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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1949
Page
5
In 1876 Johns Hopkins University began its first class marking a new era in American higher education. The institution's launch signaled a shift toward research oriented, nonsectarian higher learning with emphasis on scientific study.
Mrs Eisler expresses anger over the deportation decision. The note hints at personal impact and ongoing distress, with limited readable details on her background or the authorities involved.
The clipped notes list residents visiting relatives in Omaha and Ames, travel to Denver and Los Angeles, and summer stays with families around Exira. It mentions reunions, picnics, and a June 22 birthday for Gary Basnam, plus a late-week trip and a family death prompting a trip to Independence Missouri.
Kimballton news notes a six week journey to California by Mr. and Mrs. John Jensen and Mrs. George Lb. Jensen. They visited Cart Calven home and other former Kimballton residents. Gunda Jensen of Burbank visits with Mr. Anna Jensen. Arnold and Herbert Christensen plan a Minnesota fishing trip. Emmett Norgaard joins.
Anita notes list multiple visits and relatives across Iowa and beyond. Mr and Mrs Roy Parker and three daughters spent weekend in Ames with Mr and Mrs Frank Smith. Gretchen Budd of Anita is Mrs Smith. Various relatives from Moline Cedar Rapids Sioux Falls Camp Stoneman and California visit family in Anita and nearby communities.
The Marion Brindleys of Minneapolis are visiting at William Brindley’s home. Mrs Erwin Arndt of Keenan is returning home after a visit. Mr and Mrs Bill Zerhin and family of Norfolk are back home after a week with relatives. Mrs Rasmussen formerly Doris Madsen is visiting the Madsen and Leeman households.
A talking typewriter that announces each struck letter has been developed in Rhode Island. The device uses electrical contacts a phonograph recorder and reproducer to help teach the blind.
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