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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1962
Page
7
Washington AP reports the Kennedy administration will coordinate domestic policy speeches to ensure consistency. Officials deny muzzling and say coordination arose naturally, with screening likely at the White House, while still allowing free utterances.
Miss Constance Anita Pogue daughter of Mr and Mrs William Eugene Pogue of Muskogee Oklahoma and Carl David Goeken son of Mr and Mrs Carl H Goeken of 309 West Tenth street were married Wednesday in Tulsa Oklahoma The double ring service was conducted by Rev John Wolf of All Souls Universal church. They will live in Seminole Oklahoma where both will teach next year.
The Bridgewater Methodist church hosted the June 3 ceremony for Nancy Faye Ford and Donald Erickson at 2 p.m. Rev C A Crouse officiated. Attendants included matron of honor Rita Ericks and bridesmaids in blue tafetta while Rex Erickson served as ring bearer and ushers assisted. A church reception followed with guests registered by Mrs Larry Thompson and cake cut by Joan Dygert.
Club calendar item notes the Five-Mile Grove Community Club family picnic at noon at Sunnyside Park with ice cream and drinks provided. Deadline for calendar entries is 9 30 a m on publication day.
Mrs Arlo Sender hosted coffee with Linda Rogers Mrs Robert Krauth and Marion Erickson helping. Hansen reunion drew 65 from California Des Moines Kansas City Anita Atlantic Kimballton Brayton and nearby. Wieta Garden club hosted guest day with visitors from Cumberland Atlantic Walnut and more. Avondale MYF and Wiota Park events noted with installations and picnics.
The fifteenth reunion drew 37 members from the Atlantic high school class of 1947. Attendees ranged across front to back rows with listed names including Janet Reeves Stuetelberg Doris Mathisen Rasmussen Doris Lindeman Margaret Foster Doris Allman Beverly Wade Jackie Guttenfelder Norene Jones Elaine Rouane and many others.
Hazel Muzzy of 50842 Chestnut underwent surgery Tuesday at St Catherine's hospital in Omaha. Mrs Robert Kenecny formerly Nikki Hartkopf daughter of Don and Mrs Hartkopf of Atlantic is treated for bronchitis at Jennie Edmundson hospital in Council Bluffs.
Alex V. Barbour Jr. was sentenced to three years in federal prison for stealing government corn from his Knoxville warehouse, with about 150000 bushels unaccounted for. Authorities said most theft occurred within six months after warehouse license revocation in 1961, while Barbour claimed gradual theft over five or six years and investment in his business.
Glenns of Waukegan Illinois announce the birth of Clinton Don, a grandson to Don Darrow and Irma Darrow with Hannah Johnson as great grandmother. Elliott with Bill and Roy Lee born at Red Oak hospital Saturday. Bridgewater introduces Robert Lee Slattery born Friday at Clarkson hospital weighing nine pounds six ounces, a brother to Ronnie Lee. grandparents Helen McGwigan Omaha Albert Westphal Bridgewater. great grandparents Tillman Omaha and Louise Beckwith Corona California.
All eight Iowa members favoring the majority vote to send the Kennedy administration farm bill back to the Agriculture Committee. Only Democrat Merwin Coad supports the administration. Neal Smith and six Republican colleagues vote for recommittal.
Admitted to Atlantic Memorial Hospital were Randy Parrott and Fay Hulsebus from Lewis. Discharged from hospital were Clara Schirm Ella Lehnhardt George Bootjer and Paul Dahlberg. Joe Elliott seriously injured in a Monday car crash on highway 48 and treated at Red Oak hospital. George Wegner a patient at Des Moines Methodist hospital. George Rater went to University hospital Iowa City for checkup. Mrs Nis Nisson dismissed from Harlan hospital. Mrs Jack Hinkle underwent surgery June 12 at University hospital. Vera Baker fractured knee and hospitalized in Prescott Arizona. Louisa Lenz discharged from St Joseph hospital Omaha after ten days observation. Dr W Stinemates moved from Cottage rest home Red Oak to an unspecified location.
Claude An tilte suffered a heart attack last week and is at Creston hospital for treatment. Mrs. Fannie Johnson and Sharon and Allen Tanner, children of Homer Tanner, are ill with mumps. Paul Kluever, after major surgery at St. Joseph's hospital in Omaha, is recovering satisfactorily.
The state highway commission in Ames awarded two Cass county farm-to-market road contracts to A. M. Cohran & Son of Des Moines and Atlantic for nine reinforced concrete culvert extensions and H. F. Schroeder & Sons of Carroll for 10.13 miles of grading. The grading bid totaled $140,654 and the culvert extensions $24,522. Roads covered include 6.39 miles on County Q and a segment on County K to the West Nodaway river.
A Daguerre study showcases the first known photograph of a living person depicting a Parisian gentleman receiving a shoe shine at a street stand.
Don C Hartkopf president of Allied Engineering announces Allied has been appointed Butler Builder for this territory. Allied will handle construction of all Butler manufactured facilities including Agri Products and commercial industrial divisions. Ray Thede heads sales and Kenneth Turk is construction superintendent. Office base is 808 West Sixth Street.
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