Philadelphia Basket Bounds 37.3 Per
A Philadelphia athlete achieves a 37.3 performance bound in an event. Officials note this marks a strong sprint pace for the season and places the competitor among leading district runners.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1961
Page
3
A Philadelphia athlete achieves a 37.3 performance bound in an event. Officials note this marks a strong sprint pace for the season and places the competitor among leading district runners.
Anita Boy and David Parker of Anita welcomed a son weighing 8 pounds 7 ounces at Atlantic Memorial hospital. Don W Chesnut and wife welcomed Edward Don a son of 8 pounds 15 ounces born at Methodist hospital Des Moines. Grandparents Merle Chesnut Adair Earl Marsden Red Oak. great grandmother Anna Keith Audubon. Leon Plowman and wife adopted David Lynn 5 pounds 8 ounces born May 17 Gouverneur New York. Grandparents Ora Plowman Adair Joe Jesmer Gouverneur.
Neal Westphal son of Mr and Mrs Jack Westphal completed a 22 week course as air control tower operator at Keesler Air Base Mississippi. He reported to his new base in Ogden Utah after three weeks with his family. Airman Clifford Holste son of Mr and Mrs Erwin Holste finished his course at Lackland Air Base Texas and has been selected for the utilities maintenance course at Sheppard Air Base Texas.
Thomas Dailey 46 of Burlington, formerly a state senator, was chosen Friday night to represent the 1st District on the Democratic State Central Committee. He succeeds John B. O Connor Jr of Coralville who resigned after taking a federal ASC farm job. Dailey won at a meeting of reps from the 12 county district.
Larry Waldau of Minneapolis visits his parents Mr and Mrs Lawrence Waldau in Minnesota as part of a local family visit report.
Regular meeting of the Atlantic fire department set for Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the fire station. Notable items include notable local events from marriage licenses to dairy princess candidacy and plans for June Dairy Month programs.
Seven members of the Senate Public Works Committee filed a minority report urging extension of the billboard control provision on the interstate highway system. They warn that without extension the highway program could turn into a billboard jungle costing public funds.
The Lutheran church in Elk Horn announces a May 31 start for Bible school running through June 9 with morning sessions only. In Bridgewater the Avondale Methodist church elected Mrs. William Ahnen as Sunday school superintendent on Sunday. In Anita the Methodist church official board met Thursday night. William Linfor was re-elected chairman and reappointed Mrs. B. W. Roberts as secretary.
Vic tor Stokely, 16, spotted smoke at the Thomas Leavy home and, after stopping a truck driver with a two way radio, returned to carry out two Leavy babies aged 6 and 18 months. The parents had left the infants with a sleeping 4 year old.
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