After New York Stay Negro Goes Back to South
An 18 year old Mississippi youth, Larry Thomas, returns to Vicksburg after three weeks in New York City. He says he would rather work as a waiter for 27 dollars a week there than risk his head in New York, despite being hailed as a hero for stopping a subway assault on a white boy and helping the injured youth.
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New York City
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Larry Thomas
Thomas
Howard Weiner
Stop signs do not mean slow down say motorists
Motorists warn that stop signs are not signals to slow but require a complete stop at intersections, as drivers report rolling through signs and near misses. Authorities urge strict obedience to traffic rules to prevent accidents and citations.
Engagement Announced Sallie Schonlau to Tom Lawrence
Mr and Mrs Harry Schonlau of Omaha announce the engagement of their daughter Sallie to Tom Lawrence of Omaha son of Mr and Mrs Milton Lawrence of Atlantic. An August 14 wedding is planned. A family picnic honored Mrs Harold Borens of Saratoga California with relatives from Omaha Council Bluffs and Saratoga. Miss Sharon Miller shower hosted by Mrs Jerry Bair featured gifts and contests.
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Harry Schonlau
Omaha
Sallie
Tom Lawrence
Milton Lawrence
Atlantic
John F. Lermen
Harold Borens
Saratoga
Calif
Pearl Garver
Don Auerbach
Milton Ferry
Elmer Borsen
Wiedman
Fred Lyk
Sharon Miller
Jerry Bair
Plum Street
Ed Pinhero
Floyd Barnett
Everett Rossmann
Bair
Miss Miller
Frank Miller
Russell Hull
Club Calendar Items for the Week
Calendar notes for the Zion Altar Guild meeting on Wednesday at 7 30 p m with Mrs Al Lemke 1006 Plum Street. Thursday honors for Past Noble Grands at Lotus Rebekah Lodge IOOF Hall 8 p m. Friday United Church of Christ Women’s Fellowship meets 1 30 p m with tea committee formed by Mrs Bart Blake Mrs Don Brix Mrs Ross Miller and Mrs Earl Guttenfelder.
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Zion Altar Guild
al Lemke
Plum Street
Lotus Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Women's Fellowship of the United Church of Christ
Social Action Department
Bart Blake
Don Brix
Ross Miller
Earl Guttenfelder
Pre-nuptial shower honors Faye Fredricksen in Elk Horn
A pre-nuptial shower for Faye Fredricksen, daughter of H. F. and Mrs. Fredricksen, was held Monday evening at the Elk Horn town hall with pink and white decorations. About 60 guests attended as Mrs. Roland Fredricksen served as maître de cérémonie and contests were won by Mrs. Gladys Petersen and Mrs. Harvey Johnson. Becky Nelson led the Lord’s Prayer with hostesses listing many Elk Horn residents.
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Faye Fredricksen
H. F. Fredricksen
Elk Horn
Roland Fredricksen
Gladys Petersen
Harvey Johnson
Becky Nelson Sand
Gail Nelson
Art Jacobsen
Clifford Nelson
Jorgen Petersen
Gerald Larson
Harold Andersen
Glen Wehland
Freda Lamar
Miss Fredricksen
Union College
Lincoln
Nebr
Porter Sanitarium and Hospital
Denver
Colo
Hinsdale Sanitarium
Marshall Fields
Chicago
Lewis Group and clubs plan summer community events
Jeo yeal Lewis Groupe Violet chapter met with Mrs Marion Baker and others as hostesses. The Lewis Auxiliary met at Mrs Tomlinson home with eleven present and planned a public chicken supper June 27. Garden club met for a breakfast picnic July 7 at Cold Springs park with nine members. Ladies Circle of the Church of Christ hosted by Mrs Roy Boroughs with devotionals and lessons on marriage customs and church missionary work surrounding Stanley.
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Lewis Groupe
Violet Chapter
O.E
Marion Baker
Carl Hancock
Roderick Kunze
Lewis Auxiliary
King Tomlinson
Tom Pope
Lewis Community
Lou Kennedy
Garden Club
Robert Bell
Cold Springs Park
Griswold
Roy Boroughs
Church of Christ
Robert Boseck
Marilyn Cousins
Stanley
Wiota Couple Mark 40 Years With Open House
Mr and Mrs Claude Spry of Wiota celebrate forty years of marriage with an open house at Wiota Methodist church on Sunday June 14 from 2 to 5. They request no gifts. The couple wed June 14 1924 in Atlantic. He retired as rural mail carrier 15 years ago due to disability.
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C. S. Fulton
Lewis Congregational Church
Claude Spry
Wiota
E. A. Spry
M. A. Gable
Atlantic First Methodist Parsonage
Spry
Couple honored with readings and gift presentation
The Rev Chapman led the devotional and Leo Kragelund presented the couple with a gift from them during the Monday night event.
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Christensen
Chapman
Leo Kragelund
WSCS Session Led by Mrs Scarlett and Circle Meetings
Mrs. Fred Scarlett presided at the WSCS session Thursday. Devotions and the lesson You Are Christ Called were presented by Mrs. Clarence Osen and Mrs. Robert Duff. Mrs. Boyd Falconer led the prayer group at 1 45 p m. Martha and Esther circles met in Fellowship hall June 18 lunch served by Mrs. Edgar Petersen chair and committee of the month.
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Fred Scarlett
WSCS
Christ
Clarence Osen
Robert Duff
Boyd Falconer
Martha
Esther
Fellowship Hall
Edgar Petersen
Iris Garden club meets with 14 in attendance
Mrs. Russell Cullen and Mrs. Earl Mills co hosted the Iris Garden club meeting Wednesday with 14 members present as they discussed Cancer Information. Eleven Shine Club members drove to Creston Thursday to meet Mrs. Curtis and enjoy entertainment. New officers include Ambros Cullen president Earl Quinn vice president Russell Cullen secretary and Calvin McCurdy treasurer. Don’t drive if you drink.
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Russell Cullen
Earl Mills
Iris Garden Club
Sunshine Club
Creston
Robert Curtis
Harvey Garside
Reno Altar Society
Wilford Vernimont
Fay Anstey
Ambros Cullen
Earl Quinn
Calvin McCurdy
Army tightens surplus rifle buyers records
The Army centralizes a list of surplus rifle buyers and rifle club members amid rising inquiries about who may draw weapons for practice and competition. Officials deny the move ties to Kennedy's assassination and cite security and stock access concerns.
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Army
John F Kennedy
Hultman Attacks Hughes Over Penal Affairs
Iowa Attorney General Evan Hultman denounces Gov. Harold Hughes as muddled and inexperienced in penal matters. He urged full public disclosure following the resignation of Benjamin F. Baer as director of corrections and questioned Hughes's simultaneous support for Baer and the Board of Control.
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Des Moines
Evan Hultman
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Hultman
Hughes
Benjamin F. Baer
State Board of Control
Board of Control
Baer
CONTINUE QUIZZING JURORS IN BOY MURDER TRIAL
Waterloo AP reports juror questioning continues in the murder trial of 16 year old David Richard Bruno for the May stabbing death of his 38 year old stepfather Bernard D. Hill. Eleven jurors were questioned opening day and 35 are to be screened with 12 jurors plus one alternate to be chosen. The trial moved to a Municipal Court room and could involve a self defense defense.
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Boy
Waterloo
David Richard Bruno
Mey 2
Bernard D. Hill
Black Hawk County
James Dunbar
Bruno
Hill
Beatles order ten new suits for Australia tour
The Beatles spent the day in their Hong Kong hotel room with tailors. A hotel spokesman said the group ordered 10 suits. Thousands of fans greeted them at the airport and police escorted them to the hotel. Two performances were planned before they depart for Australia.
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Hong Kong
Australia
Walker case begins presenting evidence in libel suit
Attorneys for former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker start presenting evidence in his $2 million libel suit against The Associated Press. A 12 member jury was selected Monday, all jurors must agree to a verdict in State District Court before Judge Pierre J Murray.
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Fort Worth
WRC Elects Officers At Three Day Convention
In Sioux City the Woman's Relief Corps Iowa department elected officers during a three day convention. Leona Hood of Newton was named president, succeeding Emma Reed of Shenandoah. Fern Kingsley of Fort Dodge was elected vice president and Ina Williamson also of Fort Dodge became treasurer. Lydia Hoelworth of Spencer was chosen chaplain with Doral Tredie of Newton a delegate to the Atlantic City national convention. Marie Meyer of Newton was named alternate delegate. The GAR auxiliary planned to select its officers the following day.
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Sioux City
Women’s Relief Corp. Department of Iowa
Grand Army of the Republic
GAR
Leona Hood
Newton
WRC
Emma Reed
Shenandoah
Fern Kingsley
Fort Dodge
Ina Williamson
Lydia Hoelworth
Spencer
Doral Tredie
Atlantic City
Marie Meyer
Ethel Henley Named Lone Tree Executive Board Chairman
Ethel Henley of Lone Tree has been chosen as executive board chairman, signaling leadership for upcoming initiatives and community efforts within the organization. Henley’s appointment marks a notable step in governance and direction for the group.
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Ethel Henley
Lone Tree
Haircut Prices Rise by 25 Cents in Audubon
Audubon barber shops raised the price of a haircut from 1.25 to 1.50 effective Monday. The move came as businesses adjust to rising costs with no other services listed.
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