Gobbler Sits On Eggs At Fairfield Frame
A turkey gobbler at the Paul Gilbert frame near Fairfield sits atop eggs with apparent maternal instinct. The Gilberts bought two tum bers hoping to raise a white meat for Thanksgiving. The gobbler has been tending the nest, leaving only to eat and drink, and appears to be incubating a brood.
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Local News Briefs At Assembly And Community Notes
Janet Martin attends the Rainbow Girls assembly in Sioux City. Boyd Elliott, Iowa State College student, home for summer vacation. Atlantic high school coach Jim Corken to face Walnut tomorrow evening at Walnut field. Francis Mailander sold 14 head of cattle in Omaha for 30 dollars each. Carol Hansen leaves for Marshall Missouri to visit relatives. Ellea Huddleson and Elaine Petersen receive a marriage license. Mr. and Mrs. John Gustason visit Chariton with a sister-in-law recovering in hospital. Coryell Dorsheimer attend memorial rites in Council Bluffs for cousin Corporal Grant Vernon. Farmington residents visit Nichols family and local friends. Will Ferguson attends son Donald’s graduation in Ames. son to become city engineer at Grundy Center. Several drivers fined in justice court for axle and interior overload offenses. Lt. Doris Jo Steffens to head obstetrics at navy facility in Washington. Paul Bean transferred to Muscatine. Mrs. Bean visits Kansas City. Marion J. Cook travels to Dodge City. family to handle hotel duties. Greyhound announces bus schedule changes east and westbound. A tattered flag from D Day display at the bus depot honors Allied invasion at Omaha Beach. Grinnell hosts Iowa Y-Teens conference with Atlantic high school students Adele Cockshoot and Nedra Poch. 220 girls attend.
Fort Worth Visitors Include Dr Munn and Family
From Texas Drs Robert D Munn and three children Robert Mr Terry and Nancy of Fort Worth arrived Saturday for a visit with Munns mother Mrs Nancy Munn and sister Mrs Ralph Templeman. Munn a pilot for American Airlines on the Mexico run accompanied his family and will join them later.
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Marshalltown visit ties to family and graduation news
In Marshalltown a woman visited her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Jack Kelso and her sister Mrs Cecil Fleming. Another sister Mrs C A Moon of Hobart Indiana formerly of Atlantic joined the visit. Details note Miss Lucille Anderson injury and replacements for Atlantic summer school staff. Weather forecast predicts rain across parts of Iowa with showers reported yesterday and near normal temperatures through Sunday.
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Weather Briefing Shows Warm, Mild Conditions Ahead
Partly cloudy skies and cool readings expected tomorrow. Yesterday's highs reached 86 in Council Bluffs and 84 in Atlantic, with a statewide low of 54 last night. Noon temperature at the local site was 75 degrees today.
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Caesarean Arrival at Atlantic Memorial Hospital
A daughter weighing 8 pounds 2 ounces was born to Mr and Mrs Edward Pope of Atlantic through Caesarean section at Atlantic Memorial Hospital at 11 02 this morning.
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Patriotic Quiz Eases Sentence in Sioux City Court
Thirty five defendants faced Municipal Judge George M. Paradise. He planned to question them to suspend sentences if answered correctly. He asked what anniversary the nation is observing today, prompting two hands from those charged earlier.
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Two men avoid prison in Flag Day intoxication case
In a Flag Day incident, two defendants faced sentences but were given suspended terms after intoxication charges. A third party noted the holiday mood while statements framed the verdict.
Flood Displaces 26000 in SE Poland as Crops Stressed
The government reports floods in south east Poland have forced 26,000 people from their homes and inundated 260000 acres. Crops in Krakow and Reseszow provinces suffer 40 to 75 percent damage.
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