Judge Martin to Announce Grand Jury Findings Friday
Audubon County Attorney H Wayne Black says Judge R Kent Martin will hear the grand jury Friday morning on the investigation of local tourist cabines operations. Black expects indictments on motor and gambling charges. Hearings ended before Memorial Day and the probe followed an Advocate Republican column in the May 13 issue.
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Ubon
R. Kent Martin
Atlantic
Audubon County
H. Wayne Black
Black
Audubon Advocate-Republican
Audubon
Masons Gather for Ereserve Services for D O Herbert
Masons meet at the Masonic hall at 8 30 p m Friday June 4 for ereveside services for D O Herbert led by Kelee C Saemisch W M with attendance expected from lodge members and local affiliates.
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Masonic Hall
Ereveside
D. O. Herbert
Id Kelee C. Saemisch
W. M
Local News Briefs and A Community Update
Tim Maher of Chicago visits Atlantic relatives for the week. Dr. Edgar T. Wherry of the University of Pennsylvania botanist toured the Pellett experiment station. Hansa P. Clarnen heads to Iowa City for hospital checkup after surgery. Mrs. Harold Hall and Judy of Wichita stay with Atlantic friends. Mrs. Lou Schuler attends funeral in Atlantic then returns home. House of David plays Extra tonight under the lights. team has won over twenty games. Dick Cook and relatives plan a month in Marathon Florida. Leon Turner sells 19 steers at Omaha for 34 dollars per hundredweight. Walter Maassen sells 17 head at the same price. Maassen’s three heifers bring 32 dollars. Gregersen drug store on Fourth and Chestnut to reface brick. exterior sealing planned. Don Conley of Diagonal starts as new operator at the state.
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Omaha
Leon Turner
Walter Maassen
Maassen
Police radio transfer and local civil suits in Cass County
Maquoketa police radio service will shift to station KACD on Sunday with Lloyd Belknap of Burlington replacing the Maquoketa operator. F. L. Green sues Clair Kimball in district court for 250.74 on a note dated January 15 1988. Mrs. Julia Bowman returns home from Oakland California to visit relatives. Creighton graduates include Rongers Kwapisgeski Wise and Pettinger. Arthur Koontz faces a false pretenses charge after being held for Onawa. Visitors John and Leslee Moore to Walnut then Philadelphia. Evelyn Swagel attends summer session at Simpson College with Swagel and Sivers attending. Glenwood radio booster station now in operation with KACD receiving and retransmitting signals. Hearing set for Daisy Hanson v L A Arnold over Pullman hotel possession. Atlantic hot and windy with drouth threatens crops. Suzannne Petersen and Shirley Bowden receive associate in arts degrees at Christian College Missouri.
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Harold E. Davidson
Daisy Irene Hanson
L. A
Vena Arnold
Pullman Hotel
Cass Court Room
Miss Hanson
Mrs. Arnold
L. W. Hanson
Local Graduates Return Home With Atlantic Group
Mrs. John Molgaard and family along with Miss Harriet Hoegh Miss Grace Arn and Rod Kailey hosted guests from Red Cloud Nebraska. The two graduates and DeLoy Young a Christian student returned home with the Atlantic group.
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Farlane
John Molgaard
Harriet Hoegh
Donald D. Annis
Amos Young
Ray Anderson
Grace Arn
Rod Kailey
Red Cloud
Nebr
McFarlane
DeLoy Young
Christian
Atlantic Group
Mihai to Wed Anne in Athens in Orthodox Ceremony
An aide says former King Mihai likely will marry Princess Anne next week in Athens. The date depends on flying weather as Mihai plans to fly Anne from Geneva to Greece. Anne is in Copenhagen and expected in Switzerland soon for a Greek Orthodox ceremony at the royal palace in Athens.
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Lausanna
Switzerland
Mihai
Neess Anne
Athens
Jacques Vergotti
Anne
Geneva
Greece
Cophenhagen
Delegates Lunch With Stassen at Des Moines Meeting
More than 30 of Iowa's delegates and alternates to the Republican national convention were set to lunch with Harold E. Stassen in Des Moines. Stassen, en route from Pittsburgh to Sacramento, will make a brief stop. Stassen campaign official W. B. Rupe reported 34 acceptances out of 46 invited. A picnic was held by Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lewis at Springbrook Park.
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Stassen
Des Moines
Iowa
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Pittsbburgh
Sacramento
Rupe
Ames
Stas
Casey
Gordon Lewis
Ernest Lewis
Springbrook Park
Democratic Chief on Sidelines of Truman Jaunt
President Truman plans a cross country speaking tour across 18 states. He labels it non political while briefing party leaders and targeting housing education aid and trade extension in prepared addresses. He travels by special train with a heavy schedule and multiple stops including Chicago Omaha Seattle and Berkeley.
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Truman
Democratic Party
White House
J. Howard McGrath
Rhode Island
Democratic National
Capitol Hill
Chicago
Omaha
Seattle
Berkeley
Cal
President's special train schedule to Iowa stops
The president's special train, in tentative plans, will enter Iowa at Clinton at 12 15 a m Saturday and reach Boone at 3 56 a m and Council Bluffs at 7 15 a m.
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Los Angeles
Iowa
Clinjton
Boone
Council Bluffs
Carroll Boy Killed in Rural Auto Pedestrian Crash
Carroll county report details the death of nine year old Billy Reiff son of Ed and Mrs Reiff who farm near Carroll after being struck by a car driven by George Dinges of Odebolt while crossing a highway shortly after retrieving a mail from the rural carrier Sheriff Tom J Finegan described the victim as a farm lad killed in a pedestrian auto accident.
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Carroll
Billy Reiff
Tom J. Finegan
Ed Reiff
George Dinges
Odebolt
Massena Residents Visit Relatives and Friends
Massena witnesses a flurry of visitors from Wayne Nebraska LeRoy and Sharon Wiota Shenandoah and Newton as families tour the area. Supt. D D Slocum and Roberta travel from Newton and stop in Massena en route home to Lewis after a week with Mrs. Slocum’s mother Mrs. Douthart.
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Massena
Willard Wollenhaupt
Billy
Wayne, Neb
M. E. Ostrus
LeRoy
Sharon
Emma Wollenhaupt
Wiota
Kurt Gormer
Evelyn
Norma
Marjorie Madison
Newton
Lizzie Wolters
Shenandoah
Massena Cemetery
D. D. Slocum
Roberta
Lewis
Treasurer Grimes Accepts $10 Conscience Money
Des Moines State Treasurer John M. Grimes received a $10 contribution described as conscience money. The donor sent the amount in a plain envelope from New Orleans with the note I owe the state $10.
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Des Moines
John M. Grimes
New Orleans
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Edgar T. Wherry
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Time Magazine
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Burlington
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Francis Wilcox
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Leo V. Rongers
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Eugene F. Wise
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Norma Pettinger
Cumberland
St.Joseph’s School of Nursing
Richard McMullen
F. C. Saemiach
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McMullen
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Sioux City
Harry Jordan
Monona County
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