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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1962
Page
7
The Amersen family reunion at Sunnyside park drew 66 members from Omaha Council Bluffs Walnut Brayton Maine Red Oak Ex tra Kimballton and Atlantic. Hosts were Mrs Bert Carr and Mrs Lilly Norenburg. Future reunion set for June at Sunnyside park with Vic Nissen and Wil fred Fredrickson as hostesses.
Nola Mae Shipman married Roger Lloyd Lockhart Wednesday evening June 6 at 8 in a Villisca Methodist church. Bride wore nylon over taffeta with white flowers. bouquet atop a white Bible. Guests included Mary Jane McFarran as maid of honor and Maynard Lockhart as best man. Reception followed. couple departed for a Missouri honeymoon.
Pattern sale notice for Misses tunic 9101 with yardage guide. Send 50 cents plus 10 cents per pattern for mail. Include name address zone size and style number to Marian Martin pattern dept Atlantic News Telegraph New York.
Mr and Mrs Art Leighton of Griswold held an open house at city hall from 2 to 5 p m to mark their 50th wedding anniversary. Relatives from Waterloo Batavia Elliott and Griswold attended. The couple have eight children and 22 grandchildren with one son Donald deceased.
Mrs. George Campbell and Mrs. Irvin Lehman announce the engagement of Rosalie Anne Campbell to William Lehman with a fall wedding planned. Campbell graduates nursing in Des Moines. Lehman is a University of Iowa student.
Retiring officers Mrs Duane Wilson Griswold and Mrs Ronald Gladson of Atlantic named secretary and treasurer and cor responding secretary with Mrs Harold Perdue as retiring president. The 1963 meeting is set for June 9 in Red Oak hosted by Mr and Mrs Dallas Porter. The 14th biennial national meeting will be August 11 12 13 in Boston Mass attendees from Griswold Elliott Atlantic Red Oak and Chariton communities plan to attend.
Beige silk doupions massed with pink and yellow flowers create a cross from the Larry Aldrich summer collection designed by Marie Mae Carthy. The matching stole, worn as a head covering, reverses to pink and conceals an upstanding neckline.
Federal and New York prosecutors investigate Edward M. Gilbert former president of Bruce flooring after he admitted withdrawing 1 953 000 without authorization and fled to Rio de Janeiro. D A Hogan’s office probes all aspects of Gilbert finances while Bruce reopens leadership under E L Bruce Jr. Gilbert’s motives tied to Celotex stake remain unclear.
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker accuses Soviet Premier Khrushchev of meddling in Canada’s election while warning of preparations for nuclear armament. The Kremlin protest warned of countermeasures if warheads on Canadian soil. Opposition leaders condemned the Soviet note as interference.
The Rev Norman Meyer led funeral services for Mrs Mabel Johnson this afternoon at 2 at St John’s United Church of Christ near Lyman. Don Steinbeck sang with Mrs Lester Rabe accompanying. Flowers were arranged by Mr and Mrs Russell Whiley and Mr and Mrs Roy Newman. Cousins served as casket bearers. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
In Martinsburg a 24 year old man Gayne Gilbert Smith allegedly admitted to his uncle Furman McBeth that he killed five relatives but blacked out and did not know what he had done until afterwards. He shot Andrew McBeth his wife and three children on their farm May 26 near here. Smith's mother Ada Marie Johnson plans a visit once he asks. Authorities note the visit is delayed by his request.
The body of Gayne's stepmother was found Tuesday in a shallow grave behind her Hedrick home. Officers question Gayne about the death. he denies killing her. The note recalls Newport Rhode Island's 1806 gaslight on Pelham Street and Oliver Holmes on seasoning knowledge and timber.
Des Moines report details a plane ride given as a reward for baseball achievements. David Halverson, 12, Urbandale, joined by brothers Steve 13 and Robert 1, along with pilot Roy Riley 33, escaped a landing gear collapse and a subsequent fire after the plane skidded on the Municipal Airport runway.
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