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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1947

Page

3

Adair Obituary Mrs Elizabeth Powel 80

Elizabeth Powel of Adair, widow of Dr. Preston Powel and longtime druggist and physician, died at 9 pm Thursday at Eggen nursing home Casey after months of illness. Born July 3 1866 at Berry Station Illinois, she married Dr. Powel in Edinburg Illinois in 1885 where he practiced.

Adair Elizabeth Powel Preston Powel Eggen Casey Powel Berry Station Robert E Sophia Berry Edinburg Ill

Funeral set for local pharmacist with long service record

The obituary notes a longtime Tonica born pharmacist who lived in Hl Menasha Wis and Tennessee before settling here in 1900. He practiced in the drug business until his death Feb. 3 1931. Mrs Powel, last of eight, leaves a daughter Mrs L D Foster and two grandchildren Jerry and Dolores Foster. Funeral Sunday 2 pm at Presbyterian church Rev J M Bloomquist O E S in charge. Burial Sunny Hill cemetery.

Tonica, Hl Menasha Wis Tennessee Powel L. D. Foster Adair Jerry Dolores Foster Presbyterian Church J. M. Bloomquist Sunny Hill Cemetery

Increased Iowa Farm Bureau allotments debated

Des Moines June 14 The house of delegates of the Iowa Farm Bureau federation discussed raising allotments to strengthen the state's educational program. The federation now receives four dollars per member with fifty cents going to the American Farm Bureau. An increase could push counties to raise local dues, as fifty-two county bureaus spent more than they collected last year. many counties are considering ten to fifteen dollars per year.

Des Moines Iowa Farm Bureau Federation State Bureau House of Delegates State Federation American Farm Bureau Federation

Flood notes show Iowa City area brace for rising waters

Red Cross and flood relief officials report the Iowa River lingering at 11.9 feet with a forecasted rise as Marshalltown and Belle Plaine floodwaters move in. Evacuees flooded Eddyville retreating residents, power outages hit Waterloo, and nearby towns brace for continued flooding with water supplies disrupted.

Iowa City Iowa Marshalltown Belle Plaine Red Oak Nishnabotna The Telephone Company Waterloo Elkhorn River Pilger West Point Nebraska Beemer Harold Alexander Norfolk Weather Station Independence Wapsipinicon U. S. Fifth Army Chicago Ottumwa Red Cross

Youth Wanted Here Is Nabbed At Des Moines

Don Graham, wanted on warrants for forgery and larceny of a motor vehicle, was arrested in Des Moines and is held by the Polk County sheriff on larceny from a building. County officials plan to return him for charging in the Omaha case and the forgery of checks.

Don Graham Des Moines Polk County Sheriff's Office Harry Jordan J. Budd Dale Cornell Graham Olin Cox Omaha Levine Auto Exchange Atlantic Eugene Kluever

Jaycees Sponsor Mills Brothers Circus Here

The Mills Brothers three ring circus will appear July 28 under the sponsorship of the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Jaycees president L O Johnson announced the event. The show features 50 professional acts and 216 entertainers including the Jack Hocksey wild west shows. Proceeds fund civic projects with Jaycees receiving half of ticket sales. Tickets are on sale through Junior Chamber members.

Jaycees Mills Brothers Circus Mills Brothers Junior Chamber of Commerce L. O. Johnson Jayce Jack Hocksey

Birth Announcements From Walnut Audubon and Anita

Mr and Mrs Kenneth Sams of Walnut welcome a son born at 5 40 on Thursday at Atlantic Memorial hospital weighing 8 pounds 10 1/2 ounces Extra Mr and Mrs Buel Lensch announce a son born Sunday at Carroll hospital Audubon Mr and Mrs Chas Jensen become parents of a son June 6 at Carroll hospital Mr and Mrs Dale Alt welcome a son born June 7 at Winther nursing home Mr and Mrs Hans Jorgensen have a daughter born last week Mr and Mrs Howard Coglin former Extra residents have a girl born June 7 at their Anita home Anita Dr and Mrs J W Thornton of Walcott are the parents of a 7 pound son their second born Friday June 13 Mrs Thornton is the former Lois McIntyre of Anita Mr and Mrs W H McIntyre are the maternal grandparents Miss Roberta McIntyre of Anita is at the Thornton home caring for the three year old and the household while Mrs Thornton is in the hospital.

Buel Lensch The Carroll Hospital Chas. Jensen Carroll Hostel Dale Alt Winther Nursing Home Hans Jorgensen Howard Coglin Anita Home Anita J. W. Thornton Walcott Thornton Lois McIntyre W. H. McIntyre

Former Atlantic Pastor Delegates to Boston Meeting

Five pastors and five laymen were named delegates to the 1948 general conference of the Methodist church in Boston. The ministers are Rev. Walter Scheuer-man Mount Pleasant W F Clayburg Council Bluffs Walter Brigga Des Moines Claude Cooper Boone Fred Miller Washington. The lay delegates include Mrs. W C Henn Des Moines B O Gammon Des Moines Juanita McConnell Indianola Otis V Moon Des Moines and Ben Taylor Fairfield. Dr C O Strohl outlined the Iowa Des Moines conference role in a national drive to raise church school attendance from 77874 to 107041 in 16 months.

Des Moines The Methodist Church Boston Iowa-Des Moines Walter Scheuerman Mount Pleasant W. F. Clayburg Council Bluffs Walter Brigga Claude Cooper Boone Fred Miller Washington W. C. Henn B. O. Gammon Wuanita McConnell Indianola Otis V. Moon Ben Taylor Fairfield C. 0. Strohl

Northwestern Bell logs record long distance calls

Des Moines district manager John H. Wilson said the exchange handled 10 200 long distance calls yesterday, an all time high, surpassing the previous 9 300 calls set June 6.

Des Moines John H. Wilson Northwestern Bell Telephone Co

University of Iowa summer enrollment hits all‑time high

Towa City announces summer session enrollment at 4,928, the largest in history, up 822 from 1946. The figure includes 3,708 men and 1,200 women, reflecting a growing student body.

Towa City University of Iowa

Local Hospital Notes and Patient Updates

Mrs. Charles Pitzenberger of Marne is recovering from surgery at Meth odial hospital in Omaha. Several residents underwent tonsillectomies at Atlantic Memorial hospital including Bob Beckendorf, Betty Beckendorf, Danny Lowe, and Katherine Lowe. Marinus Sorensen of Wiota had an appendectomy. Walter Nelson and Mrs. James Pressnall entered for care. Discharges include Mrs. Donald Schaaf and son Paul Donald, Mrs. Kenneth Jorgensen and son Kenneth Allen, Mrs. Verle Arnold and son John Conrad, Mrs. Gahlon Goon and Linda Lou, Mrs. Alfred Moeller and Larry Lee, Mrs. William Bass, and Mrs. Gail Armstrong. Anita visitor Mrs. J. B. Elliott of Des Moines, who suffered a heart attack Thursday and is bedfast. Karen Sue Chadwick is ill.

the Atlantic Memorial Hospital Bob Betty Beckendorf Walnut Danny Katherine Lowe Weat Ninth Street Marinus Sorensen Wiota Walter Nelson Extra James Pressnall East Sixth Street Donald Schaaf Paul Donald Kenneth Jorgensen Kenneth Allen Verle Arnold John Conrad Laurel Street Gahlon Goon Linda Lou Anita Alfred Moeller Larry Lee Maine William Bass Overland Park Kans Gail Armstrong Lewis J. B. Elliott Des Moines Virgil Karen Sue Chadwick Donald Chadwick Jis

Local News Briefs from Atlantic Iowa and Nearby

A roundup of notices and brief items. dance canceled in Atlantic. Harry Temple visits in Wyoming. Earl Holton returns from Newcastle trip. Ralph Knop tops Omaha market with 27.60 on 30 head of steers. local visits, alt convention errata, Navy recruiter interview hours, gifts from Germany, traffic court fines, ISU alumni honors, a 1947 Kaiser collision, and weather with showers forecast.

Omaha Ralph Knop Atlantic

Weapons to control weather and rain in future warfare

Gen. George C. Kenney warned at MIT graduation that future weapons may use sound and light waves to disrupt populations and steer rainfall. He cited a super dog whistle and infrared light bands as possible, stressing research could yield rain manipulation that might alter global agricultural stability.

Cambridge Mass George C. Kenney Strategic Air Force Massachusetts Institute of Technology Kenney

Lions Club Officers Set for Winterset Chapter

Winterset Lions announce Clark will become president on July 1 succeeding W. E. Johnson. W. T. Good Loran Jackson and Dan Gallery named as first to third vice presidents. Lester Frey named secretary and Cloyd Lamb treasurer.

Lions Winterset Herman Clark Winterset Lions Club W. E. Johnson W. T. Good Loran Jackson Dan Gallery Lester Frey Cloyd Lamb

S C Shrine Horse Show in Council Bluffs

Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 737 will sponsor Abu-Bekr Shrine white horse patrol from Sioux City for two performances on Saturday June 21 in Council Bluffs. Kiddies from Christian and Parkview Children’s homes attend a 2 PM matinee and a 8 PM two hour show at Kirnfield. Boys Town band at matinee. VFW band at evening show.

Council Bluffs Veterans of Foreign Wars Post White Horse Patrol Sioux City Kiddies of the Christian Parkview Kirnfield Boys Town VFW

Entertaining acts on both programs include horses and clowns

A patrol of 40 white horses, clowns, and a trick mule will entertain on both programs. Do not drive if you have been drinking.

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Highway 71 Cemetery H. C. Schroeder Farm Bureau Tracy Eddyville Pella Marion Jasper Mahaska Counties Howell Here E. J. McDermott & Son Rogers & Stenberg Nashwauk, Minnesota Vic Hansen Marne Charles Pitzenberger Methodial Hospital Amveta Harry Temple Ross Wallace Chestnut Street Wyoming Earl Holton Newcastle Wyo Ella Isaacson North Branch, Minn E. G. Pagel Elm Street Missouri Russell Marshall Neosho, Mo Bruce Snyder Jean Shelley V. F. W. Auxiliary National Convention Owen Turk James Turk Rotary Club Iowa Highway Patrol Atlantic Rotarians Hotel Whitney Navy Maichiniat Summerson Navy Recruiting Office Court House Germany Jess Cranston Lyman Robert Cranston Sgt. Cranston Justice Court Leroy Thompson Elisha J. Droll Peoria Ross Wimber Iown State College ISC Ames School M. L. Wilson Washington, D. C U. S. Department of Agriculture Wilson Iowa State Donald Rold Third Chestnut Streets Rold Third Street Clair Mattheis Cumberland Chestnut Mattheis S. C. Shrine Rex Pharmacy Nolte Electric Service Walnut Street Lake Daredevils Jimmie Lynch Jimmie B.f.goodrich Silvertown Adanger Bynrybanly B. Con Silvertown B.f.goodrich Goodrich Silvertown Lew Leby ABC Goodrich - Willard
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