Enrolment Reaches 122 at Zion Lutheran Church School
Zion Lutheran reports 122 enrolled in its vacation Bible school. Awards go to Amalie Sunley Connie Borphold Kenneth Know Alan Wiechmann Mareta Petersen Sharon Barer Jon Ronning Jerrold Sandhorst Gary Dobernecker Gordon Draeger David Skoog Heidi Uerich Kathryn Dorhmann Wade Sams Dennis Anderson Kathy Eden Jonn Kuester Janet Lund Candy Ruttle. Teachers include superintendent Mrs Otto Aldag and others guiding senior junior and primary divisions with music and daily lunches.
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Otto Aldag
Lous Meyer
Howard Knop
David Dorh
Rites Monday For Louis Pieper
Funeral services will be at 2 pm Monday at the Anita Congregational church for Louis Otto Pieper 73 who died Friday at Atlantic Memorial hospital. The Rev Charles S Yoak will officiate and burial will be in Evergreen cemetery. Pieper born April 1 1885 in Imogene lived on a farm nearby and married Mae McDonough March 12 1911. Surviving are wife three children Maxine Louis Pieper Jr and Thelma Kline two grandsons a brother Fred Pieper four sisters Bertha McDonough Anna White Lena Hatfield and Edna Wilson.
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Salesmen's Smoker at Atlantic Club Draws 250
About 250 businessmen and guests attended the fifth annual salesmen's smoker dinner at the Atlantic Golf and Country Club. Golf prizes went to Jack Smiley Greg Rains Dick Stephens Larry Balke Pat Haley and Bruce Thomson with Thomson and Haley tying for low nine score at 38. The event was hosted by the Chandee of Commerce with Mike Cornelison as chairman and Paul Haws as co chair. Skeet Preston was master of ceremonies.
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Chandee of Commerce
Atlantic
Jack Smiley
Greg Rains
Dick Stephens
Larry Balke
Pat Haley
Bruce Thomson
Mike Cornelison
Paul Haws
Preston
Funeral Services for William Felker Held at Lewis Methodist
Funeral services were conducted at Lewis Methodist Church for William Felker with Rev. John S. Wood officiating. Randall Breckerbaum er and Mrs. Brecker baumer sang Near to the Heart of God and Under His Wings as casket bearers Norman Fulton Cecil Jahnke Phil Kennedy Alva Pearce Earl Roberts and Fritz Rumbell. Flowers were arranged by Mrs. Harry Wheatley Mrs. Hugh Wilson and Mr and Mrs Darrell Slocum. Atlantic VFW led military rites and interment followed in Walnut Cemetery.
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Lewis Methodist Church
John S. Wood
Randall Breckerbaumer
Breckerbaumer
Norman Fulton
Cecil Jahnke
Phil Kennedy
Alva Pearce
Earl Roberts
Fritz Rumbell
Harry Wheatley
Hugh Wilson
Darrell Sl
Store Closes in Massena as Wagner Produce Fades
Wagner Produce and Feed Store in Massena ends operations this month due to the failing health of owner Edward Wasner known as Judge Wasner. The longtime store operated here for many years.
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Judge) Wasner
Ames Couple Welcome Daughter Sheri Lynn Schwab
Mr and Mrs Gary Schwab of Ames announce the birth of a daughter, Sheri Lynn, born June 3 weighing six pounds one half ounce. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Harold Schwab of Firma and Mr and Mrs Earl Esbeck of Atlantic. Don’t drive if you drink.
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Gary Schwab
Sheri Lynn
Harold Schwab
Fxira
Earl Esbeck
Atlantic
Hospital release and patient transfers noted
Sick and injured leave the Atlantic Memorial hospital today. Jesse Courter of 903 Mulberry Street and Mrs Mary Jensen are moved to Garnsey nursing home. Mrs R V Prokop of Griswold has entered Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota.
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Mayo Clinic
Rochester, Minn
Walnut offers Red Cross swimming lessons this summer
The Women's Federated club and Walnut community schools sponsor lessons at the Avoca pool from June 30 to July 11. The notice notes the National Parks in the United States cover 24 million acres.
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Interstate 80 work moving forward on schedule regionwide
Work on the four Cass county sections of Interstate 80 progresses toward completion with 60 local workers and 14 loaned from other districts. Grading on about 28 miles will move 7 million cubic yards of dirt, with 19 bridges and many culverts planned and several major structures already underway.
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Adair County
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Adair
Brucek Construction Company
Battle Creek
Western Engineering Company of
Harlan
Christensen Brothers Company
Cherokee
Crooked Creek
A. Olson Company
Waterloo
Fort Dodge hires firm to plan civic development
Fort Dodge officials hired Harland Bartholomew and Associates of St Louis to draft a comprehensive plan for growth land use zoning streets parks water and sewer needs beautification and administration. The 12 to 15 month project will be paid over three years through a new Fort Dodge Planning Commission proposal.
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Fort Dodge
Harland Bartholomew and Associates of
St. Louis
Local Visitors and Travel Highlights From Ontario to Texas
Wiota residents host guests from Independence and Ontario. A St Catharine’s nurse spends weekend with grandparents in the area. Several travelers return from a Kanora fishing trip in Ontario. Kintners from Saskatoon visit Mike Metz and Howard Shey homes. A family transfer scene includes Mrs Jim Walker and daughters from Greenville to Perrin AFB. A marriage license is issued to Donald Cowes and Shirlee Vancoy in Omaha.
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Ralph Freeland
Mattie Montgomery
Allo of
Lawrence Kintner
St. Anthony's
Mouse Jaw
Sask Canada
Bernard Kintner
John Mets
Regina
Sask
Canada
Barbara Kintner
Mike Metz
Howard Shey
Jim Walker
Greenville
Mis
Peron Afb
Tex
Max Walker
Local News Briefs and Events From Atlantic Iowa
Local item notes visiting relatives and a student nurse from Des Moines staying with family. Reports on softball in Panora, extension school in Fort Collins, travel home to Washington Court House, tornado destruction of St. Pauls church in Concordia, and Nebraska trip by Pedersen family. Rotary convention report in Dallas, driver fined in Atlantic area, autographed medical book donation, promotion of Boy Scout leader to Kansas City, and Lantz federal case dismissal. Golf tourney in Spencer with Atlantic players, ISU graduation notes, scattered showers forecast across southwest Iowa with mild weekend temperatures.
Social Security Pays Out More Than It Takes In
The Social Security system will dip the Old Age and Survivors Insurance trust fund by about 428 million dollars in the fiscal year ending June 30, with a potential five-year decline of 3 to 4 billion dollars. Despite the short-term drop, trustees say long-term balance remains, expecting a fund rise by 1965 and leaving 19 to 20 billion dollars in reserves. Benefits rise due to more claims from 1954 1956 entrants and more women taking early retirement at 62, though long-term costs are not significantly affected.
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Washington
Congress
Old Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Fund
Economic recession pushes more seniors to apply for benefits
The text notes that due to the recession older workers struggle to keep or find jobs, leading to more than expected retiring and applying for benefits. It implies a fixed total payout regardless of choice but focuses on rising retirement and benefit claims.
Rumors of Warden Lainson Retirement Surface Again
Reports at a State Board of Control meeting suggest Percy Lainson may retire this year as warden of the Iowa Penitentiary at Fort Madison. Lainson declined to discuss retirement. A board official offered unconfirmed remarks about his plans.
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Des Moines
Percy Lainson
Iowa
Fort Madison
State Board of Control
Lainson
Board imposes bans on outside work for state hospital staff
The board adopted a policy restricting doctors and other professionals at state institutions from holding outside jobs amid reported difficulties in the field. It also took under advisement a Cromwell proposal to allow psychiatrists from mental hospitals to treat inmates in prisons. Cleopatra dies at 39.
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Lainson
James O. Cromwell
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