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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1964
Page
8
Mrs Mary Pearce 80 of Griswold died at 8 45 p m Thursday in Red Oak hospital where she had been a patient since Tuesday. Born August 3 1884 in Waveland township she was married March 1 1905 to A H Pearce and lived in Griswold her entire life. Surviving are son Dale of Seattle daughters Lucille Frazee Denver Hazel Gammell Pica Leona Jensen Houston and sister Mrs Joseph McGinnis Griswold. Funeral arrangements at Wagler face rites pending.
In the District Court of Iowa in Cass County the Estate of Walter Hilyard deceased notifies all indebted to the estate and all creditors to file claims with the clerk for allowance. Claims not filed within six months from the second publication date will be barred. Dated June 10 1964. Bessie L. Hilyard Administrator Cumberland Iowa Robert T. Dalton Attorney 516 Chestnut Street Atlantic Iowa Second publication June 19 1964.
Atlantic Memorial Hospital announces visiting hours on the first floor from 1 to 2 30 PM and 7 to 8 30 PM, and on the second and third floors from 1 to 4 PM and 7 to 6 38 PM with no morning visiting. Patients admitted include Edna Moorman Richard Eblen George Jones R Clarence Miller and Lyman Worthington. Discharged: Eldu Goff Zella Waters William Kopp Herbert Hansen Gerald Tibben and Jerry Cook.
Agrostologists say chemicals are not the ultimate fix for crab grass. A thick, healthy turf is the best long term remedy to smother seedlings before they mature. Denver's Mountain Parks System comprises over 20,000 acres of Colorado.
Chicago markets showed steady to slightly lower hogs with prices down 25 cents per hundredweight on lighter 250 Ibs and over offerings. Slaughter steers rose up to 24 cents, prime mass reached 22.75 per hundredweight, while cattle overall showed gains. grain futures were dull with minor shifts amid a rainfall report boosting soybean selling in new crop months.
Wheat held steady to five cents down per bushel for July at 1.44. Corn and oats showed small declines, soybeans edged higher or lower around 14 to 49 cents in July trading.
AP report shows prices for wheat, corn, oats, rye and soybeans in Chicago. Spot and futures quotes list July September December and March contracts with percentage moves and settlement values. Commodity grades include No 2 red wheat No 1 yellow corn and No 2 heavy oats, with soybeans at No 1 yellow and soybean oil at 8.23.
Estimated receipts Friday at Iowa and southern Minnesota packing plants and yards 45 000. Actual receipts Thursday 63 000 and week 43 000. Slaughterhouses report uneven movement with sows steady to weak and hogs mixed in the market.
Hog market notes show Barrows and Gilts price ranges for various weight brackets from 200 to 400 pounds. Prices span 12.25 to 15.75 per cwt with multiple No. codes including No.1 No.2 No.3 and No.12 No.23 and a cautionary line urging not to drive if you drink.
Louisville authorities and civic groups worked last summer to win back 261 students who left junior and senior high. By year end, three-fifths had dropped out again reflecting persistent attrition. Eskimo saying frames a grim, if odd, tone amid reforms. Fifty new national park campgrounds since 1963 raise total to 519 able to lodge 26,626 families nightly.
Elliott Sandra Artlip and grandmother Doris Artlip travel to Torrence California to spend six weeks with Betty Lawson and family. Joel Pottinger goes to Warrensburg Missouri for summer school. Lee Saltre and Herbert Carlisle of San Diego visit relatives. Henry Kyle of Columbus Ohio visits Rev and Mrs Robert Jones. Everhart of Massillon Ohio and Florence Bechie of Ohio visit Lester Shires. Ed Patton and Ray Ratsashak visit family in Kansas City. Ira Perdue daughters travel to Chicago for a month.
Ora Moller expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for cards letters flowers visits and other tokens of thought during her hospital stay. The note thanks everyone for their kindness and support.
The Atlantic News Telegraph urges officials to place orders for surplus editions in Ad Veree to meet anticipated demand. Local vendors report growing interest as collectors and readers seek multiple copies for archives and distribution.
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