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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1950
Page
7
The fragment indicates a vacancy in a human resources or chair role tied to a press or committee. It mentions reassigning, potential reappointment, and the search for a new chair. Further readable text is unclear about parties, dates, or locations.
Four H clubs meet at member homes with leaders and a guest. Topics include fire prevention eggs vitamins and club activities. The next meetings will be June 27 and an annual club tour ends with a picnic supper.
Dell Taylor argues in favor of building a backlog to weather the gaps between moments of fortune, urging planning and discipline as a route to enduring wellness and stability.
The notice advertises pattern 600 with crochet directions in two sizes. Readers are asked to send twenty cents in coins to The Atlantic News-Telegraph Needlecraft Dept in Brooklyn, including pattern number name and address.
Deanna Drea demonstrated wastepaper basket making and the fair demonstration team was chosen. Twelve girls with their mothers and three leaders attended Rally Day on June 13. Mary Weber narrated two records while a 4-H quartet sextet and soloist performed afternoon specials with Weber on piano.
Des Moines police took Charles Baratta known as the Cat into custody to face a murder charge in the death of Wilbur Sandin 32 who died after a June 10 tavern fight at the Last Chance Baratta 29 pleaded innocent before Judge C E Cooter and was ordered held without bail until a June 27 preliminary hearing.
About 40 attendees celebrated Ruth Gladson with garden flowers and paper butterflies in Grove community house. Gifts included a crepe umbrella and a miniature bridal doll, with contest wins by Mary Lischka Ruth Gladson and Millie Campbell.
Walnut residents attended the June 6 wedding of Miss Mary Ann Kopeld and Howard Goettsch at a Harlan Catholic church. Darlene Goettsch served as bridesmaid and Darrell Bauerkemper was best man. The couple will farm south of town after a honeymoon. Several local Goettsch and Bauerkemper relatives attended.
Theme for the club calendar must reach the office by 16 a.m. on publication day. Tuesday Past Noble Grand club meets 7:30 with Mrs. Lloyd Breeden. Wednesday Buck Creek WSCS with Mrs. Gail Harris Mia John nie Westphalen gives devotions. Mrs. Henry McCrory presents lesson. Mrs. Robert Wilburn topic. entertainment led by Mrs. Lyle Harris. Marthe Altar Guild meets 2:30 p.m. with Mrs. 8. L. Larsen. Thursday Lotus Rebekah lodge meets 8 p.m. at the OOF hall. Mrs. Ernest Greve lunch chair. Laf-A-Bit club meets with Mrs. Robert Leach.
The Custom Tailors Guild of America releases its annual poll naming ten women as the best dressed in tailoring in the United States. The honorees are urged to be charming and cheerful as the guild highlights style and poise.
Rich ard Richter of Wivuta served as best man to the groom with Lloyd O'Hallaren of Omaha and Kenneth Wedemeyer of Adair as ushers. The reception took place at the Omaha Athletic Club with white roses and sweetpeas. The couple plans a farm near Wiota after a westward motor trip. A separate church shower for Mrs. Robert Young of Marne drew 75 attendees. readings and a solo were performed. Prenuptial kitchen shower honors Miss Phyllis Larsen at Dr. and Mrs. G M Adair home in Anita. Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid met with about 65 women, and Frederick Dale Christensen celebrated a 4th birthday with a circus motif cake at the Christensen home near Anita. Anita Club hosted Ride-A-Wee members at Rex Miller’s home.
Pattern 9446 comes in sizes 2 4 6 8 10. Includes a sundress and jacket with fabric details. Send twenty five cents in coins to Mar Ian Martin, Pattern Dept. The Atlantic News Telegraph, 242 West 18th St New York 13 NY. Print name address zone size and style number.
Bridge club plus four guests Mrs. Robert Babenroth of Minneapolis and Mrs. Dell Ray, Mrs. Jack Long and Mrs. Ben McLuen attended. High score was awarded to Mrs. Elmer Scholl. The June 28 hostess will be Mrs. Les Eddy.
Ross Lippincott of 604 Walnut street was struck by a car at Fifth and Chestnut while directing traffic about 8:30 Saturday evening. He suffered a right knee injury and was taken to Atlantic Memorial hospital for X rays. Driver Bruce Sien of 910 Walnut Street failed to see him in the rain as he entered the intersection from the west to turn north on Chestnut. The car skidded and knocked him down.
Members of division 45 Communications Workers of America will vote this week on a revised wage contract with Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. J. W. Boustead says the contract has been approved by international and division boards. Locals across the five state area hold meetings Wednesday through Friday to vote, with results announced not later than a week from Wednesday.
Graveside services were held at Oakwood cemetery in Lewis for Krista Jean Kirchoff stillborn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kirchoff born at Atlantic Memorial hospital. Her twin sister, born last evening at 6:07, remains in the hospital incubator. Rev. N. A. Pritchard officiated. Surviving are the parents, Karla Jane, the maternal grandmother Mrs Valera Forshay Junction City Kans paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Arthur Kirchoff Lewis and two great grandparents.
Transfers list properties in Massena and Atlantic with owners Elliott S Billingsley Merle O Haselhuhn J Hughes Stone L Bruce Robinson. Dates May 27 1950 and June 11 1950 indicate deeds with 1.00 consideration and describe specific fractional lots and acreage.
A farm report notes baby chicks that turn somersaults and walk backward may suffer vitamin E deficiency. Researchers caution that the symptoms resemble neurological disorders and advise vitamin E supplementation and veterinary guidance.
Melvin G. Neel of Compton saved his son Riley and Johnny Shieldbaum from a runaway car toppling from a 300 foot cliff on Angeles Crest highway near Mt. Wilson. He died in the attempt while the two boys suffered skull fractures and were listed in critical condition.
Mr and Mrs Sherwood Sather of 903 Laurel street are parents of a daughter born at Atlantic Memorial hospital at 9 42 this morning weighing 8 pounds 8% ounces. The note about separating livestock from a woodlot appears as an agricultural advisory.
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