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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1946
Page
7
Brenda’s past in Paris and a hinted love affair tie to a murder case. the narrator presses for the unknown man’s name while Brenda resists, fearing a dangerous revelation. The detective Barry pushes for action as the scene shifts to Mariano’s for a late meeting.
Manila June 3 President Manuel Roxas asked Congress for authority to reorganize all government offices and bureaus and to launch an offensive against inflation lawlessness and economic inaction He asked for a 500 million peso rehabilitation loan from the United States and requested a total 800 million peso loan to cover deficits over five years The plan calls for higher taxes wage and price control a 12 000 strong army expanded national police and creation of a national rehabilitation authority plus a strong budget bureau to vet public expenditures.
Grinnell Olver E Buckley of Maplewood New Jersey president of Bell Telephone Laboratories will give the Alumni Day address June 8 during Grinnell College commencement activities Buckley a 1909 graduate is father to Barbara a member of the current graduating class
Jean Dorsey Kennedy and Gilbert McClelland wed in First Presbyterian church Atlantic in a 3 PM ceremony. The couple will reside in Council Bluffs after a reception at the bride’s home. The bride wore pastel blue crepe. the groom is an assistant sales manager with Omaha Standard Body.
Pearl Elaine Hancock wed Gerald J. Weston in a nine oclock Wednesday ceremony at SS Peter and Pauls Catholic Church Atlantic. The bride wore a fingertip veil and a white gown with rose decor. A reception for 70 followed at the Williams home with rosebud place cards.
Mount reach this office by 10 a m. on the day of publication for club calendar items. Tonight Kill Kare Klub meets with Miss Lydia St. Otto at 707 Hazel Street. Golden Rule Chapter will meet at 8 p m at Masonic temple. Sunshine fund contributions for hospitalized veterans and April May June birthdays observed. ANA meeting Wednesday 8 p m IOOF hall with memorial service and initiation. Thursday Zion Lutheran Aid meets 12:30 at church. Education and child welfare department Atlantic Woman's club closes its year at a picnic at Sunnyside park at 1 o'clock. Monthly congregational dinner at United Presbyterian church 7:30 with Mrs Fred Ramsey chair. Women's Guild at Peace Evangelical and Reformed 2 p m with hosts. St Pauls Lutheran Aid at church with Bible school program and corsage details. Reception at Rose Hill Ave Anita home for bride and groom with fifty guests. Bride born in Extra and educated in Elk Horn and Simpson College. groom from Independence Missouri and T W A Airlines employee. Out-of-town guests listed. Farewell reception in Exira for Rev H L Jensen leaving for Audubon. Rev L Gudmund Pedersen to take over. Minnesotans pot luck supper in Kimballt for Mr and Mrs Albert Jorgensen of Lake Benton.
The ceremony featured Lehnhardt and guests including Mesdames Theodore Johns Gayle Williams Harry Lehnhardt Bill Dose Bryan Williams and John Larimore. The bride wore a two piece white crepe dress with black lace trim and black accessories as she left for a brief wedding trip. The groom, recently discharged from the army, works for the highway commission and the pair will reside in Atlantic with Mrs Weston an Oakland graduate of 1942 now employed there.
Miss Otellia Petersen and John F. Watson were married at St. Pauls Lutheran church in a 4 p m ceremony attended by fifty relatives and friends. Rev Carl Wildrick officiated as Beulah Carstensen played organ music and Melvin Petersen sang, with bridesmaids Ivy Petersen and Ansel Petersen and ushers Ansel Petersen Greenfield and Ivy Petersen Rivere Minn. The bridal party wore blue and white gowns, and Julia Ann Petersen served as flower girl.
Mrs. Frank Joyce entertained at a bridge party on Wednesday. Guest of honor was Mrs. Eunice Blauer visiting from Long Beach. High scorer was Mrs. Lete King with runner up Mrs. Harold Morgan. Meda Sperry earned the consolation prize and she cut for all.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Denham of Griswold entertained guests at their home on Wednesday to announce the engagement of their daughter Marilyn to Wilmoth J. Mack of Des Moines. Des Moines guests stayed through Thursday evening as plans for the wedding were outlined. A separate shower in Atlantic featured Mrs. Fred Sorensen and others inviting Mrs. Floyd Sorensen for the bride.
Mr and Mrs William Daily of Beatrice Nebraska were injured when their 1941 Nash coach left U S 6 four miles east of Anita after a spindle bolt on the front axle broke. They were treated at a hospital and released. Damages to the car were about 300 dollars.
Fairfield honors two Parsons college graduates and a retired merchant with honorary degrees. Virgil M. Peterson, director of the Chicago Crime Commission and speaker, joins the Rev. Charles E. Fulton of North Dakota University and Charles W. Wade, a longtime Fairfield merchant, as honorees.
Deep sea divers joined a Naples search for 22 missing crew and passengers after a four engine army transport plane crashed into the sea en route from India to the United States. Eight were rescued and eight bodies recovered. a survivor said the craft caught fire in flight.
Elk Horn-Peter K Petersen begins as church custodian succeeding Jacob Jacobsen. Jack Rowe and wife of Van Hill Ore visit Marius Hansen. Rowes run a turkey ranch. Beulah Carstensen to Sioux City for summer work in a department store. Elk Cafe sold by Bob Petersen to Milo Nielsen. Nels Nelson family from Tyler Minn visit Chris Eskow home. Elmer Nelson and son stay with her parents.
A sequence of property transfers from Julian Fee and others to various grantees across Griswold and surrounding additions. Entries show parcels on Atlantic and Lewis avenues with prices mostly one dollar or nominal sums and occasional vague values. Marginal details include lot and block numbers and dates in 1945 and 1946.
The daily program closed last week with a program and exhibit at the Church of Christ Vacation Bible School. Miss Minnie Bruner of Council Bluffs led the week with Mrs Monte Hemphill and Misses Ruth Evans Velma and Belma Lembke assisting.
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