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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1963
Page
7
AMES AP Pat Glenn 16 of Hamburg and Linda Groenfiel 19 of Harcourt were elected Iowa 4 H Club officers by about 1,300 delegates at Iowa State University. Other officers include Tom Hansen 18 Clinton vice president Tom Ewing 16 Russell secretary and Terry historian 18 Rock.
Two new fast Greyhound schedules added westbound at 12 15 noon and eastbound at 1 25 PM Atlantic is the only stop between Omaha and Des Moines. Go air conditioned Greyhound for fast safe travel.
Margaret Rice 18 Swaledale was elected vice president Heidi Keir 19 Spencer secretary and Ann Schilling 17 Jefferson historian for the girls conference with the vote closing Saturday.
John Jiggs Pulsifer aged 54 died after fumes from his oxygen tank ignited at the Kellastone hotel in Glenwood. Firefighters rescued Arthur Bada as flames confined to the second floor. Pulsifer reportedly slept while smoking and suffered asthma, with oxygen use noted.
Leila Evans travels to Mt Moeris Michigan to be with her ill son in law Edward Beck. She is accompanied by Mrs V L Bierbaum who plans to visit relatives in the area.
Betty Railsback of Lewis and Weldon Ewing of Griswold wed at the bride’s Lewis home with Rev. Brigham Wheelock officiating. A reception followed at The Pines as attendees from Griswold and nearby attended the ceremony.
The Hospital Auxiliary groups meet this week with officers to be chosen at the June 27 gathering. A miscellaneous shower for Karen Kay drew thirty guests at the Mrs Alfred Jensen home with co hostesses and a skit, musical number, and bride wishes in a wishing well. Karen Kay Kay will wed Ray Miller this Sunday, June 23.
Marlene Helmts and Jon Wesley Baier wed in a candlelight ceremony at the Wiota Methodist Church Friday June 8 at 8 p.m. Rev Carroll Robinson officiated and family members attended as the couple announced plans to live in Denver after honeymooning.
Joan Krummel daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Krummel and Duane J Johnson son of Walter J Johnson were married at Trinity Lutheran Avoca in a Friday June 8 double ring ceremony. Rev Joseph Gerst officiated amid pink and white peonies. Bride wore Chantilly lace gown with train. maid of honor Ginny Sue Krummel wore blue satin. bridesmaids wore blue and carried blue and white carnations.
The wedding party included Julie Brewer as flower girl and Jeffrey Bebensee as ring bearer. Best man was Bill Johnson and groomsmen were Larry Krummel and Charles Johnson. Ushers included Ronald Woltmann, Marlin Andersen, Robert Andersen and Delmon Pittmann. The bride and groom, both Avoca High School graduates, work in town and will live on Frost Avenue. Evening WSCS and Gleaners notes report meetings at the Methodist church and related remarks.
Major Charles Bock native of Council Bluffs and Iowa’s lone astronaut spoke at a luncheon hosted by E. A. Kella about space program research. He described the Aerospace Research Pilot School training and showed a film on future space explorer training.
The Rev Earl Kelly officiated at funeral services for Mrs Emma Multhaup at Lewis Methodist Church this afternoon at 2 o clock. Organ selections by Mrs Taylor Marshall included Near the Cross and Rock of Ages. Casket bearers were Harlan Northrup Rendall Breckerbaum er Marion Kunze Lee Kane Daryl Henningsen and Harold B Kunze. Burial followed at Oakwood Cemetery in Lewis.
A reader asks how to handle a sister’s unwed pregnancy and pressure from her husband. Abby urges moving decisions by the couple and cautions against shaming the woman. Additional letters discuss asking in-laws for marriage approval and workplace harassment, recommending a firm exit and self-advocacy.
The County Conference Board of Case County Iowa will meet on June 10 1968 at 5:00 a.m. in the Courthouse Boardroom. Taxpayers may be heard for or against the proposed expenditures for the fiscal year beginning January 1 1964 Don McLaren Clerk County Conference Board 9a7 619
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