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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1958
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a meeting or session across multiple states including Iowa Missouri Kansas and Nebraska with references to Wednesday and orders or directives. The readable bits are sparse and vague about participants topics or outcomes.
Pymosa Ski Hi club named hayride arrangers for June meeting and formed junior and senior demonstration teams. Talks covered rural population decline. 28 members attended. Washington Workers reported on camp and gifts. June meeting set for June 23 at Hansen home. Franklin Farmerettes planned July camp with bake sale and dairy princess candidate named. Demonstrations covered crafts, cushions, pillow covers, flower arrangements and shelves.
Pattern 9122 details require 358 yards of fabric for size 16 2. Mail 50 cents plus 5 cents per pattern for first class to Marian Martin pattern dept in New York. Lincoln Lincolnettes June meeting at Lincoln Center hall included plans for local camp and show on July 25 with judges and alternates named. 4-H reports from Iowa State Ames convention lists multiple clubs and attendees led by Joyce Sheriff.
Cass county Ameri can Red Cross chapter schedules its annual meeting for Wednesday July 2 at 6 30 p m at Van s Chal and Chew in Atlantic Chapter chairman Dewey Kuiken urges all contributors of 1 or more to attend and all directors to be present Reservations by July 1 at the Atlantic chapter headquarters by mail or phone.
A Dutch freighter laden with 400 tons of U S explosives bound for Pakistan, Iraq and Iran was abandoned after an explosion and fire. Captain Ven Den and 10 crew swam ashore near the Indian coast southeast of the Pakistan border about 140 miles from Karachi. One crewman was injured and ship damage estimated at one to two million dollars. Don’t drive if you drink.
The Atlantic area reports reunions for classes of 1938 1933 and 1926. About 50 from 1938 attended a Friday get acquainted gathering at the Moose lodge and 60 at Sunday dinner. The 1933 group held a 25th at the City club with 48 members and 92 for dinner. The 1926 cohort met Sunday at the Elles club with 67 dinner guests and plans for a 40th reunion in 1966.
Calendar items list push to submit club notices by 18 a m. YWCA flower class at public library 2 p.m. Moose ladies social hour 8 15 p.m. Lotus Rebekah lodge at seven p m. VFW Auxiliary at post HQ 8 p.m. social hour after, April to June birthdays honored. Casey Groups WSCS circles met with Mrs Caltrider and Mrs Williams. officers elected include Don Rading Theron Herriott Stanley Whetstone. Lunch served. several devotion and skit presentations noted. new officers Don Slayton Dwayne Whetstone and others named.
Pattern offer for 24 motifs 2 x 24 inches suitable for clothes linens bibs curtains. Includes easy embroidery and applique. Send 35 cents per pattern plus 5 cents for first class mailing to P O Box 161 Old Chelsea Station New York NY. Print pattern number name address and zone.
Eastbound No 8 at 12 05 a m and No 10 the Carn Belt Rocket at 42 15 p m show the timetable. Westbound No 98 the Corn Belt Rocket appears with its schedule.
Bus schedules list Eastbound and Westbound services for Overland Greyhound Lines at Union Bus Depot. Times show Express and 0:40 a.m. style departures with morning and afternoon options including 7:40 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. connections.
A Massena group met Wednesday at the Christian church with 19 present. Mrs. Conrad McKee provided refreshments as the ladies worked on quilting projects and shared social time during the gathering.
The United Evangelical Lutheran Church approved a $257 000 forward phase in a Christian higher education fund at its annual convention in Blair Nebraska The Trinity Theological Seminary at Dubuque Iowa is among institutions to benefit from the fund.
Admission list shows Philip Thielen and John Westbrook among sick and injured at Atlantic Memorial hospital with several others from Adair Lewis Wiota and Masena. Other patients receive care at Methodist Omaha and nursing homes with releases noted for Ernest Foster and Bob Artist from Des Moines hospital.
G J Schuler supervisor of Iowa Circuit No 1 will visit the Atlantic congregation July 16 to give Bible counsel and instruction. The climax will be a public talk Sunday evening July 6 at 7 p.m. at the Farm Bureau building with the topic Meeting the Needs of Life Seekers.
The Rev. Clement M Rowe attends the annual Methodist conference at Collegate Methodist Church in Ames this week. Gideon will bring the message at Grant Church next Sunday June 29. The WSCS of Grant Church sponsors a mother daughter tea next Thursday afternoon June 26. all are invited. Start sooner drive slower live longer.
Charles Beeck Massena enters Jennie Edmundson hospital in Council Bluffs for surgery Tuesday morning. Ed Wagner, patient at Des Moines General hospital, is visited by sisters Mrs. Clara Koob Mrs. Luther Hensley of Omaha and Mrs. W F Kirkhem with Mrs. William Bang ham of Anita. Wagner expected to be released Tuesday.
Newlyweds Mr and Mrs Max Ohms had their wedding trip halted Sunday after a collision between Ohms car and a vehicle driven by Gene Swartz of Ames. They resumed travel soon after borrowing a car from the bride s father John B Augustine.
France unveils the carrier Clemenceau with a speed of 32 knots in a ceremonial launch. The vessel marks a milestone in naval capability and showcases modern aviation ships in the French fleet.
Moscow radio praised U.S. conductor Leopold Stokowski for leading the Leningrad Philharmonic in a successful Monday night concert in Leningrad. Agnes Chase, 88, has been awarded an honorary college degree from the University of Illinois and is cited as a top American botanist at the Smithsonian. The Arctic shows a gradual warming trend with moderate climate shifts over a decade per the Canadian Northern Affairs report.
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