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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1940
Page
6
The readable text is garbled and offers no clear names places dates or events to summarize into a coherent news item or card. No identifiable entities or actions are present.
The seventh district Rural Letter Carriers association and auxiliary will hold a district picnic at Sunnyside park next Sunday afternoon and evening. Mrs Virgil Fiscus of Corning sponsors Junior Rural Letter Carriers and asks parents with junior age children to arrive early for afternoon organization. State officers of R S A and auxiliary are expected. A potluck supper is planned at 6 30 p m. Bible School Closes Brayton Ja The Brayton Union Bible school ended Friday with 12 enrolled and 47 children with perfect attendance.
Jean Sunderman aged 9 daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Sunderman of 900 Linn Street suffered a left forearm fracture for the third time in a year after a yard fall. She was treated with gas at a local doctor's office where the arm was set.
In Council Bluffs Iowa dis continuing musical instruction in grade schools was set for June 24 after more than 50 parents protested the dismissal of music teacher Willibald Nowak a German born veteran who fought in World War I Nowak's firing along with two other teachers is described by officials as an economy move and not related to citizenship Reverend Martin Mueller refutes rumors linking Nowak's non renewal to his nationality
Mr and Mrs George Smither took Miss Lilly Smither to Red Cloud Nebraska to care for her sister Mrs Effa Blakesley and her ill niece Mrs Rollo Beck. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Guy Pratt of Fairbury and grandmother Mrs Mallory. Isabelle Biggs and family updates. Various Iowa State and Des Moines summer plans noted.
Dubuque bridge and docks commissioners clashed over where to place a new Mississippi river bridge. John A. Kerper chairman warned the river terminal could be scrapped if the Dodge street site is chosen, citing navigation hazards from pier maneuvering for barges.
A warning urges drivers to stay on their side of the road to save lives. It labels road hogs as one of the worst causes of fatal accidents and stresses careful, orderly driving practices for safety.
Des Moines June 12 J J Neuman of Des Moines was elected department commander of the Grand Army of the Republic in Iowa. He succeeds the late Judge James W Willett of Tama who had been serving as department commander. E P Taylor of Fairfield became senior vice commander and Fred Fisher of Humeston the junior vice commander.
Birth notice: Dr. and Mrs. L. B. Petersen of 8 West Eleventh street welcome seven pound fifteen ounce son Richard Lee born at 2 45 this morning at Atlantic hospital. In Brayton Iowa special report Harold Beck of west Brayton welcomed a daughter born Saturday.
The thirteenth annual 4-H girls conference at Ames opened with Extension Director R. K. Bliss urging propaganda analysis. He warned that groups aiming to destroy democracy must show better results and urged youths to learn facts about farm life in Germany Italy and Russia.
Grant news briefs list residents and visitors traveling to Tonica Nebraska and Illinois towns for stays and funerals. Names include Ed Rose ill in Tonica and Mrs Della Mercer of Pueblo with Jessie Mercer of Omaha, plus Carl Vetter family of Aurora and Frank Vetter family of Waukon. Several others travel to Peoria and McKee, and a funeral in Medion is noted. The item closes with a cancer awareness phrase about Save a Life and a travel note to Paola.
Dr. C B Jones, president of Atlantic Federal Savings and Loan, resigns due to health. Attorney Tom C Whitmore elected to succeed as president, Dr Block named board member. Board approves five loan applications and declares a 2 percent semiannual dividend, payable June 25.
Goldie Krogstad spends vacation with Uncle and Aunt in Council Bluffs. Mr Board and Mrs Bernarr Jensen of Dawe visit relatives in Elk Horn and nearby, with Sunday gathering at Thorvald Madsen home. Jens Jorgensen returns from Ames after attending Town State College and visits Grand Island relatives before heading home.
A brief item notes a figure nicknamed lucky, with a twist implying a forthcoming change or challenge. The text hints at speed or fate shifting, suggesting a pivotal moment or turn in circumstances.
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