pomosa Club
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