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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1947
Page
9
Thirty attended the Atlantic B. P. W. dinner at Hotel Whitney where Frank C. Pellett, the area's naturalist, spoke on his outdoor laboratory and 41 years of plant research. He displayed slides of more than 1,000 flowers and plants. Mrs. Pellett joined guests as Miss Mable Hapies presided.
Betty Andersen daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Andersen married Darrell E. Newell son of Mrs. Margaret Newell in a June 8 candlelight double ring ceremony at the Audubon Methodist church. Rev C H Ort officiated with music by Mrs. Lawrence Morland and soloist Wesley Reed. The couple will live in Audubon.
Mrs. Martin Brown of Kimballton is recovering satisfactorily from major surgery at Mercy hospital in Council Bluffs. She is sister to Harold L. Hansen of Atlantic. Also at Atlantic Memorial hospital this morning are Darrell Henningsen of Walnut and Charlotte Hyndman of Cumberland for tonsillectomies. Ethel Pilmer of 709 Spruce street was released from the hospital yesterday. Jean Alliband, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Alliband, injured in a car crash near Cumberland, is slowly recovering with a collapsed lung and facial injuries.
In the crash victims list, several patients improve gradually. Susan Doe suffered cuts and a fracture of the upper arm. Dale Hoegh recovers from back and other injuries. Kenneth Cranston has rib fractures and back injuries and cannot yet sit up. Mr and Mrs George Kuesel and their son George Jr of Bridgewater are also slowly improving at the hospital.
Marne Floyd Ayers, who suffered a stroke Tuesday evening, is reported better but remains confined to bed. He is under care and monitored as doctors evaluate his condition.
A Senate appropriations subcommittee near agreement on a plan to provide over $15,000,000 for the state department cultural and information service including $6,400,000 for the Voice of America overseas broadcasts.
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