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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1962
Page
2
MEMPHIS Tenn AP Anna Mae Jackson, 48, says she could be one of the nation's youngest great grandmothers. She became a mother at 14 and now has at least one child, grandchild, and great grandchild, with life details noted in a brief human-interest item.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Struble and family left for California to visit relatives. Jim Mackey and family moved to Omaha. Rev. Lloyd Lorensen and family depart for two weeks in Dallas to visit his parents. Ed Tibben and family attend granddaughter Linda Nancarrow's graduation in Fargo. Elmer Larsen of Hopkins Missouri visited Petersen. Mrs. Arnold Lee traveled home to Wichita after a visit. Marie D. Garwood of Fort Collins visiting J G Jones family. Dave Schwarzing and Mrs Frank Akers went to Maryville to fetch Alice Akers. Myrtle Thygesen moved to upstairs at Maude Schwab. Lawrence Hayes of Loveland visited Minnie Wahler and Emma Postel. Davenport residents returned after Kimball trip. John Wilson and sons of Maryville visited Martha Jayne. Ray Haring and Arley Barker to World’s Fair in Seattle. Mrs. Ray Wulf and Tommy Green joined Mollie Leigan for Colorado and California trip. Merlin Michelsen and Amy moved to Atlantic. Franklyn Mapes and sons visiting Pace family. Tom Lohner of Aberdeen visiting relatives. Tom Cannon and family left for Kentucky. he attends a Spanish institute in Kansas.
Babson analyzes the recent stock market drop noting the Dow Jones near a mid 1960s high, the Kennedy administration's stance on steel, and SEC probes. He explains mutual fund sales and fund operator actions drive market moves and redemptions. The piece details broker commissions and fund redemption effects on listed stocks.
The 1962 Villisca graduate Grant GRANT Janette Taylor moves to Omaha to train as a receptionist at Doctors clinic. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Taylor of Grant.
About 7:30 a.m. Monday a fire started in a Grant area barn at the Gerald Taylor farm a mile west of Grant. Glenn and Clyde Taylor saw smoke as they left for chores and called the Grant volunteer fire department which quickly put out the flames. A heat lamp for some orphan pigs broke and ignited straw but early detection limited damage. Motorists urged to obey stop signs not treat as slow down.
Verm Mac Thogmartin 28 of Kansas Kan was sentenced to five years in a federal penitentiary on two counts conspiracy and interstate transportation of stolen securities The sentences run concurrently and are indeterminate to allow possible early release by parole Thegmartin was found guilty on May 15 for bringing 23 negotiable bonds valued at $1000 to Des Moines to sell Bernard Joseph Riley of Brooklyn pleaded guilty earlier and receives five years in Terre Haute federal penitentiary
An Arizona case note for Judge Jack D. Hayes mentions a planned hunt for javelina in southeastern Arizona. The entry translates legal language into plain terms, showing how a court term could refer to a hunting plan.
The News Telegraph delivers for twenty five cents a week across twenty towns in the Atlantic territory. Carriers listed include Johnnie Legg Cecilia gies Lyann cong Phillis Brownsberger Larry Rug Jensen Joe Morgan Geof frey Scholl Dennis Dorsey and extras Dean Foresman Paul Petersen Fill and Dan Williams with routes in Audubon Bridgewater Cumberland Elkhorn Casey Brayton Adair Grant Griswold Kimballton Lewis Lyman Mar ne Massena WIOTA Walnut Hamlin and more. A phone call to any carrier or to the News Telegraph office provides service.
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