Silver Anniversary Open House for Mr and Mrs Bob Oathoudt
Mr and Mrs Bob Oathoudt celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house at the 4 H and FFA community building on Saturday December 28 from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. They were married in Atlantic on December 28 1938 and have four children. The couple reside on a farm west of Atlantic most of their married life. Relatives and friends are invited.
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FFA
Oathoudt
Ethel Brehmer
Atlantic
Roger Nettz
Council Bluffs
Dennis
Carol Sue
Debbie
Hesses Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary in Casey Community
Mr and Mrs Homer Hess observed their golden wedding anniversary December 8 with an open house in the Casey community building. About 90 guests from Denver Des Moines Cedar Rapids Carroll Guthrie Center Menlo Casey Stuart and other towns attended.
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Lee Preminger
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Fred Blackmer
Marie Gundrum
Tom Stangl
Cedar Rapids
Denver
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Methodist Church
Phoenix
Ariz
Carroll
Guthrie Center
Menlo
Stuart
Ida M. Rideno
Kenneth Mollhollin
Charles Preminger
Germany's Largest War Crimes Trial Opens Today
Frankfurt reports West Germany's biggest war crimes trial begins with 21 defendants including 20 former SS members and an ex-prisoner. They face murder or complicity in gas, gun, or torture killings at Auschwitz with victims mainly Jewish, plus Poles and Soviet prisoners of war. Auschwitz was Hitler's largest death camp built in occupied Poland.
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Poland
Adolf Hitler
Griswold Couple Announce Beverly Sanny Engagement
Beverly Luene Sanny of Denver engages Henry Frank Harden Jr. of Denver. Miss Sanny is a Iowa State University graduate in child development. Harden works for General Electric. Parents are Clarence and Beverly Sanny of Griswold and Henry Frank Harden Sr. of Philadelphia. Summer wedding planned.
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Griswold
Beverly Luene
Denver, Colo
Henry Frank Harden, Jr
Denver
Harden
Henry Frank Harden
Philadelphia
Miss Sanny
Iowa State University
General Electric Company
Youth says he was joking about JFK threat
Russell W. McLarry 21 year old part time college student jailed on a charge of threatening the life of President Kennedy. Investigators found no link to the assassination and U S Attorney Barefoot Sanders said there is no connection. Bond set at 2500 dollars.
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Tex
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Frigid Midwest Weather Sets Record Lows Across Iowa
The Associated Press reports a massive cold mass hit Iowa with extreme lows in the northeast including New Albin at 24 below zero and Postville at 20 below. Other towns recorded itsrare date lows while western Iowa stayed milder. Forecasts expected persistent subzero temperatures into Saturday with highs near zero.
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Elkader
Sumner
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Dubuque
Council Bluffs
Mercury
Mrs Minnie Boehler Visits In Colorado Springs
Mrs Minnie Boehler has gone to Colorado Springs to spend the holidays with her daughter Mrs Jack Pete and family. Mr and Mrs John Fickels are staying in Mesa Arizona during the winter due to his health.
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Minnie Boehler
Colorado Springs
Jack Pete
John Fickels
Mesa
Ariz
Rock Island Seeks New Stockholders Meeting on Merger
The Rock Island Railroad asked U S District Court to order a new stockholders meeting to consider a Rock Island Union Pacific merger. The first special meeting on November 15 was blocked by a Union Pacific lawsuit, with Chicago and North Western Railway opposing the deal.
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Rock Island Railroad
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Rock Island
Union Pacific
Chicago and North Western Railway
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Hoffman
Senate approves $3.3 billion foreign aid bill
In Washington the Senate passed a $3.3 billion foreign aid bill 69 to 25. Sen. Bourke Hick enlooper supported the measure while Sen. Jack Miller voted against it.
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Towa
Bourke Hickenlooper
Jack Miller
Senate
Hickenlooper
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