Atlantic Iowa City Council Special Session 1963
The Atlantic Iowa city council met December 11 1963 in special session. They adopted a resolution accepting work and ordering preparation of a plat and schedule of assessments for Portland cement paving and related work.
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City
Atlantic
Iowa
W. Floyd Fowler
Ivan Lunds
Fred Wright
Earl E. Beech
Robert Bredensteiner
W. F. Fowler
Jack W. Schrader
Lund
Wright
Beech
Bredensteiner
Fowler
Schrader
Allied Engineering Co
City of
Sunnyside Lane
South Corporation
Tenth Street
Twelfth Street Place
Thirteenth Street
Hillside
Elm Street
Sunnyside Park
East Mahogany Drive
Martin Wooch
Lincoln Drive
14Th Street
Mulberry Street
State Board of Health
Christmas program at Grant Center School draws large crowd
The annual Grant Center School Christmas program was held Tuesday evening with pupils performing Christmas Around The World directed by Mr. Bromert. Room mothers organized classroom parties and gift exchanges Friday afternoon. School resumes January 6. Cut your speed when dusk falls you may save a life.
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Grant
Grant Center
Bromert
Native of Noble Township Dies at Pillager Minnesota
George Eppelsheimer 67 a Noble township native died suddenly Monday at 1 30 p m while working on his Pillager farm Funeral services and burial will be at Pillager Saturday He was born Sept 15 1896 son of Henry and Ricka Eppelsheimer and lived in Minnesota 34 years Survived by wife Grace former Grace Fisher a daughter Mrs Bert Fornshell a son Duane two sisters Mrs Ray Camp Atlantic and Mrs Rose McClain Sedro Woolley Wash two brothers Russell Sedro Woolley and four grandchildren Funeral attendees include Mr and Mrs Ray Camp and Mr and Mrs Jack Camp from Atlantic and Mr and Mrs Walter Schuler Avoca
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eppelsheimer
Pillager
Minn
Noble Township
Eppelsheimer
Henry
Ricka Eppelsheimer
Nobie
Minnesota
Grace Fisher
Bert Fornshell
Duane
Ray Camp
Atlantic
Rose McClain
Sedro Wooley
Wash
Russell Eppelsheimer
Ward stamp collection sold for 1.1 million in sale
The late Philip H. Ward Jr. stamp collection sold to a New Orleans dealer for 1.1 million. Raymond H. Weill Co. said the collection, once appraised at 1.6 million, would be broken up and sold. Ward, former Ward Electric Co. president, died last August at 76, leaving the business to pursue stamps in 1930.
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Philadelphia
Philip H. Ward Jr
New Orleans
Roger Weill
Raymond H. Weill Co
Ward
Ward Electric Co
Atlantic News-Telegaph Ad Orders In Advance
The Atlantic News-Telegaph notes that a quantity should be ordered in advance. The item appears as a brief notice in the paper.
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Atlantic News
Atlantic News-Telegraph
Cold Air Stings Southeast as Seasonal Weather Prevails
The Associated Press reports cold air grips the Southeast with Florida sections near freezing. Florida cities record lows from Cross City 25 to Tallahassee 28, Gainesville 30, Daytona Beach 36, Miami 46. Warmer weather expected in the Southeast while North Central cools. No severe weather nationwide. light snow in the Northern tier and light rain in Oregon and Washington. A warming trend hits the Central and Southern Plains with Norfolk Nebraska reaching a December 25 record high of 63.
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Associated Press
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Mercury
Cross City
Tallahassee
Gainesville
Daytona Beach
Miami
Weather Bureau
Maine
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Plains
Norfolk
Neb
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City Council
Ivan Lund
Atlantice
Martin W. Poch
Bredensteiner, Fowler
Schrad
Keith Harlan
Cherry
Edwin R. Jensen
Emmett Lange
Bessie Clements
Leta Garnsey
Schradt
Wademan
Land
Myer
Meyer
Barringer’'S
Federal Land Bank Association
V. L. Christensen
Harlan
Cub Scouts Aid Needy
Jeff Camp
Mark Underwood
Jackson Cub Scout Pack
Jack Camp
Walter Schuler
Avoca
Wilken Monument
Chestnut
Atlantic Fine
Western Tire
Firestone
Sunbeam Coffee Maker
Toastmaster
Toaster
Dominion
Sunbeam
Philco
Auto Supplies
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