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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1945
Page
7
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Lucienne Thayer wedding day unfolds with frost and ceremony to be interrupted by a catastrophic explosion at the plant. Ralph Kramer watches as family and guests react while Gail and Steve rush to the hospital scene where firefighters and medics work amid smoke and sirens.
Theee who desire extra copies of The News Telegraph should notify this office in advance or the supply will not be exhausted.
Joan Blondell returns as Aunt Cissy in A Tree Grows in Brooklyn showing through Tuesday June 26. Van Johnson appears June 27 for four days in Between Two Women. Roy Rogers stars tonight and Saturday in Bells of Rosarita with I Love a Mystery as companion feature. Free tickets at box office.
The twelfth annual tea by the Glad Girls Grove 4-H club featured the song Dreaming as the theme. Eleven girls modeled cotton school dresses in a better-groomed girl contest judged by Mrs. Roscoe Jones, with Mary Lou Kirk and Ardis Bailey named to represent the club at rally day.
The Polish government in exile announced it would ask President Truman and Prime Minister Churchill to intervene for 12 underground leaders convicted in Moscow. Sentences ranged from four months to ten years as Moscow trials were denounced as political by exile Premier Tomasy Arciefzewski.
Grant briefs note Mrs. Fay Gillett of Corning and Mr and Mrs Ralph Smith and daughter Barbara of Sioux City visited the Lester Hendrickson home on Thursday. Mrs Fred Smith and Mrs C W Givan and son Raymond Lee of Glenn Ferry Idaho visited last week in Merrill Foote and Clarence Lenz homes and left Saturday for Idaho. All the news when it is news in The Newa Telegraph.
Mrs. M P Nichols and others hosted a miscellaneous shower at the Nicola home for Miss Mary Ellen Ehlers. Twenty guests attended and exchanged favorite recipes and wedding customs. Miss Ehlers will wed Aviation Cadet E E Kluever Jr. July 1.
Daisy Garden club and families, 65, met at Massena No. 6 for a pot luck supper and social time. Sgt Clyde Chapman, on furlough from the Pacific, received a 10 day extension and will stay with his parents in Longview Texas for medical care. Anite Past Matrone association met in Anita with twelve members sharing vacation ideas and contests won by Lola Harris and George Morgan. A gathering at Anita hosted by Mrs H A Gill and Mrs Fred Sheley. Max Stennett honored by relatives at Mrs Annie Stennett’s Elliott home on 30 day furlough from overseas.
The Franklin township Walther league met Tuesday with Rev. E M Kirschenmann leading scripture and prayer. Debates focused on whether our minister should join the Chaplaincy. Twelve members and three guests attended with plans for next meeting by Donald Brahms and Leona Campen.
County war bond chairman E. 8. Holton called seventh war loan workers to push Cass County over its E bond quota of 767000. Cass stood at 662677.26 last night, needing 204322.75 more with the drive ending June 30. Audubon leads nearby with 120.6 percent.
Mrs. Ralph Finkbine chairing the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs public affairs department to lead a project to rebuild a school in a devastated European area. About 900 Iowa clubs will be asked to contribute, with location announced by the federation next fall.
In rulings on cases by C. T. Cocklin as executor of L. A. Cocklin of Griswold, Judge John A. Murray issued supplementary decrees per a supreme court mandate. Costs were assessed one quarter to the executor and the actions dismissed with prejudice. The court ruled the executor may sue to determine forfeiture of legacies in a will but forfeiture provisions do not apply to legatees contesting in good faith and on reasonable grounds. Attorney fees were taxed to the executor personally. the 1941 order authorizing forfeiture actions was amended to make costs chargeable against the executor if unsuccessful.
Extra graveside rites were conducted at Exira cemetery for Mrs. Verna Hensley Jones, died in Garvin Minnesota. She was widow of Vernon Deeta and later married David Jones in 1933. She leaves husband and daughter Electa in Tennessee, two brothers Clyde Hensley of Kelowna Canada and Ed Hensley of Minona Minnesota. Funeral service earlier at Garvin Congregational Church.
The Atlantic News Telegraph announces stamps may be purchased through its office. Local readers can buy War Savings Stamps at the newspaper for investment and patriotic support.
Milford Mailander chief motor mechanic returns on leave from naval hospital in Hawaii to his parents while awaiting further treatment. Cpl Rex Grinstead visits 60 days home, former German prisoner for 27 months. Sgt Leonard Fleharty and family stay with James Kenworthy. Capt Robert Kelsey and family on furlough from Camp Crowder. Lt Thomas Flynn visiting Bennedsens after liberation from German camp. Norman Nordby on first leave since enlistment. 42 months in service. Emmett Newton home from England after nearly three years with the Air Corps. Arthur Duff transferred to Little Rock from Ft. Leavenworth. Marcus Fay, a B- flight prisoner of Germans, returns to Anita with arms healing. Harold Fowble back from 30-day furlough to Longview hospital with trench foot. Walter Dorsey shifted to military police and stationed in Stuttgart after Austria. Charles Miller serving planes at Atlantic City airport. Merrill Lett promoted to sergeant in Austria. Lt Winifred Robinson reassigned from Camp Carson to Camp Beale.
Bernard Baruch told the Senate that Britain should be guided toward expanding world markets and avoiding economic war. He urged using the United Nations as an arsenal of democracy to raise living standards and job numbers, while seeking written public agreements with Russia and other nations. He emphasized two way cooperation and labor reparations targeting war makers.
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