Aglart Meeting Scheduled for Massena Monday
Aglart announces a meeting set for Massena on Monday. The notice cautions drivers to slow down on winding hills and urges vigilance for safe travel.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1948
Page
5
Aglart announces a meeting set for Massena on Monday. The notice cautions drivers to slow down on winding hills and urges vigilance for safe travel.
Graveside rites planned Sunday June 12 for Dr. and Mrs. T. Hupp. Minister C. Seemisch will conduct the service at the cemetery with local attendees and church members in attendance.
VFW Auxiliary delegates to the national encampment in St Louis were announced at the court house assembly room meeting. Names include Mesdames Ballard Hansen Cardic Mullins with alternates Nelson Christen Miller Christensen. Auxiliary aids D A Y in selling forget me nots and plans to attend the Des Moines department encampment. American Aid society held a meeting with 23 in attendance and hostesses Dittman and Paulsen. A covered dish picnic is planned for the next gathering.
Mrs. F. D. Simpson of La Vista place announces the engagement of Marilyn Margaret Simpson to William W. Ford Jr. of Atlanta Ga. The wedding is planned for late summer as relatives and neighbors gather for dinners and social events across Anita, Cumberland and Wiota areas celebrating families and local ties.
The Seven Mile Garden Club met with Mrs Ronald Liston in Cumberland June 1 with ten members answering roll call and Mrs Bernard Edwards as a guest. Noble Center Missionary Society hosted fifteen members with devotions on Youth and Childhood and lessons by Mrs August Muller. WSCS at We ta focused on Temperance with Mrs Carl Keller leading worship. Birthday party honored Hilmer Nielsen of Elk Horn. Maceena Chapter initiated four candidates and welcomed R E Groves and Kurt Gane.
Event listings include American Legion Auxiliary meeting at 8 p m in Memorial building and a WCTU session at 2 15 p m with Mrs H B Cavenaugh. Visitors Mrs Sires hosted relatives from Phoenix and nearby towns, plus several local residents attended.
Local families from Sheboygan Creston Atlantic Lorimer Anita Wiota and nearby areas attended a double celebration. Wedding anniversaries birthdays and showers highlighted gatherings with extended relatives and friends as Pi ck-up dinners and club activities filled the week.
Entertaining at Casey Sunday were Mr and Mrs Clyde Blackmer hosting relatives including Henry Langbehn Jr and the Paul McCleary family from Perry plus Langbehn relatives from Des Moines Walnut Rosswell Minn Des Moines and Minneapolis. The Loyalty class of the Casey Methodist church met with devotions led by Mrs BE Hiscocks and Mrs Harlie Smith and a church kitchen towel project noted. The N J club at Casey gathered Thursday with Mrs Hugh Sichor and Mrs Violet Bosold for a social afternoon.
The Lewis Church of Christ women hosted a Wednesday afternoon gathering for women from other churches. Mrs Burleigh Painter and Mrs Harold Soper led the program featuring musical numbers by Mrs Wapato Cain Gordon Swope Marilyn Dory Dorothy Atkinson Judy Wheeler Betty and Patty Berry and readings by Marilyn Dory Patty Berry and Mrs Masker.
A 17-year-old boy and a parolee from Eldora training school face a planned June 24 hearing in Guthrie Center on an alleged criminal attempt to abduct a 12-year-old Casey girl. Prosecutor Wayne Black said he has not spoken with witnesses and provided minimal additional details. The youths were held in Audubon jail after a Guthrie County incident in which the 17-year-old and two companions tried to force the Casey girl into their car. the younger girl escaped after a collision with another vehicle.
President Truman on the Truman Train said Russian leaders stronger than Stalin block keeping vital peace agreements. He praised Stalin as decent but prisoner of the politburo and vowed to elaborate on foreign policy in a Berkeley speech. He spoke in Eugene Oregon to townspeople and stressed US policy seeks world peace.
SICK AND INJURED Fractures Ankle Austin McFadden of Maine suffered a left ankle fracture when her panties became caught in a mower this morning. He is a patient at Atlantic Memorial hospital. Mary McKinnie underwent a tonsillectomy at Atlantic Memorial hospital this morning. Mrs Harold Bredehoft and son LaVern Harold of Cumberland were released from the hospital today. Elk Horn John Jepsen went to Jennie Edmundson hospital in Council Bluffs this week for treatment. Mrs Bassett Stt Casey Mrs Harry Bassett is seriously ill at home. Miss Ne ve Correll B N is caring for ee Comes Home Adair B J Mertes, patient in Mercy hospital Des Moines, was returned home west of town Monday. His daughter Mrs Har ety Wark and her daughter from Long Beach Cal who were here during his fitness have returned home.
A concise public safety message urges drivers to slow down on curves and hills to avoid accidents. It emphasizes being alert and choosing caution to stay alive for tomorrow.
Federal panelist urges investors and labor leaders to unite for U S prosperity. He cites 2600 patents issued last month, warns selfish battles harm growth, and praises firms like General Electric Westinghouse Union Carbide Du Pont. He notes capital gaps hinder commercial use of innovations and emphasizes support for research driven companies.
Col. David Marcus a World War II hero and former New York City official is killed in Israel on Thursday night while commanding Israeli forces on the Jerusalem front. He was 47 and West Point trained with two US decorations for valor. The death occurs just before a Palestine cease fire order takes effect.
Five officers were chosen including Mrs. M. M. Connor as president and Mrs. Harry Pittman as vice president. Charles Perry was elected treasurer and V. Prokop chaplain. Mrs. E. Graham named sergeant at arms with Ray Goudie as historian. Incoming leader awaits July installation.
Fragments indicate a notice related to Alcoholics Anonymous in Cumberland Louisiana with a box number 16. The readable text is limited and lacks full details on action or dates.
Obituary notice for Saturday Melville of St John s in charge of Adair church survives by his wife two sons and daughters Mrs Gaylord Dimick Mrs Clarence Cochrane and four grandchildren also three brothers and an aunt Mrs M I Kimpel of Adair.
A late night highway incident drew emergency crews as first responders documented the event. Authorities cautioned motorists and began an investigation to determine the cause and any injuries or fatalities. Local officials urged patience while roadside safety measures were reviewed.
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