Card of Thanks from the Winston Family
Mrs. N. D. Winston and Family express gratitude for kindnesses shown during bereavement. Also notes a nursing organization estimate calling for 50,000 more nurses and adds a warning not to drive if you drink.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1955
Page
2
Mrs. N. D. Winston and Family express gratitude for kindnesses shown during bereavement. Also notes a nursing organization estimate calling for 50,000 more nurses and adds a warning not to drive if you drink.
Arnold Ferguson of Pullman files a 100000 slander suit in Poweshiek county district court against A W Allely of Montezuma. Ferguson alleges false statements damaged his oil interests business and reputation, seeking 50000 for damages and 600000 for injury to repute mental suffering and pain.
Sheriff Ken Jones commends Bullock's for rapid reporting of a merchandise disappearance which may have disrupted a nascent shoplifting ring. Five suspects, four with Des Moines addresses, were questioned and released for lack of evidence. a woman's coat remains missing. Loitering in the coat department prompted police involvement.
Meeting tonight features Atlantic Auto Knights at the courthouse assembly room at 7 00 PM. Mrs. Briley travels to Boone to tend her seriously ill mother Mrs Clarence Nutt. Joyce Poear starts as receptionist for Dr R and Wilson.
Mr and Mrs C W Bright of 507 Lina Street announce the birth of a daughter at 6 40 this night at Atlantic Memorial Hospital. Parents are one of the newborns and Jack Wood and family also mentioned. Flossye Pierson of 1112 Birch Street is maternal grandmother. The Rudy Birge family moved from Glen Roe to Atlantic. Memoriam for Nina Clamson dated June 8 1954 honors her with family notes. About 2.6 percent of the earths crust is sodium.
Peter Swank, 35, of Otley, died at Skiff Memorial Hospital after an explosion while using a cutting torch on a steel drum believed to contain lacquer thinner. Swank was a foreman for Cooper Concrete and Coal Co. His brother in law Edwin Horman was nearby with only a scratch. Funeral services set for Thursday in Pella.
Lady Churchill, 70, wife of the former Prime Minister Winston, tripped and fell on stair at their Hyde Park Gate home Tuesday night injuring her left wrist. A household spokesman said the accident will not affect her future engagements.
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