Hospital Cooperation Continues During Absence
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1952
Page
2
Grant News Notes
Grant area social notes report Mrs. R. E. Anderson and her Des Moines daughter visiting in Des Moines kin Charles Ruhl home for the weekend. Dick Kenworthy spent time in Red Oak with grandfather E. C. Robinson. Howard Gustafson of Des Moines visited the Zappe home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ware of Alton Illinois and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Westover are in Minnesota on a fishing trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
R. E. Anderson
Des Moines
Charles Ruhl
Mr. Anderson
Dick Kenworthy
Red Oak
E. C. Robinson
Howard Gustafson
C. R. Zappe
Charles Ware
Alton, Ill
Fred Westover
Minnesota
Grant-George Stinemates Nominated for Montgomery Clerk Seat
Grant Stinemates was nominated for Montgomery County supervisor at the June 2 primary. A warning: do not drive if you drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
George Stinemates
Montgomery County
Combustion Is Mysterious Fire Danger
Atlantic fire prevention bureau warns spontaneous combustion threats from oily rags hay grain coal and other materials. Heat from oxidation and microbes can ignite stored items. keep rags mopped or stored in metal cans and maintain thermometers in hay to prevent fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Fire Prevention Bureau
Elliott News: Social Ties Highlight Local Moves
Mae DeWitt visits son Ray Spicer in Chicago. Harry Gleason of Villisca visits Will Mercer home. Co EK Holtmeyer Cliff Braden Johnny Nelson Henry Carson and Mildred Kirby attend the wedding of Donnia Mac Fada to Paul Bursik at the First Christian church in Omaha. Mrs. Bursik a former Elliott resident.
Atlantic News Telegraph Copies Available by Advance Order
Advice to readers on securing extra copies of the Atlantic News Telegraph by placing advance orders. Encourages early request to guarantee supply and avoid shortage.
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Atlantic News-Telegraph
Local Injuries and Admissions Reported Across Communities
A morning accident injures Owen A Meredith when a silage blower pipe fell on his left arm. At Atlantic Memorial Hospital several admissions include Mrs Catherine Nevens from Wiota and Max Woolsey from RFD 3 for medical care. Arthur Ramsey from Adair faces a tonsillectomy while Kenneth Christensen from Cedar Street needs an emergency appendectomy. Multiple residents are released, including Mrs George Duffield and Ray Cannon, with others still under care for rheumatic or back conditions. Other notes mention severe cold in Manning, gall bladder issues in Audubon, and tonsiladenoid removal in Audubon. additional cases include an injury from a Rock Island project and postoperative recoveries in Des Moines and Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen A. Meredith
East Ninth Street
Catherine Nevens
Wiota
Max Woolsey
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Boyd Ramsey
Adair
Kenneth Christensen
Cedar Street
George Duffield
East Fifth Street
Ray Cannon
Charles Biggs
Birch Street
Paul Dahlberg
Pine Street
Loren Ferrell
Anita
Ray Kaufmann
Des Moines
Paul Mailander
Alfred Dement
Gloria Griffin
Kaufmann
Pedestrians Favor White Clothing on Night Highway Walks
A public advisory notes pedestrians should wear white or light colors on highways at night to improve visibility for drivers and reduce accidents. The guidance emphasizes reflective materials and using sidewalks where available.
Kefauver Seeks Truman Neutrality for Democratic Nomination
Sen. Estes Kefauver met with President Truman at the White House and said Truman will stay neutral regarding Democratic nomination contenders until the July 21 convention. Kefauver hopes Truman will campaign for him after neutrality ends. Truman said he remains neutral but may conduct a whistle stop campaign for the party’s chosen candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Truman
Kefauver
Democratic Party
White House
Highway 100 Paving Begins Between Griswold and Lyman
Work started last week on Highway 100 paving between Griswold and Lyman. Concrete poured at the unfinished bridge six miles east of Griswold as crews move toward Griswold. Eastward work will begin soon. Booth and Olsen of Council Bluffs are the contractors with crews living in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griswold
Lyman
Here
Booth and Olsen
Council Bluffs
Four-State Conclave Set At 1.0.0.F. Hall
Notice to all Hawkeye Encampment members of a four state conclave at the 1.0.0.F. hall on Saturday night June 7 at 8 pm. Royal Purple degree to be performed by the Lohrville degree team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Hall
Lohrville
Father of 29 Kids Finds Big Family Is Cheaper
Orville Morphew, 47, an instrument fitter at Paducah atomic plant, says feeding 29 children and 10 stepchildren costs less than feeding 12. Morphew, with five sets of twins and three sets of triplets, hails from Bonanza Arkansas, and has children spread across Alabama Arkansas Oklahoma Tennessee and Texas. He notes a Texas friend with 35 children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aducah
Orville I. Morphew
Paducah Atomic Plant
Morphew
Atomican
Atomic Plant
Bonanza
Ark
Alabama
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Texas
Doan's Pills Offer Kidney Support for Backache Relief
Backache and fatigue from possible kidney slow down may respond to Doan's Pills a mild diuretic used for over 50 years. Doctors emphasize kidney health and prompt help for related urinary discomfort with this aging remedy once trusted by millions.
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Dean
Poun
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