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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1964
Page
2
Abby replies about a sister who works on a farm in a bra, suggesting modest attire though realistic, and a teen who offers unpaid babysitting to help her exhausted parents. The columnist notes practicality and gratitude, urging consideration of family needs over propriety.
A reader asks who should remove storm windows and install screens when living in a rental. Abby replies that unless the contract specifies, the owner is responsible. The letter includes a note about sending for Abby’s booklet and a personal reply option.
Hailstorms last Friday and Saturday damaged farms in the area. A barn on the Clifford Holiday farm, windows broken at the Richard Bernhardt farm, and damage at the Earl Mills and Bert Perrin farms include a blown antenna. Telephone service disrupted for hours and crops severely damaged.
The News Telegraph invites applications from correspondents for the Anita area. Those interested should contact the N T office. Mrs. Carl Millard is no longer correspondent for the N T in Anita. Extra copies of The Atlantic News Telegraph should be ordered in advance.
Hul dah Clark a 17 year old Negro girl who studied in Moscow during 1961 62 was arrested in Newark New Jersey for allegedly interfering with police taking her younger brothers into custody The brothers aged 9 and 14 were picked up for throwing firecrackers Clark says she only asked to wait so she could call her father down The incident happened near the Clark home They and her brothers were charged with juvenile delinquency Clark had studied in the Soviet Union after her father met Khrushchev in New York in 1960 and complained of Jim Crow education Khrushchev offered her free schooling in the Soviet Union
World War I hero Sgt Alvin York is on the critical list at Veterans Hospital Nashville due to pneumonia in his right lung and falling blood pressure. A hospital spokesman cites possible causes including a prior clot or blood infection as the 76 year old Medal of Honor winner fights illness after a June 19 admission for internal bleeding and a return home to Pall Mall, Tennessee, previously awaited.
Bamboo presents a wide range of forms from towering giants up to 120 feet long and 12 inches in diameter to diminutive varieties only a few inches tall. Different species exhibit diverse growth patterns and uses.
Delta Zeta Delta Zeta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held its first summer social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Jacob with 39 members and families. The July social committee includes Mrs. Lowell Yager Mrs. Keith Bratteig Mrs. Glen Stout and Mrs. Bud Johnson. New officers will be elected at the next meeting July 28.
Judith Walker of Avoca was installed as worthy advisor of the Order of Rainbow for Girls. Her sister Tory served as installing marshal and other officers included Karen Wendt Sandra Randall Marius Paulsen Janet Aaberg and Frank Vierhus. Judith was escorted by her father and Cathy Amidon sang You'll Never Walk Alone.
Items for the club calendar must reach this office by 9:30 a.m. on publication day. Thursday Homemakers Circle meets with Mrs Clifford Christensen with roll call on habits to break. Lotus Rebekah lodge at IOOF hall 8 p.m. VFW Auxiliary at court house 8 p.m. with new officers. birthday party after. Rainbow Girls 7 p.m. at Masonic temple. Friday War Mom party 8 p.m. at Amvets hall. public invited with prizes and lunch. Sunday Five Mile Grove Community Club family picnic supper 6 p.m. at Sunnyside park hosted by Mrs Dale Leander and Mrs Willard Rumery. drink and ice cream provided.
A roster of individuals including Koos as treasurer Marcia Bledsoe as drill leader Rita Sorensen as love Sharon Black religion Jamce Taylor nature Alva Gustafson immortality Declor es Schmidt fidelity Thea Schaaf patriotism Virginia Gardiner service Joan Beatty musician Catherine Olesen choir director Diane Maaseen conference observer Sandy Sievers outer observer Colleen Rader and Mother advisor Mrs Mervin Schaaf appears as participants or roles for a local gathering or committee with various titles and duties.
Suzy Pelzer and Richard Robson united in a candlelight ceremony at Marne Methodist church on June 5. Attendants wore hot pink silk organza. wedding party included sisters, cousins, and friends from Atlantic, Des Moines, Maine, and Boston. After a reception for 160, the couple resides in Ames while groom studies at Iowa State.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Kimpel of Adair announce the engagement of their daughter Anna to Jerry Dorsey son of Mr and Mrs Donald Dorsey of Anita. The wedding is planned for September.
A wedding event featured gifts from Carol Pelzer of Maine to the bride and from the fiancé’s sister Mrs Larry Kessler of Port Deposit Maryland. Numerous hostesses listed include Mrs Herb Johnson Mrs Bernard Hess Mrs Gerald Rogers Mrs Bob Goeken Mrs Art Goeken Mrs Melvin Hodge Mrs Marvin Brindley and others.
The Marne Gairden club hosted a Sunnyside park afternoon picnic on Friday with thirteen women and twenty six children, bingo played, and a community gathering marking the event.
The article notes Miss Hansen and Gary Foote of Stanton will wed June 28 at 3 30 pm at Mam- Pb Lutheran church in Stanton. A tea for the honoree was hosted by Ms Hansen's colleagues and relatives assisted with gifts. A scrap book of guest comments was made for the bride.
Shakespeare’s father, a glover and wool dealer, stood among Stratford upon Avon’s leading citizens.
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