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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1947
Page
7
Annapolis graduates 494 midshipmen marked the Dahlgren hall ceremony as they begin military careers amid Secretary Forrestal warning of unrest and potential troubles. June week festivities featured parties parades proms and honors during a peaceful backdrop.
Among the graduates 438 became navy ensigns and 39 joined as marine corps second lieutenants. An additional 23 earned bachelor of science diplomas but await final status on commissions or discharge. Twenty graduates wed, released from academy marriage bans to join their brides. Strawberry tips note vitamin C loss from stem removal.
Zion Aid society members gathered at the church with 50 attending. Rev. Dohrmann led devotions and spoke on the Missouri synod’s 100 year growth. The group voted to place several church publications in the city library and welcomed new member Mrs. Stanley Bennett.
California visitor Mrs Peter Pratt of Walnut hosted a luncheon Saturday in honor of her aunt Mrs Lara Story of Oakland. At bridge Mrs Story had the high score and Mise Nellie Lawless of Omaha was runner up. The Amvet Auxiliary of Walnut plans meetings and sewing sessions on June 9 and June 20 at the club rooms. Mrs Ethel Forbes and Mrs Laura Furey hosted bridge Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Walter Otto and Mrs Charles Spangler hosted the Presbyterian Aid on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Cecil Stuart entertained last week for her niece Miss Genevieve von Lucken of Waterloo. Kimballton hosted Saturday for James Johnson birthday gathering.
Mrs. Griffin was taken to Eggen Nursing Home Casey Wednesday following an operation at St. Josephs Omaha Tuesday. Mrs. Harold Jensen underwent major surgery at Atlantic Memorial Hospital this morning. James Welch Steven Reed Barbara Reed and Ronald Polly received tonsillectomies. Mrs. Donald Biggers entered hospital for medical treatment. Frank Gorman, off duty with rheumatism, is at NT Ad Compositor.
The Rev. Anders Hansen officiated at 2:30 PM rites for Hans C. N. Bee at Elk Horn Lutheran Church. Miss Bertha Andersen and Miss Helene Nielsen sang two hymns, with Mrs. Carl Litterst performing an organ solo. Casket bears were Harry Rattenborg China Wiges Carl Henningsen Clarence Rattenborg Nels Mortensen and Nels P. Olsen. Interment followed in Elk Horn Lutheran cemetery.
Extra-Axel aasmunsen, living with his brother Einer and wife, has been taken from Carroll hospital to the Veterans hospital in Des Moines after a stroke. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Paulsen and son Emmett return from Rochester where they sought medical exams for Mrs. Paulsen and their son. Mrs. Clarence Carl and Philip Adrian back from Carroll hospital. Mrs. Jack Vande Brake and Linda Marie discharged from Atlantic Memorial hospital. Wiola Mrs. Fred West improving after six weeks ill, daughter Mrs. A. D. Pratt returns home south of Atlantic. Mrs. Jim Jordan caring for Mrs. Weat.
At Atlantic Memorial hospital a third son arrived for Mr and Mrs Byard Heiken of 905 Pine Street weighing 9 pounds 4 ounces. In Walnut, Mr and Mrs Albert Schirm welcomed their first child a daughter weighing 6 pounds 12 ounces named Mary Marguerite Crane at Mercy hospital Des Moines. Also a girl born Tuesday morning at Mercy hospital Des Moines to Mr and Mrs Wm M Crane of Adair weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces, mother Mary McAndrews formerly.
Adair hospital reports several home dismissals including Mrs Ralph Wheatley and baby on Sunday and Mrs Lyle Smith and daughter on Monday. Mrs Lyle Redburn and baby were sent home Thursday. C W Lamborn's son Adair Bob Lamborn had a tonsillectomy Monday. Mrs Elizabeth Powel remains ill at home.
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