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Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1952

Page

2

Grandmother of Atlantic pastor dies in Hastings

Mrs. William E. Johnson 93, grandmother of Rev. Tom Fuhr, died at her daughter’s home in Hastings Nebraska. Survived by two children Harry Johnson of Chicago and Mrs Ri M Fuhr of Hastings. five grandchildren including Rev. Fuhr and Betty and Jerry Hatch. Funeral and burial plans set for Atlantic and Fairfield after services in Hastings.

William E. Johnson Tom Fuhr H. M. Fuhr Hastings Nebr Johnson Fairfield Ri. M. Fuhr Harry Johnson Chicago Glenn Hatch Boston Mr. Fuhr Betty and Jerry Hatch

Negroes Invited to Join North Iowa Methodist Conference

The North Iowa conference voted to invite two Negro churches into membership forming a single Methodist church. The Mason City and Marshalltown congregations, with combined membership near 100, were urged to join as part of a broader Christian gesture by Iowa Methodists.

Davenport North Iowa Conference Iowa Marvin B. Kober St. Paul's Methodist Church Cedar Rapids North Central Jurisdiction Mason City Marshalltown Charles W. Brashares Methodist Churches of Iowa

Polio cases rise modestly nationwide in midyear report

Public Health Service shows an 18 percent rise in infantile paralysis cases this year with 296 cases last week, 218 the prior week, and 162 year ago. California and Texas account for about half the nation’s cases as the disease year begins. Iowa reports 20 cases so far, up from nine last year.

Washington Public Health Service Today California Texas Iowa

Fourth of July Festival at Oak Hill June 29

Brayton announces a community Independence Sunday festival at Oak Hill on June 29 with a full program. Sunday school at 10, worship by Rev. A C Kildegaard, 11 open activities, pot luck lunch at 12, ball game, singing, talks by Rev. Hammer Larsen, sports, snacks at 4:30 and coffee at 10. Families should bring sandwiches or cookies and avoid driving after drinking.

Brayton Oak Hill Independence A. C. Kildegaard Grand View Seminary Hammer Larsen Atlantic J. M. Steffenson Maine

Havens family returns from vacation visits

Wiota residents Wiota Don Havens and his family returned from their vacation with stops in Yuma Colorado Grand Island and Polk Nebraska Pauline Havens of St. Joseph Missouri spent Fathers day at the Ross Havens home Frank Zierhut of Green Bay Wisconsin and the Loyat Halverson family of Milwaukee visited the John Neiens home Sunday Miss Theresa McGuire of Des Moines and Mrs Wm Kerwin of Audubon also visited relatives here Sunday

Wiota Don Havens Yuma Colo Grand Island Polk Pauline Havens St. Joseph Ross Havens Frank Zierhut Green Bay Wis Loyat Halverson Milwaukee John Neiens Zierhut Neiens Hal

Adair-Sparling Student to Begin Vicarage in St Paul

Adair Paul Sparling a theological student at Concordia Lutheran seminary St Louis will spend a short vacation here with his mother Mrs L O Sparling He departs June 26 for a year long vicarage in St Paul Minnesota and will perform institutional missionary hospital work in the Twin Cities.

Adair—Paul Sparling Concordia Lutheran Seminary St. Louis L. O. Sparling St. Paul Minn Twin Cities

Korean Orphan to Join Beauchamp Family in U S

Kim Yoon Jeong, 15, a Korean orphan, will join the Beauchamps of Orinda, California. Pfc Victor Beauchamp Jr. befriended him in Korea and promised a future in America. Beauchamp was killed in Korea. now Kim will sail from Pusan to Tokyo and San Francisco, arriving July 4 to live with the Beauchamps and receive education his late friend pledged.

Orinda Calif Kim Yoon Jeong United States Pfc Victor Beauchamp Jr Kim Korea America Beauchamps Pusan Tokyo San Francisco

Vic’s Mother Describes Memorial for Son Vic

Vic’s mother explains the planned tribute will function as a memorial for her son Vic. She says Vic would have been glad to see the effort and the community response reflected in the project.

Vic

Girls urged to learn two key skills for all careers

At the 23rd annual 4-H girls club convention Mrs Anne Zinser urged teen girls to master typewriting and shorthand noting a current and lasting shortage of skilled operators. She said these skills serve women in office home or club work. The message emphasized planning and safety and cautioned against speeding on the road.

Ames Anne Zinser Chicago Zinser

Girls State Parties Pick 1952 Governor Candidates

West Union's Sandy Dummermuth and Plainfield's Barbara Miller won the primary for governor in the Hawkeye Girls State general election. Dummermuth led on nationalist ticket. Miller led on federalist. Party conventions named other officers: Caryl Anderson for secretary of agriculture. Carolyn Doscher for lieutenant governor. Phyllis Peterson for secretary of state. Darlene Friedell for treasurer.

Grinnell Sandy Dummermuth West Union Barbara Miller Plainfield Hawkeye Carolyn Doscher Phyllis Peterson Indianola Darlene Friedell Dubuque

Attorney General and Patricia Ellis Named Officials

The article notes the appointment or mention of the attorney general and Patricia Ellis in Jamaica, along with the role of the superintendent of public instruction. Officers are highlighted within the context of governance and education.

Patricia Ellis Jamaica

Two New Trailer Courts Open In City

Two new trailer courts accommodating 32 house trailers are open here. An 18 unit court at the Mehl motel on East Seventh street and a 14 trailer court by Ernest Borchardt at Fourth and Hickory street offer electricity gas toilet sewer laundry and showers plus a children’s play area. The facilities address a health and sanitation problem from years of trailer clustering without proper utilities.

Mehl East Seventh Street Ernest Borchardt Fourth Hickory Street

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