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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1950
Page
4
A historical note outlines a theory that the sun’s heat is produced by a cycle of atomic fission. it traces stages to循环 and restart. The piece also mentions railcar history, noting 78,700 freight cars built with high strength steel and 638 with light metals, and ends with a caution to drive safely.
A P Thysen 75 of Audubon Andreas died of cancer at 8 15 p m at his home following a 18 month illness. Funeral at Ebenezer Lutheran church Friday at 2 p m with Rev M P Bollesen officiating. Burial in Ebenezer cemetery. Survived by wife Katherine son Clarence brother Mike two sisters in Denmark and a grandson. One son Howard preceded him in death. Thysen born March 23 1875 came to the United States in 1889 settled in Shelby County moved to Audubon county in 1907 and retired to town in 1938. He was a lifelong Lutheran.
At the Iowa Lions convention in Cedar Rapids Don Nelson and H V Taylor attended. Cecelia Enarson of King apartments returned home from Maryville Missouri after two weeks. Robert Focht and son Larry returned from a fishing vacation in Alexandria Minnesota. Group 21 of the Iowa Pharmaceutical association met at the Atlantic hotel with 22 attendees. Weekend guests included Al Carlson and daughter Laura Jane from Des Moines staying with Charles Ballard at 300 Maple street. Mrs J A Sioan of Independence visits her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Ruhr at 1007 Laurel street. Mr and Mrs Robert L Anderson of 1004 Maple visited son Kenneth in Corydon Friday and Saturday. Mr and Mrs W E Winnett of Denver spend the week with Mr and Mrs O A Boswell. Winnett is Boswell’s son. Mr and Mrs Myron Krum of Bloomsburg Pa spent a week with W J Rudy in Atlantic and W C Knoke in Griswold. Sunday visitors were Mr and Mrs Leo Wilcox of Des Moines and George Adkinson of Compton California visiting Murry Preston’s home with relatives Mrs Preston and others.
Mr and Mrs Boyd Sinkey and their son Buddy from Cherokee called on Mr and Mrs John Olsen at 802 Locust Street during a return trip from an eastern vacation.
County officers including G. H. Allen Loyal Possehl Louie Hansen and Ernest Osler Engi neer F. G. Mallette Assessor Asa Jones Treasurer A. M. Gill and Auditor F. W. Herbert plan to attend an Iowa county officers meeting in Des Moines tomorrow. Ray D. Jeter held for investigation in Cana county jail after car theft check. Open Dey golf day attendees listed and southwest Iowa women’s tournament slated for Clarinda next Tuesday. Jensen Gaine notes Cass county primary election changes and population losses in Page and Mills counties. Ne brackane visitors Clara Wright and daughter with Mrs Parish attend Nebraska convention. Mrs H M Boorman travels to Daytona Beach and Key West. Rain totals high across Iowa with lingering showers and cooler weekend forecast.
A Griswold and Carson delegation urged Council Bluffs chamber support to finish paving Highway 92 across Iowa linking the Mississippi and Missouri rivers. C H Young of Muscatine said the partial paving near Griswold and Fontanelle will complete the route, boosting regional traffic and interstate access.
Cass county women meet at Hotel Whitney Atlantic to plan the Extension Service Family Living Program for the coming year. Plans include clothing construction workshops, handcrafts, cooking, health, home safety and landscaping with sessions in open meetings and sign-up groups. A lunch stand at the 4-H achievement show August 7 to 11 is planned and $15 voted to cover expenses for Delores Pratt to the state convention.
The Drake University Law School Alumni Association picks Charles E. Wittenmeyer of Davenport as president. Poultry experts advise reordering tasks to cut steps on the farm and encourage reviewing poultry house layouts to save labor and time.
E. L. Vern Allphin of Council Bluffs, meeting chairman, announced strong support for a plan to improve the western Iowa gap in the highway. He said the proposal will be discussed by the chamber of commerce as a whole.
Canton hosts thousands who live in boats along the Pearl river with many Sampan dwellers rarely stepping onto the streets, a lifestyle dominated by river life and mobility.
The snippet warns against rushing and speeding, urging careful behavior to avoid harm or penalties. It emphasizes patience and attentiveness in actions, implying a safety or discipline message. The terse note suggests a cautionary reminder rather than a story with people or events.
A report notes that Earth experiences about 16 million nightly storms annually, driven by atmospheric conditions and global climate dynamics, affecting weather systems and regional storm activity.
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