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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1946
Page
5
In New York, Inspector Barry and the narrator discuss Brenda Leighton's suspected lover and a missing emerald ring. They fear Leighton may know the lover's identity, plan to keep Brenda under watch, and await Leighton's arrival from Burma to resolve the mystery.
The Atlantic News Telegraph announces stamps for national war savings programs are available at their office for readers and customers seeking to support the war effort.
A Saturday collision on U S 71 near Atlantic damaged a 1934 Chevrolet pickup driven by Eno Schroeder of Griswold after being sideswiped by Milford Boyd of Butler Missouri. A second incident on county T near Maine damaged Earl Namanny’s truck by hitting a road patrol blade. Namanny’s truck incurred 100 dollars in damage while the patrol remained undamaged.
The Wiota An ita Catholic parish summer program began at the Wiota consolidated school with 78 enrollments. It will run two weeks and close June 16 with confirmation and first communion conducted by Sisters Marie Celine and Mary Paula of Des Moines Saint's School.
Minneapolis firm offers free demonstration of rupture shields in Atlantic Iowa at Hotel Whitney on Saturday June 15 from 9 am to 3 pm. Hoff claims ten years of service and thousands fitted in US. warns rupture neglected causes weakness and pains. Associates Hoffmanns Surgical Appliance Co invites those who cannot attend to contact 315 Masonic Temple Minneapolis.
Miss Mary Ann Valenti and Harold Sarsfield wed in Epworth Methodist church Milwaukee. Attended by Mary Santilli Amadeo Valenti bridesmaids Mary and Jean Valenti and Arlene Reissmann flower girl. Reception at Ron De Voe ballroom and Hotel Medford dinner followed. They honeymoon in northern Wisconsin and will live in Atlantic.
Doris Jean Spies and Robert Kruse wed in Hiawatha Kansas with groom’s brother and sister in law in attendance. Doris is Massena High School 1943 graduate and has worked in Council Bluffs. groom served overseas in the navy and will live in Council Bluffs. Rose Marie Chovanic engaged to Coryell Nicholas Bell. wedding planned June 13 in Casey at Saint Joseph Church. Bell recently discharged from Army after over three years, largely overseas, and will work with father in Adair. Mary Kelly and Kenneth Jorgensen united in marriage at St. Josephs in Wiota. reception for about 75 relatives followed by a local celebration. Continuous details of attendants and outfits noted with family ties to Anita, Casey, and Council Bluffs.
Club calendar items due by 10 a m on publication day. Atlantic White Shrine 29 meets Thursday at 8 p m in Masonic temple. Golf association luncheon at 1 p m at the Country club. Committees listed: Mrs Norman Johnson Mrs Charles Smith Mrs C W Bootjer. Helping Hand club with Mrs Elmer Pellett Cloverleaf club with Mrs Kenneth Esbeck Fellowship supper and business meeting at Congregational church.
Janelle Wede Meyers of Adair and Judy Anderson of Council Bluffs wed with families including Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wede meyer and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Anderson. The bride, Anita High graduate, works at Gipple Insurance in Anita. Groom, son of Mrs. Chris Hansen, works at Rasmussen Oil in Anita. They plan to reside in Anita after a brief Des Moines wedding trip.
Election returns show numerous county races with Republican leads in lieutenant governor secretary of state and state auditor fields. Notable tallies include Evans 1721 and Hubbard 1830 with several other R candidates outperforming Democrats in statewide and local offices.
Those who desire extra copies should notify this office in advance to prevent supply exhaustion and ensure availability.
In Audubon County, incumbent Thomas Finnerty won the Republican sheriff nomination with 733 votes, defeating Fred Clemensen who had 633. Democratic tallys show Lewis Hinz 304, H Wayne Black 393, and Leonard Madsen 401. no Republican nominees for treasurer and county clerk posts as incumbents filled those roles.
Harry Eckhardt Avoca longtime public servant died in New York City from a paralytic stroke at Pennsylvania Station while en route home. Survived by widow Georgia two daughters Lou and Joan step daughter Lois Stuhr two brothers Carl and Dr Frank Eckhardt. Body to Avoca for funeral Thursday with Rev Ivan Bachtell officiating burial in Avoca.
Minister Rev. Lester Hall suffered a heart attack at his home last week while preparing a funeral. He had been ill with flu for several days and had recently moved to Malvern from Massena. He will miss the conference session in Des Moines this week.
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