Plane crash injures two Atlantic youths and Omahan
A plane forced to land in a field on the Gearheart farm near Sarah injures none seriously. Chuck Poore suffers a head cut while Marvin Blakesley pilots the craft. Kenny Olson, both from Omaha, also ride in the plane as the motor peaks at 3 000 feet and the craft sustains extensive damage. Separately Don Clark of Council Bluffs crashes at Atlantic Airport during a landing due to construction, damaging the landing gear.
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New York Names New King of the Scofflaws
Eugene Heil, 40, who ignored 196 traffic summonses, was fined 6175 dollars and sentenced by Chief City Magistrate Abraham M. Bloch to 60 days in jail with a potential 600 more days if the fine is not paid. Heil is a textile salesman.
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General Court reference in Massachusetts and New Hampshire
The phrase notes the General Court as the state legislature in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. It contrasts urging earlier start times with slower driving for longer life, suggesting broad behavioral guidelines.
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General Court
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Local News Briefs From Omaha Market And Community
Local briefs report Gordon and L M Amos selling 18 head of 244 pound hogs at 16 75 on the Omaha market. Others note a breakfast meeting of Atlantic Commercial Travelers, a marriage license issued to Roger D Hull and Janice M Schlicht, summer religious school opening at SS Peter and Paul and library schedule changes at Atlantic Carnegie. A Walunt Grove dividend, a bicycle rodeo at Sunnyside park, a six vehicle accident near Atlantic, a jail sentence for Ted Hepler, bond forfeiture against James Ireland, and an educational film on engineering from local makers are listed with terse details.
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Space Age show at Masonic temple details given
Public is invited to a Space Age presentation at the Masonic temple at 8 p.m. Monday sponsored by Pymosa lodge. The Ford Motor Company produced film will be shown. Former resident John Wilken teaching at Menlo moves to Elk Horn with his family. School year ends with commencement by Dr. Virgil Lagomarcino at the Atlantic high school auditorium. Financial penalties issued for traffic and license violations. European tour for Iowa State Teachers College group departs June 16 with broad overseas itinerary. Weather outlook includes chances of showers and near normal temperatures this weekend with regional variations.
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Blood Drive Collects 168 Pints in Cass County
The Red Cross bloodmobile logged 168 pints as donors from Atlantic Griswold Walnut and nearby towns contributed. Publicity was handled by Mrs Warren Gaer and Lydia Otto with a long list of walk in donors. Next Cass county bloodmobiles are scheduled for September. The note adds that the first president of Spanish speaking Chile was named Q Higgins.
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Art Cameron
Harlan Shranger
Warren Gaer
Lydia R. Otto
Jack Crote
Kenneth Bock
Dean Robinson
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Raymond Nelson
J. A. Moore
Delma Wright
Frederick G. Namanny
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R. J. Smith
Leslie Knop
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Donald F. Petersen
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Jack Gaylord
Wayne Gaines
Lester King
Dick Millikan
John T. Scanlon
Merle Bornholdt
C. A. Anderson
Robert Lane
Rosamond Royalty
Bill Paige
John Moriarty
Ed Prescott
Hancock
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Dale Rourick
Dale King
Wiota
Donald Brahms
Delbert Olsen
Cumberland
Floyd Chester
Woodrow Brentnall
Massena
Ruth Bornholdt
Maine
Red Cross
Cass County
Chile
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Clyde Brownlee, 81, Adair Resident, Dies
Clyde Brownlee died at 9 15 a m Thursday at Greenfield hospital aged 81. Survived by wife Alma a son Eldon of Orient three daughters Mrs Albert Spring Kent Mrs Walter Schaffer West Des Moines and Mrs Harry Bennett Waukee and 14 grandchildren. Funeral at 2 30 p m Sunday at the Presbyterian church Greenfield with burial Sunnyhill Cemetery Greenfield.
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Eldon Brownlee
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Kent
Walter Schaffer
West Des Moines
Harry Bennett
Waukee
Presbyterian Church
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Sunnyhill
Recreation program director names and daily activities
The notice lists directors and schedules for a city recreation program with boys baseball at three sites for ages 7 14 daily 9 to 12, tennis at Sunnyside courts 9 to noon for ages 10 to 16, crafts at five playgrounds with a $1 punch-ticket system, story hour at five sites, day camp trips for 20 children, and a charm school for girls 10 to 16 at the high school focusing on poise etiquette and grooming.
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Sunnyside
Judges Select Dairy Princess and Attendants
Eighteen candidates for 1961 Cass county dairy princess appeared before judges at Griswold. The princess and four attendants will be announced at the June Dairy month program at the Cass 4 H and FFA community building. Gov. Norman Erbe will speak at the observance. Judges were Carol Stine of Oak-
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Griswold
Cass 4
Local Extension Leaders Promote Longer Life Through Slower Living
East Pottawattamie County extension home economist Larry Duval of Red Oak and Montgomery County extension youth assistant Warren Franke of the Council Bluffs Nonpareil advocate starting sooner to live longer.
Methodist Church Vacation School Set to Open Monday
The Methodist vacation church school will open Monday for two weeks with classes 9 to 12:30. Mrs John Alliband is dean and department superintendents include Mrs Mel Key, Mrs Darrell Eblen, Mrs Frank Auer bach, and Mrs John Eskew as music supervisor. Themes cover family, relationships, and living as Christians with study, music, recreation and sharing projects. Women’s Society of Christian Service helpers will provide cookies and refreshments. Classes welcome children entering kindergarten in fall through completing sixth grade.
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John Alliband
Mel Key
Darrell Eblen
Frank Auerbach
John Eskew
Woman's Society of Christian Service
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