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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1963
Page
6
Mrs. Phil Chinitz and Mrs. Calvin Anderson hosted UPW Circle 6 with ten members in attendance. Mrs. Eugene Harris presented the season titled Strangers and Exiles.
Miss Patricia Manning daughter of Mr and Mrs John Manning County Cork Ireland will wed ET/2 David L Dennis son of Mr and Mrs David F Dennis 704 West Sixth Street at St Peter and Paul Catholic Church on Saturday Dec 28 Fr Michael Manning of Limerick Ireland will perform the ceremony Manning trained as a nurse in Buckinghamshire England and worked in a San Francisco hospital Dennis has served in the navy five years and is at the electronic advanced school in San Francisco
Multiple garden and social clubs held postponed or seasonal gatherings at homes and halls. Attendees included eight to twenty-two members with guests, featuring programs, carols, gift exchanges, and new officers for Casey Social, SCG, and KJU chapters. Open House marks anniversary at Anita farm.
Club calendar item notes a 2 p.m. meeting at the Women’s Country Club with Mrs. Robert Shirley. Attendees should bring a 50 cent grab bag gift as part of the event.
Eva Wickey celebrated a birthday at the Methodist church with a cooperative dinner including family from Massena Council Bluffs Villisca and Atlantic. Nineteen Rose Garden club members and three guests held an all day meeting at Mrs. Jack Platt's home with a cooperative dinner and a box packed for Glenwood. Frank Kramer and wife Frank will host open house at St Marys Anita Dec 29 for their 25th wedding anniversary. They were married Dec 30 1938 at St Marys and lived in Anita before moving to Council Bluffs five years ago. They have two daughters Barbara Ann Vickers of Omaha and Donna Mare Norris of Council Bluffs and one grandson Bruce Alan Vickers. Axtrea Groups held open house at Federated parsonage. Sewing circle Christmas party. Town and Country study club made Christmas favors for Audubon Friendship home. Sunshine Helpers featured a Christmas program with readings and songs. a gift exchange and boxes packed for Val Zinke and Floyd Donor. Esther circle met at Lutheran church with Isaiah lesson by Rev Sorensen. Hostesses included Mrs Krogh and Mrs Worm. A family supper at Federated church preceded a screening of Magnificent Adventure.
The Bavarian Innkeepers' Association announces a test suit for damages against the state claiming authorities imposed excessive mourning days after the Kennedy assassination and Theodor Heuss death, saying inns suffered serious losses during the no-dance no-juke box periods.
President Johnson appoints Thomas C. Mann as assistant secretary of state for inter American affairs to energize the Alliance for Progress, a U S backed program started under Kennedy to spur Latin American development amid criticism of its effectiveness. It faces political instability, corruption, and delays in Latin America, with calls to reform and questions about U S aims and conditions.
Mrs Helen Prichard completed her art and craft course and passed the final test at Omaha University. Alien Edwards, former Navy trainee in San Diego, is visiting his brother Dale, sister Mrs. Larry Moss, and grandmother Mrs. Caroline Edwards.
Jessie Griffith 51 of Adair died 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at her farm home southeast of Adair where she had lived since childhood. Born July 13, 1912, she was the daughter of Ernest and Fay Nelson Griffith. Surviving are four brothers Raymond Adair La Moine Fontancelle Wayne Casey and Dr Wylie Griffith Clinton. two sisters Bessie and Mrs Doris Lemke Guthrie Center. Rev Wilton Grant to conduct rites 1:39 p.m. Friday at the Methodist church Hoffmans funeral home in charge of burial at Guthrie Center cemetery.
MASSENA Frank Ebben of Oslo Minnesota died Wednesday in California where the family had spent the winter. Survived by his wife two daughters three sons a brother Glen Eblen of Massena and three sisters Mrs. Mary Amber Mrs. Katie Jennings of Massena and Mrs. Susie Pace of Creston. Body to be returned to Oslo for burial.
An Argentine firm announced a contract to ship 2 million tons of grain to Red China through the end of 1965. At least 500,000 tons will be wheat with the remainder corn and sorghum. The Foreign Trade Co. of Buenos Aires said the government has no objection.
A leak from an oil pipe triggered a small blaze at the Massena school building discovered during a routine check by Mrs. Freida Lewis. The fire burned a floor hole beneath an oil heater and caused smoke damage but limited overall damage to valuable shop equipment.
The AP reports that in Washington Iowa's two Republican senators took divergent positions during a notable record vote on Wednesday. One senator supported the measure while the other opposed it, highlighting a rare split within the state delegation.
The Senate defeated the Morse amendment 60 to 23 to cut $50 million from Inter American Development Bank special operations. Senator Jack Miller voted for the amendment while Senator Rourke Hickenlooper opposed.
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