Lewis Teachers Seek Music Instructor for New School
Lewis school faculty is now complete except for a music teacher. New hires include Coach Roger Michel joining the staff to fill remaining positions and support the expanding program.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1947
Page
6
Lewis school faculty is now complete except for a music teacher. New hires include Coach Roger Michel joining the staff to fill remaining positions and support the expanding program.
The article notes an educator from Des Moines who coached at Hudson South Carolina last year is married with a 19 month old daughter. Marilyn Zarr of Council Bluffs and Dennis Coomes of Wiota complete the staff as 2nd and 3rd grade teachers who are now attending Iowa State Teachers college.
A Youth for Christ service led by Anita-A is planned for Saturday at 8 30 p m in Concert Park. Rev Paul Sawtell of the Omaha Bible Institute will speak under the Community Bible Church auspices. All are welcome.
An advertisement promotes FASTEETH denture powder to secure upper and lower plates, reduce looseness and odor, and provide a non ac id taste. It claims no gummy texture and alkalinity, urging readers to buy at drug stores.
Washington reports the Treasury has handed Congress four plans to equalize federal income taxes for married couples in all 48 states. Three plans raise taxes by as much as 997.7 million for up to 1.4 million couples and 7.2 million singles, while one would save 4.9 million couples 743,500 by extending income splitting to 38 states. The Treasury calls the report factual findings and does not endorse a plan.
Washington reports quick support for extending the temporary federal mine safety code. Senator Butler and Senator Kilgore will cooperate to extend the code rather than pursue new permanent legislation. The move signals a truce in the feud between Secretary Krug and United Mine Workers president John L. Lewis.
Audubon county farmers will witness modern cultivation equipment and weed control methods for contoured corn in a demonstration Next Saturday at the Dallas Layland farm near Hamlin. The program starts at 10 a.m with equipment displays by county dealers Dale O Hull of Iowa State College will showcase equipment adjustments and exhibit experimental gear Afternoon field demonstrations will follow with participation from Audubon and Extra county dealers.
Patricia Green daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry T Green has been selected by the Legion Auxiliary to attend Girls State from July 23 to 30. A total of 200 girls chosen for leadership will join the program to learn how government operates and to understand democracy.
C. C. Wendt will complete 61 years as a druggist in Avoca on July 1. He has sold his store to Francis Crahan of Shenandoah, Iowa, a World War II veteran. Wendt started at the Gardner drug store in 1896, operated his own store since 1899, and has been at the present location 45 years.
Avoca delegates Leona Denning and Helen Sue Henry plus Hazel Jacobsen Hancock Phyllia Mueller Walnut Janice Hobson Macedonia Jeanne Pierson Oakland Barbara Wilson Elliott join voting delegate La Rue Parkhill Oakland as 4-H girls convention opens at Iowa State College.
Soviet Lt. Gen. V. P. Svirlidov told the Allied Control commission that Russians had nothing to do with the Hungarian government change and exerted no influence in its formation. Ferenc Nagy is in voluntary exile in the United States following communist pressure. Earlier, Imre Ford of the Allied Officers Park club said he faced arrest by the communist police on charges of being pro Nazi and involved in a plot to overthrow the republic.
Military officers won the first such move by the political police since threats in August to arrest Hungarian employees of the American and British missions.
Massena hosts share a gathering with Wray Wilson Hossett and Wilson families visiting from Oklahoma City. Harold Spencer and Frank Platt of Louisville enjoy time at Oakland, staying with Mrs. Louise Platt and Maryruth, along with Danny.
A note from Alchhelics Anonymous directs readers seeking confidential information to Box 15 in Cumberland ta. The message cites a local drop for inquiries and support.
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