Concert Wednesday Evening Proves Popular
John Knott leads a Wednesday concert as residents report a new home in Des Moines with Mrs Morgan staying with her aunt during winter at WIOTA.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1955
Page
6
John Knott leads a Wednesday concert as residents report a new home in Des Moines with Mrs Morgan staying with her aunt during winter at WIOTA.
The readable text is highly garbled with misspellings and missing context. It mentions excitement, a cage, a butterfly set, and a note about fiber usage in the United States. No clear event, date, or identifiable subjects emerge from the fragment.
A Cedar County Bankers Association appeals a justice court order impounding a bottle in a dispute tied to a 1955 Legislature action. The case questions whether the court action can stand and involves a withdrawal or return related to the seized bottle. The action arises from an appeal filed in Curt.
Dr. C R Jones of Sad Diego visits his sister Mrs Anna Craubets and handles matters. Purity Morton of Los Angeles related. W W Morton and family and relatives mentioned. Alendia Girls 4 H club counselors Shirley Riepe Priscilla pea at Camp Brewster. Doris Riepe Lene Wats attend as delegates. Marvin Drake and Mrs Drake of Ames visit Parental Robert Drake home before heading to Moline Illinois for summer work with John Deere Plow Co. A college friend wedding in Chicago noted. School enrollment rose from 23 900 000 to 25 100 000 between June and September 1989.
A statement from Walter Reuther to AFL CIO merger advocates signals a major union organizing push among white collar workers once the merger is complete. The plan follows rhetoric calling white collar workers the forgotten men of modern industry.
Earl C. Ellis, 79, of Montour, died at home from a heart attack. Funeral services set for 2 PM Thursday at the Montour church. Survived by wife Mina and son Earl C. Ellis of Griswold, and other children Tad Ellis of Chicago, Ralph Ellis of Wentworth Wis, J J Hinds of San Jose Calif, Viva Ellis of Los Angeles, plus one sister. Mr and Mrs Ellis will attend rites in Montour.
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