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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1958
Page
6
A fragmented note reports a son of a Mr joining a camp and working toward arriving at Des Fujinaka and the home of John Small with intent to build or aid a dwelling project.
Griswold and Binnall families relocate with World Radio Laboratory work in Council Bluffs. Cousins from Pennsylvania visit Mr and Mrs Burton Armstrong. Harold Foy and family tour from Carlsbad before a Detroit trip. Beatrice Gittins visits Des Moines and Milwaukee relatives. Clyde Moore of Denver visits. Charles Bishop’s family attends Fred Larsen anniversary in Alexandria. Winfred High and Nellie High host weekend guest from Peoria Illinois.
Elk Horn events include visits from Salinas California residents Mr and Mrs Fred Johansen to see brother Peder Pedersen and relatives. Danish heritage families Jensen Sorensen Fries attend a Harlan area reunion. Wehde clan from Kansas City spent weekend with Williesbeck family. Carol Sue baptized at Lutheran church. Hannah Fries and Kenneth Potts families visited Fargo. Felestes Kragelund teaches two weeks of vacation Bible school at Hartley.
Mrs Henry Dimig with her daughter Mrs Max Jones and children from Washington D C Ohio returned from Kansas City Missouri where they stayed at Julia Jones home. Mrs Max Jones and her children departed Friday for Ohio after a month in town. Expressions of thanks were extended for flowers gifts and kindness during a stay at Atlantic Memorial hospital.
New York AP report says Gretchen Wyler, Dallas born dancer and singer, will join the Bob Crosby Show starting June 14 on NBC TV as Perry Como takes a summer break. Wyler, married to Shepard Coleman, rose from St Louis Opera ballet to Broadway roles and NY television, shifting from Wienecke to Wyler.
83 year old Frank Reilly remains the sole male resident at the YWCA hotel in New York after eviction orders forced five other men to leave. The Cap itol Hotel building was converted by the YWCA. Reilly has joined as a member for cafeteria access and plans to stay despite the ongoing housing cases. A YWCA spokesman said Reilly and four hold over women tenants may remain indefinitely.
In the District Court of Iowa Cass County, the estate of Ida Mae Hilyard is administered with Ralph Nilyard named as executor. Creditors must present claims as required by law. payment to the executor will follow allowance. Savery & Yarham, Attorneys. Savery-Weir Building, Atlantic, Iowa.
No 1250 in district court state of Iowa Cass County 48 You are hereby notified that an instrument purporting to be the last will and testament of Adolph Eilis dated April 20 1854 has been filed opened and read The hearing to prove the will is fixed for June 20 1958 at 9:00 A M at the Atlantic Court House in Atlantic Iowa before the District Court or the Clerk All interested persons must appear to show cause why the instrument should not be probated and allowed as the deceaseds last will and testament Dated Atlantic June 13 C M Skipton Clerk of District Court SEAL
Extra EXIRA residents Mr and Mrs Billy Pepperson moved from Chillicothe Missouri where they stayed months. Howard Justice a local teacher attends Iowa University this summer. Mr and Mrs Fred Nelson attended graduation in Iowa City for son Richard who plans law school and minor golf venture. Wesley Foss and son attended motorcyce field event in Omaha. Mrs George Andersen Mrs Willis Elwood Emma Ludwig Mrs Julia Wedemeyer and Mrs Jim Huyck attend Drake University summer session in Des Moines. Mr and Mrs Roy Hensley visited son Chad and his family in Des Moines and met their new granddaughter Michelle Marie.
A dense listing of daytime and evening programs across stations with shows like Today, Romper Room, Treasure Hunt, The Price Is Right, News, Weather, and late news. Includes children's fare, game shows, soap operas, and matinees with multiple time blocks and cross‑city segments.
USDA notes mixed week in hogs cattle and sheep with gains for light and midweights. Hogs top around 23.50 with various 19.25 to 21.00 ranges for sows and barrows. Cattle see higher feeders and steady cows with top steers around 29 to 32 and heifers 25 to 29. Lambs rise 25 to 50 cents in spring slaughter, California spring lambs 23.75 to 24.25.
Attendance at the Lincoln Center Methodist church strawberry and ice cream festival hosted by the Ladies Aid raised about $40 with Tubal Peter Man supplying berries.
The Soviet Union agrees to exploratory scientific talks in Geneva starting July 1 on policing a worldwide nuclear test ban. Talks aim to conclude in three to four weeks and seek a quick suspension of all tests. The West insists on inspection provisions before disarmament steps.
The Altar and Rosary Society of St Joseph’s Church met Wednesday at the parish center. Officers elected include President Mrs Bertram Lambertsen, Vice President Mrs Milford Maitlander, Secretary Mrs Mike Richter, and Treasurer Mrs Harold Waters. Susie Ehrman led the Rosary.
Herchenbach won the door prize. Hostesses were Mrs. Mike Richter, Mrs. Anna Foster and Mrs. Fred McDermott. The next meeting will be in September. Mrs. Hilda Jorgensen of Des Moines was a guest. Masena Mrs. Elwood Jensen spent the weekend in Omaha with her uncle and was joined there Sunday by her husband and daughters. Kay, Peggy and Mrs. Delmer McElfish and family.
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs Oscar Ernst included her sister Mrs. Maurie Jarvis and Al Remins of Omaha. Mrs. Mark Cullen visited her son Jim at Jennie Edmundson hospital in Council Bluffs. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Wedemeyer called on her mother Mrs. Kate Bireline at a Perry nursing home. Extra copies of The Atlantic News Telegraph should be ordered in advance.
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