Dark hallway confrontation over Nina risk
Gail Benton confronts Johnny Sermalino in a dim hallway about Nina’s health and a possible blood test. She warns of child protection action if infection is suspected, while Johnny asserts control and dismisses her concerns. At Thayer Hospital, Dr. Benton clashes with Amos Niles over her role and plans a pivotal dinner as Dr. McCormick weighs a new assistant. Lucienne Thayer and Dr. Kramer discuss Helen’s involvement and Kramer’s engagement news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gall
Johnny Sermalino
Johnny
Carman
Gail
Seenee Health Department
Nina
Springdale
Nine
Fenale
Jokay
Dr. Bentonaaid
Amos Niles
Thayer Hospital
Dr. Benton
Reyna Thayer
Cassius McCormick
Niles
Dr. McCormick
Gail Benton
Lucienne Thayer
Ralph Kramer
Mr. Nile
Dr. Kramer
Mr. Niles
Cohen
Army Medical
Kelph Kramer
Doctor Benton
Doctor M
Iles* Eae
Ai Seamston
Reyna
Doctor McCormick
Miss Thayer
Janet
Kramer
Exira News Social Roundup Lists Local Visits Across Town
Exira residents share a bustling social week with visits and travels. Extra-Miss Marjorie Meyer attends Cedar Falls summer school and plans teaching next year. Numerous guests from Ames Ames and Atlantic drop by, including families of McKibbens Mays Christen sen and Jorgensen, while others travel to Blair Blair Blair and Blair relatives for visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Meyer
Cedar Falls
John McKibben
Council Bluffs
Francis Hardwick
Des Moines
Atlantic
Ingwardt Birk
Philip Dunford
Beverly Hills
Cal
Folly Littlefield
Jean Grosser
Ames
H. G. Smith
Garner May
Judy
Manson
Mr. May
Johnny Jensen
Mays
Bob Christensen
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits And Travel
The Center Sunday with the Tib bens' daughter Mrs Madsen and husband Merridy Madsen visited. Charles Miller returned from Belleview Illinois after visiting Charles Leroy Bisom in service there. He then went to Sioux Falls South Carolina to visit his sister Mrs Harold Tietje and family, with niece Joan Bills accompanying him. Mrs Marjorie Butler moved to Council Bluffs for work. Her daughter Phy lis stays with grandparents Mr and Mrs Marian Rumelhart while son Kenneth remains at Guthrie Center with grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Christensen
Jennie Wallace
Blair
Neb
Winifred Ridgely
E. G. James
Elk Hoyn
Alma Jorgensen
Einer Petersen
California
P. K. Jensen
Felicia
Grinnell
Jensen
Bob Christensen
Atlantic
Robert Miller
Don Varney
W. E. Varney
Bethine
Cromwell
East
S. E. Wright
Des Moines
Hal Wallace
Denver
Frank Luke
Bob Meyer
Dixie
Fort Dodge
Anna Meyer
Walter Meyer
Albert Petersen
Walnut
Ed Tibben
Myrna
Eldred Nancarrow
Linda
Earl Nancarrow
Stephen
Guth
Tibbens
Madsen
Merridy Madsen
Charles Miller
Belleview
Ill
Charles Leroy Bisom
Sioux Falls
S. C
Harold Tietje
Joan Bills
Marjorie Butler
Council Bluffs
Phylis
Marian Rumelhart
Kenneth
Guthrie Center
Griswold News Briefs Describe Local Summer Plans
Griswold notes Drake University students Marilyn Denham and Shirley Karthaus visiting Denham's parents in Griswold before summer sessions. Patricia Knop visits her mother Leila Knop. Maurine DeWitt arrives from Cedar Falls to stay with parents and teach at Camp Hantesa. Gien Stevens travels from Omaha to Los Angeles for summer school after visiting relatives. Aiken family returns to Sioux City after visits with Edwin McKay and Charles Aiken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griswold
Marilyn Denham
Shirley Karthaus
Des Moines
Drake University
Marilyn
Paul F. Denham
Drake
Patricia Knop
Springville
Leila Knop
Maurine DeWitt
Cedar
Los Angeles
R. L. Murphy
University of California
Stevens
Benson High School
Omaha
Dave Aiken
Sioux City
Edwin McKay
Mr. Aiken
Charles Aiken
Adair County GOP Women Meet At Greenfield Courthouse
The Adair County Republican Women hold their annual meeting and officers election at Greenfield Courthouse at 2 30 p m on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adair
Adair County
Greenfield Court House
Wiota Visit Includes Barton Family Members
Wiota residents Mrs. Ray Barton and Larry Barton along with Bud and Evelyn Hudson of Fremont Nebraska visited over the weekend at the Paul Steffen home. Mrs. Barton is a daughter of Mrs. Steffen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiota
Ray Barton
Larry
Bud
Evelyn Hudson
Fremont
Neb
Paul Steffen
Mrs. Barton
Steffen
Your want ad in this paper is read by 26 000 persons
A concise notice promotes classified placement revealing reach and audience. The line claims a readership of twenty six thousand, highlighting the paper as an effective channel for job ads and announcements aimed at broad local exposure.
Birthday Celebration For Carolyn Jean Eiler
Carolyn Jean Eiler daughter of Mr and Mrs George Eiler 11 West Ninth Street observed her fourth birthday yesterday afternoon entertaining ten guests. An afternoon of games and music followed by refreshments prepared by Mrs Eiler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Jean Eiler
George Eiler
West Ninth Street
Eiler
Mother Daughter Tea at WSCS Church Program
The WSCS annual Mother-Daughter tea at the church featured Mrs. Orley White and others in charge with songs devotions and readings. Guest speaker Mrs. H C Houghton spoke on "Our Challenge" as gifts were given to youngest and oldest mothers. A social hour and lunch followed. The WSCS June meeting set for July start with officers listed and various committee names. The M. P. club hosted a picnic honoring guests from Oklahoma City and Idaho. The Mending club and Worth While club gatherings were noted along with quilting and other social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Orley White
Donald Shafer
Earl Spiker
Hal King
Shafer
Gertrude King
Joan Linder
Clark Givans
Carolyn Sue Stinemates
Edna Meyers
H. C. Houghton
Red Oak
Woman's Council of the
Extra Christian Church
Virgil Neville
John W. Jensen
Jay Godwin
Anna Schlater
Fred Whitmore
Burl Freeman
Helen Tibben
Dave Schwarting
Chas, Foss
Grant
M. P. Club
Joe E. Thompson
Clarence Tidgren
Oklahoma City
Fred Smith
Glenns Ferry
Idaho
Mending Club
Howard Kenworthy
Nadine Westerlund
Noble Wasmer
Griswold
Worth While Club
Farewell Picnic for Miss Marveel Samson at Conklin Fish Farm
A group of young people hosted a farewell picnic supper Monday at the Conklin fish farm near Griswold to honor Miss Marveel Samson who departs soon for California. Mrs Marian Kaiser hosted Tuesday afternoon celebrating her daughter’s sixth birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conklin
Griswold
Marveel Samson
California
Marian Kaiser
Pattern 9029 Sizes and ordering details
Pattern 9029 lists sizes 10 through 42 with 166 size and 1% yard measurements for 36 inch fabric and contrast. Mail 20 cents to Atlantic News Telegraph Pattern Dept at P O Box 162 Station O New York 11 NY with size and style number and your name address and zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic News-Telegraph
P. O
Station O
New York
N. Y
Club Calendar Items for Publication Deadline
Club calendar items must reach this office by 16 a m on publication day. Sunday opening 2 ball foursome at Country club at 4 p m. Committee named Mrs Charles Ogilbee Mrs Charles Hootjer and Mrs L A Arnold. Tuesday Nu Bridge club meeting at Whitney hotel at 2 p m with election of officers. Committee members Mrs Daryl Pendergraft and Mrs R N Albertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Charles Ogilbee
Charles Hootjer
L. A. Arnold
Nu-Bridge Club
Whitney Hotel
Daryl Pendergraft
R. N. Albertson
United Women's Service Club meets at Lewis town hall
Jean. Games and refreshments were enjoyed. The United Women's Service club met at the Lewis town hall Monday afternoon with Mrs. Laura Smith presiding. Pledge of allegiance and national anthem opened the meeting. A report noted 48 history records to date. Donations and sewing plans were announced for a special work meeting on June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Women's Service Club
Lewis Town Hall
Laura Smith
Elberta McCauley
Curtis Pub. Co
New Orleans Naval Base Wedding Ties families from Iowa and Omaha
LaVonne Comstock of Omaha and Leo Bargenquast of Marne wed at 8 p m May 29 at the naval base in New Orleans. Bargenquast is the son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Hodder of Marne. Community notes report local club activities including Rebekah lodge officers, Elliott Embroidery Club meeting in Red Oak, Golden Hour and Afternoon Bridge groups, a Masena family dinner honoring two sons, Anita Pythian Sisters meeting with two initiates, and the Extra Garden club guest day at Federated church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orrleans
LaVonne Comstock
Omaha
Kirkman
Leo L. Bargenquast
Marne
New Orleans
Seaman Bargenquast
Joseph Hodder
Elliott Clube
Elliott
Red Oak
Grace Lathen
Will Fortune
Golden Hour Club
Harlan Shires
Hal Ploghost
Extra Garden Club
Federated Church
Charles Minerman
Costa Rica Compared to America Seen by Engineer’s Wife
Griswold speaker Mrs W Hugh Joy recounts 37 years abroad from Peru to Costa Rica noting healthier conditions, fewer grafts and stronger schools in eight years in Costa Rica, plus the contrast with Persia's treatment of women. She and her husband now live in Pedro Miguel in the Canal Zone as he serves as army engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griswold
W. Hugh Joy
Maude Nelson
Grinnell
Women's Civic Club of
Joy
Nebraska
Peru
San Francisco
Lima
Tito
Ecuador
Equator
Guatemala
Mrs. Joy
Persia
America
Costa Rica
United States
Germany
States
Army Engineering
Joys
Pedro
Migual
Canal Zone
Union
D. D. Davis
H. M. Reinig
Milo H. Cook
Pacific Islands
Fred Reinig
Des Moines
Algie Comly
Casey
Jack Hemsted
Atlantic
Catherine Cain
Hollywood
Cal
H. H. Rousseau
A. G. Arrasmith
R. J. Clark
C. W. Rodgers
George Groshong
C. R. Seall
E. M. Buckman
Charles Pelzer
William Scharf
Carl Fore
Ernest Forsythe
Piano Solo Service and Floral Displays Featured
Mrs. Fred Nelson presented a piano solo while Mrs. Virgil Neville and Mrs. W. G. Petersen showed flower arrangements. Miss Ramona sang The Holy City with Patricia Fredericksen as accompanist. Light refreshments were served, corsages placed on trays, and garden flowers decorated the room and were delivered to shut ins after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Nelson
Virgil Neville
W. G. Petersen
Ramona
Holy City
Patricia Fredericksen
Returned Soldier Honored At Extra Picnic For Leo Frederick
Extra residents gathered Monday evening at Mr and Mrs Lloyd Frederick home to honor Cpl Leo Frederick recently returned from India. Attendees included Nellie Frederick Downey Audubon Hensley Higginson Schwab Hensley etc. Also Bab Westergaard of Adair marked five year marriage with 35 guests. Walther League met at Lutheran church. Massena Women’s Service Club hosted 18 members with pillow project for Schick hospital. Massena O E S Chapter 429 met for routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Frederick
Extra
Cpl
Leo Frederick
India
Nellie Frederick
John
Mayme
Katherine
Margaret Downey
Audubon
Walter Hensley
Maxine Clausen
Lucille Higgins
Douglas
George Schwab
Charles Hensley
Gene Porter
Earl Frederick
Dorothy
Marvin Frederick
Brayton
Bab Westergaard
Adair
Massena Service Club
Women’s Service Club of
Massena
Paul Penton
Schick Hospital
Clinton
O. E
R. &. Zink
Needlecraft pattern 660 offers 28 motifs transfer
This cross stitch pattern creates an applique effect. Pattern 660 provides a transfer of 28 motifs sized from 4x6 inches to 14x2 inches. Send 18 cents in coins to Atlantic News Telegraph Needlework Dept P O Box 166 Station O New York NY 11. Include name address zone.
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Atlantic News-Telegraph
P. O
Station O
New York
N. Y
Local social club notes and meetings summary
Chapter will close until September subject to call by the worthy matron. Mrs Gerry Campbell Mrs Guy Pete and Mr and Mrs Fred Pritchard led refreshments. Walnut Clube Mrs Howard Burkey hostess to the J W L club. Mrs Ethel Jones and Mrs Willie Moritz received high and runnerup scores. Cumberland O E S Chapter 620 elected and installed Maurice Ostrus and Mrs L W Hodges as associate patron and treasurer. Initial picnic planned for August at Earl Beckers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry Campbell
Guy Pete
Fred Pritchard
Walnut Clube
Howard Burkey
Walnut
Ethel Jones
Willie Moritz
Ruth Purdue
Cumberland O. E. S
Cumberland QO. E. S
Maurice Ostrus
L. W. Hodges
Measles Outbreak and Local Hospital Notes
SICK AND INJURED Measles cases include Mrs Portes Wardrip at 507 East Fifth Street confined to her home and Henry Mehrmann at 608 Bpruce Street back from illness this past weeks. Hospital patients Katherine Ann Seaman of 606 Elm Street and Richard Rowe of 510 West Fourth Street had tonsillectomies at Atlantic hospital this morning. Mrs Louis Vale and son Lynn Warren of Maine were discharged from Nursing Home yesterday afternoon. Adair Mrs Mary Engles of Extra entered Carpenter nursing home Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portes Wardrip
East Fifth Street
Henry Mehrmann
Bpruce Street
Katherine Ann
Frederick Seaman
Elm Street
Richard Rowe
Marjorie Rowe
West Fourth Street
Atlantic Hospital
Louis Vale
Lynn Warren
Maine
Nursing Home
Adair
Mrs
Mary Engles
Extra
Carpenter Nursing Home
Mrs Burwell improves after pneumonia and injuries
Griswold Mrs Charles Burwell, partially recovered from pneumonia at Creston hospital, has been brought to Leonard nursing home to convalesce. Mrs Frank Burwell, injured when her husband was killed in a May 76 accident near Mt Ayr, is reported to be improving at Creston hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griswold
Charles Burwell
Creston Hospital
Leonard Nursing Home
Frank Burwell
Mt. Ayr
Filipinos Take Japanese Admiral In Leyte Battle
Senator Tydings reported that Filipino pat roits captured a Japanese admiral during the Leyte fighting and obtained the secret deployment papers for the enemy fleet. The capture had been noted in the Philippines earlier without fleet location details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen. Tydings
Maryland
Leyte
Senate Territories Committee
Senate
United States
Philippines
SERVICE MEN MASSENA AND REGIONS IN WAR UPDATE
Multiple service members and family notes from Massena Anita AdaIr Griswold report arrivals, leave, and assignments. Ronald Beek of Santa Rosa returns on leave after three years service with air craft division and carrier duty. Bernal Koehrsen departs for Wilmington for reassignment after months in Iran. Calvin Wright, prisoner of war, reports return in 60 days from Hot Springs. Leo Rongers in the Philippines with medical corps. Norman Griffin moved to Norman Oklahoma as a mess cook. Walter Dorsey stationed in Innsbruck Tyrol with infantry badge and campaign ribbon. Don Ratslaff visits Boca Chiesa. Wayne Smith transferred to Miami Beach with APO. Ensign Bernard Hobson returns on leave after combat duty on Luzon and Okinawa. Robert Meress and family visit en route to Lincoln after Chanute transfer. Cleo Bierbaum liberated from German prison and nearing home in Boston. Harlan Bierbaum, also liberated from prison, was in Le Havre en route home. Nathan Book training at Fort Lewis has gone overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Bernal Koehrsen
Fred Koehrsen
Wilmington
Del
Bernal
Iran
Aviation Corps
Calvin Wright
Mra
Floyd Ayers
Fald Pass
Hot Springs
Ark
Anita
Leo V. Rongers
Philippines
Norman Griffin
Great Lakes Center
Norman
Okita
Fie
Mre
Charles Gipple
Adair Cpl
Wayne Smith
Beerfield
Fort Wayne
Ind
Miami Beach
Fla
Bernard
Babs) Hobson
Luzon
Okinawa
Oliver
Ded Moines
Robert Meress
Quaker City
Ohio
F. E. Jones
Theo. Garber
Saturda
Lincoln
Neb
Chanute Fild
Cleo
Nathan Book
Ray Book
Atlantic
Fort Lewis
Wash
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Pfc
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H. M. Kirk
Clarence Ferrew
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Ward Wheeler
Henry Carmichael
Villisca
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Fred Eden
Claude Chapman
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W. F. Crawford
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Dustin
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Santa Rosa
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