De Gaulle Master Of Timing And Suspense, 67
Paris AP reports General Charles de Gaulle has long played timing and suspense in France. From battlefield to exile to Paris celebrations, his 18 year influence spans World War II, the Champs Elysees and the National Assembly as he positions himself to assume powers of the republic.
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Notice of Executor and Executrix Appointments
In Cass County Iowa the estate of John Weppler is administered with Lloyd M. Weppler named Executor and Dated May 15 1958. The executrix Kathryn H Fintebine is appointed for Ralph L Finkbine with filing through attorneys Jones Cambridge Carl at 4 East Sixth Street. Both notices direct creditors to present claims per law for allowance and payment.
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Alumni Banquet Held at Massena Massena
The Altar and Rowdley society hosted the annual alumni banquet May 24 at the church parlors with 181 in attendance. Massena high school seniors were guests of honor, and talks, music, and dancing followed a program led by master of ceremonies Gerald Wollenhaupt.
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Gerald Wollenhaupt
John Ihnen
Phil Ridout
J. E. Amber
Lara Hood Kaufmann
Orient
Eftie Wollenhaupt
Lewis
Omaha
Wes
Oliver Wagner
Ethel Jensen
Rose Mary McLaren
Richard Follmann
Oscar Rupperle
Duane Karstens
Loretta Denney
Shery Lary
Bob Pond
Denny Morrison
Local Social Notes From Elk Horn and Surroundings
Elk Horn and nearby communities report visitors and travelers. Glen Coon and family and Mrs. Baker hosted in Beat Rice Nebraska, while Roy Baker welcomed them. Oscar Roose vacationed in Excelsior Springs Missouri and Atchison Kansas visiting Mrs. Helen Lister. Walter Wittrup plans a ten day trip to Wirt Minnesota visiting cousins Clarence and Mrs. MacDonald. Heleen Nielsen of Storm Lake visited her parents Hilmer and Elizabeth Nielsen and plans to pursue a masters at Colorado State Teachers College in Greeley. Arnold Andersen and Kathleen visit Ivan Hurley in Ravenna Nebraska. Marie Nielsen takes a ten day vacation from Salem Home duties. J. P. Andersen fills her place. Leo Behrens moved into Louise Christensen’s summer home. Marcia Nelsen and Mrs. Norman Laistad to serve as summer organists at the Lutheran church while Bertha Andersen vacations.
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Beatrice
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Oscar Roose
Excelsior Springs
Atchison, Kans
Helen Lister
Walter Wittrup
Wirt
Minn
Ivan Hurley
Ravenna
Marie Nielsen
Salem
J. P. Andersen
Leo Behrens
Louise Christensen
Marcia Nelsen
Norman Laistad
Lutheran Church
Bertha Andersen
Lutheran Church confirms a list of Elk Horn members
The Elk Horn Lutheran church confirmed Janet Andersen Ivan Andersen Phyllis Bonnesen Marian Carlsen Carol Ann Greve Phyllis Greve Jean Hansen Sandra Jacobs Susan Johnson Melvin Lange Linda Larsen Terry Madsen Judy Nelsen Danny Olsen Roger Winther at Sunday services.
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Janet Andersen
Ivan Andersen
Phyllis Bonnesen
Marian Carlsen
Carol Ann Greve
Phyllis Greve
Jean Hansen
Sandra Jacobs
Susan Johnson
Melvin Lange
Linda Larsen
Terry Madsen
Judy Nelsen
Danny Olsen
Roger Winther
GOOD DEED CUMBERLAND SEES FARM WORK FOR WALTER TIBKEN
Last Friday, 26 men plowed 30 acres, planted 80 acres of corn and 30 acres of soybeans for Walter Tibben who is ill with mumps. Helpers included: Earl DeVore, Wayne Erickson, Ross Becker, Clyde Plain, Virgil Coughlin, John Becker, Robert Schrier, John Jones, Floyd Gerlock, Robert Coughlin, Merlin Schaaf, Carl Symonds, Keith Bissell, Bert Perrin, Dale Symonds, Glen Bicking, Charles Perrin, Dennis Laird, Ronald Bicking, Noah Stahley, Floyd Blankenship, Maurice Kemp, Frans Olson, Ernest Thompson Emanuel Jensen and Subtler Tibken. The noon meal was prepared at the Baptist church by Mrs Tibken and others. In Atami Japan a circular hotel slowly turns on a central axis to give a new view each time.
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Walter Tibben
Earl DeVore
Wayne Erickson
Ross Becker
Clyde Plain
Virgil Coughlin
John Becker
Robert Schrier
John Jones
Floyd Gerlock
Robert Coughlin
Merlin Schaaf
Carl Symonds
Keith Bissell
Bert Perrin
Dale Symonds
Glen Bicking
Charles Perrin
Dennis Laird
Ronald Bicking
Noah Stahley
Iowa YMCA names Galloway president at spring conference
Boone Iowa William Galloway of Newton was chosen president of the Iowa Young Adult Council YMCA for the first annual spring conference held Sunday at the Y camp near Boone Also elected were Barbara Shook Council Bluffs vice president Doris Hrock Des Moines second vice president Shirley Woodring Council Bluffs secretary and Karl Swessinger Marshalltown treasurer The slogan Start sooner drive slower live longer appeared with the coverage.
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