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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1945
Page
5
Henry Jipsen, a farmer living south of Atlantic, was severely bruised yesterday morning when a team trampled him in his barn. The horses were frightened by a metal feed basket, one animal jumped, knocking him to the stall. Mrs. Jipsen found him injured with bruises on his head arm and back, but no broken bones.
Miss Mary Beth Duncan daughter of Mr and Mrs W C Duncan 708 Linn Street was named grand charity of the Iowa Order of Rainbow at the streamlined state convention in Des Moines yesterday Ann Turner of Ames was installed grand worthy advisor succeeding Joanna Turner of Red Oak Atlantic delegates included Mrs C V Welcher and Miss Duncan Sue Stephens of Des Moines was elected grand associate adviser Mildred Pierce Oakland grand faith Vernita Vernon Monticello grand recorder Mary Ellen Simmons Bonaparte grand treasurer Freda Rolston Adel grand chaplain Jean Claussen Walnut grand fidelity Betty Lattimer Shenandoah grand patriotism Dorothy True Avoca grand musician
Southwest Dorcas federation gathered at the Seventh Day Adventist church with speakers W. S. Sanderg Elder White and Elder W. S. Lawrence. Reports covered Coun cil Bluffs Glenwood Audubon Extra and Atlantic churches. The group issued 252 clothing items for overseas shipment and produced 200 bedside pockets for hospitals alongside 95 garments repaired. They logged 324 hours of missionary work and sent flowers to the sick and food to the needy.
Fourteen candidates were initiated by the Atlantic BPOE at a 6:30 dinner at the Elks Club led by Mrs. Clifford Hanton. The group voted a $10 contribution to Sunnyside playgrounds project. Inductees include Meadames Ben Dimsdale Alcesta Derry Roy Graham Ray Gutterfelder Bonner Gustason Harold Hall Vernon Kuhr J. W. Loftus Frances Miller Orris Oestereich Glen Stamp Otto Schwartz Graham Wallace and Iva May Stanley Madsen.
Miss Lorena Mortensen and Elmer Petersen were married Sunday at Elk Horn Lutheran Church in a double ring ceremony. The bride wore georgette and lace with pink rosebud bouquet. reception for sixty followed. Out of town guests included Rasmussen and Petersen families from Harlan Hamlin and Audubon. Both born and reared in Elk Horn, the bride taught school, groom farms near Jacksonville where they will reside.
Items for the club calendar ahead of publication include Rainbow Girls meet at 7 30 p m tonight at the Masonic temple G A R ladies plan a Flag day program and Kensington at 2 30 at Mrs Henry Hollen s home 711 Cedar Street Des Moines groom s cousin John Hultz was best man and out of town guests attended the Gray and Atlantic families Numerous weddings are noted including Viviane Mae Bassett and Charles Dudley Eblen in Reno and Margery Jurchens and Leslie Swanson in Yuma Ariz Kensington gatherings missionary society and S C G club meetings are listed with hostesses and brief notes on activities and meals Details describe wedding attire breakfast venues and travel plans
An Atlantic reader reports relief from chronic gas, bloating, headaches, and constipation after using Sys Tone. The advertisement claims Sys Tone’s 12 herbs cleanse bowels and clear stomach gas, improving digestion and overall well being.
Edith Mabel Figgins Jarboe, 61, died at her Elliott home after six months of illness following a paralytic stroke. Funeral set for Friday at Elliott Christian church with Rev. William Lee officiating. She leaves Fred Jarboe, a daughter Inez, son Cpl Gerald Jarboe of Wichita, and a deceased son Roy. Burial in Morton Mills cemetery.
Mrs. John Eilts, aged Cass county pioneer, is ill at her son Herman Eilts’ home on 911 Walnut Street this week. Bill Brown of Creston, a Procter & Gamble representative, returns to work after a broken leg suffered February when a truck door fell on him while aiding at Atlantic Wholesale Grocery.
Robert Rains, two year old son of George Rains of 302 Linn Street, fractured his right leg near the hip yesterday afternoon when he fell at home and is a patient at Atlantic hospital. John Nelson of Brayton underwent a tonsillectomy this morning and was admitted for medical treatment. Mrs Leonard Morris of Maine and Del Taylor of Lewis also admitted. Ruth Elwood of Extra and Norma Goettsch of Atlantic were dismissed from the hospital today.
Elk Horn Reverend and Mrs An ders Hansen took their son Virgil to Atlantic hospital Sunday where he underwent surgery Monday for appendicitis and hernia His condition is listed as satisfactory.
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