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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1958
Page
7
Russell D. Hansen of Extra and Gerald R. Andreasen of Audubon were hospitalized with injuries after the car registered to Andreasen plunged off U S 71 ten miles south of Carroll near 1 o'clock Sunday. Hansen suffered a fractured skull and multiple lacerations. Andreasen had a head injury a concussion and multiple cuts and bruises.
Max A. Voggesser and Roselyn Rae Ringold wed at Maryville Methodist Church on May 25. The ceremony featured gladioli and candles, with music by J. W. Hake and Carl Redman. The wedding party included sister-in-law Raymond Greever as a naturalized escort, bridesmaids in peach and turquoise, and guests from Atlantic and Maryville. After a reception in the church, the couple, graduates of Northwest Missouri State College, will live at 3007 Jackson St in Omaha after a wedding trip.
Yvonne Greenwalt, daughter of Mr and Mrs C W Greenwalt of Atlantic, wed Terry R Handy, son of Mrs Mary J Handy of Harlan, in a Atlantic First Methodist church ceremony. Rev D C Bissinger officiated. attendees included Duane Greenwalt and Larry Thimm as ushers.
Club calendar item states deadline at 10 am on publication day. Tonight a meeting of Za-Ga-Zig hospital sewing unit with Mrs Don Hart Kopf at 7 30 pm. Meeting mistakenly shown for Thursday night.
Mr and Mrs Mervin Taylor of Wiota celebrate their silver wedding with an open house in Wiota Methodist church basement next Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. The Lewis Group reports Women’s Fellowship gathering at Mrs Millie Fulton’s home with devotions by Mrs Mark Smith and hostesses Mrs R L Worth and Mrs George Shherdin. Twenty one members present. Grant Club notes guest day at Mrs Eva Alm’s home. talk on the Magic of Color by Mrs C A Lenz. guests include Mrs Schulman of Hermosa Beach Calif Mrs Hawes of Atlantic Ralph Vetter Leonard Johnson and Boya Dolch and Randy. A miscellaneous shower for Adra Ann Banker, bride elect to Lt Richard Goettsch, held at Elliott Methodist with blue and white decor. Guests listed include multiple locals from Atlantic Council Bluffs Griswold Red Oak and Carson.
Mr and Mrs Malvin Pellett of Atlantic announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Eloise to Theodore Pfeiff son of Mrs Vesta Pfeiff of Burlington The bride to be has taught in Avoca The groom graduated from Iowa State Teachers college this spring and will teach in Davenport The wedding will be at Atlantic First Methodist church on Sunday June 29.
Griswold Methodist and Church of Christ circles met this week with multiple hostesses and devotionals led by Mrs. Sasse, Mrs. Williams, and others. Members attended alumni events, weddings in Omaha, and 40th anniversary celebrations, while Elk Horn groups planners staged a June 29 family picnic and Dorcas group met at the Lutheran church. Open house at the Brinkley home welcomed Griswold faculty and staff spouses at Extra Road residence events.
The three day 75th anniversary of St. Paul’s Lutheran church ends with a sermon by Dr. William Larsen of Blair Nebraska and baptism of the 1000th member Mrs John W Christensen. Sending out service for Mrs Raymond Hagberg was led by Rev Widebeck with gifts from church groups. Larsen and spouse plan to supervise a missionary school in Tanganyika East Africa in July. Music featured Cherub youth and senior choirs and a local high school boys quartet headed by Kenneth Petersen and others.
Funeral services for Mrs. William M. Gibson were held at Roland funeral home with Rev A Breeling officiating. Organ selections included In the Garden and Abide With Me. Interment was in Noble Center cemetery. Theodore Carl Shellberg 60, to be buried at Pleasant township cemetery after 2 p.m. service at Church of Christ officiated by Rev R M Cochran. body lies in state at Wagler funeral home.
Mrs. Carl Hoffman of Atlantic remains hospitalized in Carroll after injuries from an accident south of Carroll Friday morning. Her daughter Virginia Mac was released Sunday. Several area residents are listed as hospitalized or treated, including Twila Christensen and Charles W. Lott. Multiple children underwent surgery or tonsil removals at Atlantic Memorial Hospital. Released patients include Susan Kaiser and Margaret Kelley. Gay Karstens returned home from Des Moines General Hospital after several days.
Improving Mrs. W H Emgarten remains at Greenfield hospital where she has been a patient two weeks. Mrs. Larry Worth discharged from Creston hospital after strep throat treatment. Mrs. August Tipperman underwent surgery at Greenfield hospital. Mrs. Gladys James of Portland Ore formerly Adair resident is seriously ill. Jim Cullen son of Mr and Mrs Mark Cullen was admitted to Jennie Edmundson hospital Council Bluffs for observation and treatment.
Mrs. Roscoe S. Jones of Atlantic president of the United Church Women of Iowa council and Mrs. Herbert Arthur of Ames will preside at the state convention at the Memorial Union in Ames from Sunday to Tuesday. Guest speaker is Mrs. Rosa P. Welch of Chicago national vice president of the United Church Women and board member of the National Missionary Convention of the Disciples. Welch will speak during Sunday sessions. workshops and a Monday dinner precede Tuesday installation of new officers. Curtis Masteller Sr. and Tom Magill will attend.
Almon Lloyd Field, 24, of Winterset, was electrocuted Tuesday morning on Iowa 92 six miles west of town. Authorities believe he either touched a high voltage line on the highway or struck a utility pole causing the line to fall onto his car. The incident prompts safety cautions for drivers who may be drinking.
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