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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1963
Page
7
A reader asks about a sister in law exposing herself during hot flashes and Abby urges sympathy over criticism. Another asks how to handle an ex wife’s calls and a third questions whether to reveal premarital past to a fiancé’s parents, with Abby advising openness and boundaries.
Iowa's Protestants and Jews joined 500000 Catholics in mourning Pope John XXIII. Leaders from multiple faiths praised his unity efforts and urged continuation under his successor as Masses and prayers were planned across Dubuque and Sioux City.
Sick and Injured list visiting times first floor 1 to 2 30 and 7 to 8 30 pm second and third floors 1 to 4 and 7 to 8 38 pm no morning hours. Names of patients hospitalized include Kenneth McKibben Brayton Mrs Paul Winter Lewis Mrs Fritz Tibben Wiota Mrs William Morrison Grant Jesse Courter 903 Mulberry Alton Van Nostrand 1907 Chestnut Sharon Riley daughter 211 Linn James son of Howard Eden 806 Yee Street James Rush 1. Discharged include Mrs Lawrence Waldau Wiota Jacqueline McKenzie 907 Spruce Melinda and Michael Mase 1100 Poplar Chris Christensen Dennis Nursing Home and Mary Jo OBrien 1202 Birch Street.
A fourth child was born to Mr and Mrs Ray Moller of Atlantic joining three sisters with grandmothers Mrs Daisy Butler and Mrs Matilda Moller noted in the report. James Hess of Marshalltown, a summer State Highway Commission employee, was killed when his tractor overturned while mowing weeds along Highway 64 in southwest Marshall County. Survivors include his widow and two children.
Barbara Jean Nelson and Carl Edward Devereaux announce their engagement. Parents are Victor and Barbara Nelson of Griswold and Edward and (Mrs.) Devereaux of Omaha. They plan to wed June 30 in Griswold. Nelson works at Walnut Grove Products in Atlantic. Devereaux at U. S. Plywood in Omaha.
Birmingham sits quiet as racial tension persists beyond a May white business Negro leaders agreement desegregating downtown stores within 90 days. Rev Wyatt Tee Walker threatens renewed demonstrations if charges against jailed Negroes are not dropped. Organizing efforts draw 800 attendees. 20 000 signatures seek a vote to restore commission government while new mayor Albert Boutwell prepares a council agenda. Desegregation of schools adds to the complex tensions as Miami faces a separate water related ad claim.
G Reason, 69, a former Anita resident and nephew of Homer Reason, died of a heart attack at Eastbury Illinois. He was the son of Earl Reason who died April 18 and is survived by a wife and two daughters. Last rites set for Wednesday. Card of thanks thanks neighbors, friends, and relatives for kindness, flowers, cards, prayers by Rev Christensen, and care by Dr Wilcox and nurses.
The calendar lists events for the week: Royal Neighbors meet at 8 p.m. at IOOF hall on Wednesday. Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid at 2 p.m. Thursday with hostesses Mrs Ramon Smith Mrs Clarence Zellmer and Mrs Oscar Zellmer. Busy Bee club with hostesses Mrs Sadie Brewer and Eva Wheatley. Lady Jays summer coffee at 6 30 a m at Sunnyside park with children and own drinking utensils. Hawkeye Encampment and Auxiliary at 7 p.m. at YOOF hall with potluck supper. YWCA council meeting with Mrs Emmert Lange at 2 p.m.
Extra EXIRA notes Mr and Mrs Rup ert Jensen and family of Kansas City spent the holidays with Mrs Maude Kreamer. Mr and Mrs V E Christensen and family traveled to Phoenix Arizona for a two week stay with the L L Lumbys. Mr and Mrs Bud Lensch and sons moved to Fremont Nebraska. Mr and Mrs Tom Lohner of South Dakota have been visiting relatives.
An advertisement for Father’s Day promoting Rex Pharmacy gifts for Dad. Highlights grooming items, colognes like Top Brass by Revlon, Chanel for Lucille’s life, and a range of men's accessories. Emphasizes camera department, fresh Stover’s candy, and gift ideas such as pipe racks, wallets, razors, watches, and trip kit sets.
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