Rites Held For John Metzger
Funeral services for John Metzger were conducted at the Methodist church with Rev. C. A. Crouse presiding. Music was provided by Eric Williams, Wray Wollenhaupt, Daryl Scott, and Bill Davis, with Neva Sinner at the organ. Metzger, born November 4, 186 near Ohio Station, grew up in Jackson Township Iowa and married Bertha Kuester in 1903. Surviving are his wife and seven children, multiple grandchildren, and several siblings.
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Charles P. Kordick
Lowell Repplinger
John Metzger
George A
Margaret Farber Metzger
Ohio Station
Jackson Township
Iowa
Bertha Kuester
Earl of Bridgewater
Roy
Anita
Dean
Ray
Griswold
Glen
Clair
Viola
Economic lift seen from farming and construction in June
Seasonal gains in harvesting, home building and highway work boosted business this week. The wheat crop rises 43 percent to 1,009,754,000 bushels while 13,000 rail cars will move the bumper crop. Unemployment dips to 4.804 million but may rise above five million as students join the job hunt.
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New York
National Home Corp
Southwestern
Texas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Cudahy Packing fined for decomposed cream used in butter
Federal Court penalties total $510 for Cudahy Packing Co. and Bedford plant manager after charges of using decomposed cream in butter shipped to Kansas City in 1957. Both defendants pleaded no defense.
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DES Moines
Cudahay Packing Co
Bedford, Iowa
Kansas City
Hospital Patients and Discharges Across Town
SICK and INJURLD Hospital Patients Hospitalized at the Atlantic Memorial for medical treatment include Mrs. Floyd Bannick Greg ory son of Mr and Mrs Jack Stanley 803 Laurel street John Tzortzopolous 516 Chestnut street and Calvin Darrow of Anita Rich ard Eagan 308 Pine street was hospitalized overnight and released today Lindy daughter of Mr and Mrs Wyrle De Voss Rt 2 underwent surgery this morning Others discharged include Mrs Elmer Thomson 811 Laurel street W A Bill Johnson 206 East Sixth street James Knauer 902 Chestnut street Vern Young Rt 2 and Frederick Wilson of Anita. GRANT Larry Lee infant son of Mr and Mrs Boyd Frank under went surgery for the second time Tuesday evening at Children's hospital in Omaha He is reported to be improving. Hospitalized EXIRA Rose McNally is a patient at Veterans hospital in Des Moines Bill Beck is crutching along after spraining his ankle Roy Van Aernam underwent a tonsillectomy at the Audubon hospital Tuesday Mrs Hans Larsen is able to be up and around after an illness of several months CASEY Earl Williams a surgical patient at Lutheran hospital in Des Moines is showing some improvement John Moller returned home last week from Methodist hospital in Des Moines Beverly Benton daughter of Mrs Bob Ford suffered a crushed arm Thursday evening when the limb was caught in a washing machine wringer She was taken to Guthrie Center hospital for treatment Mrs Algie Comly is being cared for at the home of her daughter Mrs Claire Bosold after hospitalization.
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The
Atlantic Memorial
Floyd Bannick
Gregory
Jack Stanley
Laurel Street
John Tzortzopolous
Chestnut Street
Calvin Darrow
Anita
Richard Eagan
Pine Street
Lindy
Wyrle de Voss
Elmer Thomson
W. A
Bill) Johnson
East Sixth Street
James Knauer
Vern Young
Rt. 2
Frederick Wilson
Grant
Larry Lee
Boyd Frank
Children’s Hospital
Omaha
Rose McNally
Veterans Hospital
Des Moines
Bill Beck
Roy van Aernam
Clarence van Aernam
Audubon Hospital
Hans Larsen
Casey—Earl Williams
Lutheran Hospital
John Moller
Methodist Hospital
Beverly Benton
Bob Ford
Guthrie Center Hospital
Algie Comly
Claire Bosold
Wayside Inn Restored After 1955 Fire
Sudbury Massachusetts historic Hed Horse Tavern known as the Wayside Inn resumes operations inviting travelers to eat drink and rest. The inn long celebrated by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow in Tales of a Wayside Inn underwent restoration to its original charm after a 1955 blaze.
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Sudbury
Mass
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Soviet Paper Claims Macmillan Aims at U S Markets
Kzvestia accuses British and American ruling circles of masking the real目的 of Prime Minister Macmillan's visit. It alleges he seeks to halt a U S monopoly drive by ejecting rivals from markets and cites American monopolies pressuring British markets.
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Moscow
AFP
Kzvestia Today
U. S
Macmillan
United States
Byu. S
London
Summer visitors and local notices in Atlantic area
Margaret Carr of Berkeley arrived to spend the summer at Mrs. H. M. Finkbine’s home in Atlantic. Local items include marriage license for David D. Dryer and Janet J. Parmley, Rotary International trip to Dallas, justice court fines, safe driver awards for Atlantic carriers, and water main repairs. Miriam Bierbaum and Karen Munsley to work as waitresses in Lake George New York.
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Margaret Carr
Berkeley
Calif
H. M. Finkbine
Maple Street
David D. Dryer
Janet J. Parmley
Atlantic
C. M. Skipton
W National Safety Council
Howard Kluever
Ralph Baker
Ed Ackerman
Kluever
Baker
Ackerman
New York
Miriam Bierbaum
Roy Bierbaum
Griswold
Karen Munsley
Seaday
Lake George
N. Y
Ft. William
Little Normie boats poised to expand Atlantic industry
Norman Paul, new two story Atlantic facility, employs 22, builds the Little Normie boat and vacuum cleaner boxes for Omaha based Compact Sales. plans include mass production of tractor seats and canvas products with 40 to 60 boats daily. 1,400 boats in use, distribution via magazines and overseas gifts.
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Little Normie Manufacturing Company
Norman Paul
Atlantic
Cardio
Paul
Normie
Sn Osha Concern
Compact Sales Company
Omaha
Better Homes and Gardens
Norman
Adolph
Miss Bierbaum to study in Scotland after Concordia teaching
Miss Bierbaum has taught piano at Concordia Teachers College Seward Nebraska and earned a masters at Kansas State College Manhattan. She will return Sept 1 then depart for Scotland to study on a music therapy psychology scholarship she recently received. Scattered showers and mild weather expected through Sunday with cooler Monday. A Friday shower produced 0.2 inch moisture.
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McHenry Hotel
Des Moines
Lioux City
Dubuque
Welch narrows GOP Senate race edge in Montana
In Montana, Louis Welch leads Democratic incumbent Mike Mansfield for the Senate nomination with an 89 vote advantage over Blanche Anderson after Tuesday's GOP primary unofficial totals. Welch, 31, a copper smelter worker earning $90 a week, benefitted from late tabulations reversing earlier losses.
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Helena
Mont
Lous Welch
Mike Mansfield
US Senate
Montana
Welch
Blance Anderson
Segregation Tensions Close St Petersburg Pools
In St Petersburg Florida the city shut the beach near Municipal Pier and the Spa Pool after eight Black swimmers used the beach. NAACP accuses denial of constitutional rights while city officials discuss next steps and planned renovation.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Municipal Pier
Jack Puryear
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
U.S. Supreme Court
Ross Windom
Yugoslav Police Foil Soviet Escape Plot
Yugoslav police cracked down on a Soviet sympathizer escape ring aiming for the East. About 10 pro-Soviet arrests followed the 1948 split with Cominform, with several escapees eastward as tensions with Moscow rise.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Kremlin
Algerian Rebels Hit Stage Raid in Bône
A band of unknown size staged a hit and run raid on Bône Algeria, firing into the southeastern part of the city shortly after midnight. At least three policemen were wounded as the assault followed Charles de Gaulle's earlier speech in the central square.
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Bone
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
Labor Leaders Sharply Challenge Ives Accusation
New York labor chiefs denounce Sen Ives accusation that Gov Harriman vetoed a labor rackets bill due to friendship with a leading racketeer. Harry van Arsdale and Louis Hollander insist the veto stemmed from rushed hearings and deny any friendship, noting Baker’s prison record and distant acquaintance.
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New York
Averell Harriman
Irving M. Ives
R-Ny
Harry van Arsdale
AFL Central Trades and Labor Council
Louis Hollander
Cho
Ives
Harriman
United States
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Ingram
Stanley Anderson
Braham, Minag
Mardell Anderson
Linda Bebensee
Jones
Charlotte, Mich
Verl Dickinson
Judith
Iowa City
Air Force
Ralph Marxen
John H. Marxen
Walnut Street
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Rotary International
J .L. Lantis
Larry
Lee Magill
Paul Perfett
Todd
Dallas
Cole
Crowley E. Cole
L. D. Blondel
Caldwell
Idaho
A. D. Mann
Spencer
F. M. Cole
Blondel
Justice Court
Justice of the Peace Court
John V. O'Kane
Paul L. Curtis
James D. Turnquist
Anaheim
Merlin L. Anthony
John Bailey
Rex Emerson
State Conservation Officer
Bailey
Washington Township
Atlantic High School
Atlantic Rotarians
Hotel Whitney
Henry Larsen
Waerbleers
Dale Kinser
Mt. Etna
Cass County
Kinser
West Tenth Street
Grand Jury
Atlantic Police
Third
Olive Streets
United Fund
William Schneider
United Fund of Iowa
United Fund and Community Chest
Atlantic Golf and Country Club
Attlantic
Harlan
Air
Roger Heath
Gary
Mroo
Gregory Rains
Great Falls
Heath
Ruins
Meath
Forrest Heath
Boulder
Anna M. Fredrickson
Lawrence L. Koeppel
Lewis
Hazel Newman
Fredrickson
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
EF. C. Henniigsen Company, Inc
East
Sen. Ives
News-Telegraph
Ole
Ieee
Bill & Glen's TV
Challenge Feed Company
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