Anita Club Holds Its First Horse Show At Anita
The Anita Saddle club hosted its first horse show at Sun day evening drawing a large crowd. Ray Bell judged, Bob Blankinship announced, Speck Fay ring mastered, and Dolores Weaver organist. Winners included Bruce Wilbourn in parade and Darrell Newell in pony class with horses Dixie and Dixie, plus many other named riders and horses across multiple classes. Extra copies of The Atlantic News Telegraph urged to order in advance.
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Anita
South Park
Anita Saddle Club
Ray Bell
Atlantic
Bob Blankinship
Cumberland
Speck Fay
Adair
Dolores Weaver
Griswold
Parade
Bruce Wilbourn
Bridgewater
Silverprince
Mear
Fay
Wiota
Ted
Jack Ehenfried
Darrell Newell
Dixie
Dennis Newell
Blondie
Tim Fay
Twinkle
Gary Barr
Dexter
Corky
Rose Soper
Bill
Elveda Clark
Harriet
Martha Barr
Major
Betty Brown
Candy Queen
Sherry Ehrenfried
Greenfield
Cutie Bell
Jim Fay
Silvereen
Darrell Newel
Glen Soper
Wood H
Ramon Roberts
Wimpy
Pistol
Max Barr
Toby
Hubert Brown
Trigger
Palomino
Glen Short
Adel
Topper
Jack Ehrenfried
Gandy
Dale Merical
Redfield
Coldie
Edgar Stinman
Menlo
Morocco
Mearl Fay
Woody
Art Ernest
Bess
Danny Waters
Max Fay
Jingles
Glen
Ozzie
Max
Tony
Edgar Stenman
E. M. Redstar
Bud Soper
Tonto C
Vern Roberts
Grey Ghost
Viota
Marion Atkins
Earlham
Ruby
Rudy
Local News Briefs From Atlantic Area Shuffles Notices
Marriage license issued to Gary L. Edwards and Mary A. Kemberling. Judgments sought in district court by Postal Finance Co. Fines levied for truck overweight. Taos Market reports hogs and cattle prices. Ensign Dick Cook on 2 day leave with parents in Atlantic. Gary Brown to work summer with Iowa highway commission. Atlantic band joins Lions convention parade in Council Bluffs. Tornado funnels sighted in Cass county with no damage. Scattered showers forecast with mild temperatures. Clergy conference in Des Moines. Albertson as lay delegate. Des Moines girls detained near Oakland, released to parents. Larry Meyer selected for tests at Wayne State Teachers College. Dr Zayden pleads not guilty to improper passing. bond posted. Richard Becker named state director. Jaycee golf planned. Seminary and college scholarships awarded to Louis and Gerst.
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Bend
Tmail O. Zayden
Council Bluffs
John Budd
Justice of the Peace Court
Wiota
Wartburg College Scholarship Charity From Lutheran Brotherhood
The Irants are part of a $37 750 Lutheran Brotherhood scholarship program this year. The awards aid seminary students and Lutheran college juniors and seniors as well as high school graduates entering Lutheran colleges.
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Wartburg College
Waverly
Lutheran Brotherhood
Luheran
Drowns Des Moines River a Few Feet From Boat
Beattie Sinclair, 99, drowned in the Des Moines River near Ottumwa after slipping down a 20 foot bank while heading to a row boat tied below. Sheriff Cliff Riley cautioned against driving after drinking.
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IOWAN
Ottumwa
Beattie Sinclair
Des Moines
Cliff Riley
Sinclair
Folcka Guests, Hawkeye Boys State Return Home
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Folcka of San Diego California were Sunday guests of the Kadings. E L Andrew Don Krell Gerald Cornell and Bruce Hall returned home from Hawkeye Boys State at Camp Dodge. Mr. and Mrs Louis McDowall visited their son Keith who sustained a back injury riding a saddle pony at Stuart.
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Casey
Floyd Folcka
San Diego
Calif
Robert Kadings
E. L. Andrew
Don Krell
Gerald Cornell
Bruce Hall
Hawkeye Boys State
Camp Dodge
Louis McDowall
Keith
Stuart
Anita Mr and Mrs Lee Herth Visit Denver Relatives
Mr and Mrs Lee Herth of Denver Colorado are visiting relatives in town.
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Anita
Mr. and
Mrs. Lee
Herth
Denver, Colo
Union Counting Votes On AP Strike Plans
The Commercial Telegraphers Union began counting votes by traffic employees of the Associated Press on authorizing a strike in a wage dispute. The contract expired midnight Monday and was extended twice to Thursday. About 650 employees are involved and talks continue under the Federal Mediation Service with a Thursday meeting planned. One million racing pigeons are carried annually on British railways to their points of departure.
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Commercial Telegraphers Union
Associated Press
CTU
Coun
Unlod
Federal Mediation Service
British Railways
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The
RED Cross
Red Cross Atlantic
Iowa
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R. W. Flick
Gary L. Edwards
Mary A. Kemberling
Massena
C. M. Skipton
Postal Finance Company of
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Vernon R. Erickson
Roy O. Wheatley
John D. McMullen
Brookyn
Taos
Ted Cooley
Behnken & Kennedy
Chris Mumgaard
Dick Cook
Kingsville
Tex
Harry Cook
Bryn Mawr
Quonset Point
R. I
Gary Brown
Gerald Brown
Chestnut Street
Dubuque
Iowa Highway Commission
Commission
Atlantic High School
Iowa Lions Convention
Arthur W. Meyer
Atlantic Lions Club
Francis King
Leonard Tinker
C. W. Hohanshelt
Iowa-Des Moines
Methodist Church
Ray Albertson
Albertson
Atlantic Church
Jacqueline Jean Dacken
Diane Lee Decker
U.S. 6
Oakland
Larry Meyer
Kenneth Brink
Wayne
Ned
Wayne State Teachers College
California
Terman Group
Larry
Richard Becker
Atlantic Junior Chamber of Commerce
Norman Vandehaar
Hew
the Pines
Charles Luis of
Fontanelle
Evangelical Lutheran Theological Seminary
Columbus
Ohio
Lutheran Brotherhood, Fraternal Life Insurance Society
Valeria A. Gerst of
Avoca
Casey News
Colorado
New York
Lakemead
Gold Cove
Neste
Angel Food
Pee Ug
Max Ieraney
Safeway
U.S.C.A
Libby’s
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Libby
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U.S.D.A
Grace Mature Beef
Sirloin
Duncan Hines
Devils Food
Oxydol
Aerowax
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