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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1958
Page
4
Queen Matilda of Flanders wife of William the Conqueror spent most of her time weaving tapestry. One of her celebrated embroideries is now displayed in Bayeux Cathedral highlighting medieval royal art.
Harlan 17 year old Charles Sohn and West Grove 17 year old Larry Hoffman were sworn in as top Hawkeye Boys State officers by Gov. Herschell Loveless. Hoffman named governor and Sohn lieutenant governor after ballots at Camp Dodge. Others elected include Bob Hansen secretary of state Tom Huff state auditor Gary Miller state treasurer Ken Miller attorney general and Ronald Resch secretary of agriculture. Commerce Commission members are Dick Savage Nev in Almquist and Glen Zimmerman. Supreme Court justices include Jack Nolin Chuck Lundquist Roger Hoeft Bob Harrington and Jim O Malley.
Glen Gustason was elected commander of Post 48 Atlantic American Legion succeeding Marlo Meyer at the regular meeting. Other officers include Lee Hawes first vice commander James Van Ginkel second vice commander King Tomlinson adjutant L H Burgman chaplain Clarence Vetter historian Herman Thomson sergeant at arms and Glen Stewart finance officer. Installations set for July 1 at 8 p.m. after the Legion Auxiliary picnic at Sunnyside Park with Boys State and Girls State delegates reporting.
Thanks to the voters of the and supervisors district Cass County for your support. Harry W Koehrsen.
Marriage licenses issued to Max Bair and Judith Kruse of Omaha. Atlantic Merchants softball seeks sixth straight win at Irwin. Graduation trip to Colorado for Nancy Emmert. Firemen dinner and meeting held with 28 members. Shoe-store operators Glenn Nedgeard and Jack Brazel in town on business. Out of town mourners attend Dale Cardio funeral. New home excavation at 904 Hazel Street by Gertrude Holsinger. Market reports with steers and heifers traded in Omaha. Thefts reported of tire and hubcaps. Annmarie Nelte earns Purple and Old Gold award at ISU Cedar Falls. County approves truck bid and bridge project cost. European tour planned for Simpson College students. Judge and Mrs. Martin attend USD commencement. daughter earns BA. Civil service exam postings and salaries. Des Moines men released from Cass jail after fines.
Attending the Clearwater Minn funeral for Clarence Hap Stewart, formerly of Atlantic, included Mrs Roy Q Wheatley, John C Wheatley, Mrs Joe Lischky, Richard Keller and Mr and Mrs Frank.
Administrators of Iowa school lunch programs and related staff are invited to a meeting of the newly organized Iowa School Food Service association in Am on Saturday June 21. The program begins at 9 30 a m with Dr John Perryman and Dr Ruth Yauger among officials attending.
Defense Secretary Neil H. McElroy urged at West Point that military disagreements be settled within the executive department rather than in Congress. He proposed changes to a congressional plan to reorganize defense structure to encourage airing of disputes during a graduation speech at the U. S. Military Academy for 570 cadets.
Joe O'Connor of Walnut Grove Pro ducts Co warned Atlantic Rotary members contract farming threatens Iowa hog producers. He noted advantages like production control and risk reduction but warned farmers lose freedom and risk overproduction unless they improve hog quality and efficiency to meet southern and western competition.
About 70 people attended as Ivan Cappel served as program chairman urging farmers and corn belt businessmen to mount a serious effort to defeat the program.
AP reports eight school districts in the Attica Bussey region approved a regional project. Details indicate collaboration among districts to share resources and fund infrastructure improvements. Officials say the plan aims to enhance student services and efficiency across the union.
The proposed reorganization would merge the Marion and Mahaske counties area in a consolidation project approved by voters, 441 yes to 148 no, on Tuesday.
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