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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1952
Page
5
A Regina gift of wheat to Queen Elizabeth II was donated to the Canadian Save the Children fund which sold it to individuals schools and organizations for 7070 dollars. Buyers returned the grain to the fund and it was sent to Greece.
Viota Jess Zimmerman departed Sunday on the first leg of a Greenland trip by bus and plane from Rosemount Minnesota. He will be away six to eight months. His wife and four children remain at home. The eldest daughter Joyce is staying for the summer from Anthon where she attended school.
Miss Margaret Hansen and Anton Nelsen wed at Holy Cross Lutheran Anita with 100 guests and a Minnesota honeymoon planned. Gracellen Kenworthy and Dennis Earl Rees married in Grant Des Moines area with 150 guests and detailed bridesmaids. Mary Ellen Hitt and Ronald Yarger wed in Massena with 38 in attendance and a Des Moines home to follow. Birthday and social notices round out a busy Iowa weekend.
T four L por athlete's foot claims instant drying action with surface peeling to expose buried fungi for on contact kill. If not pleased within one hour, get your 40c back at Gregersen Drug Store today.
Mr and Mrs J W Pogue announce the engagement of their daughter Rachelle Ann to Raymond E Standerwick Jr of Chicago. Rachelle will graduate from Grinnell College June 8 with a BA in art education. Raymond will graduate from Kinnell with a degree in physical education and will teach in Alden schools next year.
Palm Springs resident Mrs Helen Hickok visits Wiota with sister's family and mother Mrs K A Russell. Denver’s Mike Bintner family visits Barbara Bintner and relatives. Des Moines native Mary Louise Sherrert stops briefly. Omaha couple Gail Wilson and Red Oak pair Beth and Steven Hardenbergh visit. Des Moines relatives James Glynn family host over weekend. Sgt Richard Reed and family from Offutt Field visit for Memorial Day. Atlantic News Telegraph copies available by advance order.
Massena 4-H clubs the Merry Maids and Grove Girls held meetings with hostesses Delores Kaufman Zelda Zachariasen and Elaine Acker. Roll call featured a fashion note. plans for rally day and an Ames convention were announced. Demonstrations covered pattern alterations sewing on snaps hooks and eyes and making a bound buttonhole.
Jeanne Cron hosted ten members three guests and one leader at Bear Grove Brownies meeting. Paterson outlined rally day plans and mother-daughter tea was discussed. Marilyn Thomason spoke on courtesy and Jeanne Cron led posture exercises. Committees named for the tea and Janet Graham and Janice Acker elected voting delegates at rally day. Next meeting set for July 3 at Marilyn Thomason's home. Kimballton The Sharon Jalette 4 H club met Monday evening at Yvonne Randolph's home.
Bridgewater-Larry Bauer attends Boys State at Fort Dodge. Families visit and travel between Monroe Wisconsin Atlantic Griswold Logan Blair Neb Creston Gary Indiana and Canada with gatherings at homes and churches. Local service members and relatives named include Gorside Campbell Gipple Simons Sinner and Schrader among others.
Brayton reports the Baptist vacation Bible school opened Monday and runs for a week. Oak Hill Lutheran church also started VBS with two weeks of sessions led by Mrs. Milda Johansen of Grand View College. The Stanley Steen family from Chicago is visiting at Arthur Cannon’s home, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Malone are noted residents.
A brief notice emphasizes that daughters are visiting the Elmer Greens at their home and cautions readers not to drive if they have been drinking.
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