Calamity Towns Ellery Queen Neighborly Return
Ellery Queen observes Nora Haight and Jim Haight settle into Wrightville after their wedding. Calamity House appears quiet as Mr Queen plans a crime plot for his novel while Nora and Jim adjust to married life and the road ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Queen
R. Queen
Pat
Ellery
Hermy
Sadie
Jim
Nora
MR. Haight
Bean
New York
Wrightaville
Smith
Audubon County Grants Marriage Licenses
County Clerk John H. Crees issued licenses to James A. Weber and Helen Lucille Andersen ages 22 and 20 from Irwin and Manning respectively. Victor Marold Schmidt 26 of Audubon and Irene L. Johnson 22 from Extra. Ora Daniel Lovell 29 of Coon Rapids and Wanda Elizabeth Swope 23 from Gray Merle A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Crees
James A. Weber
Irwin
Helen Lucille Andersen
Manning
Victor Marold Schmidt
Audubon
Irene L. Johnson
Extra
Ora Daniel Lovell
Coon Rapids
Wanda Elizabeth Swope
Gray Merle A
Refitting Veterans Donation Drive Seeks Support
A local appeal urges support for the Veterans of Foreign Wars Welfare Fund. Contributions are accepted in person or by mail through Willard Resske, honoring World War II veterans.
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The
Veterans OF Foreign Wars Welfare Fund
Willard Resske
Local Couples Named in Almanac of Citizens Figures
The report lists numerous residents including Jenks 22 and Yarjorie L Kraft 18 of Audubon alongside Barby Jean Larsen 19 of Hamlin and Verna M Jenzen 31 of Audubon. Other names include Victor B Sorensen 35 Long Beach Cal Elmer N Johnson 37 Blair Neb and Emma Olena Bladk 38 Hamlin.
Retiring Spoon Family Takes Minnesota Vacation
Mr and Mrs Sam Spoon plan retirement this fall as foreman of the C B Q maintenance division. They vacation with Mr and Mrs A Coomb and family of Hamburg. Depot agent D B Hopkins ill since June 1 and also slated for retirement on his 65th birthday in October.
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Massena
Sam Spoon
Minnesota Lakes
A. Coomb
Hamburg
Spoon
D. B. Hopkins
Notice for extra copies of The News Telegraph
Readers are asked to notify the office in advance to ensure a supply of extra copies and avoid exhaustion.
Church of Christ Service Schedule and Activities
Church of Christ bulletin lists H. G. Darling minister with Bible school at 10 and morning worship at 11 featuring "A Scribe in the Kingdom" as a sermon. C. E. at 6:30, Jack Madsen to lead lesson, evening worship at 8 including baptismal service. Tuesday church night at 6:30 with outdoor meeting if weather allows. Choir rehearsal Friday at 7:30.
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Church of Christ
H. G. Darling
Jack Madsen
First Presbyterian Church Weekly Schedule
A. Howard Lindquist leads services with church school at 10 a.m. and worship at 10:35 a.m. The Youth Council meets Monday at 8 p.m. in the church study. The 76th anniversary committee meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. in church parlors. Choir rehearsal is Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
A. Howard Lindquist
Firet Methodist Church Announces Summer Programs
Lauren D. Thomas, Pastor, invites all to services with Sunday school at 9 45 AM and morning worship at 10 45 AM. Evening service at 8 PM. Pastors' school at Clear Lake from July 3 to 14 and Youth Institute at Indianola beginning July 31.
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Firet Methodist
Lauren D. Thomas
Clear Lake
Indianola
Service Members Connected by Training and Travel
Anita Pvt Marvin Barnholdt and Pvt Norman Barnholdt are stationed at Camp Beale California. Henry Maduff and wife visit Colorado Springs with their son Sgt Irwin Maduff. Merlyn Haszaard, wife of Irwin, has naval boat training. Seaman 2/c Paul Richter, formerly Anita, on a 30 day furlough with Ka hoka Missouri parents. Richter escaped from USS Chicago after its sinking and has since served at New Caledonia.
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Anita
Marvin
Norman Barnholdt
Camp Beale
Cal
Henry Maduff
Colorado Springs
Colo
Irwin Maduff
Merlyn Haszaard
U. S. Navy
Seaman
Paul Richter
Kahoka
Seaman Richter
Chicago
New Caledonia
Methodist Circles and Faith Groups Share Socials and Programs
Women in several circles of the Women's Society of Christian Service held afternoons of socializing and programs with guests attending. Activities included Mexico programs, juvenile delinquency talks, and devotional times. The Friendly Neighbors club cancelled summer meetings.
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Friendly Neighbors Club
Family Night Dinner At Atlantic Golf Club Draws 150
About 150 attended the first family night dinner of the season at the Atlantic Golf and Country Club. Mrs. Carl Kennedy won high score at bridge and Gr Rains was runner-up. Mr and Mrs H A Hughes chaired the organizing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Atlantic Golf and Country Club
Carl Kennedy
Bridge
Gr .Rains
H. A. Hughes
Territory Social Cumberland Club Plans Year's Program
The Jolly Sixteen club officers met Monday evening with Mrs. George Bootjer and set next year's meeting cards. New officers include Mrs. Bootjer president Mrs. Carl Arnold vice president Mrs. Guy Clarke secretary and Mrs. Jake Stahl treasurer. No meetings until September. The Additional Seasion formerly the Home Guards met June 16 at Lois Ruth's home with good attendance.
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Jolly Sixteen
George Bootjer
Bootjer
Carl Arnold
Guy Clarke
Jake Stahl
Seasion
Home Guards
Lois Ruth
Toddlers Pattern 9282 Sundress and Bonnet
One yard of cotton makes a cool sundress and matching bonnet in sizes 1, 2, 4, 6, 8. Size 6 uses 1 yard 35 inches for the dress and % yard for the bonnet. Optional ruffles. Send sixteen cents for pattern to Atlantic News Telegraph Pattern Dept New York. Include SIZE NAME ADDRESS STYLE NUMBER. Fifteen cents more for Marian Martin Summer Pattern Book.
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Atlantic News- Telegraph
Pattern Dept
Weat 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Marian Martin
Club Calendar item notices for upcoming meetings
Items for the club calendar include the B T club dessert luncheon at 806 Have Street on Monday morning and several meetings through Tuesday and Wednesday. Notable hosts are Mrs. Roy Preston Mrs. Harold Taylor Mrs. Dale Tanner Mrs. Elmer Pellett and Mrs. Alfred Remsen with topics on child welfare and meal planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. T. Club
Roy Preston
Have Street
League of Women Voters
Harold Taylor
Spruce Street
Misa Clare Hummell
State Department of Social Welfare
Iowa
Five-Mile Grove
Dale Tanner
Elmer Pellett
Maine
Matrona
Alfred Remsen
Chestnut Street
E. T. C. Club
Wilbur Auerbach
Sophie Ullerich
Walter Knop
Massena Community Clubs And Anniversaries Noted
Local clubs report a busy week with meetings at churches and Legion hall. Wedding anniversaries honored include Mr. and Mrs. Wray Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wagner in Massena, while Barbara Jean Betts and Lloyd W. Stoker wed in Whitier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wray Wilson
Ed Wagner
Hotel Bristow
Mrs. Wilson
Reno
Wagner
Cedar St
Atlantic
David Burkey
Massena
Wilson
Farmers Savings Bank
Casey
Barbara Jean Betts
Lloyd Betts
Whittier, Cal
Lloyd W. Stoker
Whittier
Betts
Community Club Notes Highlight Social Gatherings
The report lists Friendly Circle attendees with 10 members and two guests including Mrs Georgia McDonald of Omaha and Miss Ardith Moore of Conad Neb. High score held by Mrs Hans Moelck. Future events set with Mrs H J Chadwick and Mrs Ted Cooley hosting. Wieta Club planned Red Cross donation and Sunday picnic. P E T Club hosted by Mrs Hugo Carbuhn with 23 members and three visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Wiese
A. ‘R. Robinson
Hans Moelck
H. J. Chadwick
Ted Cooley
Georgia McDonald
Omaha
Ardith Moore
Conad
Neb
Wilbur Dorsey
Wieta
Oliver Oatrus
Trena Tokhein
Leona Tibken
Red Cross
Jack Kersey
Margaret Switzer
P.E.T. Club
Hugo Carbuhn
Walnut
Barney Jave
Atlantic
Crochet Cardigan Pattern for Babies from 6 Months to 2 Years
Crochet this simple baby cardigan in 3 ply fingering wool. Pattern 911 provides set stitches and materials list. Send eleven cents and your name with address to Telegraph Needlecraft Dept New York. Add fifteen cents for the 32 page Needlecraft Catalog with 188 illustrations.
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Atlantic News- Telegraph
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Local Club Notes Highlight Summer Offseason Plans
George Gross and daughter Betty attended a club session with prize results for high low and traveling awards. Church groups hosted a Baptist Aid clean up and Loyalist Circle reviewed an America study book. Sgt Simeon Smith honored near Camp Carson with a basket supper, WSCS met at the church with hat prizes, and Anita clubs hosted O T Q and Ride-A-Wee Bridge events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gross
Betty
Sgt. Smith
Art Barnholdt
Anita
Simeon Smith
Carson, Cole
van Harris
Adair
Jack Bell
Mother Bell
Viota
la Vonne Krough
Brayton
Beverly
Norma Jean Morgan
Council Bluffs
Fred Simon
Bernard Wood
Tommy
Bill Simon
Henry Simon
Guy Smith
John Wheatley
WSCS
Harley Miller
Harry Dressler
Earl Holton
Des Moines
Frank Weimer
Harold Smith
Cynthia ‘Blue
Mias Nettie Steinmetz
Summer Pinochle Club Hosts Evening Outing
Mesdames Rex Miller Beatrice Heckman Donald Mehiman Wayne Jewett Glen Highley entertained the winners Mesdames Elmer Scholl Floyd Dem ent A R Robinson Guy Stein metz Paul Kelloway by taking them to the Adair picture show and Sparling cafe lunch. Mrs Lulu Alvord hosted the Pinochle group with four guests. High score by Mrs RR Arnett. Lunch served. Last meeting for the summer month.
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Rex Miller
Beatrice Heckman
Donald Mehiman
Wayne Jewett
Glen Highley
Elmer Scholl
Floyd Dement
A. R. Robinson
Guy Steinmetz
Paul Kelloway
Adair
Sparling Cafe
Lulu Alvord
Donald Chadwick
Dan Spiker
Homer Millhollin
H. J. Chadwick
R. R. Arnett
Fatal Motorcycle Crash Fatal to Barbara Spiegel at 14
Des Moines reports Barbara Ann Spiegel, 14, of Waterloo died from injuries after a motorcycle she rode on collided with a car east of Cedar Falls on highway 218. The rider, 17 year old Robert Cook of Waterloo, was driving the bike when the accident occurred. Police attributed the fatal injuries to the crash. The Spiegels are cited as the immediate family.
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Des Moines
TNS
Barbara Ann Spiegel
E. B. Spiegel
Waterloo
Robert Cook
Cedar Falla
Iowa Woman Dies in Highway Wreck Near Rockwell City
Mrs. Marion Blanchfield 46 of Knierim Ia died in a highway 20 collision east of Rockwell City. Her husband and daughter were hospitalized and a second vehicle driven by Roy Deibert of Sac City was involved.
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Rockwell City
Marion Blanchfield
Knierim
Highway 20
Blanchfield
Roy Deibert
Sac City
Emergency extension in river counties announced
The Office of Price Administration extends the emergency period in 18 river counties of Iowa and Nebraska until July 5. Omaha district OPA director John G. Aldrich cited widespread destruction and manpower shortages that slow rehabilitation as the reason for the extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
INS
Office of Price Administration
Iowa
Nebraska
John G. Aldrich
Tistrict Opa
Aldrich
Anita News Briefs From Local Area
Anita reports include L Newton attending the national republican convention as a delegate. Mrs Art Petersen and son Robert visited relatives in West Liberty. Betty Karra Joens works nights at Arnett cafe. Mr and Mrs A R Inhofe return to San Diego after visiting brother W B Inhofe.
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Anite
L .Newton Jefteriday
Chicago
Art Petersen
Robert
West Liberty
Betty Karna Joens
Arnett
A. R. Inhofe
San Diego
Cal
W. B. Inhofe
Two 17 year olds jailed for jail break in Iowa
Two 17 year old Portland Ora youths Elwin Lee Brackin and Edward Jay Myer received one year penitentiary terms for breaking out of Page county jail Iowa. They were arrested at Council Bluffs after fleeing June 16 three hours earlier and found in possession of an auto stolen from Sutherland Nebraska and sent to Clarinda jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Portland, Ora
Page County
Elwin Lee Brackin
Edward Jay Myer
Council Bluffs
Sutherland
Neb
Clarinda
Benny Overseas Return From Illness Headed Abroad
Chicago comedian Jack Benny recovers from a heavy cold that confined him to his hotel room for days. He plans to go overseas in a few weeks with a troupe that will include harmonica player Larry Adier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny
Chicago
Jack Benny
Larry Adier
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Ellery Queen
Ellery Smith
Japan
War Industrial
John F. Wright
Latter
Hermione
James Haight
Lola
Lenvevaraea
le Heron
Tea Rhome
Jim” Haight
Contra
Bere
Frank Lioy Weewa Focner Guuver
Chapter
John Fraft
Carter Bradford
Cart
Carter
Walt
Wright Driveway
Jim Haight
Queen
Hollis
Mark Doodle
Grover
Hallowe'en
Huser
Wright House
Luthe, Brown & Co
King Features Syndiate
Father-In-Aw
Audubon County
Wheel Drake
Alva Wright
Whitney
Methodist
C. W. Hohanshelt
E. W. Fackler
M. R. Bendorf
Edna Thomson
Loyalty and Hope Circle
Women's Society of Christian Service
H. B. Cavenaugh
Vedane
Lyle Parkin
George Brown
Harriet Joyce
Mexico
Fidelity Circle
Clarence Pellett
Gail Kay
Paul Milford
Frank Pellett
Friendship Circle
Ronald Gladson
Cumberland Club
Ora
David
Doris Ann Schrader
Fred Rogers
Walter Hilyard
Lon Hines
Chris Hansen
Hines
Harry Chaney
Edna Denham
Priscilla Club
Barney Waggoner
United Service Women of America
Legion Hall
Barbara Betta
Adair Seldier
F. W. Fett
Emerson Fett
W. R. Burr
Roscoe Wark
Twin Falls Idaho
Theodore Richter
George Harry
Karl Correll
Daisy Garden Club
Lloyd Canteel
Lela Boos
Lola Casteel
Phillip Parkinson
Adair Hospital
Ezra Porter
Carl Krasch
Clarence Boos
Henry Chapman
Will Behnken
Alaska
Betty Alexander
Chris Petersen
Ralph Pinkham
Iring Wheeler
Anna Jensen
Baptist Aid
Loyalty Circle
L. B. Whitney
Stella Murray
America
Gerald Snyder
Lem Jensen
Ben Porter
Meadames Wm. Kirkham
C. H. Bartley
Ed. Newton
Pratt and
Roy Parker
O.T.Q
Meadames John Wheatley
John Bell
Roscoe Smith
Lavonne Kroegh
Beverly Morgan
Sherrill Wheatley
Ruth Bell
A. G. McCrory
Henry Reed
Ride-A-Wee Bridge Club
Anita News Briefs
News-Telegraph
Nurse
Oxfords
Steve Yy Saud
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