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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1952
Page
5
A new casualty list reports 15 killed 106 wounded and nine injured in combat area accidents during the Korea hostilities, highlighting ongoing dangers for frontline units.
Grant Mr and Mrs Merrill Foote complete a new house beside their own. Their son Edwin Foote and daughter in law Mrs Foote have moved in since their February marriage. Father and son work in the local gas and oil business.
Assistant Chief Wayne Andrews chased the alarm from Anita toward Massena but misheard directions and searched the Campbell home at 7th and Poplar without finding the fire. Fire crews, unable to locate residents, left a note describing the incident.
Donations received for the fire prevention fund include 25 dollars from C. L. Butler Insurance Agency Atlantic Mill and Elevator 10 dollars from Henningsen Motor Company Dr J L Lantis 5 dollars from Lee Hawes Lewer Garage and Hockom s Body Shop.
Audubon Mr and Mrs Wayne Dudgeon sold their Dairy Queen to L L Weeks and Son of Omaha. They took immediate possession.
A Sunday afternoon service at the Christian church marked Rev. C. S. Linkletter’s 40 years as a Disciples of Christ minister. Out of town guests joined the observance, with greetings from the Atlantic Ministerial association and the Atlantic Rotary Club. A program of solos, readings, and a poem celebrated his long ministry and service.
Mrs. Clair J. Schuler expresses gratitude to friends who sent cards letters flowers and gifts during her hospital stay at St Josephs hospital The writer notes the kindness will never be forgotten and signs her name.
A brief public safety note urges drivers to slow down at dusk to prevent crashes and protect pedestrians and other road users as visibility declines. The message emphasizes reduced speed saves lives in low light conditions.
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