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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1964
Page
9
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Public notice from Cass County Iowa detailed the Iowa State Highway Commission plan to close portions of secondary roads across Interstate Route 80. The hearing is set for June 23, 1964 at Atlantic City Hall Auditorium, with deadlines to object or file damages. Special Assistant to the Attorney General C. J. Lyman signs.
Elliott and Cliff Braden depart Saturday for Perlim Minnesota to spend the season. Their grandson David Henke will join them for several weeks. Mrs Braden plans summer school at Bemidji with the group.
Dear Abby columns address a married reader finding an affair letter and advise telling the spouse. Other queries discuss parental intrusion during privacy moments, telephone manners by children and parents, and handling adult conversations at home with tact and humor.
President Johnson and Canadian Prime Minister Lester B Pearson held a 30 minute discussion in Johnsons hotel suite in New York. Johnson was there for Democratic fund raising while Pearson spoke to the American Iron and Steel Institute.
Twenty neighbors and friends planted 90 acres of corn on C R Cohrs farm last week while women of the neighborhood prepared a noon meal. Mr Cohrs had been in an Omaha hospital for observation recently.
Homemakers Circle Ten met at Mrs Arlin Moller s home in Maine with two guests. prizes awarded to Mrs Ralph Hansen and Mrs Ray Berry and quilt block work shared. N H Club hosted by Mrs Dale Westphalen for 12 members and three guests. roll call on favorite flower. winners were Mrs John Lars en Mrs Leo Myers and Mrs Percy Lynch. Ella Tiedemann won tray prize. Engagement announced for Loretta Reisetter of Radcliffe to Marvin W Blakesley of Newton with June 27 wedding planned.
Jane Fell daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Fell of Walnut was installed as worthy advisor of the Rainbow Assembly for Girls in a ceremony at the Masonic temple. 75 members from Atlantic Avoca Millard and Walnut attended as Cindy Schirm and other officers were installed and Rainbow Bible presented.
Thursday calendar item notes a 12 o'clock potluck hosted by Mrs. Ollie Pellett for the Helping Hand club. Deadline for calendar submission is 9 36 a.m. on publication day.
Mrs Clarence Nelson presided as master of ceremonies at a wedding ceremony with events led by Mrs Lawrence Chapman and Joanne Clausen. Attendees included Miss Westphalen to wed Duane Ortgies. Brayton Sunshine Club met with 16 members. farewell for the Westends noted. Silver Wedding honors for Dale and Calkins with 25th anniversary celebrations and many relatives assisting. Senior and Junior MYF groups held picnics and programs with performances by Patty Chapman Nyle Wollenhaupt and Denny Maas among others. Fisher of Men theme underscored.
The Mission circle met May 19 with Mrs. Laura McKibben. Thirteen members attended as Mrs. Daisy Cannon read the Scriptures and offered a prayer. Mrs. Edna Hansen presented the missionary report and three quilts were finished for a county family.
Bridgewater couple Mr and Mrs Erwin E Holste announce the engagement of their daughter Coretta Kaye Holste to Kenneth Le Roy Andersen son of Mr and Mrs Adolph Andersen of Brayton. Miss Holste a 1962 graduate of Bridgewater Fontanelles high school attended Barnes Beauty College and works at People’s department store in Council Bluffs. Mr Andersen a 1961 graduate attended Commercial Extension school and works at Paxton Verling Steel Co in Carteroa. A July wedding is planned.
Cass county Easter seal receipts to date total 1257.36, 242.64 behind the 1963 campaign at the same point. Mrs. Paul Marshall notes time remains to contribute to the handicap aid drive, with donations sent to the Cass Easter Seal chapter Box 54 Atlantic or turned in to town chairmen. County chairmen report varied town totals including Atlantic 754 dollars and 16.45 in containers. one day sale 112.41 and 10 dollars from the sponsor. Other towns show modest sums from Viota Massena Lewis Marne Griswold Anita Cumberland, led by Mrs. Howard Reed and Mrs. Kenneth Jensen among others.
Kimballton notes a PTA picnic at the school on Tuesday with a program from the intermediate room and a rhythm band number before installing new PTA officers after the meal. A caution to not drive if you drink.
Frederick John Schalow 89 died at 1 30 a m Sunday in Adair nursing home where he had been a patient three years He was born in Germany July 27 1874 and came to the United States at 18 He married Minnie Gennerich February 22 1899 She died in September 1958 He is survived by a daughter Mrs Homer Bangham of Indianapolis Ind a son Albert of Adair two grandchildren Mrs Gary Gray of Swea City and Billy Bangham of Indianapolis and three great grandchildren The body lies in state at Hoffman funeral home services will be at 2 p m Tuesday at Emmanuel Lutheran church with Rev E C Zimmermann officiating burial in church cemetery.
Funeral services for Mrs Viola Manuel were officiated by the Rev Wally Farnham at Roland funeral home Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock. Organ selections by Mrs Kenyon King included Ivory Palaces and Old Rugged Cross. Casket bearers were Ernest Linn Wayne Fast Orville Fast Harold Howell Duane Bergren and Alva Pearce. Interment followed in Oakwood cemetery at Lewis.
An ad notes extra copies of The Atlantic News Telegraph are desired and orders should be placed in advance to secure quantities.
George Carman 63 longtime Buffalo Center mayor and former Tribune editor died at home from a heart attack. Funeral Tuesday will be held in Buffalo Center. Carman had been unopposed in the Republican primary for the Iowa House seat. Survivors include his widow Katherine and two brothers.
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