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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1946
Page
3
A series of Republican primary candidacies for Cass County offices including Auditor Treasurer Coroner County Supervisor First and Fourth Districts Clerk of the District Court and Supervisor Third District with June 3 1946 primaries. Names include M F E Hubbard F W Herbert Dell Taylor W L Bill Gillin Pete Fisel Lloyd Smith and Cc M Skipton.
G H Allen announces candidacy for nomination to county supervisor third Atlantic district at the June 3 1946 primary election.
E. E. Hastings declares for the Cass county fifth district supervisor seat subject to Republican voters in the June 3 primary. W. W. Kitson endorses or is subject to the voters’ will, marking a district contest within Cass county.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions local politics and public issues with stray phrases about race, road use, and holiday contexts. The readable parts reference North States and a political voice, but no coherent event or details emerge for a fuller summary.
Loyal G. Possehl declares his candidacy for Cass County supervisor in the first district subject to Republican voters in the upcoming primary. He emphasizes party support and district service as guiding principles.
The Recorder of Cass County Yowa announces that Anna McGrath seeks nomination subject to the Republican voters decision on June 3 1946. The notice highlights the primary election outcome as the decisive factor for her candidacy.
G E Eshelman declares candidacy for the Republican nomination for supervisor of the Fourth district which includes Bear Grove Cass Pleasant and Noble townships. Primaries set for June 3 with voters to decide.
Installation services for Rev. DeWitt Stauffer as minister of the Carson and Sharon Presbyterian churches will be held at 8 p.m. Sunday, June 2. Rev. Roy Jones, moderator, will conduct the installation. Others on the program include Rev. William H. Elges and Rev. H. Rundell.
G T Kuester announces campaign for state representative on the Republican ticket in Cass County and asks voters to support him in the June primary.
A Republican candidate for State Senator from the Cass Shelby district is set to appear on the June 3 1946 primary ballot under the will of voters. Julius A Lensch is named in connection with the race, with formal nomination procedures noted for the upcoming election.
Jay C. Colburn announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for state senator from the Cass Shelby district. Primary election voters will decide on June 3.
The brief text notes a sheriff candidacy subject to the will of Harry Jordan. It references the office of sheriff and an election context without additional details or dates.
John Budd announces his candidacy for Cass County Attorney in Cass County voters likely June 3 1946. The filing statement asserts support from the electorate and seeks the county attorney position.
Rev Howard Lindquist of Atlantic First Presbyterian Church will preach the sermon. Rev Stauffer, formerly pastor of Noble Center Evangelical Church, was received into the Council Bluffs presbytery at a special Atlantic meeting held in early May.
Mr and Mrs John J Euken of northeast of Cumberland regard the number 28 as their family lucky date. Their grandchildren were born on the 28th Leland James Lensch Jan 28 birthday of the great grandmother Lizzie Euken Wiota. Donna Rae Pollock Anita born April 28 1946.
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An analysis argues that Molotov blames a Western bloc for pressuring Russia at the Big Four talks in Paris while Byrnes signals a tougher US stance. With mutual suspicions hindering the Security Council, authors propose Russian Britain and American leaders meet directly to ease tensions and advance a postwar peace.
Marne notices list Bannister traveling to Chicago for his son Tom, two families visiting Anita and Newton homes, Blanche Rowe visiting Council Bluffs relatives, and Don Jacobs party from Council Bluffs with Biggs sisters. Others include Wayne Shahan responding to his father Wm Shahan’s death, plus Ed Wheeler visiting Anita, Rev O C Ellis heading to Mount Pleasant for annual conference, Shahan family deaths in Modesto Cal and Wm Shahan, plus local gatherings in Des Moines and Lewis and a Council Bluffs picnic.
Barber and Clark Auctioneers announce sale dates listing Chris Pedersen and Anita. Details show an auction event scheduled for June 22. Local filings reference these participants in the sale lineup.
A dense timetable lists Sunday worships and school sessions across many congregations including Seventh Day Adventist Catholic Presbyterian Lutheran and Methodist churches. Notable items include retirements speakerships and vacation bible schools with varied service times and special programs.
Local churches in Anita and nearby areas announce weekend and weekday activities. Includes Anita Christian Science, Holy Cross Ev. Lutheran, Congregational, Methodist, Catholic, and Baptist offerings with service times, Sunday schools, vacation Bible schools, and youth programs. Named pastors include Foel N, Edwin H Wiebel, M D Summerbell, M J OConnor, and Peter Trucano. Activities span mornings, evenings, catechism, and missionary society meetings.
Wiota news highlights visits from out of town residents and relatives. Wiota Mary Ann White, in Mercy hospital nurse training at Council Bluffs, returned after visiting her grandmother Barbara Bintner. Guests included Raymond Goltry and baby Janis Rae, Irene Miller Kinen of Griswold, Ross Havens with Emil Martens and Marvin, William George of Clarinda, and Ray Malone of San Francisco with sister-in-law Margaret Malone.
Anita Lantz announces a two week daily vacation Bible school at the Congregational Church starting Monday June 3. It runs 9 to 11 a m each weekday through Friday for pre school through eighth grade students.
Sgt Lyle Burkhalter Jr is discharged at Camp McCoy Wisconsin after two years in service and returning home from Iwo Jima. Dale Wedemeyer has received a navy discharge and returns to his parents. Earl Miller aboard a troop transport in the Pacific returns to the states and will be discharged in Minneapolis after 27 months. Sgt Garland Karns arrives in New York from Germany and will go to Camp Grant for discharge. Glen D Curtis has also been discharged after over two years in the Pacific with two battle stars and multiple ribbons.
Charles A Ware 70 died yesterday in an Omaha hospital. Committal at Walnut cemetery late Monday with Burkett chapel services at 2 PM officiated by Rev E F Hammond. He lived in Walnut about 35 years ago operating a restaurant. Survived by widow two daughters Mrs Mark A Kent Omaha and Mrs M M Wickey Milwaukee one son Austin Washington DC one grandchild and sister Mrs Nellie Kite Indianola IA.
Actress Betty Furness and radio producer Hugh Ernst wed at one minute past midnight in Las Vegas in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev. Albert C. Melton. The couple had been divorced a month earlier on Furness’s mental cruelty complaint.
Dr. James M. Ferguson of Pittsburgh will speak at a union service of United Presbyterian and First Presbyterian congregations at First Presbyterian Church Sunday at 11 AM. Ferguson, retiring moderator of the United Presbyterian general assembly, is at Tarkio this week for the assembly. The resignation of Dr. Robertson as pastor of Atlantic United Presbyterian Church will be reviewed by College Springs Presbytery in Tarkio Monday afternoon.
A Tuesday deal saw Mr and Mrs F Hoover purchase the building they now occupy for their cafe from Emil Twenstrup, who had owned it for years. The Hoovers rented it after moving from Harlan two years ago. The Layland Larsen family moved here from Sac City to help in local business. Seaman Merlyn Jessen returned from Norfolk for a 30 day leave while Murry Nelson was discharged from Camp Wallace, Texas. William Rea and family left for Missouri to visit his parents after his China tour with the army. Dr Clifford Twenstrup and family from Osceola visited the Twenstrup home, and Niels Bennedsen and Jens West visited Ames to see their children attending Town State college.
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