Rites Held for Slocum Family Victim in San Francisco
Massena area family mourns as Slocum son Mayo Fair holm dies in California. Survivors include brother Dean of Des Moines and sisters Ruby in California and Clelia in Earl Bam. Family previously resided in Massena.
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Massena
Mayo Slocum
Fred
Lottie Fairholm Slocum
San Francisco
Dean
Des Moines
Ruby
California
Clelia
Earl Bam
Camp Wakonda Grabs Opening Notice At Griswold
Camp Wakonda in Griswold, southwest Iowa, opens Sunday with over 1,000 boys expected for six one week sessions through July 25. Roger Ohmsad is camp director. Dr Alner J Christian, new assistant, returns from World Medical Association duty and will teach Spanish at Waldorf College next two years.
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Wakonda
Iowa
Griswold
Roger Ohmsad
Creston
Alner J. Christian
Christian
World Medical Association
Amazon
Waldorf Junior College
John French
Iowa City
Bruce Beatty
Steve Simpson
Des Moines
Clara Busse
Geneva Enkhree
Local Names List Appears Across Municipal Directory
A fragmented OCR reads a roster style list of individuals and towns such as Anita Edna Belle Reiner Cecilia Brownsberger Philip Rug gles and others across Audubon Bridgewater Cumberland Elkhorn Casey Brayton and Kimballton. The text also includes multiple surnames and first names arranged by city or parish like Stan Freese Vicki Dougherty and Ronald Nagle.
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Bill and
Briar. Lensch
Steven Petersen
Mark Sorensen
Jean Sorensen
Audubon
Doug Campbell
Dennis Baker
Bridgewater
Stan Freese
Cumberland
Terry Daugherty
Mike Brixius
Vicki Dougherty
Elkhorn
Wm. Christensen Casey
Ronald Nagle
Brayton
Russell Andersen
ADAIR
Charles Mertes
Roger Tibben Grant
Bobby Weston
Griswold
Cathy Curtis
Colleen Maxwell Kelly Curtis
Mike
Kathy Brown
Kimballton
Gordon Heaton
Lewis
Mark Worth
Mary Werth
Barry Conn Lyman
Mother's Day Gathers and Guidance From Abby
Readers share Mother’s Day burdens and seek gentler plans for future celebrations. A physician offers coping tips while Abby advises redefining honor, addressing language boundaries, and a practical kitchen wisdom poem from a foster mother.
Rites Held for Mrs. Williams in Audubon
Funeral services were conducted at 2 p.m. Monday at First Methodist Church for Mrs. Walter Williams 48 of Audubon who died Friday at Audubon County Memorial Hospital after several months ill. Rev. Harvey Quandt officiated with burial in Maple Grove Cemetery. Survived by husband Walter, two daughters Rosalie Jensen and Janice Anderson, two sons Robert and Roger, three brothers Laverne Duane and others. Mrs. Williams had lived in Audubon, Brainerd and back, operated trucking with her husband.
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Audubon
First Methodist Church
Walter Williams
Audubon County Memorial Hospital
Harvey Quandt
Maple Grove Cemetery
McFadden
Hans Hansen
Roland Davis
Harold Hansen
Herbert Hansen
Louie Lauritsen
James Cavanaugh
Williams
Audubon County
Ray
Bessie Duvall
Walter L. Williams
Brainerd
Minn
Rosalie Jensen
Hamlin
Janice Anderson
Robert
Roger
Laverne
St. Croix Falls
Duane
Kimball
Post Office Persistance Pays Off Wallet Returned To Owner
Albert Washington had a wallet with 205 dollars hidden in a secret compartment. The post office mailed it to his Oakland address after January loss, but no forwarding address forced its return to the office. After 60 days staff recovered the cash and postal officer Matt Higgins tracked Washington to his new address to deliver the wallet and funds.
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Berkeley
Calif
United States Post Office
Albert Washington
Matt Higgins
Washington
Higgins
Pope Paul VI Calls End to Material Capitalist Drive
Pope Paul VI denounces early capitalism as materialistic in a blunt address to Vatican City industrialists urging a shift toward a more peaceful and brotherly society during his year in office.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Trban
Fragmentary obituary fragment mentions Grand Army veterans
The text references Derrel of Audubon grandchildren and a note about Memorial Day and the Grand Army of the Republic formed in 1868 after an order by Gen. John A. Logan, with partial trail of a World War I era newspaper note.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Gan
John A. Logan
Union Veterans
Massena Man N H Yarger Dies at 76
N H Yarger of Massena a retired auto dealer and former school board member died at 9 30 p m in Greenfield Adair county hospital He was born April 19 1888 and married Belva Hawks in 1908 Surviving are his wife four children three sisters and two brothers Funeral services are pending at Kelley funeral home
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Massena
N. H. Yarger
Adair County
Greenfield
Yarger
Yarger Auto Company
John
Lois Denham Yarger
Belva Hawks
Clifford Fellmann
Glen Yarger
Spencer
John Yarger
Wray Yarger
Cedar Falls
Mina Shields
Eagle Grove
Clara Brandon
Milwaukee
Hazel Phipps
Des Moines
Rex Yarger
Ida Yarger
Orland
Harley
Cecil Yarger
Kelley Funeral Home
Atlantic News-Telegraph orders advised in advance
Readable text urges placing advance orders for extra copies of The Atlantic News Telegraph. The notice emphasizes counting copies ahead of publication and arranging fulfillment to meet demand.
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News Telegraph Office
Atlantic News-Telegraph
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