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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1963
Page
4
The Iowa State Liquor Control Commission said it will mail application blanks for liquor by the drink licenses to city and town councils and county boards next week. It earlier sent copies of the new law authorizing liquor by the drink and asked for the number of applications needed from 82 towns and 99 counties, with about 800 letters sent.
Auditor Joseph M. Pickens said applications for liquor licenses will be mailed about June 20 with final rules. The law takes effect July 4 and no action can occur until July 5 as councils and boards review applications and forward them to the commission for final action. The exact total of requested applications has not yet been tallied.
State Education Department notes 44 pupils in remote areas ride to school on horseback due to narrow rough roads where buses cannot operate. Nationwide, 905,862 children outside New York City were transported to state schools last year, underscoring overall progress in public education.
City crews begin widening Chestnut Street parking stalls while Cass county issues cover sales, licenses, fines, and meetings. Notable items include Omaha market cattle sales, divorce filings, a strangled mix of local government actions, a New Neiby Furniture hire, and a New York visitor in town.
Edward B. Gundrum died June 7 from injuries in a Des Moines auto accident. Funeral services were held June 9 at Evans funeral home with Rev. John DeBerg officiating. Burial followed at Oakwood cemetery. Surviving: daughters Marie and Mrs. John Fellows. brother William Gundrum. He was born June 1, 1873 in Dalmanatha, served as Casey postmaster for 12 years, and was a Presbyterian elder.
Visitors at Atlantic Memorial hospital are limited by floor with specific hours. Mrs. Vetter is a patient at St. Josephs in Omaha undergoing major surgery in room 329. Out of hospital note covers Mrs. John Steffens convalescing at home after surgery in Omaha. Ben W. Dimsdale, former Atlantic grocer, treated in Des Moines after a stroke. Other listed medical patients include Wahlert, Beal, Glenn Hackwell, August Crow, Ruben Nielsen, and Joyce Tanner. Dismissals include Mrs. Della Douglas, Mrs. Lloyd Peters, and Mrs. Donald Kutnink.
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and addresses including Mrs Helga Mauk Mrs Richard Swolley Richard Lee Jr Donald Williams Altom Van Nostrand Elmer Smith Shirley Glenn Weirich Alfred Christensen and related street names and numbers, lacking context or clear event.
Teachers at Henry Grady Elementary in Tampa gather each morning from 8:15 to 8:25 for coffee and conversation. Principal W. E. Hall says the routine helps review new paperwork discuss testing and exchange ideas, yielding gratifying results.
Mrs Meta Kay was discharged Friday from University hospital in Iowa City after surgery. Adolph Moritz remains under observation at University hospitals. Mrs Minnie Palmer stays with her daughter Mrs Melvin.
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