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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1945
Page
6
McCullough, owner of a cafe in Gurnswold Manley, narrowly escaped a tractor explosion at the Jake Woods farm while helping with field work. He suffered burns to his hands, and two tires on the tractor were burned away.
Arthur Edwin Fouts a 13 year old from Santa Rosa California appeared in federal court in Sioux City Iowa to answer charges of illegal wearing a navy uniform He requested transfer to juvenile status which was granted He will report to a probation officer in San Francisco after explaining his coast to coast wanderings and lack of a criminal record He said the uniform was given by a YMCA boy in New York after his clothes wore out He was to be sent to California to report in San Francisco.
Katherine Lackey visits her son Glenn Lackey in Guthrie Center. Otis Conn visits Davenport to see son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Will Hamiston. Joe Good of Oakland visited his parents Mr and Mrs Lee Pitzer. Frank and Patricia Comes from Atlantic spent the weekend with grandparents Mr and Mrs Roy Ingram. Elan Peron Fred Dory Bernard LeFleur and Art Kirchoff fished at Black Hawk Lake over the weekend.
Don Alexander writes from Compsigne France about a Sunday trip to Paris with Red Cross coffee and doughnuts at Rainbow Corners. He visits a Paris Opera performance of Boris Godunov and enjoys theaters, cafes, and the city’s cosmopolitan street life, noting wine prices, fashion, and wartime mood.
Extra-Mr and Mrs M J Sherman of Independence stay with son in Exira while Chisholm ill in Atlantic hospital. Arther Van Ernam and Carol Basham visit. Carol Basham returns home with them. Julieann Petersen joins Mel in Seattle where he is stationed. Carl Schlottfeldt visits Estherville relatives. Multiple local residents travel for family and work, including Bell operator Frances Johnson attending Sioux City meeting.
Kimballton relatives join Mrs. Virgil Neville and Dick Anderson at Dolliver Pioneer camp in Lehigh for a conference with youths aged 12 to 14. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Thielen, Charlotte, and Mrs. Jean Ballard traveled to Waterloo for commencement exercises for a class of beauty operators including Mary Colleen, who is a member. they returned home Monday with Mary Colleen set to join later.
Miss Maxine Johnson and Miss Katherine Wulf, employed in Des Moines, spent the weekend with their parents and helped celebrate Father's Day, sharing time with family and friends.
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