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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1957

Page

5

Circles of St Pauls Aid Meet on The Christian Woman

St Pauls Lutheran Ladies Aid circles met Thursday with lessons on The Christian Woman and Her Church. Circle 1 hosted 13 members with a guest. Circle 2 had 13 members. Circle 3 included 19 members and seven guests. Circle 4 reported 17 members and four guests. Zion Walther League held a Ruth study. new member Richard Turner joined. Women's Guild at Peace Evangelical discussed scripture and beatitude. Kensington club met with eleven members and two guests. A bridal shower for Mrs Bob Sothman drew sixty relatives and friends. gifts presented by Barbara and Jo Anderson. pink and white decor and songs featured.

St. Paul's Aid St. Paul’s Lutheran Ladies Aid Circles Phil Petersen Harold Carver John Olsen Glenn Olsen E. G. James Orville Karstens E. C. Hoegh Circle 3 Hans Jeseen Jess Beck Circle 4 Folmer ‘Molgaard Leo Myers Elmer Nelson Zion Walther League R. G. Dohrmann Ruth Larry Ackerman Russell Gillett Walther League Lake Okoboji Richard Turner Women’s Guild Wiliam Anderson Earl Guttenfehler Peace Evangelical and Reformed Church Ben Ells A. F. Zellmer Bob Sothman Rae Anderson Farm Bureau Mr. Sothman Cumberland Welcome Deep River Minn JeLoy Lanny Barbara Sunam Barbara Jo Anderson Lyle

Club Calendar Notices for Week's Events

Monday D A R covered dish picnic at Sunnyside park at 12 30 with rain plan in city court house assembly room. Tuesday H G L club meets 7 30 with Mrs Otto Hartkopf. Mrs Guy Fulks assists. Cheerful Workers club meets with Mrs Lester Louis.

D.A.R Sunnyside Park Court House Assembly Room H.G.L. Club Otto Hartkopf Guy Fulks Workers Club Lester Louis

Anita W. W. Club hosts gathering and basket supper plan

Mrs. Norman Krogh hosted the Anita W. W. Club with seven members and three guests including Mmes Harold Lund Earl Johnson and Jens Jensen. Plans were made for a basket supper on June 23 at Anita Recreation Park. Prize winners included Mmes Bernard Cullen Glen Baylor Mike Lamberty Kenneth Neary Herman Behrends Leitha Jensen Carrie Tan zer and Anna Wedemeyer. Victoria Kahl won the door prize.

Fred Theis Chris Brown Atlantic Mmes Bernard Cullen Glen Baylor Mike Lamberty Kenneth Neary Herman Behrends Roy Morelock Anita W. W Norman Krogh W. W. Club Harold Lund Earl Johnson Jens Jensen Extra Anita Recreation Park Leitha Jensen Carrie Tanzer Anna Wedemeyer Victoria Kahl

Coinciding Winners Named in 39th National Spelling Bee

Sandra Owen of Navarre Ohio and Dana Bennett of Denver were declared co champions after 37 rounds, outlasting 65 finalists in the 39th annual bee. Each won 1000 dollars, a trophy, and a 100 dollar New York trip bonus. five million youngsters entered nationwide.

Washington Sandra Owen Navarre Ohio Dana Bennett Denver Coo Sandra Dana Tvs New York Richard D. Peters

B36 bomber loses rudder lands safely at Travis AFB

At Travis Air Force Base California a B36 bomber lost its rudder in flight but landed safely after its pilot practiced approaches on clouds for over two hours. Capt Albert D McKinnon of the 31st Bomb Squadron brought the 10 engine aircraft in for a calm landing with 27 crew aboard none hurt.

Travis Air Force Base Calif Albert D. McKinnon

Territory Social Unite Seciet Affairs Club Tour

Twenty Anita Garden club members and five guests toured Shenandoah gardens, radio station KMA, Glenwood for dinner, then Offutt Air Base and the Omaha Filter center, returning about 9:30 p.m. Mrs. Tammie Christensen hosted 13 Birth day club members and five guests. bingo winners and prizes were noted. A farewell breakfast honored Mrs. Carl Johnson as she moves to Plainview, with gifts given. Coffee at the Legion hall honored Mrs. Charles Salmon and Mrs. Johnson. about 30 attended. Mrs. Salmon headed to Youngstown. Neighborhood Circle of Wiota continues activities.

Unite Seciet Affairs Anita Garden Club Mmes Robert Wilson Roy Powers Wiots G. D. Mueller Wiota Belle Peters Shelby Ed Anderson Brush Colo Shenandoah K.M.A Glenwood Offutt Air Base Omaha Tammie Christensen Birthday Club Ens Masing Richard Neighbors Ike Lambertsen Hazel Davis Silas Heath Christensen Elton Christensen Kenneth Lett Henry Christensen Leland Morgan Elizabeth Cafe Carl Johnson Plainview Neb Johnson Charles Salmon Legion Hall Salmon Youngstown Ohio Brush, Colo

Misses Pattern 9391 Sizes 12 to 42 and required yardage

Pattern 9391 lists Misses sizes 12 14 16 18 20 40 and 42 with fabric needs. It instructs sending thirty five cents plus 5 cents per pattern for first class mail to Marian Martin Pattern Dept at 232 West 18th Street New York NY 11. Include name address size and style number.

Marian Martin Atlantic News-Telegraph Pattern Dept West 18Th St New York N. Y

Easy crochet thrifty-size 4 pattern details

Crochet pattern 637 offers sizes 2 4 and 6 years with directions. Six balls of cotton required. Add 5 cents postage for first class mail. Send name address zone to P O Box 161 Old Chelsea Station New York 11 NY.

P. O Old Chelsea Station New York N. Y

Cloud seeding contract signed by twelve Iowa Missouri counties

Twelve counties in Iowa and Missouri joined a cloud seeding contract with Denver's Water Resources Development to run through December 8, 1957 at a rate of 1.25 cents per acre with a cheaper option later. Counties include Montgomery Mills Page Fremont Adams Taylor and Pottawattamie. Leo Feser of Defiance faced assault charges on $2500 bond in Harlan. Walter Huebner of Whittier Calif is hospitalized after a Defiance wedding dance fight.

Iowa Missouri Water Resources Development Corporation of Denver Shenandoah Montgomery Mills Page Fremont Adams Taylor Pottawattumie Leo Feser Defiance Liberty Harlan Walter Huebner Whittier Calif Huebner Feser Omaha

Bible School Opens in Marne with 34 Enrolled

The Marne Bible School opened on Monday enrolling 34 students. Pre school is taught by Rita Boyd, with second and third grades led by Mrs. Eugene Bancroft and aides Julie Ann Gundersen and Diane McFadden. Fourth and fifth grade instruction is by Mrs. Wilbur Shauy with Sharon Kay assisting, and the intermediate class by Mrs. Virgil Santa with Karey Shahan assisting.

Marne — Bible School Rita Boyd Eugene Bancroft Julie Ann Gundersen Diane McFadden Wilbur Shauy Sharon Kay Virgil Santa Karey Shahan

Miss America Lydia Otto Tours Hague Peace Palace

Lydia Otto recalls her brief Miss America moment at the Palace of Peace in The Hague on May 28. She notes the International Court seat, Carnegie donation, and the lavish rooms with tapestries, cloisonne, crystal chandeliers, and a statue of Justice, then describes Alsmeer flower auctions, Volendam and Marken costumes, and Holland’s 1932 land reclamation in Yasel Lake.

Lydia R. Otto Atlantic Palace of Peace Hague United States Administration Council Petit Point China Great Britain France Holland Russia Carnegie Peace Palace Permanent Court of Arbitration International Court of Justice Academy of International Law Andrew Carnegie Norway Alsmeer Europe Stock Exchange Co-Operative Association Volendam Marken Amsterdam Zuyder Zee Yasel Lake

Amsterdam Visit Describes Dairy Industry and Local News

The letter notes the world’s largest milk production, Holstein-Fresian herds, and a continental breakfast. It mentions a three day stay in Amsterdam before tours from Hamburg as guests of cousins, plus details on church robes, drapery purchase, and hostesses including Mrs Albert Tibken and others.

Amsterdam Hamburg

Church and city women hold midweek meetings

The Women's Fellowship of the Congregational church held a midweek meeting with 17 members present. Mrs. Bessie Kunze led devotions and hostesses included Mrs. Herman Anderson Mrs. Willia Shelton and Mrs. Harold Johnson. In Wiota the First Evangelical Lutheran Ladies met with 33 members attending as Rev. M H Brandt led devotions and showed the film The Order Of The Communion Service. Mrs. Gladys chaired.

Lewis Women’s Fellowship Congregational Church Bessie Kunze Herman Anderson Willia Shelton Harold Johnson WIOTA M. H. Brandt Gladys

4-H Club Activities Grant Red Oak Rally Attendance

The Douglas Lucky Lindies 4-H club attended Tuesday’s county clubs rally in Red Oak with five members two leaders three parents and two guests. The club posted the highest attendance at 100 and traveled the farthest. Andrea Waage and Lois Kirby won blue ribbons in better grooming while Cheryl Rowe and Sandra Rupp served as voting delegates. Philip is a Greek name meaning lover of horses.

Grant Douglas Lucky Lindies Red Oak Andrea Waage Lois Kirby Cheryl Rowe Sandra Rupp

Chamber of Commerce Dinner for Salesmen Held in Atlantic

Approximately 225 Atlantic businessmen attended the sixth annual Chamber of Commerce salesmen smoker at the Atlantic Golf and Country Club. Skeet Preston was host. Ralph Van Cleave, Dick Knudsen and Dave Burgess spoke. Horace Nelson was honored for 50 plus years in sales. About 60 prizes donated by local firms were awarded. Seventy four competed in the afternoon golf event.

Atlantic Chamber of Commerce Atlantic Golf and Country Club Skeet Preston Ralph van Cleave Chamber Dick Knudsen Dave Burgess Horace Nelson Atlantic Business

Air Force approves 26 projects including Sioux City airport

The House Armed Services Committee tentatively approved 26 Air Force projects on Friday, among them a $248,000 upgrade at the Sioux City municipal airport in Iowa.

OKAY Washington W Sioux City Iowa Air Force House Armed Services Committee

Rocket proposal to study fallout with high altitude probes

A U S Weather Bureau scientist urged cheap solid propellant rockets to reach 200000 feet and drop instruments by parachute for radar tracking. He testified to a Senate Atomic Energy subcommittee hearing on radiation fallout, saying more research is needed on biological effects. He argued stratossphere probes could map winds and conditions in the 100000 to 200000 foot layer.

Washington U. S. Weather Bureau Senate House Atomic Energy Subcommittee Sen. Anderson D-Nm Joint Committee Wexer

Miller to enroll in summer school after marine discharge

Anita Gael Miller, son of the Tom Millers, returned home after three years in the Marines including time in Japan. He has been stationed at Camp Pendleton and plans to enroll for summer school at the University of Iowa on June 11.

Anita Gael Miller Tom Millers Marines Gael Japan Camp Pendleton Calif University of Iowa

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Kensington Paul McKeane Merrill Nelson Kensington Club Emmett Waul McKeane Nelson Francis Mailander Warren Jordan Ted Christensen Mike Richter Ainleigh Harter Clair Aldrich Frank Will Underwood Consolidated School District Robert C. Robinson Council Bluffs Pottawatomie Robinson Underwood Ed Neaver Davenport Miss Hein Mills and Montgomery Fremont County L. E. Lemke Bedford Page County Perry Music Creston Kenneth Stoenner Robert Shouse Harlan Rendering Company The National By-Products Company of Des Moines Midwest Oakland Bible School Lydia Otto Hague Palace of Peace Blackboard Congressional Joint Atomic Radiation and Committee H. Bentley Glass Johns Hopkins University A. H. Sturtevant California Institute of Technology Herman J. Muller Indiana University James F. Crow University of Wisconsin International Soundphoto Church News Philip Atlantic News Telegraph Atlantic Trade Area
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