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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1955
Page
5
Observation by T. E. Davidson, director of the Iowa Development Commission, notes Iowa leads Connecticut in the farm income ranking. Iowa counties number among the nation's top 200 by gross cash farm income, with Iowa at 45 to Connecticut 1.
Atlantic notes include visits from Minnesota and North Dakota families, new residents at 1605 Oak Street, and promotions among local National guardsmen. Paving bids for U.S. From 71 to 92 widenings cited with a $165,631 bid. Weather expected showers thunderstorm and cooler readings into Friday.
The neighbors of Geo. Bowman gathered at his home Tuesday and planted his corn due to his illness. Doers included Fred Searles Russell Smith Elmer Larsen Howard Zaiger Marvin Zaiger Harry Clark Leon Schwab Lewis KAR WAL Fred Nissen J Wiederstein Wm Madsen and Jim Brown. Several women provided the noon dinner.
The Iowa Shorthorn Breeders association field day and picnic will be held at Lane View farm operated by George Struve and sons three miles east of Manning on U S 141 Sunday June 12. The program includes judging and guessing contests entertainment demonstrations and talks.
The writer thanks everyone for gifts flowers cards visits and acts of kindness during a hospital stay and after returning home. Special thanks are given to Dr Johnson and the hospital staff.
New York U S Public Health Service prepares an official report on the polio vaccine. Surgeon General Leonard Scheele says it may be ready this weekend and will explain why vaccine release was delayed and changes in testing rules. The report aims to address parents questions about vaccination safety and effectiveness. President Eisenhower notes scientific work and safeguards in vaccination, with full details expected in the report.
The Atlantic summer play grounds, sponsored by the P T A, begin Monday at 1 PM at Grant school and run six weeks. Supervisors Mrs Helen Seivert and Mrs Grace Mc Coy, Atlantic grade school teachers, invite all children ages 4 to 12. Activities include handcraft, singing, a story hour and a play period.
Sick and injured patients at Atlantic Memorial Hospital include George Ben Bell of Anita Mrs Myrtle Bowes Trilby apartments and Mrs Donald Ward of Wiota. Several were released today including Robert Bredensteiner of 1405 Chestnut Street Mrs LeRoy Sager of Anita and John Cruise of 7 West Ninth Street
Anita Cecil Denney, daughter of Mr and Mrs Cecil Denney, is recovering from pneumonia.
Mrs Donald Pierson is listed as a medical patient at Red Oak Hospital. The brief notice identifies her as a patient under care in the facility.
Mrs Viola Christensen, who suffered a stroke on Tuesday, is improving at her son Edwin Christensen's home where she is being cared for after a chest injury from a fall at her residence.
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