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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1944
Page
7
In a tense scene characters Irina Blair and a companion discuss a needed departure and a pending truth. Irina worries her father’s knowledge while a threatening figure presses, asking if the man will follow and sparking fear in Irina as she debates speaking up.
Mrs Louise Green vice chair man and Mrs Robert Clark second vice Mrs Paul Greer secretary with Ted Rimaseon treaurer. Mrs Elle Biggs district president spoke and helped organize. Mrs Alsace McDonsid served temporary chairman and Mrs Clark Arnold led the nominating committee. The meeting opened with a prayer by Mrs C H Orf.
Fragmentary OCR sentence mentions Mrs overseeing Speaenenins with unclear context and missing details. Contains minimal readable names and no definite event or outcome to confirm.
A Des Moines notice announces a national convention in Moines June 15 16 17 to elect a new staff for the organization. Chamesene Beipers of Amer Jeg is listed as a key official.
Des Moines reports the death of John T. Schlete, noted author of workmen's remedies, former Monroe County attorney and state senator from Monroe and Marion counties. He served as state ere commissioner and had eight children, three daughters and five sons.
The Legion Auxiliary meeting at Memorial Hall opened with a prayer service broadcast by President Roosevelt. Reports covered the seventh district convention in Clarinda and Atlantic winning a membership drive prize. sales totaled 881.70 at the annual day with a planned Auxiliary poppy sale picnic at Sub next Nyeide Park. Mrs C W Morgan spoke on Flag Day. Des Moines nurse Louree Forshey announces the June 17 marriage to Marine Sgt Warren Garman at the Little Church of Flowers in Forest Lawn Los Angeles.
Crochet lovers can order Pattern 878 with directions for small to large gloves and a crocheted shortie in slipper stitch. Send sixteen cents in coin to Atlantic News Pattern Dept, 28% bigger Bummer Pattern Book. 32 pages. Free catalog.
Club calendar entries urge submission by 16 am for the day of publication. East Side Circle and Beew Set groups note a 6 30 dinner at the Atlantic. Lotus Rebekat lodge and OLP hall host meetings with various chairs listed.
The June meeting of Cumberfend chapter No. 620 O E was held Monday evening. Rev Henderson of Marne gave his farewell sermon and left for Des Moines. A basket dinner followed with over 100 attending. The church parlor was decorated with roses and peonies. A solo by Paul Eden and a duet by Paul and a singer highlighted the event.
A sequence of social events is described including a seventh birthday for Darlene Peterson with a family lunch, a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Joe Kirby Jr. hosted by Dale Stennett and Mrs. Zeari Hallcock, and showers for Mrs. Paul Gammell at Mrs. Will Baker’s home. Additional notes mention a family dinner for Claude Chapman and a K P Hall meeting with memorial remarks and Bible readings.
Advertises Pattern 869 for a panel and collar embroidery transfer with a single dress pattern in sizes 2 4 or 4 state size desired and send eleven cents to Atlantic News Telegraph Needlecraft Dept 82 Eighth Avenue New York for pattern number name and address plus fifteen cents for the New 82 page Needlecraft Catalog with 183 illustrations of embroidery knitting crochet quilts home decor and toys
Hollywood actress Toni Leonard wed actor Bob Cameron in a Tijuana ceremony at noon after a hurried eight hour courtship. They quarreled on the way home to Los Angeles and separated the following day, amid reports a fortune teller warned of an unsuccessful second marriage.
Mrs. W. T. Biggs and Mrs. Floyd Dement laid white flowers on a decorated sitar while Mrs. Raymond Lenis played the piano as names were read aloud at the ceremony.
Cumberland Mrs Harry Bourland stays with her parents as Lieu Harry Bourland departs for overseas duty. Pvt Ellis Oestereich, from Camp Rooker Alabama to Camp Van Dern Minnesota, returns home briefly. Ursel Peal, a POW at Stalag 2 B, writes his parents he is well after receiving their January care package. Also updates on Mrs Grethel Studley at Oakdale Sanitarium, and Jaynee Fox with Yona Campen leaving for commercial training in Omaha.
Newton Iowa June 7 Elliott P. Taylor 98 past state commander of the Grand Army of the Republic dies reducing local ranks to 16. Funeral tomorrow in Glasgow Illinois near Pairfield where he was born. He served in Company M 4th Iowa Cavalry from 1861 to 1965.
Feed transplants by mixing a level tablespoon of plant food with the soil in the hill before planting. During transplanting, add one tablespoonful to the bottom of the hole, cover with an inch of soil, then set the plant. Water immediately after planting to settle soil and release nutrients quickly.
War Savings Stamps may be purchased at The Atlantic News Telegraph, offering readers a simple way to support war effort through stamps.
Mrs Nell Dickerson Cotton 70 of Omaha native of was died yesterday in an Omaha hospital. Daughter of Isaac Dickerson former Atlantic banker she left here 45 years ago and lived in Omaha since. Survived by two sons Edmond D Cotton Englewood New Jersey and Robert H Cotton Omaha two brothers Robert Dickerson Kansas City and Henry Dickerson. She was a cousin of Jock Temple 7 Bat Ninth street. No funeral arrangements have been made.
An official notice announces recognition of the government of Ecuador. Dr Jose Maria Velasco Ibecra states the decision as part of a formal foreign policy action.
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