Timely Social Highlights Community Meetings and Events
Eighty members and guests attended the Golden Rule chapter friendship meeting in Atlantic C. E. S. at the Masonic hall with honors for six past and present warders. The program featured a piano solo by Mark Needles and a vocal by Mrs. Marion Reimer as presiding officers from Harlan led initiatory services with attendees from multiple towns. The Atlantic chapter's final meeting will be in September.
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U.E.S
Golden Rule Chapter
Atlantic C. E.S
Masonic Hall
Atlantic Chapter
Mark Needles
Marion Reimer
Gordon Nagel
Harlan
Extra
Weinut
Avoca
Lewis
Maine
Griswol
Cumberland
Audubon
Atlantic
Connie Kline Weds Glenn Esbeck At Exira Federated Church
Connie Kline daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Van Kline of Exira married Glenn Esbeck son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Esbeck of Brayton in a 2 30 p m ceremony at the Federated church Exira The Rev S E Wright of Des Moines officiated The couple exchanged vows beneath gladioli peonies orange blossoms and candles with candlelighters Carolyn Johnson and Lena Esbeck The bride wore a white lace over satin gown with fingertip veil and carried red roses and white mums The ceremony featured maid of honor Janice Paulsen and bridesmaids Belvad ean Esbeck and Judy Frederick The groom was supported by his brother Roger Esbeck
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Charlies Kline
Dean Esbeck
Gary Kline
Jerry Kline
Eldon Esbeck
Lamar Esbeck
Trudy Wilson
Amy Esbeck
Terry Wilson
Gail Chase
de Wayne Wilson
Arnold Betts
Linda Heath
Barbara Kline
Eloyce Kline
Marilyn Esbeck
Roy Johnson
Theodore Nelson
Tom Toft
Earl Esbeck
Leland Griffen
Mardell Sorensen
Marian Esbeck
Brayton
Connie Kline
Glenn Esbeck
Federated Church
Exira
van Kline
Orville Esbeck
S. E. Wright
Des Moi
Carolyn Johnson
Lena Esbeck
Marvin Toft
Jackie Jacobson
Janice Paulsen
Belvadean Esbeck
Judy Frederick
Roger Esbeck
Thnen Hahn Nuptials At Wiota
Joan M. Ihnen and Earl A. Hahn wed at First Evangelical Lutheran near Wiota with a 2 PM ceremony. The bride wore a nylon lace gown and carried red roses. reception followed in the church social rooms. The event included family attendants and a musical trio led by Mrs. Don Steffens.
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Joan M. Ihnen
Earl A. Hahn
First Evangelical Lutheran
Wiota
M. H. Brandt
Arnold Ihnen
Mr. Hahn
al Hahn
John Kolodziej
St. Louis
Jean Russell
Don Steffens
Vera Simmerock
Dorothy Kuntz
Omaha
William Scott
Wall Lake
Bruno Behrends
Marvin Russell
Henry Kay
Walt Ihnen
John Lohoff
Delores Behrends
Ramona Neiens
Jo Ann Jessen
Carol Devereaux
Loveless urges new program for the blind in Iowa
Governor Herschel Loveless called for a progressive rehabilitative and economical plan for the blind at the Iowa Association for the Blind convention in Vinton. He criticized the current program as underfunded and understaffed, noting Iowa ranks 46th in placing blind residents in competitive occupations. Loveless urged action to align with Iowa’s farming leadership and low illiteracy record.
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Vinton
Herschel Loveless
Iowa
The
Iowa Assn
Loveless
Babson predicts 48 hour war threat reshapes economy
Babson warns of a real 48 hour war risk between Russia and the United States, possibly sparked by an accident. He urges strong economic preparation, diversification in stocks, caution on bonds and utilities, and notes inflation likely to deepen with a falling dollar. He also cites nuclear-era risks, and suggests investments in select railroads and land holdings.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
United States
Russia
U.S
Great Britain
America
Federal Civil Defense
Washington, D. C
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Battle Creek, Mich
Publishers Financial Bureau, Inc
Eight Interchanges Proposed On 80 In Pottawattamie
Iowa High Commission proposes eight interchanges on eighty across Pottawattamie County from Cass line to Loveland with 14 north–south roads to close and 11 more to be grade separated. Plans detail Reckford Beemer Neola Minden Pleasant Knox Leyden townships with varying interchanges and road closures.
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Pottawattamie
Council Bluffs
Cass County
Loveland
Iowa High Commission
Reckford
Beemer
Neola
Minden
Pleasant
Knox
Leyten
Voting machines record half of Iowa votes in primary
Des Moines AP reports that about half of Iowa residents voted by machine in the current primary. Floyd and Humboldt counties began using machines this year, bringing total counties with voting machines to 32, representing 49.5 percent of Iowa’s population. Franklin County first adopted machines in 1906. Polk County followed in 1911, with many counties adopting after World War I. Woodbury County remains without machines.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Secretary of State
Floyd and
Humboldt
Franklin County
Polk County
Woodbury
Atlantic News Telegraph Seeks Extra Copies In Advance
The Atlantic News Telegraph urges readers and businesses to order additional copies ahead of time to ensure supply. The notice emphasizes prebooking to guarantee availability during peak demand periods and special events.
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Atlantic News-Telegraph
Oakland weighing $50000 pool bond amid repeat defeats
Oakland voters face a Monday decision on a proposed 50000 bond issue to build a municipal swimming pool after bond proposals failed in September 1956 August 1957 and November 1957.
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Oakland
Warehouse depot plan to lease space to Walnut Grove Products
Work began this week on a 40 by 100 foot steel warehouse depot at Clarinda to be erected by Robert T. Williams. The building will be leased to Walnut Grove Products of Atlantic and include an office for the warehouse manager.
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Army
Creston
Jack Brown
Capt. Brown
Creston Reserve
Robert T. Williams
Clarinda
Walnut
Grove Products Company
Atlantic
Maneager
Deposits Reach Record High in Denver Banks 1987
Denver banks finished 1987 with deposits exceeding 957 million dollars the largest amount on record in the city. The milestone reflects steady savings growth and strong local business activity as year end figures were compiled.
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Denver
Colo
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Cecilia Nolte
Joe Baliensiefer
Magr. P. N. McDermott
Bob Grayson
Ed Lecturer
Don Smiley
Alan Blaha
Joe Dimig
Tom Kenney
Monitor
Loretta Wedemeyer
Sentinel
Gene Ehrman
Ida Sieck
Jack Maher
William Schaaf
John H. Germain, Sr
Drexel Hill
Jack Germain
Hotel Whitney
Richard McCautey
Wayne Baur
Hallimonton Plumbing & Heating
Bord Bt
Thnen
Webb Center Aid
L. J. A. Smay
Herman Newman
Noble Center Aid
Albert Rudig
Fred Baier
Orville Sunderman
Edward Weaver
Chester Proctor
Fred Schuler
Babson
Naaser
Britain
France
West Germany
Florence Nightingale
Bill LaMaster
Farm Bureau
Knoxville
Union
Taylor
Adams Counties
J. B
Pat) Thomas
Jay Thomas
Terry Hudson
Thomas
Terry
Fowler
Fowler Hatchery
Hatchery
Essex and Overland
Charleston
Washington
Pearl Harbor
Walnut Grove
Anita
West Liberty
Lowa
Independence
Lowa Elkhorn
Nebraska
Withnut- Grove Products Co, Inc
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