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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1962
Page
7
Washington AP reports two major farm bills head for floor action in both chambers this week. The measures cover sugar quotas and a broad wheat and feed grain controls plan. Controversy centers on quotas for nations and price supports as lawmakers seek compromises.
A printed sewing pattern notice details ordering pattern 9004 with pricing and mailing instructions to Marian Martin, plus a separate news brief notes Senate action on three House hopefuls funding the Defense and Interior departments and mandating TVs to receive all channels, with all three measures under House consideration.
Prime Minister Bachir Ammen, 58, has been confined to bed for five days. A medical commission examined him and advised rest due to irregular heartbeats.
A cautionary note urges drivers to consider both directions before pulling onto a highway from sideroads or streets. The message emphasizes that the life you save may be your own.
Thirteen members and two guests met at Mrs. Delbert Kirchoff’s home. Alla Beiaser won the tray prize. A family picnic is planned July 22 at Pioneer Park in Lewis. A salmon steak fry drew thirteen families from the Mariners club of First Presbyterian at Sunnyside Park with guests and local hosts.
Judith Ann Stickson daughter of Art and Grace Brickson marries Mark Duane Crampton son of John and Mary Crampton in a June 17 ceremony led by Rev. Lisyd Sorensen. Attendants, reception, and party details fill the report alongside club and church events.
Mr and Mrs Donald W Heckman of Anita announce the engagement of their daughter Donna Rae to Larry Sheeder son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Sheeder of Adair The wedding is set for July 15 at 2 p m at the Anita Church of Christ with relatives and friends invited.
Tuesday Family Relations council meets at Eddie Jensen home 204 West Thirteenth at 8 pm topic The Overprotective Mother. Wednesday BPW dinner at Hotel Whitney with Dorothy Campbell chair Gail Odem deputy state fire marshal presents safety film. Thursday Helping Hand club luncheon at 1 o clock with Mrs Lloyd Hertts.
A roundup of local gatherings includes the Women’s Fellowship at Congregational church with 18 members and a guest, and Ladies of John’s Lutheran church at Wednesday meetings. New officers announced at Methodist church school and a church discussion on traditions. Open house planned for a golden wedding anniversary at Griswold city hall.
A garden note highlights climbers as more than covers, with Kudzu vine ideal for shade and fast-growing annuals like hyacinth bean and scarlet runner bean for screening. It praises morning glories especially Heavenly Blue and Candy Pink, and mentions cypress vine and cardinal climber for trellises, fences, or walls.
A bold black and white silk and textured raw silk dress combines with a collarless waist-length jacket. The tree-printed dress features a belted black patent leather waist and an oversized artist’s bow, creating a high-contrast costume look.
Mr and Mrs Roy Preston of 608 Hazel street will host an open house next Sunday from 2 to 6 and 7 to 8 pm to celebrate their 50th anniversary. Married June 24 1912 at the home of the Rowes by Rev John C Giffen they have two children Emma Jean Williams Davenport and Sam Preston Oconomowoc Wis and three grandsons.
A Cornell morning story highlights red and white flowering climbers with pearly gates and Sunrise Serenade noted for color variety. It favors annual climbers over perennials for changing displays each year and ends with encouragement for joyful gardening.
A Sunday morning ceremony at 88 Peter and Paul Catholic Church marked the end of a two week summer religious school with 42 children in the first communion class. A breakfast followed at the K of C hall. The summer school enrolled 228 students, 114 boys and 112 girls.
A 20 year old St. Louis woman has given birth to her second set of twins in less than a year. The newborn boys were born Sunday and are brothers to twin sisters Susan and Sandra born July 3. Parents are Richard and Eugenia Voight. Voight is 22.
Readers are urged to obey stop signs strictly as a safety reminder. Drivers are told that stop means full halt, not merely slowing down, to prevent accidents and ensure right of way at intersections.
Gov Norman Erbe appointed six new members to Iowa state boards on Monday. F C Coleman of Des Moines was reappointed to the Medical Examiners for five years. New appointees include Charles Hughes Emmetsburg to Pharmacy Examiners three year term Dwight Purcell Jr Hampton to Printing Board two years John B Martin Carroll replaced by Paul W Thielking Des Moines on Optometry Brammets three years Carl Ostrom Des Moines to Dental Examiners five years Lloyd Bock Des Moines to Accountancy three years.
Mrs. Orval Osmotheoh of Blue Earth visits Mrs. Blanche Conrad. Rev and Mrs Fred Trimble and Mrs Gilbert Lacey attend the Methodist conference in Newton. Clarence Cambridge learns son Eugene, in Kornwestheim near Stuttgart, will depart for a two week support mission with the 8th engineering company at Bomberg Germany. Will Clyde Drager Arnold George Ihnen Rus Reed Loyd Reed and others fish in Kenora Canada. Mr and Mrs L L Marchant depart Friday for Kenora Canada for a fishing trip.
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