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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1958
Page
7
Partial text mentions Mary Harvey and Garner Road with unclear context. No clear event or date present.
The program for children aged 8 to 14 opens with registration at the Carnegie public library on Tuesday. Sessions run Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9 to 11 a.m. for six weeks with Margaret DeLean leading and Margaret Carnell assisting.
About one million federal employees receive a 10 percent pay hike retroactive to January with 250 million dollars in back pay. President Eisenhower signed the measure, adding 542 million dollars to the annual payroll. Back pay distributions begin next month.
The Griswold Community School District formed its first board with five trustees elected by district area. Merle Riepe and Harold Albright serve one year terms, Raymond Cousins three years, Clyde Schuler two years, and Ervin Hansen two years, with Gerald Haas as treasurer. The longest vote getter earned the three year term. The overall vote was light.
Mrs. David M. Hubler and Mrs. Henry Kay of Atlantic First Presbyterian will attend the fifth quadrennial national meeting at Purdue University Lafayette Ind June 25 to July 1. More than 5 000 delegates are expected and Mrs. John Campain of Council Bluffs will represent the Council Bluffs presbyterial.
Silver anniversary celebrations for Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Turner of Ogden Utah are announced with an open house at Coin Methodist church. The Home Builders Sunday school class they organized 25 years ago honors them as Mrs. Turner, a former Ione Parmley, recalls their wedding in 1933. Local clubs note upcoming picnics, meetings, and anniversaries including Laf-A-Bit, Helpful Homemakers, Pantry Shower for Barbara Thurman, Helping Hand, Farmers Produce party, Busy Bee, and Zeta Fancolly hosting.
Barbara Eleanor Sullivan and George Louis Bane wed at 10 o clock in St. Timothy’s Catholic Church. The ceremony featured music by Mrs. Dick Anstey and a procession of attendants including Gene Cooley, Mary Lou Bane, Joan Lennon, and Timmy Anstey. The bride wore a nylon organza gown with Chantilly lace and a butterfly bow, carrying white camellia carnations.
Community notices list Catholic Daughters of America meeting at 8 p m in K of C hall and officer installation. Five Mile Grove picnic at Sunnyside park 6 30 p m. Item recounts a Massena breakfast for 100 at St Patrick s church parlor with guests from many towns and a long guest book and gifts. Also reports a 25th wedding anniversary in Wiota with 230 attending and multiple meal and decoration details.
Honorees receive gifts from mothers and in laws as pink and white decor sets the scene. Elk Horn hosts picnic with guests from Denison Harlan Extra and Elk Horn. A father son banquet, July wedding plans, and numerous birthday showers notable in Kimballton Grant and Walnut communities.
A batch of notices shows Mrs. Howard Kluever and Mrs. Nellie Budd under observation or treatment in Council Bluffs and Waterloo hospitals. Several children and adults, including Jeffery Scott and Dana Livingston, underwent surgeries or injuries with hospital care. Multiple patients were released from hospitals, and Edward Wagner recently rushed back for treatment after a ruptured incision.
Gerald Ross son of Mr and Mrs Cliff Ross was discharged from Creston hospital Saturday Mrs Clyde Woodside had an appendectomy at Greenfield hospital on Monday Patty Zuck of Farragut daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Herrick is hospitalized in Roches
New envoy Count Kield G Knuthwinterfeldt will succeed Henrik Kauffmann in Washington as of September, per a foreign ministry source. Kauffmann retires September 1 at age 70 after a career including posts in Hamburg and Buenos Aires and service as a Copenhagen economic expert.
Taipei Formosa AP reports the Nationalist Chinese legislature completed passage of a government newspaper and magazine control bill pending President Chiang Kai-shek's signature. The measure allows suspension of publications after nine warnings or for sedition or treason.
Margaret Downey thanks relatives and friends for visits gifts flowers and cards during her hospital stay. She notes the kindness has strengthened bonds and asks God to bless everyone who helped.
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