Surprise case pits Martin against Wester company
Marvin W. Martin filed a $75,000 damage action in district court, claiming he was frozen out as a stockholder by false representations from Lain, who he says was an officer and manager of the Wester company. Preston Huin, president of Wester, said the filing was a complete surprise to all involved.
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Marvin W. Martin
Preston Huin
Wester Company
News-Telegraph
Luin
Popcarn Company
Martin
Ho Wes T
Lain
Investor claims fraud after sale of Western Popcorn stake
Mr. Martin alleges unsatisfactory stock after disposing his interest in Western Popcorn. The lawyer notes Martin only believed he was defrauded after the company gained success. The petition states his stock was transferred in 1947.
Births listed in Audubon area families
Audubon families welcome new births at Carroll hospital Atlantic Memorial hospital Council Bluffs Dexter hospital Harlan hospital and local homes. Newborns include a 6 lb 1 oz son to Mr and Mrs Charles Mendenhall and a 9 lb 3 oz girl to Mr and Mrs Arnold Lindeman born at 3 15 p m Monday. Additional births note 8 lb 4 oz, 7 lb 15 oz and other newborns with parental and grandparent details.
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Arnold Lindeman
Pine
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Fred Martens
Cumberland
Lewis Lindeman
Lloyd Reed
Wiota
Lyle Anderson
Robert Allen
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Council Bluffs
Death by Own Action Found in Havana Embassy
Surgeons announced after an autopsy today that United States Marine Sergeant Robert J. Sheldon, found dead in the U S embassy offices, died by his own action by firearms. The circumstances point to self infliction while stationed abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
U. S
Robert J. Sheldon
U S Chamber of Commerce Speaker Here Tomorrow
Spencer Shaw of Chicago, manager of the U S Chamber of Commerce northern central division, will speak at the Atlantic Chamber of Commerce meeting at the Atlantic hotel Wednesday at 8 PM. His flannelboard talk, Schools Must Grow for Tomorrow, covers education needs and community programs. The event is open to the public.
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Spencer Shaw
Chicago
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Hotel
Shaw
Ninth
Federal Reserve District
Committee On Economic Development
Public Schools and Extension Division
University of South Dakota
South Dako League of Municipalities
South Dakota Chamber of Commerce
Minden Child Killed Crossing Highway 64 Sunday
Sharon Kay Estes six died after being struck by a car driven by Francis R. Freese on highway 64 near Minden. Witness Mrs. John E. McDonald saw the child thrown 27 feet and killed by a fractured neck. Funeral services set for St Patrick's Church Neola Wednesday.
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Minden
John E. McDonald
Sharon Kay Estes
Francis R. Freese
Here
Wayne Hansen
Walnut
McDonald
St.Patrick’s Church
Neola
Walk Against Traffic On Open Highway Cautionary Note
A fragment urges pedestrians to walk against traffic on an open highway to see what is coming, cautioning about oncoming vehicles and potential danger.
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Qhat
Local News Briefs Highlight Community Happenings
Honeymooners James Hunt return from wedding trip to the Black Hills. Livestock sales include Brindley and Thomas selling 20 head of steers at 943 pounds for 35 dollars, Roy Johnke selling 12 head of hogs at 22.75. Fishing trip takes Les ter King family to northern Minnesota. 4-H club visitors from Brighton tour Atlantic stores for furnishings. Funeral attendees travel from Chicago Council Bluffs Cedar Rapids and Grand Rapids. Midget league action Griswold vs Atlantic Elks with preliminary games. Dr. Robert Ray to speak at Atlantic University of Iowa club dinner. Justice court fines in Atlantic district. Showery weather forecast with scattered showers through the week and temperatures near normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brindley
Thomas
Omaha
Roy Johnke
Church of Christ reports CYF conference at Guthrie Center
Young Church of Christ members reported on the CYF conference for high school ages at Springbrook State Park Guthrie Center. Junior high reports came from Chi Rho camp leaders. The church plans a clean up day, a year end closing, finance committee breakfast, and a pledge drive followed by a lumber cleanup sale at the church.
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Guthrie Center
Church of Christ
Marilyn Minor
Rita Rasmussen
Virginia Foster
Dorothy Dixson
Springbrook State Park
Bob Camblin
Lonnie Potter
W. R. Darrow
Army Plans Release of Enlisted Reservists
Washington announces the army will release about 100000 enlisted reservists called to active duty since Korea by December. The program starts July instead of September and prioritizes World War II veterans and men with prior service, excluding organized reserve, national guard, or regular army volunteers.
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Washington
Army
Korea
Pace
Organized Reserve
National Guard
Regular Army
Othe
Chris C. Topp Dies Sunday Rites Wednesday
Chris C. Topp 46 died Sunday at Immanuel Lutheran hospital Omaha after 11 days as patient in failing health four years. Born July 11 1905 Sharon township Audubon county son of Andrew and Mrs Topp baptized and confirmed Bettany Lutheran church married Julia Rasmussen Jan 28 1942 Audubon they farmed near Audubon then Bradleyville in 1948. Survived by wife and parents Kimballton four sisters Lena Clausen Washington state Marie Waddell Perry Mildred Lykke Kimballton.
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Kimballton
Chris C. Topp
Immanuel Lutheran Hospital
Omaha
Mr. Topp
Sharon Township
Audubon County
Andrew Topp
Bettany Lutheran Church
Julia Rasmussen
Audubon
Bradleyville
Lena Clausen
Washington State
Marie Waddell
Perry
Mildred Lykke
Lauridsen Family Notices From Hamlin
Caroline Lauridsen of Hamlin is survived by her sister Leona and brothers Peter and Edwin. Funeral services will be Wednesday at 1 30 p m at home and 2 p m at Our Saviour s Lutheran church Audubon. Interment in Maple Grove cemetery. Rev W R Staley officiates assisted by pastor Erhardt Nielsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Lauridsen
Hamlin
Leona
Peter
Edwin
Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church
Audubon
Maple Grove Cemetery
W. R. Staley
Erhardt Nielsen
Take It Easy on the Road Warns Against Speeding
A cautionary note urges drivers to slow down and plan ahead to reach destinations safely. It emphasizes allowing extra time and avoiding speeding to prevent accidents and delays.
Ill and recovering patients listed from local hospital
A hospital roundup details admissions and discharges at Atlantic Memorial hospital with Fern Kennison, Mrs John Sherwood, and Virginia Coughlin among admissions. Discharges include Mrs Melvin Draman and family, Mr Max Watson, and John Creager. Casey-Frank Fawcett returned home in serious condition with Ida Miller as caregiver. Extra patients include Ida Wahlert at St Anthony Carroll and Lonie Baier for medical care. Schwab boy home from rheumatic fever. Hinkley mangled hand in Malvern wringer. Bobby Christensen at Des Moines Veterans Hospital with lung infection. Loyd Wehlert to return home soon.
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Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Fern Knnison
West Eighth
John Sherwood
Pine
Virginia Coughlin
Cumberland
Melvin Draman
David William
Menlo
Raymond Suhr
Terry Lee
Walnut
Max Watson
West Ninth
John Creager
Rt. 2
Atlantic
Casey
Frank Fawcett
Dexter Tal
Ida Miller
Ida Wahlert
St. Anthony Hospital
Carroll
Lonie Baier
G Schwab
Harold Schwab
Richard Hinkley
Malvern
Bobby Christensen
Robert Christensen
Veterans’ Hospital
Des Moines
Loyd Wehlert
ArchBishop Grosz on Trial for Plotting Against Communists
Archbishop Joszef Grosz aged 64, Hungary’s senior Roman Catholic prelate since Cardinal Mindasenty’s imprisonment, faces trial Friday on charges including plotting against the Communist government black market currency dealings aiding people to escape the country and related offenses.
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Budapest
Hungary
Joszef Grosz
Jossef Cardinal
Mindasenty
Grateful thanks for kindness after injury
Mrs. Guy Hayter thanks friends for acts of kindness shown to her and Guy after his injury. She expresses gratitude to doctors and nurses for their wonderful care.
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Guy
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Iowa City
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Waden
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