Baxter-Carl Nuptials Highlight Timely Social
Barbara Ann Baxter wed Richard H. Carl in a 9 30 morning ceremony at SS Peter and Paul Church. Attendants wore petal pink gowns as a four tier cake welcomed 150 guests at the Hotel Whitney reception. The couple plans a Colorado honeymoon then Atlantic summer visit. Barbara taught at Nichols and Richard attends the University of Iowa. Lane Lary wedding at St Pauls Lutheran follows with a weeklong Colorado trip planned.
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Alice Moore
Donis Guttenfelder
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Richard Diciffe
Géhlémt
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Jim Witte
Harold al
Hotel Whitney
Roberts Howard
Nancy Emmert
Roberts
Long City
Ed Pinch
Dale Meyers
Betty Malloy
Independente
Barbara Teig
Atlantic
Dave Clark
Columbus
Colorado
Carl
Nichols
University of Iowa
Five Mile Grove Community Club CalendarSnack
Club calendar entries include a Tuesday 10 a.m. deadline for publication. a family picnic at 6 30 p.m. at Clarence Pellett farm. Wednesday initiation practice for Women of the Moose at 8 15 a.m. at the lodge. Thursday Buck Creek Service class at 7 30 p.m. with Mr and Mrs Clarence Smith. Mrs Will McCrory hosting. Guild of Martha picnic at Sunnyside Park at 6 p.m.. Rebekah lodge meeting at 8 p.m. with initiatory drill team work.
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Buncyside Park
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Jorgensens mark 30th with Elk Horn open house
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Jorgensen of Elk Horn plan an open house at Elk Horn Lutheran church on Wednesday evening June 28 at 7 3 p m to celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary. The couple wed June 26 1907 at the Elk Horn church and have three sons Alvin of Indiana Indianapolis Alvin of Louisville Kentucky and Dr Gerald Jorgensen of Forest City plus seven grandchildren.
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Elk Horn
Elk Horn Lutheran Church
Minnie Rasmussen
Peter Rasmussen
Hans J. Jorgensen
Kimballton
T. H. Jersid
Printed pattern 9972 for women sizes 36 to 50
Advertisement lists Marian Martin pattern 9972 with women sizes 36 36 40 42 44 46 48 50. Notes fabric usage 4% yards for size 36 at 35 inches. Price thirty five cents per pattern plus five cents extra for first class mail. Mail to The Atlantic News Telegraph Pattern Dept. 232 West 18th Street New York NY. Include name address zone size and style number.
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Crosby Calls Networks Airing Musical Trash
Bing Crosby accuses radio and TV networks of airing musical trash under pressure from BMI. He says talented songwriters are crowded out as ASCAP fights BMI in a monopoly inquiry. BMI VP Burton defends the company and counters Crosby’s claims as part of a broader dispute.
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Embroider apron or two fabrics pattern 636 notice
Tissue pattern and transfers for SCRAPS INTO APRON pattern 636 offered by mail. Send name address zone and pattern number to P O Box 161 Old Chelsea Station New York New York 11 at first class mail rate.
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New York
N. Y
Iowans Face Rise in Auto Insurance Rates
An Iowa Daily Press Association report explains why motorists see higher auto insurance costs. It notes increased state liability minimums, wider rate hikes by stock and mutual companies, and sharper increases for young drivers under 25 in Des Moines. It also cites national trends, with insurers citing rising claim costs, court awards, repairs, and traffic density as drivers of higher premiums.
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DES Moines
IDPA
Iowa
Mary
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Vetteres Family Visits Minneapolis Relatives
Mr and Mrs Joe Vet terse Jr and daughter Bush of Minneapolis spent the weekend with his parents Joe Vet teres Sr They will be joined home by their children Mary and Tommy who have been visiting their grandparents
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Joe Vetters Jr
Bush
Minneapolis, Minn
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Japan aims to boost peaceful trade with China to 200 million
Prime Minister Nohbusuke Kishi said Japan seeks 200 million dollars yearly in peaceful goods trade with Communist China, up from 140 million, with 60 million exports and 80 million imports. He reiterated no plan to recognize Peiping or seat China at the UN while noting U S talks set a right direction.
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Peiping
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Eisenhower
United States
Funeral Services Held for Louis J. Holste at Victoria
Memorial services for Louis J. Holste, 70, were conducted at 2 p.m. Friday at St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed Church in Victoria township with Rev. Paul Niedermeyer officiating. Casket bearers included Virgil Boos Wendell Blakely Erwin Holste Gwendell Holste Rex Underward and Ronald Holste. Burial followed in Victoria cemetery. Mrs. Gerald Wollenhaupt sang Beyond The Sunset and Sweet Hour Of Prayer. Flowers arranged by Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Bernhardt and Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Johnston.
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Service Members on Leave From Monterey and Fort Hood
Sgt. Duane Flug visits his parents on short leave from Monterey California and will report to Baltimore Maryland for specialist school. Pvt. Marvin D Hackwell spends eight weeks in training with the 4th Armored Division at Fort Hood Texas. Chester Gale Bartelt is stationed.
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Dan Flug
Monterey
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Marvin D Hackwell
4Th Armored Division
Ft. Hood
Tex
Chester Gale Bartelt
Notable Star Sire Spends 30 Day Leave at Parent Home
In Los Angeles a famed Broadway figure, known as a candle designer of the era, is said to be on a 30 day leave residing with his parents Mr and Mrs George A Bartell. The piece notes Diamond Jim Brady as an ardent admirer and references stage star Lillian Russell.
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George A. Bartell
Jim Brady
Russell
Lillian Russil
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