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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1946
Page
2
A consolidated schedule of church services for many denominations in Adair and surrounding towns. Includes times for Sunday masses, Sunday schools, morning worships, youth meetings, and midweek events across Seventh Day Adventist, Catholic, Congregational, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Methodist, Baptist, and Christian Science congregations.
Territory Churches Anita Catholic led by M J O Connor holds Mass Sunday at 8 and Confessoris Saturday at 7 Anita Congregational lists Sunday school at 10 am Ladies Aid at church Thursday Anita Methodiat led by M D Summerheil with Sunday school at 10 and morning worship at 11 10 Anita Central Church of Christ under Joel N Boone with Sunday school at 10 and evening service at 8 Anita Holy Cross Ev Lutheran pastor Edwin H Wiebel with Sunday school at 9 30 and divine services at 10 30 am No service
A British army statement says Irgun Zvai Leumi plotted to kidnap Lt Gen Sir Evelyn Barker in Palestine, with six other officers seized previously. In Jerusalem, clues searched for abductors of Major H Chadwick who escaped. Moshe Shertok urged release of five kidnapped officers deemed hostages amid deadly unrest. Arabs celebrate Mufti of Jerusalem’s Cairo appearance.
Johnnie Lorah aged 76 who founded Lorah town died May 16 in Springfield Oregon from virus pneumonia and kidney complications after a week in bed and hospital. He was born in Audubon county and lived near Oakfield and later farmed near Lorah. Survived by five children Mannie Ollie Dale Jessie Sarah and five sisters and a brother who died years ago.
The Methodist church vacation Bible school ended today with 81 students. Rev. L. D. Thomas supervised. Music was led by Mrs. Merdith Walker. Kindergarten leaders included Mrs. Davy Jones and others. Primary and junior department leaders were named, including Mrs. Verle Arnolds and Rev. Thomas.
Marne and Merton residents attend lodge events in Des Moines. Seymour visits Piersons of New Virginia. Roy Hill and family of Denver visit Mrs. Lottie Hill. Mrs. Arthur Cameron of Portland is seriously injured in a car crash near her destination. Mrs. Mary Pelzer and Blanche Rowe return from Denver trip with the Pelzers of Council Bluffs. Bobby Lange visits Kimballton kin Kenneth Lange. Earl Namanny family in Omaha. Lydia Nelson of Chanute stops by. Marcella Reynolds of Boone visits grandmother Ine Reynolds.
Lewis Matron Mrs. Mary Marker of Atlantic and Mrs. Joe Gaulke of Tucson, Ariz., visit the Harry Marker home this week. James Smith of Ames and Mr and Mrs. Ed Harrington with child visit the A. A. Smith home in Chicago on Sunday. Also advice to vacationers warns against overdoing exercise, sun exposure, or meals.
Rep. Albert Engel urges Congress to curb war department expenditures as the House debates a 7.091 billion dollar appropriation for the new fiscal year. He cites a large food transaction involving 327 million dollars in surplus sales and a Tripler hospital project in Honolulu as examples of heavy spending and weak oversight. The foods moved through the agriculture department to UNRRA, including hundreds of millions of pounds of meat, peanut butter, fruit juice and other products.
Wiota brief reports Seaman from San Diego WIota Patrick Shey, son of Red Oak residents Dan and Mrs. Shey, visits grandmother Mrs J M Shey on first leave before returning to sea. Seaman First Class Joseph Nevens, long in Cuba, reports to the Chicago for discharge about July 1. son of Mr and Mrs John Nevens. Mr and Mrs John Zim-
Farling family member visited daughter Mrs Al Freund and family on Sunday. Clea Matone from Montgomery Ward Davenport is on vacation and visiting J L Taylor and J BR Mailander households in the area.
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