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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1963
Page
3
Marne Rosalind Trailer spent a few days with her mother Mrs Clara Trailer who accompanied her home for the winter. Mr and Mrs Merton Seymour of Pipestone Minnesota spent the weekend here.
Dear Abby advises addressing Grandma kindly about not exposing children to adult magazines during visits. The reader notes daughters age 10 and 12, and wants to preserve Grandmother bonds while preventing early exposure. Abby counsels clear request and maintaining family harmony.
A reader asks how to handle a father's drinking problem and debts involving a second wife and a mother. Advice warns to remind him of debts cautiously and consider potential obligations to his first wife. A personal reply service offers a booklet on marriage for 50 cents by mail.
Report summarizes a study showing smoker deaths far exceed non-smokers across 36 975 pairs. Lung cancer, emphysema, arterial disease, and other illnesses were more common in smokers, with higher risks for those starting before 15 and for current or very heavy smokers. The American Tobacco Institute questions a cancer link.
Anita Arlene Ibsen and Ann Miland were guests in Jens Rasmussen's home last week and planned to spend the holidays in Norway and tour Europe. Arlene is Leona Ibsen's daughter who attended Anita schools and now lives with Mrs. Burd Roots in a yeerend. Roots spent the week with her daughter Mrs. Charles Robinson and family in Indianapolis.
The Shaff plan carried in Walnut on Tuesday with 146 votes in favor and 76 against. The 222 total marked a high turnout for this type of special election.
A brief caution for drivers clarifies that stop signs require a full stop and not mere slowing. Local guidance stresses complete obedience at all intersections to prevent accidents and ensure traffic safety.
Pope Paul VI declares a sweeping liturgy reform allowing modern languages in Mass and sacraments while calling bishops to share in governance. He also announces an historic Holy Land pilgrimage next month, aiming to advance Christian unity amid Vatican II proceedings.
Jack J. Buehner of Mason City was chosen Tuesday as president of the Master Builders of Iowa, succeeding Paul McCorkie of Sac y. Other officers named were Ed Paulson of Waterloo as vice president Carroll Johnson of Des Moines as treasurer and Carleton Mueller of Marshalltown as secretary. Plaques for construction safety were awarded to 11 firms during the sessions.
Officers for the Order of Eastern Star were elected at the Masonic temple last night and will be installed publicly on January 10. Named are Mrs. David Burgess as worthy patron, William Reents as worthy patron, Mrs. Kenneth Huntt as associate matron, Kenneth Huitt as associate patron, Mrs. Stacia Hazlitt as secretary, Mrs. Harlan Klever as treasurer, Mrs. David Minor as conductress and Mrs. Dwayne Jensen as associate conductress.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lemke of Casey honored their golden wedding anniversary with a Sunday gathering at St. John’s Lutheran Church. Relatives and friends, along with the Kadings and Fett family, assisted as hosts and guests watched entertainment by the Kading children and a reading by Mary Jane Crabbe. Several Lemke siblings and relatives attended, including Mrs. Anna Hossman and Mrs. Alvena Smith, among others.
Christmas dinner party set for 7 p.m. at The Pines. Door prizes, dancing and entertainment promised. Committee members listed as Mrs Don Olson, Mrs Eugene Ronfeldt, and Mrs Paul Mettler.
Kimballton reporters note holiday visits from the Eddie Esbeck family of St. Cloud Minnesota to Mrs Gudrun Esbeck. Mrs A B Stroemer of Elmwood Nebraska stayed with Max Towne. Mary Ann Sornsen of Madison Wisconsin visited her mother Mrs Palma Samsen. Paul Andersen and family of Baton Rouge Louisiana visiting his mother Mrs Morten Nelson. Herbert Livingston of New Castle Wyoming and Russell Jacobsen of Lincoln guests at a Lincoln area home.
In the home of Mrs. Ruth Hansen a 97th birthday tribute was held for Ole Jacobsen of Harlan as noted in the Try News-Telegraph Want Ads.
Iowa State University swine team collected multiple awards at the International Live Stock Expo in Chicago. A Hampshire-Yorkshire crossbred pig weighing 235 pounds from Iowa State was named grand champion market barrow named Cyclone. The university also earned a reserve grand champion barrow with a 235-pound Poland China pig exhibited by Oscar Anderson & Sons of Lealand, Illinois, and eight other Iowa State entries won prizes.
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