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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1946
Page
2
Wanamaker Named Engineer Of Garrison Dam District
Col Wanamaker to head new engineers district for Garrison dam project on the Missouri River with headquarters at Garrison North Dakota. Four contracts worth nearly 6 million dollars already let for the reserve project providing irrigation storage hydro electric power flood control and navigation benefits. Wanamaker formerly deputy division engineer and led Denison flood control work before wartime duty in the south Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missourd Nwer
Col
Wow. Wanamaker
Lewis A. Pick
Col. Wanamaker
Great Reservoir
Fort Peck
Omaha
Yellowstone River
North Dakota South Dakota Line
James River
North Dakota
Garrison
No D
Garrison Reserve
Gen. Pick
Denison
Tex
South Pacific
West Point
Pacific
Richard E. Byrd
Army Air Forces Training Offers Best Equipment and Pay
The notice promotes aviation training with up to date equipment and good pay in the Regular Army. It reports over 750,000 already enlisted and urges readers to reach an Army Camp or Post or Recruiting Station to learn more and join toward a million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army Air Forces
U. S. Army
Elk Horn Visitors From Far and Near
Elk Horn residents welcomed relatives and friends over the weekend. Walt Moeller and family visited Clara and Anna Frederickson’s apartment. Lena Gregersen of Fresno plans an extended stay. Oswald Petersen and three children from Enumclaw are visiting his mother Lena Petersen for about a month. Petersen clan gathered Sunday evening marking 14 years since leaving Elk Horn. Mrs. Simon Aarons of Evans en route from Blair church convention stopped, formerly Amelia Petersen. Rodney Larsen from Washington visits grandmother Amanda Larsen for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Horn
Walt Moeller
Maine
Clara
Anna Frederickson
Lena Gregersen
Fresno
Cal
Oswald Petersen
Enumclaw
Wash
Lena Petersen
Fik Horn
Petersen
Simon Aarons
Evans
Minn
Blair
Neb
Aarons
Amelia Petersen
Rodney Larsen
Washington
Amanda Larsen
Maryland Senator Nomination Victory for O Conor Reported
The Associated Press notes Governor Herbert R. O Conor leads in Maryland Democratic primary for the open Senate seat once held by George L. Radcliffe. Maryland voters also back William Preston Lane in the governor’s race as D with a wide margin. In North Dakota and Indiana, races for Senate seats and a Republican governor nomination are also underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Herbert R. O'Conor
Maryland
George L. Radcliffe
Senate
North Dakota
Indiana
M. Clifford Townsend
Raymond E. Willis
William F. Jenner
O’conor
Radcliffe
Cio-Pac
Union
William Preston Lane
D. John Markey
Joseph Allison Wilmer
la Plata
Theodore R. McKeldin
Baltimore
Herman L. Mills
Hagerstown
William F. Langer
Milton R. Young
Langer
Young
John Moses
J. B. Bridston
Gerald P. Nye
P. W. Lanier
Margo
Neighbors Help George Garnett With Corn Plowing
Neighbors came to Garnett farm last Thursday to plow his corn using eight tractors. Ejler and Russell Anderson Carl Nielsen Bernard Wulf Nile Akers Earl Cavender Alonzo Kilworth Harold Akers Earlhart Jensen assisted, while Mrs Akers Mrs Nielsen and Mrs Nielsen provided lunch ice cream and cake. Garnett has been unable to work due to his illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Garnett
Ejler
Russell Anderson
Carl Nielsen
Bernard Wulf
Nile Akers
Earl Cavender
Alonzo Kilworth
Harold Akers
Earlhart Jensen
E. Jensen
Garnett
Edith Smith from Ironwood stops in WI for Greeley trip
Edith Smith a music instructor from Ironwood Michigan formerly at Inca school travels through Wiota en route to Colorado State College in Greeley. She has completed an organ course and spent a year near Detroit at Huntington Woods leaving Wiota in 1942.
Funeral Notices Chronicle Multiple Rites and Graves
Funeral notices list services for Mrs. William Woodward Loyd W Lindsey Mrs Henry Lloyd and Max C Falconer with officiants at Taylor Roland Peacock Baxter Audubon Anita and other cemeteries. Casket bearers pallbearers and graveside rites noted along with floral offerings and flag presentation. Signs advise drivers to slow for curves and speed limits to prevent accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Fenske
First Congregational Church
William Woodward
Taylor Funeral Home
Fxira
William Schworm
E. H. Jeffrey
Carlos Woodward
Donald Woodward
Edward Lewis
Russell Lewis
Loyd W. Lindsey
Roland, Peacock & Baxter
H. G. Darling
Church of Christ
Aileen Mauk
Kathleen Comes
Carl Litterst
Old Rugged Cross
American Legion
Atlantic Cemetery
Art Schimmele
Graham Wallace
George Behrends
Floyd Quick
Lester Bowen
Paul Dahlberg
Audubon
Henry Lloyd
Methodist Church
C. H. Orr
Audubon Cemetery
Anita
Max C. Falconer
Clyde Falconer
M. D. Summerbell
Phil McCosh
James McCosh
Rosalie Scholl
Pauline Gissible
Janece Watson
Mesdames
Carl Moore
Harold Smith
M. D. Summer
Rex Turner
Max
Claude Smither
Storm hits Anita causing extensive property damage
A severe electrical and wind storm struck Anita around 11 p m damaging homes and blowing out windows. A small twister touched down in the southeast, ripping trees and limbs, destroying fruit trees at the Karns place and wrecking a porch at Horace Smart’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
Hayes Redburn
Hans Christensen
Chas. Wilson
Henry Karna
Karns
Horace Smart
Winterset Robert Frederick Leads Salvation Army Drive
Winterset attorney Madison county resident Robert Frederick chairs the Salvation Army campaign. The county quota has been set at 1900 dollars for the fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winterset
Robert Frederick
Madison County Salvation Army
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Cassfair
Atlantic
Atlantic Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ray Backman
Robinson Hardware
Garrison, N. D
U.S. Army
Sheridan Ave
Shenandoah
Atlantic Post Office
ELK Horn News
America
Studebaker
Pltwar Studebaker
Deer Crounds
Bell Motor Company
Walnut St
WIOTA
Lindsey Rites
Mrs. Lloyd
Max Falconer
HEADS
Roger Babson
Atlantic News-Telegraph
Wm. M. Scholl
Dr. Scholl
Frank Tompkin
Bullock's
Christensen
Khtkirktwkakhadttsik
Stor Christensen
the News-Telegraph
George Askey
Phillips ‘66
Harold Herbert
Phillips Bulk
Cities Service
Phillips
Neiens
Fritz Husmann
Neiens Station
Amie
Phillips Service
West 7Th Street
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