Train time at crossing提醒 Te a
Train time at the railroad crossing urges people to look both ways before proceeding. The brief stresses safety near railway crossings and the habit of checking for approaching trains.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1949
Page
6
Train time at the railroad crossing urges people to look both ways before proceeding. The brief stresses safety near railway crossings and the habit of checking for approaching trains.
An advertisement touts 4 rare English originations of irises offered by catalogs at up to 4 per tuber. Described are unset Gold flaming orange blooms with heavy flowering, Constance Meyer brilliant red, Dog Rose orchid colors, and Black Magic jet black blooms. Claims of rapid multiplication and an extra Rainbow Mix Ra nunculus with today’s order. Send 1 to: .
Local notes report Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mertz visiting in Canada. Vern Shires of Omaha spent the weekend with Henry Rossman. Max Fell of Missouri Valley attended a cousin Earl Caddock’s wedding and joined Glen Fell at his home. Rudolph and Orville Sievers traveled to Portland to visit Francis Siever. Miss Irma Burkey from Portland visits the Roy Burkeys for a month.
Anita-A A Miller, longtime resident, will celebrate his 90th birthday June 19. Born near Galesburg Illinois in 1859, he moved to a Bowen cemetery area farm at 18, married Katherine Cox in 1879, and later lived with Ollie Yeater. He has three children Frank, Stella, and Mrs Spiker, and reads the News Telegraph daily.
The Rev Waldo E Hahn pastor of Ross Evangelical United Brethren church earned a bachelor of theology degree at the University of Dubuque. He recently assumed the Ross pulpit and is a native of Alta Vista. Also honored were Everett C Wolfe, supply pastor at Mt Zion near Viola Center, and Mr and Mrs Wolfe, and Rev H B Holcomb and Mrs Holcomb welcomed at Merrill's Grove Baptist church near Fiscus.
Brayton residents share weekend travels as Brayton-Arnold Nelson and Marilyn Nelson with Mrs. Marie Nelson of Omaha visit relatives. L P Rasmussen returns from trips to Minneapolis Mason City and Britt. Marne Elk Horn telephone group gathers for a family and staff picnic in Marne. Chris Smith family travels to Iowa City for graduation. Rev Homer Larsen to preach at Brayton Union Sunday school. Charles Ide visits Brayton sister S R Anderson then Ames class reunion after 35 years.
Viota Mr and Mrs Jease Zimmerman hosted Sunday guests from Anthon including Emil Hansen and Richard Hansen and Ray Beason with their families. Mrs Zimmerman is related to the Hansens and Barbara Beason returned home with her parents after a week visit.
Des Moines reports 93 county and district shows planned with the state fair August 24 to September 3 and county fairs continuing into mid September. State aid totaling 154244 last year supported 30 fairs at 8000 each, with minimum payments of 149 when counties run multiple events.
Elk Horn infant Pamela Anne Christensen daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Christensen was baptized at the Lutheran church Sunday morning.
Johnson Photo company joins a state contest offering $25 in prizes and $100 in cash for winners. Two age groups infancy to five and six to fourteen compete for state cash. entry open to any child up to 14. Not a beauty contest. entrants judged on personality. Information from Johnson Studio.
Wiota News notes Des Moines trip by Mr. and Mrs. Claude Spry and Mrs. Havens with Savery hotel staff member Pauline Havens visiting relatives. Sr. M. Baptist and Sr. M. Madileira who ran the Catholic church school joined the Kurtenbach family en route to Creighton summer school.
Elliott C. M. Redman spent Saturday in Shenandoah. Norman Lantz and Albin Lantz traveled Thursday to Wakefield Nebraska for funeral services for Hugo Lants. Miss Carol Jones is in Pert Nebraska for an extended stay. Will Caldwell of Malvern and his wife visited the C. M. Redman home Friday. Dr and Mrs G W Eggermayer took Mrs Mable Myers to Omaha Friday to board for Nauvo California. Marian Lewis and Mrs June Lakin of Newton visit relatives in Marcelline. Bruce Hurlburt of Griswold and A. McKibbons hosted visitors Saturday. Cliff Braden and wife spent Monday there.
Ernie Lon of Hood River Ore visited Omaha with C M Redmand for a day. Marianna Kinney is spending a week in Omaha. Orley has gone to Cedar Rapids to tend the grand lodge of Ma.
Anita Vetter Sr attended the P E O state convention in Dubuque this week. Jens Rasmussen and sons John and Eugene are on a fishing trip in Minnesota and Dan. College students home for a summer vacation Lola Chadwick and Gene Petersen Ames Bill and Margaret Shaffer and Ranny Kellaway Iowa City John Rasmussen Indianola. Thurgood Marshall to speak at Colored Meet in Sioux City addressing the 10th state conference June 17 19.
An ad touts FASTEETH as an improved alkaline powder for denture wearers. It claims plates stay firmer and gums feel cool, reducing embarrassment from slipping or loose plates. Available at drug stores.
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