Boy shoots screen during western film in San Antonio
Five year old Bobby Lemmon of San Antonio fires his father’s rifle at a TV screen during a western movie scene. He reportedly mutters a line about the good guy needing help as the incident occurs.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1952
Page
2
Five year old Bobby Lemmon of San Antonio fires his father’s rifle at a TV screen during a western movie scene. He reportedly mutters a line about the good guy needing help as the incident occurs.
Adair W W McDaniels 82 former Adair resident died at his Rockport Missouri home Tuesday Funeral rites were there Thursday His wife Maude Wark of Adair survives along with daughter Mrs Isabel Stalcup of Columbia and a granddaughter A brother in law and sister in law Mr and Mrs B W Day of Adair also listed as survivors
Mrs. Marinus Jensen expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for cards gifts letters and flowers received during her hospital stay and after returning home.
In District Court No 6348 State of Iowa Cass County you are notified an instrument purporting to be the last will of Jacob Mueller deceased dated February 2 1950 has been filed opened and read hearings set for June 18 1952 at the Atlantic Iowa court at 0 o clock AM to prove and determine if it should be probated as the decedent's last will and testament Dated Atlantic Iowa June 11 1952 C M Skipton Clerk of District Court Seal
The Fifteenth Judicial District of Iowa schedules a convention at 11:00 A M July 19 1952 in the Council Bluffs court house South Court Room to select one Democratic candidate for District Judge for the 1953 1957 term and handle other routine business Delegates by county Audubon 11 Cass 13 Fremont 11 Harrison 18 Mills 9 Montgomery 11 Page 14 Pottawattamie 46 Shelby 14. Frank N Rasmussen chairs the Democratic District Judicial Central Committee.
Many thanks for the cards letters gifts and flowers received. Special appreciation to Dr Kitson nurses and aides for their splendid care. Mrs Arthur Petersen Diane Kay and Debra te
Carrie Lowe Layland 82 longtime Audubon resident died at Garnsey nursing home where she had lived about two years. Born April 7 1870 in Ohio she married Jacob Layland in 1886 who died in 1921. Survivors include five children 19 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren. funeral in Audubon with Rev C B Linkletter officiating.
Walnut residents report visits from the Graham family of Ovid Colorado and the Leston Long necker home over the weekend after Ozarks vacation. Mrs Bernhardt Hass returns from Algona after a week with daughter Mrs Earl Legler while Mr Hass attended an Des Moines insurance convention. The Linns visit Harlan on Saturday. McAvoys travel to Des Moines to fetch Gary attending Boys State. Harry League and family spend Sunday with aunt Mrs W L Larsen. Mrs Francis Varns of Council Bluffs spends weekend with family and attends funeral of H P Koll.
Adair Mrs. Margaret Hale of Leon died Wednesday in the hospital. She was 78 and mother of Mrs. Pete Peterson of Adair, who has visited here frequently.
Brayton residents Mrs John Petersen and Mrs Margrethe Larsen were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Ella Paulsen in Council Bluffs. Mr and Mrs Fred Malone and daughter returned to Chicago after visiting.
The excerpts list greetings from the Raymond Hoegh family and thanks to relatives, Father O'Connor, Father Frederick, Dr. Moriarty and nurses after a bereavement. It mentions Mr and Mrs Elmer Green grandparents, Clemensen mother, Elk Horn visit, and Atlantic News Telegraph reorders.
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