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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1964
Page
5
A reader collection from Dear Abby shows advice on love, self-respect, and relationships. Absent clear context, it notes a man demanding proof of love, a mother’s day neglect, a clingy gift misunderstanding, and a plea about past mistakes with a reminder to seek Abby’s guidance.
June 26 is the wedding date for Miss Diane Fulks daughter of Mr and Mrs Max W Fulks Atlantic and Richard Alston son of Mrs Amanda Alston Stuart. The ceremony at 2 30 p m at Atlantic First Methodist church. Miss Fulks a 1964 Atlantic high school graduate. The bridegroom a 1963 Stuart high school graduate and National School of Aeronautics alum currently employed by Ozark Air Lines in Columbia Missouri.
Mr and Mrs S B Christen sen of 204 West Fifth observed their 25th wedding anniversary on Thursday. Their son Ross graduated Friday from the University of Iowa College of Dentistry. A reception for Mr and Mrs Lee Utterback was set for Friday at 8 p.m. at the First Christian church as they plan to move to Oskaloosa later this month where he will manage Graham's department store.
Montgomery County American Legion Auxiliary meeting in Red Oak elected officers with Mrs Parker as president and Mrs Taylor as secretary treasurer. Seymour Taylor served as county vice president for two years. Members include Mrs Clair Morrison Mrs Junior Bryson Mrs Eugene Parker and Mrs Jack Taylor.
Club calendar items must reach the office by 9 30 a m on publication day. Monday DAR picnic at 12 36 at Sunny Side Park. Wednesday Atlantic Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club meets at Atlantic Upholstery Service 207 East Second at 7 30 p m.
Funeral services for Walter Hilyard were conducted at 2 p.m. on May 29 at the Methodist church with Rev. William Richardson presiding. In charge of flowers were Mrs. Harvey Garside, Mrs. Wilbur South, Mrs. Harold Nebola, and Mrs. Ross Christensen. hymns “The Old Rugged Cross” and “In the Garden” were sung with piano accompaniment. Hodges Funeral Home oversaw burial in Atlantic Cemetery. pallbearers included Harveys Garside, Wilbur South, Delmar South, John Stender, Roy Michaels, and Clee Hensley. The Library of Congress houses about 2 million books, most available from the main reading room. Motorists Use Stop signs.
Reports detail Benton Sunshine club at Karen Kitelinger home with ten members two guests and a leader. plans include a parents banquet award night and family picnic on June 7 plus a June 16 tour of a bank and the George Voss home. Kathy Wedemeyer named county camp delegate with Linda Blank as alternate. club donated $5 to Pollock shower and will tour Des Moines June 18. Demonstrations featured Linda Blank on finishing a picture Karen Kitelinger showing OPPS. Mary Jo Lambertson on mixing and understanding color. Washington G.E.M. club held at Gilbert Petersen home with tickets for safety show. junior and senior demonstration teams selected. and talks on introductions and money management. The club will mow lawns for older township residents as a special project. May meeting had 19 members, 3 leaders and 14 guests with poems, songs, and piano duets. Pleasant-Noblettes 4-H mother-daughter tea at Griswold town hall included piano solo, a cake recipe read, packing a suitcase demonstration, and a flower arranging workshop on June 17. Massena Champions met at township hall with 16 members, planned a locker-plant visit. Nyle Wollenhaupt appointed camp delegate. Massena Merry Maids 18 members plus 2 leaders held May meeting with furniture arrangement demonstration and lunch.
Cumberland altrust society met with Mrs Charles Daugherty on Wednesday with seven members present. Mrs Cecil McCurdy named president, Mrs John Hamilius vice president, Mrs Virgil Coughlin secretary, and Mrs Adolph Pettinger treasurer. The meeting ends for fall.
The Massena Baptist church hosted a week long vacation Bible school from 9 a.m. to 2 30 p.m ending May 29 with an evening program and craft display. The combined Christian and Methodist churches completed a five day session with a special morning worship service. Elk Horn Lutheran confirms 29 youths on May 31 including Duane Christensen and others. reception sponsored by the Luther League will follow at 7 p.m. with parents as guests.
Grant The Rev. and Mrs. Carl B. Rayburn traveled to Nebraska visiting the Herzog and Rayburn families in Lincoln, Frannie Kennedy and daughter, and the Heiss and Schurman families in Hastings and Hildreth. Rev. Rayburn returned home Friday while Mrs. Rayburn stayed for a longer visit. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beams left for Peoria Illinois after a week with Mrs Beans’ brother in law and sister.
Elk Horn Kimballton school board hires Fred Wuntford to lead instrumental music and band and Mrs. Fred Nelson as vocal music teacher and high school German instructor. Wuntford, a Missouri native, holds a B A from Northwest Missouri State and a master's from Colorado. Nelson is Nebraska graduate who taught at Extra last year. Board also accepts science instructor Robert Siemssen’s resignation as he moves to Texas A M. The appointment carries a 2200 annual grant while he pursues a master’s degree.
The Malaysian head of state and queen will arrive in Tokyo on June 16 for a 10 day state visit, announced today by Japan's foreign minister in Tokyo.
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