Rival to My Heart Chapter Turns on Webb Teasing Plans
Gail endures a tense office hour scene as Reyna Thayer, Kramer’s admirer, stirs interest and gossip about relationships. Burke hints at a witness role while Gail weighs readiness and timing, with Reyna opining on a hopeful future for Kramer in town and hospital.
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Gail
Beth
Reyna
Sontrary
Burke
Froud
Clark Sid
Reyna Thayer
Lucienne
Gia
Posette
Roman
Zion Lutheran Aid Society Hosts Members And Guests
Fifty five members and guests attended a Zion Lutheran Aid Society meeting at the church yesterday afternoon. Hostesses were Mrs. C W Otto Mrs G F Zellmer and Mrs George Knop.Members contributed 15 to the Lutheran Hour and library offerings were placed for four Lutheran periodicals. New member Mrs Herman Kading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Aid Society
Zion Lutheran Aid Society
C. W. Otto
G. F. Zellmer
George Knop
Zelliger
C. C. Moeller
R. G. Dohrmann
Joan
Winona Knop
Lutheran Hour
American Lutheran, Cresset, Walther League Messenger
Lutheran Witness
Herman Kading
Audubon Auxiliary Elects Officers at Legion Meeting
At Audubon Tuesday, the American Legion Auxiliary elected officers including Mrs. Tony Mumgaard as president and Mrs. Willie Christensen as second vice president. Gold Star mothers attended and a flag day program with readings and a piano duet was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon Legion Auxilary
American Legion
Ben Twist
Alva Johnson
James White
Nick Melvitte
McKibben
Beta Club Hostess and Local Meetings Report
Beulah Carstensen of Elk Horn hosted Beta Club activities Tuesday evening at her home. Upcoming meetings listed include the J. P. Nielsen home and Anita gatherings with 18 members attending. Members of Chapter EZ PEO honored Mrs. Johnson with a stork shower and noted an annual Children’s Day party set for June 19 at Mrs. M. D. Summerbell’s residence. A Bide-a-Wee Bridge club gathering, hosted by Mrs. Wilbur Heckman Jr. northeast of Anita, featured guests Sterl ing Sorensen Harold McDermott and Solon Karns with high score claimed by Mrs. Guy Steinmetz.
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Beulah Carstensen
Elk Horn
J. P. Nielsen
Sterling Sorensen
Harold McDermott
Solon Karns
Guy Steinmetz
Pattern Sales Notice for Child Frocks and Bonnets
Pattern 9810 listing sizes from 6 months to 6 years for a frock and bonnet. Includes fabric details such as 1% yard 86 inch and contrast yardage. Instructions request 20 content spins to Atlantic News Telegraph Pattern Dept in New York with sender’s name and address.
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Atlantic News-Telegraph
P. O
Station O
New York 11
N. Y
Club Calendar Note for Upcoming Events
Club calendar lists a June 20 meeting with Mrs. Glen Highley and an annual flower show at the courthouse assembly room. Entries accepted 9 to 11 a m, displays open noon to 8 30 p m, and fresh meats were served. Office deadlines by 10 a m on publication day, Saturday.
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Calendae
Court House Assembly Room
Glen Highley
SICK AND INJURED Hue Chickenpox and Surgeries
Carol Ann Campbell is confined at home with chickenpox. Dale Jensen had a tonsillectomy at Atlantic hospital this morning. Mrs. M. L. Hayes underwent major surgery. Mrs. Thomas Jensen went to Omaha for tonsillectomy. Anita Arnett sought treatment at a sanitarium in Excelsior Springs. Mr Arnett and the Meadors accompanied her. William Steele has been ill with heart trouble and is not well. Mrs H J Chadwick suffered a heart attack at her Anita home.
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Hue
Carol Ann
Max Campbell
Linn Street
Dale Jensen
J. C. Jensen
West Ninth Street
Atlantic Hospital
M. L. Hayes
Olive Street
Excelsior Springs
Anita
R. R. Arnett
United States 200 Years Behind in Treaties Says Analyst
Kenneth W. Colegrove of Northwestern University told an Iowa audience that the United States is 200 years behind in treaty methods. He warned that unless the Senate’s two thirds ratification rule is changed, the nation could move toward war. he proposed future treaties be ratified by simple majorities in both houses.
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Ef Moines
United States
Times
Kenneth W. Colegrove
Northwestern University
Midwest Institution of International Relations
Senate
Service Men Return Home From War Near Anita area
A roundup of servicemen with updates on leave furloughs and discharge news. Lt Howard M Hansen returns to California after 30 days with family. Pvt Paul Christensen ill with mumps in Texas camp. Cpl Max Marsh arrives for 30 day furlough with wife in local area. Sgt Roy Cross discharged and planning to settle in California. 8/Sgt Ver Adams transferred from Holland to France near Paris. Lt Ivan Joens recovering from jaundice in the Philippines returns to his unit. Earl Miller aboard a naval troop transport from Alameda. Pfc Denton Kelp back at Bethesda Naval Hospital after injuries at Iwo Jima. Leonard Holmes back in Des Moines spending time with family. T/Sgt Clark Wiese discharged on points, Anita's first in-town discharge.
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Elliott
Max Marsh
England
Roy Cross
Dodge City
Kan
R. McFagan
California
Anita
Ver Adams
9Th Air Corps
Holland
France
Paris
Ivan Joens
Philippines
Betty Karne
Earl Miller
Alameda
Cal
Worfs
Otto Miller
Denton Kelp
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Maryland
Harris Hopkins
Young Kelp
Iwo Jima
28Th Regiment
Fifth Army
Leonard Holmes
South Pacific
Des Moines
San Francisco
A. C. Holmés
Hilo
Woodrow
Clark Wiese
Hattie Wiese
Jefferson Barracks
Clark
Dinner Postponed at Anita Methodist Church
A potluck dinner scheduled for Sunday at Anita Methodist Church has been postponed. Please watch for a rescheduled date and further updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Methodist Church
Thunderstorms Tied to Milk Spoiling Theory Debunked
Agriculture experts dismiss the old belief that storms sour milk. They explain souring comes from bacteria multiplying in milk, which heat encourages. Storms often occur in hot weather and are noisy, leading to the historical rumor.
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Department of Agriculture
Birth of Batechelet Boy in Atlantic Hospital
CPO and Mrs. Carroll Batechelet of Maine welcomed a son weighing 7 pounds 13 ounces at Atlantic hospital at 9:30 last night. He is the grandson of Mrs. Lenna Boots, deputy Cass County recorder.
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Cpo
Carroll Batechelet
Maine
Atlantic Hospital
Lenna Boots
Cass County
Save a life drive slowly near highways with children
A brief public safety message urges drivers to reduce speed when children are near roadways and to stay alert to react instantly if a sudden stop is required. It emphasizes life preservation and responsible driving around residential areas and school zones.
End to UN deadlock as Soviet veto stance shifts
Russia accepts a limited veto on discussion at the world security council clearing the path to a final UN charter. Premier Stalin, Harry Hopkins, and Secretary Stettinius played key roles in ending a week-long stalemate. Meeting in Moscow and later with Britain China and France, Gromyko informed Stettinius of the change to speed consensus.
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San Francisco
World Security Council
Russia
Stalin
Harry Hopkins
Moscow
Stettinius
Truman
Hopkins
Andrei Gromyko
Britain
China
France
Delegation Heads Announce News At Conference Rally
Five members rushed to the Veterans building conference HQ where amid applause the delegation chairmen from the other 48 nations were notified of the news.
Notice to request extra copies of The News-Telegraph
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Kramer
Europe
Jimely
Women’s Guild
Jake Weitzel
Art Cameron
Women's Guild
Peace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Frank Poch
Norma Zellmer
Lincoln
Neb
Harold Brix
Council Bluffs
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Adair
T. W. Arnold
Margaret Rochhofs
Jane Hoffman
J. C. Fraley
Helen D. Wark
Westminster Auxiliary
Adair Presbyterian Church
W. J. Fulton
J. M. Bloomquint
Alaska
H. d. Fitzgerald
Percy Spalock
WSCS
C. M. Sargent
Clyde Rochholz
B. L. Meurer
D. Hoyt
A. Kelsey
Kimballton
Thomas Jensen
Omaha
U. S
Elkhorn
Howard M. Hansen
Pvt
Paul Christensen
Anton Christensen
Texas
Sailor Boy
United Nations
Alec
Belleck
C.S. Relyea Engraving Company
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