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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1963
Page
4
Widow Gladys Whittel Found Dead in Sioux City Home
Mrs Gladys Whittel widow of Sioux City newspaperman Harry Whitted was found at the bottom of her stairs Sunday. Authorities said she had been dead about three days and apparently fell. The brief note ends with a road safety plea: Cut your speed when dusk falls you may save a life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Gladys Whittel
Harry K. Whitted
Local Justice Fines and Harvest Reports From Atlantic Area
Local briefs note Gary Opold of Harlan fined $5 in a fraud charge for a $3.50 check to John Osborn. Anthony La Breche and Lawrence Wal dau fined for license and overweight violations. Deer hunters report success with Rex Emerson tagging 14 deer and Ray Arn son Jerry taking a six point buck near Walnut. Floyd J. Spies awarded $10,888.86 against Atlantic Moose Lodge, mortgage foreclosed, receiver named. Christmas music program at Atlantic High School and Y Community Chorus Christmas chorale at Methodist church. Cold week forecast with single digits and light snow flurries. record highs and lows noted for comparison. Audubon records 15 and 16 below zero in recent nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Emerson
Ray Arn
Jerry
Walnut
Floyd J. Spies
Atlantic
Atlantic Moose Lodge
R. Kent Martin
Spies
S. Howard Rudolph, Jr
Atlantic High School
Delma Wright
Y Community Chorus
Methodist Church
Iowa
Audubon
Derailment blocks CNW freight near Cedar Rapids
Crews worked to clear wreckage from a 152 car Chicago and North Western freight derailment two miles southeast of Cedar Rapids on Sunday. The last 27 cars derailed behind four diesels. several tank cars carried inflammable alcohol but no fire or injuries were reported. Other freights were rerouted and CNW no longer runs passenger trains on the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Here
North Western
Births Report From Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Two at Atlantic Memorial Hospital share the spotlight births include a Parmley son seven pounds thirteen ounces born 12 45 Saturday afternoon and a Lothman daughter nine pounds five ounces born 9 20 Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Parmley
Extra
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Kermit Lothman
Cumberland
Atlantic Memorial
Tractor Accident Claims Life Near Williamsburg
Ezra Zuber aged 56 died when his tractor overturned on his farm three miles northeast of Williamsburg. Authorities said he was attempting to start the engine by towing the tractor with a pickup truck at night when the mishap occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Ezra Zuber
Here
Zuber
Multiple fires respond to three alarms with minor damage
Atlantic firemen answered three alarms since Saturday night with minor damage at each blaze. A furnace motor shorted at the Ger ald Berg home 1413 Bryn Mawr caused smoke. A car related fire started by a cigaret damaged a seat at the Hoegh oil firm. A hog house corner on the Bill Arthur farm near here was damaged, and Marne firemen dealt with a fire at the Eugene Bancroft farm thawing pipes, damaging a porch and wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Gerald Berg
Bryn Mawr
Hoegh Oil Company Second
Bill Arthur
Here
Wiota
Arthur Farm
19Th
Hillcrest
Marne
Eugene Bancroft
President Signs Educational Fund Bill
President Johnson signed legislation providing about 1.2 billion dollars in federal aid to higher education over three years. He called the measure the most significant education bill in Republic history and honored Kennedy and Congress for backing it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Congress
The
Republic
Capitol Hill
John F. Kennedy
Fires Leave Three Families Homeless in Iowa Counties
Three families lose homes in separate fires Sunday across Cedar, Linn, and Clinton counties. Billy Byritcher family of nine between Tipton and Clarence wakes to a burned tenant farmhouse with no insurance. Paul Boesenberg family of eight near Marion also burned out after church. officials suspect chimney start. George Harrisons’ Clinton home gutted. neighbors shelter the young couple and their three week old baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Byritcher
Tipton
Clarence
Cedar County
Britcher
Dick Warden
Paul Boesenberg
Marion
George Harrisons
Clinton
Spencer Sheriff Thoras All Dies at 57
Thoras All, Clay County sheriff for 13 years, died at his Spencer home from an apparent heart attack Sunday night. Services tentatively set for Thursday in Spencer. He is survived by his widow Lois, two daughters, a son, four grandchildren, two sisters and a brother. Don’t drive if you drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Thoras All
Clay County
Lois
Atlantic Memorial Hospital Notes and Patient Roll
Sick and injured visiting hours listed for Atlantic Memorial hospital First floor 1 to 2 30 and 7 to 8 30 p m second and third floors 1 to 4 and 7 to 8 30 p m No morning hours Out of hospital Roger Mikkelsen released Friday from veterans hospital in Omaha after being patient there since Oct 16 Patients admitted include William Hulin Maynard Tye Cecil Denny Mrs Ethel Budd and Anita ten months daughter of Mr and Mrs David Parker all of Anita Colette daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Richter of Viota Harvey Sager Rt 2 and Henry Mathisen 510 West Sixth street Released include Lovie Knudsen 606 West Ninth street Mrs C Replogle 510 East Third street Francis Bender Rt 2 Louis Schaaf of Massena Mrs Ethel Matthews of Brayton Kenneth Formhals of Lewis Jerry McDermott and Dawnel Smith of Anita
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
William Hulin
Lewis
Maynard Tye
Griswold
Cecil Denny
Ethel Budd
Anita
David Parker
Colette
Richard Richter
Viota
Harvey Sager
Henry Mathisen
West Sixth Street
Lovie Knudsen
West Ninth Street
C. ©. Replogle
510
East Third Street
Francis Bender
Rt. 2
Louis Schaaf
Massena
Ethel Matthews
Brayton
Kenneth Formhals
Jerry McDermott
Dawnel Smith
Local School Teacher Sprains Ankle. Sub Named
Mrs. Dorothy Braden, sixth grade teacher, sprained her ankle and is replaced by Mrs. Wilma Nelson of Griswold at the school. Mrs. Russell Swanson underwent surgery Friday at Red Oak hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
Dorothy Braden
Wilma Nelson
Griswold
Russell Swanson
Red Oak Hospital
Senate passes measure as Bourke Hickenlooper backs plan
Sens. Bourke B. Hickenlooper and Jack Miller join the Senate majority in a 61 to 26 vote. The action reflects bipartisan support for the proposal, with details and implications pending further debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Jack Miller
Iowa
Senate
President Johnson Receives Compromise Foreign Aid Bill
A compromise foreign aid measure totaling 3.6 billion dollars has been sent to President Johnson for consideration. The proposal outlines funding levels and allocations aimed at supporting allied programs and international stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
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