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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1944
Page
7
A fragmentary dialogue shows Ruth and Anne in a tense scene near Annapolis harbor. A mysterious young lawyer refuses a dangerous request asDr Rayner counsels caution and promises protection until Anne is safe, hinting at looming pressures and societal expectations.
Fragmentary dialogue shows tense exchange with phrases about gratitude selfishness and a planned drive to Call- surface. Readable lines suggest a narrative exchange but lack clear action or outcome.
The Wieta PTA met Wednesday evening in the school auditorium with Mrs. Lloyd Carter presiding. The school orchestra performed and the girls' sextet sang Alice Blue Gown in costume, Mrs. W. X. Saville accompanying at the piano, while Mrs. R. L. Gladson showed pictures of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Maxton Strong, on a mission display.
Fragments indicate plans for a January meeting in India with the exact date to be announced later. The text gives no further details on organizers or agenda.
Funeral services for Mrs Edith Maher wife of Tim Maher who died suddenly Wednesday morning at Dunkirk New York will be held Saturday morning at 930 at St Peter and Paul Catholic Church Reverend P N McDermott officiating Interment will be in Atlantic Cemetery The remains arrived this morning accompanied by Mr Maher and were taken to Roland Peacock Baxter funeral home where The Rosary will be recited at 9 o clock tonight
Rev H G Darling pastor of Church of Christ officiated at 1:30 PM at Roland Peacock Baxter funeral home for Mrs Lelia Bryner. Mrs Carl Litterat played organ with pieces The Lord Knows Why and Safe in the Arms of Jesus. Casket bearers were Carl Piek en C S Jones Gerald Berg Charles Fudge Martin Jansa Harlie Cue. Interment in Atlantic cemetery.
A daughter weighing 6 pounds 10 ounces was born to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Henderson of Victa at the Atlantic hospital at 6 59 last evening. They already have a son. Sen Audubon Mr and Mrs Hubert Anderson welcomed a son on Nov 26 at Carroll hospital and Mr and Mrs Bertram Olsen also had a son on Nov 26. Harry Reymond Bourland a pound boy born Nov 24 to Lt and Mrs Harry Bourland at Creston hospital. Mrs Bourland is former Lucyle Ihnen daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Ihnen with whom she lives while Lt Bourland serves in England. The baby is named Harry Raymond.
The Eldeen 4-H girls of Pumosa township will meet Saturday at Delores Pratt’s home for a business session and Christmas party practice. The G. E. M. Club met at Frank and Glen Jones’ home with twenty-one members. Kusneth Winston joined as a new member. Officers elected for the coming year include Hin Oluns president Mary Ellen Dagher vice president Frank Jones secretary treasurer Déhald Berry reporter Wilks Sarefield leader and Otis Dasher assistant leader. Next meeting is set for December 18 at the Zellmer home.
Gladys Marie Witken and George D Mee Alen wed at Grace Mi chore in South Bend on Nov 18 at 8 pm. Rev. Harvey Witeor officiated ceremony with blue wool accessories and gardenias. Reception at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cocperson’s home followed. The couple, both employed by Bendix and Studebaker Bendix plants, will reside at 1124 East Donald Street.
A Sunday birthday dinner at Joe Kirby home in Elliott celebrated December birthdays of Mrs. Joe Kirby and others including Mrs. Lois Morgan and Lewis Willisge. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kirby and Mrs. Sam Estes.
Anita and the Vincent Kelley family are relocating this week from Walnut Street to Mrs Ivadel Sterner's property on East Main Street. The move reflects a local housing transition as families adjust residences within the community.
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Calendar notes list upcoming events from church groups, sewing clubs, and card groups. Activities include devotions, Christmas music, tea, fundraisers, and various neighborhood meetings with hostesses named from Des Moines to Cumberland, plus a birthday honor for Marjory Spieker.
American air forces alone destroyed multiple Japanese transports and a destroyer in a central Philippines battle near Leyte, sinking five ships and leaving others in flames. Simultaneously U S infantry pressed Japanese positions in storms and B 20 bombers targeted Tokyo in round the clock efforts.
Allied forces press the assault in three main wedges across the Rhine front. The Ninth and First Armies drive on towns along the Roer line in Rhineland, while the Third Army advances near Saarbrücken and toward the Rhine at Karlsruhe. Severe weather and mud hinder armored and infantry units as air support struggles.
London reports describe the Polish exile regime as a tragic failure while some papers indicate Britain may shift support to a Soviet backed Polish committee at Lublin. Army group headquarter estimates Hitler could field about six million troops for the climactic German war effort, including roughly 1.25 million fit men aged 19 to 46. In Saverne Alsace ten days after Allied forces pushed Germans from the town, residents recall a chaotic period during the push through the Saverne gap.
New York reports the fourteenth season of matinee broadcasts from the Metropolitan Opera begins tomorrow at 1 p.m. over the Blue network with Die Walküre. Lead performers include Laurits Melchior Helen Traubel and Rose Bampton. Other items note German mistreatment of French children and Allied activity near Brenner Pass along with Christmas package deliveries to American soldiers.
Margaret Ridenour daughter of George and Mary Mets was born in Muscatine Iowa on February 27 1875 and died November 27 at the Creeton hospital at age 69 years 9 months She lived in Muscatine Hayes Villisca and Davenport and leaves two daughters five granddaughters three stepdaughters a sister and a brother The service was held at the Christian Advent church in Villisca with Rev H E Cole of Creston in charge and burial in Rollins cemetery Clarinda Iowa
Mrs. Pete Jacobsen suffered a broken arm after slipping on ice while exiting a car. Mrs. Ben How sustained a shoulder injury from a fall on an icy sidewalk.
Fragmentary phrase urges life saving action on road safety. Mentions stopping instantly and a parent or guardian guidance. Details are unclear but theme emphasizes urgent driving caution and child safety near highways.
Rome reports Fifth Army Indian corps moving forward along the Florence Faensa road with light resistance and reconnaissance to straighten lines. Eighth Army positions unchanged. Germans evacuate Fonialetice near Imola as Fifth Army makes limited gains north of Bombiana with withdrawals elsewhere.
Feer ten grant mers spent last week in the fi here. Mr and Mrs N B Jones returned from a visit with Mrs Ethel Perkins and Mrs Jennie Jones at Atchison Kansas. Firemen Clair Hepler of Detroit Michigan spent a few days with his wife in the hospital.
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