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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1962
Page
6
Black steer taken in at Atlantic noted by Roy Comes with artificial breeding references to Wilbur Ar mentrout and contact phone 2431782.
Anita Osen presented her piano pupils in recitals at her home on June 11 12 and 13 assisted by Mmes Vern Duthie Harry Dressler Gilbert Wehrman Susan Kirkham and James Osen. Mrs Leroy Kinzie and Mrs Paul White visited in Omaha to see Mr Kinzie recovering from surgery at the Veterans hospital and Mrs White saw her father Charles Smith who suffered a stroke. Fauna Schwenke and her daughter Dorothy Sorensen returned from Denver where they visited Jerry Sorensen and Roy Sorensen in the homes of Gunnar Spangberg. Dr Osen returned from a short visit to the Spangberg home. Motorists are urged to obey stop signs.
Lewis and Mrs. William Han cock and five Reno youths visited parents in town while he attends summer school in Boulder. William Shindley of Loveland returned home after a visit. Rainbow Girls and escorts attended Grand Assembly in Mason City. David Marker visiting from Pennsylvania. university ties. Clarence Hancock family returned from vacation visiting relatives in San Francisco Woodland Hills Phoenix and others. Herbert Booth royd Jr and Boston guests stayed with the McGaffins.
Notice in Cass County Iowa announces T. Robert Leach as executor of the estate of Eddith J. Walker who died in Cass County. Creditors must file claims per law and debtors must pay the estate. Dated June 1962. Kluever Van Ginkel, attorneys for the estate in Atlantic Iowa.
Des Moines AP Mississippi Governor Ross Barnett urged Iowans to resist centralization of federal power. Speaking at Civil War Centennial Commission events, he warned that branches intruding on others endanger liberty and called for government by law with powers limited to those spelled out. Governor Norman Erbe welcomed him.
Mrs Edward Morrison and four daughters from Golden Colorado visit Mary ane tag Tom Halcock who was discharged from the army. He has gone to Minneapolis to attend the university. The Mines. Joe Thompson Max Miller Dick Jennings Glendon Morgan Earl Gammell and Charles Welsch attend the University of Nebraska.
Elk Horn residents welcome Nels Pedersen of St. Paul as a guest in the Pedersen home. Family visitors include Frank McCumber and children of Denver with Elmer and Elma Gude, Gerald Mohr and Karen of Tallahassee with Chris and unknown Mrs Fredricksen, Walter Wittrup at a rural mail carriers meeting in Panama, Frank Hansen of Seattle visiting Viggo Rasmussen, Bill Horne and Michael of Santa Paula with relatives, Gene Sander of Council Bluffs attending Nels Larsen funeral along with Peter Norgaard of Tyler Minnesota and Roscoe Olsen of Sioux Falls. Viola Lee of Shell Rock California visits her parents A N oats BPs. Anthon Henningsen and wife plan a Minnesota fishing trip. Walter Wittrup and family join a rural mail carriers meeting and potluck at Elmer Carstensen’s in Shelby.
Grant and Mrs Charles Peter son left for a California visit with relatives. Mr and Mrs Charles Williams of Walnut stay in the Peter son home. Mr and Mrs Dayton West attended a family gathering at the hall in Extra honoring Mrs Madge Couts of Casper Wyoming on her birthday. Mrs Couts returned home with the Wests for a few days.
The Atlantic News Telegraph advises readers to place advance orders if they want extra copies, emphasizing planning and timely delivery to ensure sufficient quantities for all interested customers.
No 7930 in probate District Court In the Matter of the State of Mary Ellen Kelly deceased Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed and has qualified as executor of the estate of Mary Ellen Kelly late of Cass County Iowa deceased All persons in any manner indebted will make payment to the undersigned and those having claims against said deceased or her estate will present them in manner and form as by law required for allowance and payment Dated this 15th day of June 516
In the matter of the estate of Roy F. Martens deceased the executrix Irene L. Martens of Cass County Iowa will present claims for allowance and payment in the required form dated June 14 by attorneys Jones Cambridge & Carl Atlantic Iowa.
Thanks to all who called sent flowers cards and gifts while I was hospitalized. Gratitude to hospital staff and Dr. Wilcox from Hazel Young.
Iowa and southern Minnesota plants reported Saturday receipts around 90 000 with Friday 41 000 and week 32 000. Demand remained fair and prices were mostly steady from Friday's averages. In Chicago live stock, hogs showed higher week gains with barrows 1 25 to 1 50 up and sows 50 to 1 00 higher under 500 pounds. cattle factors mixed with steers and heifers steady to 25 higher and cows weaker.
Samuel Coolidge, who became schoolmaster of Rtown, Massachusetts in 1751, was later reappointed despite a year under restraint as a prisoner in chains during his time of sanity.
Livestock prices show fresh ranges for heifers bulls vealers and slaughter lambs with bids evolving. Prime and choice statuses appear in the upper tiers while old crop lambs and security concerns are noted amid crowded conditions at the top.
Mr and Mrs Tom Adiph relocate to Graettinger where he will serve as school principal this fall. Clarence Walter sells his interest in Walter Bros garage to brother Harry, renaming it the Harry Walter garage. Clarence, a 46 year veteran mechanic, retires for health reasons.
Walter Snow, living in Leipsic, Ohio, commutes seven hours daily to the Dayton Air Force Depot 110 miles away. He previously worked in Lima, Toledo, and Shelby at increasing distances from home, reaching a 110 mile peak when he joined the Dayton depot in 1958. The message ends with a caution to cut speed as dusk arrives to save lives.
C. R. Bulloch of Cordele Georgia retires from the Southern Railway after a 51 year career begun November 13 1911. He recalls days when freight trains carried more hobos than passenger trains carried riders and notes his long service across the Cordele area since 1918.
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