Picnic by the River Basin with Gail and Stephen
Gail and Stephen share a sunlit day by the river after a tense afternoon. They discuss past loves and future plans while grappling with family tensions and the war looming over Europe. Their picnic ends with a decisive kiss as trust deepens between them.
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Stephen
Gail
Paris
Cannes
Maria
Baden
Hitler
Pamela
Margaret
Bianca
Europe
Family trip to Garnett and Fort Sill announced
Elk Horn Mrs H W Petersen and Howard with Mr and Mrs Raymond Olson and three children plan a trip this week to Garnett Kansas to visit sister Mrs Chris Hastard and family. From there Mrs Olson and the children will go to Fort Sill Oklahoma to stay the summer with husband and father T/5 Raymond Olson.
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Elk Horn
H. W. Petersen
Howard
Raymond Olson
Fort Sill, Okla
Re solving debate on agricultural production incentives
A no decision debate titled Re solved American Agricultural Production Should be Controlled by Incentive Payments was held at the Presbyterian church parlors last evening. The affirmative team included Ruth Mc Dermott Dean Robinson and Dick Nichols with Margaret Lott Paul Dimig and Stanley Knop on the negative. Max Miller was elected treasurer replacing Fletcher Nichols. After the meeting the group played games as 33 members and six guests attended.
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Presbyterian Church
Ruth McDermott
Dean Robinson
Dick Nichols
Margaret Lott
Paul Dimig
Stanley Knop
Max Miller
Fletcher Nichols
Territory Social No 8 and Elk Horn Social
Territory Social No 8 covers a picnic at Elk Horn town hall honoring three retiring telephone operators Edel Hansen Vérdi Christensen and Agnes Jorgensen. The Elk Horn Auxiliary elects officers and reports a $61.25 poppy sale. Wedding and social notices follow with DeWitt Lewis wedding and Lincoln visitors dinner at Grid city hall.
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Elk Horn
Marne-Elk
American Legion Auxiliary of
H. W. Petersen
Martin Roose
Nels Larsen
Alex Petersen
Paulus Nielsen
Chris Jensen
Poppy Ssle
Lutheran Ladies Aid Meetings Set In Casey Church
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will gather in Casey church parlors Wednesday June 6 with hostesses Mrs Will Stolk Mrs William Madsen Mrs Merrill Warner and Mrs John Rading. Casey WLCS meets June 7 in the church parlors with hostesses Miss Ollie Cline Mrs Charles Whetstone Mrs W A Mains and Mrs Kenneth Herriott. Bruns family reunion reported Sunday at Arnold Ihnen home Norway Center with 75 attending among the John Bruns and Robert Bruns families.
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Lutheran Ladies Aid
Casey Church
Will Stolk
William Madsen
Merrill Warner
John Rading
Casey Wlcs
Ollie Cline
Charles Whetstone
W. A. Mains
Kenneth Herriott
Bruns
Arnold Ihnen
Norway Center
John Bruns
Robert Bruns
Cloverleaf Club and Ladies Golf Events Calendar
Cloverleaf club meets with Mrs Clarence Cambridge. roll call asks What Would You Buy for Your Home with 800. Martha Guild picnic at First Congregational church followed by meeting. Ladies Golf Association luncheon at Country club. White Shrine at Masonic temple with ceremonial and refreshments. Zion Walther League meets at church basement with Patricia Scheeler and Ronald Nelson as entertainment committee. Friday Country club dinner at 6 30 with Mrs R Kent Martin as reservations chair.
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Cloverleaf Club
Clarence Cambridge
Martha
First Congregational Church
Ladies Golf Association
Country Club
E. C. Petersen
O. F. Meredith
H. F. Shranger
Masonic Temple
Zion Walther Yeague
Patricia Scheeler
Ronald Nelson
Ella Steffens
Lydia Knop
R. Kent Martin
Massena and Cumberland Wedding and Catholic Women Meeting
Guests from Cumberland and Fontanelle attended a reunion at Arthur Hoehne’s in Oma ha with many locals from Mary Smock and Dora DeJurchen among attendees. A quarterly Catholic Women meeting at Greenfield drew six Reno parishioners and six from Massena, with Mrs James Anstey and others leading the program. A shower for Mrs Mary Byrd McNally at Casey’s Lutheran church hosted pink and white decor and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt-Lewis
Jacqueline DeWitt
Earl DeWitt
Lewis
Victor Lewis
Elliott
A. Breeling
Barbara DeWitt
Manning DeWitt
Abe Fulton
Clayton Mundorf
Miss DeWitt
Fulton
J. W. Lewis
June
A. E. Mellett
Griswold
Council Bluffs
Gilbert Schrier
Omaha
Arthur Hoehne
Guthrie Center
Wm. Meyer
Emler Meyer
Fontanelle
Lowell Preston
Corning
Gilbert Schoenbohm
Massena
Harold Heeren
Anita
Otto Dreager
Atlantic
Elsa Ortgies
Hugh Heeren
Galt Thnen
Fred Meyer
Fred Ihnen
Nels Thompson
Hajo Schoenbohm
Cumberland
Arnold Ihnen
Roy Kloppenburg
George Ihnen
John Eilis
Anton Ihnen
John Campen
Wiola
Mary Smock
Dora DeJurehen
Robert de Jurchen
Frieda Tiedeman
Greenfield
Reno
Casey
Mary Byrd McNally
Pinochle Party and Missionary Group Meet in Anita
Pinechlg Hostess Miss Geraldine Cleaver entertained seven ladies with a pinochle game at her home on West Main Street. A 7:30 luncheon preceded the game with corsage favors. Scores were led by Miss Mary Lucille Henderson followed by Mrs. Ben Broderson and Mrs. Ross Hatfield. The Methodist missionary group gathered Saturday at the Clarence Norberg home with 14 youngsters present and a lesson on The American Indian led by Mrs. Lester King. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Norberg. The July 7 meeting will be at Eric Osen’s home.
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Geraldine Cleaver
West Maih Street
Anita
Mary Lucille Henderson
Ben Broderson
Ross Hatfield
Methodist
Clarence Norberg
Lester King
Norberg
Eric Osen
Newlyweds Walter and Frances Hanssen Host Reception at Cumberland
A Sunday reception at Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hanssen home in Cumberland honored Pfc. and Mrs. Walter Hanssen who wed in Omaha May 26. Frances DeWees, from Omaha, became Mrs. Hanssen. The couple, now stationed at Fort Leavenworth after Walter’s wound in Italy, will live there.
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Roy Hanssen
Cumberland
Pfc
Walter Hanssen
Omaha
John Hanssen
Henry Hanssen
Hanssen
Frances DeWees
Clarence DeWees
Red Oak
Cpl
Company K
Atlantic
Italy
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Linoleum Mats Prolong Life by Corner Design
Linoleum mats last longer when corners are rounded or slanted. Square corners not tacked or cemented tend to wear quickly from foot traffic.
All the News When It Is News in The News Telegraph
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Crocheted Edging and Flower Stitchery Pattern 664
Crocheted edging is 2 percent inches wide and flowers use an easy stitchery. Pattern 664 features six 4 by 11 percent inch motifs with directions. Send 15 cents for the pattern to Atlantic News Telegraph Needlework Dept P O Box 166 Station O New York NY Print name pattern number and address clearly.
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Atlantic News-Telegraph
P. O
New York
N. Y
Hospital notes infections and surgeries in Atlantic area
Mrs Paul Sandhorst of Atlantic is recovering from a facial infection affecting one eye. Mrs Orville Bornholdt was taken by ambulance to Mercy hospital in Council Bluffs with pneumonia. Esther Root 81 of Extra underwent hip fracture surgery at Atlantic hospital. Mrs Louis Akers of Brayton had tonsillectomies at the local hospital. Ronald Gaskill of Corning and Larry and Leann Engle of Massena were treated. James Davidson of Atlantic was admitted for medical care.
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Omaha
Orville Bornholdt
Mercy Hospital
Council Bluffs
Esther Root
Extra
Atlantic Hospital
Louis Akers
Brayton
Ronald Gaskill
Corning
Larry
Leann Engle
Massena
James Davidson
Atlantic
Blood donors visit Ilewick City for hospital patient
Bleed Deners. Lewis Russell Marshall Fred and Claude Casady were in Ilewick City Sunday to give blood for Mrs. Ed Kunze, a patient at the University hospital.
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Bleed Deners
Lewis
Russell Marshall
Fred
Claude Casady
Ilewick City
Ed Kunze
University Hospital
Hospital treatment for Brayton family and measles illness
Brayton Mrs Theo Ordway was taken to Atlantic hospital for medical treatment. Mary Louise Molgaard daughter of Folmer Molgaard is ill with measles. Coleen Hansen daughter of Harold Hansen is also ill with the measles.
Casey Woman 82 Dies After Nursing Home Stay
Mrs. A Z Long of Casey dies at 82 after two and a half years in Kaska nursing home Stuart. Survived by two daughters Mrs Chester Chamtery and Mrs Clarence Rumple of Casey, another daughter in Canada, and two sons Bert Long of Des Moines and Fred Long of South Dakota. Funeral at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Methodist Church. Rev. Alta Nichols officiates. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
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Casey
A. Z. Long
Kaska
Stuart
Chester Chamtery
Clarence Rumple
Canada
Bert Long
Des Moines
Fred Long
South Dakota
Methodist Church
Alta Nichols
Oakwood Cemetery
Living memorial tennis court honors missing seaman Crawford
Anita residents dedicate a tennis court to William F. Crawford Jr. missing in action from the battle off Sava Island in 1942. The court built by Billy’s family in 1941 near West Main Street serves as a place for service members and local youth, with floodlights and plans for flowers around the site.
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Anita
William F
Billy) Crawford
Sava Island
Billy
Rosa Crawford
W. F. Crawford
West Main Street
U. S. Naval Reserve
Crawfords
Crawford
Massena Briefs Highlight Weekend Visits and Moves
Local residents report weekend gatherings at multiple homes including the Boecks in McClelland and the Spencers in Oakland. Visitors include Marian Mills from Washington DC and Jeannette Yarger who heads to Omaha for schooling. many relatives are noted visiting or touring in Iowa and Missouri areas.
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Massena
Charles Boeck
Jack and
Jerry
Elbert Boeck
McClelland
Wray Wilson
Walter Wilson
Suzanne
Jimmy
Mary Beth
Harold Spencer
Oakland
Marian Mills
Washington, D. C
Fred Mills
Bill Bross
Michael
Atlantic
Fay Denham
Max Denham
Melbourne
Fla
Jeannette Yarger
Omaha
Omaha College
G. R. Gore
Jean
Janet
Mound City
Frank Wetterick
Harley Brandy
Dale Vetterick
Ike Gillispie
Fontanelle
Frank Vetterick
Harold Way
Charles and
Denny
Wray Yarger
Carolyn
Lyle Hosselt
Harold
C. T. Way
Donny Dygart
Ronny
Yale
Geraldine Zink
Chicago
R. E. Zink
Navy ships rely on costly new paint to prevent rust
Protective coating rust is a persistent threat to steel in air and salt water. Since steel replaced iron in ships hulls rust remains a hazard even with stainless or special steels. A hot sprayed paint, developed by the navy, curbs corrosion but is very expensive and used mainly on navy ships.
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Navy
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