Funeral services for Henry Hans Olsen in Hancock
Henry Hans Olsen 86 longtime Hancock resident died Tuesday in a Council Bluffs hospital. Funeral held today at 2 p m at Berthusen funeral home Avoca with Rev. Earl Erbe officiating. Burial in Oakhill cemetery Hancock. Survived by four sons Ivan Treynor Ralph Hancock Everett Denver John San Luis Obispo Calif. three daughters Berniece Nelson Denison Esther Johnson Manning Bora Lockhart Treynor. 12 grandchildren and 32 great grandchildren.
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Avoca
Henry Hans Olsen
Hancock
Berthusen
Earl Erbe
Methodist Church
Oakhill Cemetery
Hanceck
Olsen
Council Bluffs Hospital
Ivan
Treynor
Ralph
Everett
Denver
John
San Luis Obispo
Calif
Berniece Nelson
149 Pints Blood Donor List Spans Area Thursday
A long list of local donors appears on Thursday’s blood drive report. Names include Harry Koehrsen, Gail Reeves, Gail Turner, Kenneth Gangestad, Jeanne Broderson, and many others contributing to the community effort.
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Harry Koehrsen
Gail Reeves
Gail Turner
Kenneth Gangestad
Jeanne Broderson
Richard Cook
Merlin Schaaf
Kenneth Harris
Duane Greenwalt
Robert Gaines
Ruth Blohn
Charles Pigsley
Mathilda Leander
Graham Wallace
Irene 'Brackhahn
Dalton Christofferson
Jim Humphrey
Lester McDaniels
Kendal Warne
Harvey C. Hansen
Hospital Visiting Hours and Local Casualties Report
Sick and injured updates list visiting hours at Atlantic Memorial and Iowa Methodist Hospital. Names include Darrell Cook burn victim, Mrs Marion G Reimer, Ray Coker, Nellie Pellet, Donald Williams, and others in Atlantic area. recent discharges noted. Separate AP item notes Kennedy Macmillan talks planned during late June European trip.
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Atlantic Memorial
Darrell Cook
East Fourth Street
Marion G. Reimer
Oak Street
Ray Coker
Hickory Street
Nellie Pellett
Salem
Elk Horn
Donald Williams
Lewis
Carl Carlson
Anita
Duane Anderson
Ruth Jorgensen
Richard Waters
Linn Street
Doris Ordway
Atlantic
Paul Winter
Denzel Edwards
Cumberland
Dean Burg
Amelia Jo
West
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Europe
White House
Doubleheader in local baseball as Atlantic Cubs meet C&M
Local brief notes a Sunday doubleheader at Sunnyside diamond with the Atlantic Cubs facing C&M and the Elks Midgets. Other items include honors for Sue Wede Meyer, marriage license issued to Welden Ewing and Betty Railsback, market visits, summer school enrollment, radar speed checks, graveside and memorial notices, and a week of warm, humid, unsettled weather with scattered storms and high near 90s.
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Atlantic Cubs
Elks
C&m
Sunnyside
Welden Ewing
Griswold
Betty Railsback
Lewis
Mercury
Rodeo scheduled at Massena this weekend
Massena Chamber of Commerce hosts rodeo at the south end rodeo grounds with saddle broncs bareback bull riding calf roping bull dogging and junior rodeo stunts. Shows 8 p m Saturday 2 and 8 p m Sunday admission 1 for adults 50 cents for 14 and under free for under school age a saddle horse prize and a Little Britches rodeo July 19 21.
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Massena
Massena Chamber of Commerce
Main Street
Navy hearings close on Thresher disaster inquiry
A Navy court of inquiry ends its eight week probe into the Thresher loss after 1,700 pages of testimony from 120 witnesses. The submarine sank 220 miles east of Boston with 128 aboard. The investigation began in New London April 11 and moved to Portsmouth where the vessel was built and overhauled.
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Portsmouth
N.H
Navy
New London
Rescue Efforts Continue For Two Men Buried In Tunnel Collapse
In Parkersburg West Virginia rescuers face knee deep mud and falling rocks as they try to reach two men buried under tons of stone after a Baltimore and Ohio railroad tunnel roof collapsed thirty miles east of town. Arthur Boggs is alive and in great pain while Harry Nichols is believed dead after a second collapse. Nine men were working when the cave in occurred.
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Parkersburg
W.va
Arthur Boggs
Harry Nichols
Baltimore & Ohio
Boggs
Tunnel collapse halts work in 2000-foot trench
In a 2000-foot tunnel Boggs and Nichols stood mid passage when rockfall caused a collapse. The falling stones struck Robert, among others, as crews rushed to clear debris and resume progress on the freight tunnel project.
Workmen Rescue Airhart In Tunnel Near Walker
Workmen freed Airhart after a fall in a tunnel near Walker on the Wood Wirt County line. The railroad in the area was closed for the summer to allow completion of the project.
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Airhart
Walker
Wood-Wirt County
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