Mrs Schwalbe Rites Held at St John’s Casey
Funeral services for Mrs. Carl Schwalbe 88 were conducted at St. John’s Lutheran church Casey by Rev. W D Tolson. Burial followed in Oakwood cemetery with pallbearers named. She was born in Germany December 14 2006 and died June 19 at Casey. She arrived in the U S 64 years ago and lived in Casey since 1945. Survivors include three sons Oscar William Arthur and five daughters Ida Ella Mary Lily and others. Offerings were for the Lutheran Home for the Aged and for chancel carpeting.
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Casey
Carl Schwalbe
St. John’s Lutheran Church
W. D. Tolson
Arnold Krause
Mildred Hogan
Sam Dalzell
Harry Evans
Lutheran Home For
Vinton
Iowa
Oakwood
Pete Rasmussen
William Hughes
Charlies Rupperie
John Hoepner
Don Funke
Ira Bakerink
Pauline Neumann Schwalbe
Germany
Atlantic
Oscar
Iowa Park
Tex
William
Arthur
Kirkwood
Ida
Ella Miller
Anna Parker
Grinnell
Mary Harshaw
Lily Cronin
Creston
MLLS READY TO SIGN WASHINGTON ANTITRUST BILLS
Two measures aim to tighten Sherman Act enforcement. One bill would raise the maximum fine from 8000 to 50000 dollars and keep the existing one year prison limit. The other would authorize the government to sue for actual damages from Sherman and Clay-04 violatio ns. Officials report broad support as Congress considers the proposals.
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MLLS
Washington
George Biggs Rites Thursday
Funeral services for George Biggs 81 held Thursday at the Anita Church of Christ with Richard Robinson officiating. Interment at Anita Evergreen cemetery. he died Tuesday afternoon at Potter Nursing home after a stroke. He was born Feb 20 1874 in Wooster Ohio and survived by four daughters three sons and numerous relatives.
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Anita
Anita Church of Christ
George Biggs
Potter Nursing Home
Richard Robinson
Wayne Cameron
Wayne Sisler
Cloyce Tupper
Sidney Larsen
Rugged Cross
Beautiful Isle
Wilbur Jemmings
John Roots
Tom Rathman
Paul Kelly
Anita Evergreen Cemetery
George Henry Biggs
Wooster
Ohio
Peter
Mary Saunders Biggs
Omaha
Julia Ann Exiine
Royce Biggs
Stover
Myra Turner
Bess Bangham
Cleveland
Lydia Kelly
Creston
Card of Thanks from Mrs Earl B Smiley
I sincerely thank friends relatives and neighbors for flowers cards letters and acts of kindness during my hospital stay. Special thanks to the birthday club for the beautiful roses.
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Birthday Club
Earl B. Smiley
Cheyenne and area residents reported ill or injured
SICK and INJURED Permer Meseenen John Dougherty of Cheyenne is seriously ill at the veterans hospital after major surgery. Mrs. G. H. Allen and Mrs. Mary Aldag are patients at Atlantic Memorial hospital after falls. Several others released from local hospitals include W. Arnold Nelson and Nancy Munn. In Griswold Charles Robinson was taken to Des Moines Veterans hospital. Leah DeWitt, five, suffered eye injury from an arrow and is receiving Chicago specialists care.
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Permer Meseenen
John Dougherty
Cheyenne
Wyo
Massena
Veteran's Hospital
G. H. Allen
LaVis
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Mary Aldag
Wiote
Yesteray
W. Arnold Nelson
Nancy Munn
East Seventh Street
Lloyd Segrist
East Third Street
James Wedemeyer
Locust Street
Don Wood
Dianna Lynne
Cedar Street
Shirley Gaines
Stephen Spicer
Maine
J. C. Dugan
Lewis
Nancy McLuep
Veterans’ Hospital
Griswold
Charles Robinson
Faye Robinson
Des Moines Veterans Hospital
Alva Doolittle
Leah
Edward DeWitt
Griswold and Lewis
Rock Falls
Chicago
Funeral Rites Held For Leghry And Hanssen
Rites conducted at Rose Hill church and First Evangelical Lutheran church for Leghry and John B Hanssen. Rev Mayo Proctor and Rev G Dohrmann officiated with interment in Rose Hill cemetery and Franklin Township Lutheran cemetery respectively. Attendants included Mrs Mere dith Walker and choir members with floral sponsors listed.
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John B. Hanssen
Cumberland
John
Hanssen
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
G. Dohrmann
Bruno Behrends
Harold Wickey
Walter Tibben
Karen Behrends
John Martens
Jesus
Wiliam Paeese
Burisl
Franklin Twp
Japan May Propose Talks On Repatriation Of Japanese
Vice Foreign Minister Sunao Gonade said Japan may propose farm talks with the Red China regime within three weeks to discuss repatriation of Japanese nationals on the mainland. Japan estimates about 51,000 are still on the mainland. The statement marks a possible shift toward formal talks with the Communist government. Sonoda cited humanity as the reason for Japan taking the initiative. Don’t drive if you drink.
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Tokyo
Sunao Gonade
Berger
Japan
Red Ching
China
Sonoda
Local News Briefs From Anita and area
Local items report visits and travels of residents and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Broderick of Anita visited the McGraw home on Hickory street. Mrs. Ralph Anderson left for Denver after visiting Brayton. Mrs. Henderson returned home to Englewood after visiting her parents. The Beckers and son left for Burbank California after visiting James Enright. Richard Anderson and daughter left for a two week vacation in northern Minnesota. George Bailey of Calgary is visiting his sister in Anita. Nels H. Nelson funeral attendees included Miss Mary Nelson and Mrs. Christensen. Themes arrived here and Mrs. Spencer joined her husband returning to Sunnyvale after her father’s death. Marcella Carter returned from Los Angeles junior college. Local court matters and private practice notes.
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Mike Broderick
Anita
McGraw Home
Hickory Street
Denver
Ralph Anderson
Inlaw
Myron Larsen
Brayton
Ross Henderson
Englewood, Colo
Mrs. Einer Hansen
Minnesota
Richard Anderson
Barbara
501
Pine Street
George Bailey
Calgary
Alberta
Canada
B. W. Robison
Bailey
Cass
Nels H. Nelson
Mary Nelson
Albert Lea, Minn
Rikke "Christensen
Sunnyvale
Calif
Spencer
J. B. Jipson
Marcella Carter
Lloyd Carter
Los Angeles
Junior College
Atlantic area notes and travel plans for local residents
The column covers residents preparing for sea travel to Europe aboard the Liberta, with a five week itinerary including England and France and return of Adele from the University of Paris. It also lists Justice Court fines for several individuals, details upcoming midget races at the Lowary track near Atlantic, and summer travel news for Atlantic residents including wedding attendance in New Wood, S C and ushers. The forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy weekend weather with 50s lows and 70s highs, plus no significant temperature change expected Sunday.
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New York
Europe
England
France
Adele
University of Paris
Weather Bureau
British Seamen End Three Week Wildcat Strike
Striking seamen in Britain called off their three week wildcat walkout that crippled Trans-Atlantic service. Southampton and Liverpool leaders urged a return to work as Alex Craig announced the vote to end the stoppage. The Queen Elizabeth sails to New York on Wednesday, breaking the strike’s impact on Cunard Lines.
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London
Britain
Southampton
Liverpool
Alex Craig
New York
Cunard Lines
National Union of Seamen
Gillette Probes Links Between Official and Fascist Group
Former Sen. Guy Gillette says he is examining whether a government security officer has ties to the founder of an organization listed as Fascist. Gillette, chief counsel for the Civil Service Subcommittee, notes the officer is on a subversive list and questions potential connections to past security program handling.
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Washington
Guy Gillette
D-lown
Gillette
Civil Service
U. S. Senate
Buseral
Atty
Devt
Era
Rethieas Eee
Three damage suits dismissed with prejudice in court
Plaintiffs Anna Mae Crites Jack Crites and Mrs Crites as executrix of the estate of her husband dismissed three damage suits against Delbert Gruske Atlantic and Wallace Haye Griswold filed May 23 1964 for injuries from a May 29 1962 auto crash one mile north of Grant on highway 71 Anna Mae Crites claimed 15000 for injuries pain suffering medical and hospital costs and 1900 for car damage Jack A Crites sought 15000 for neck and shoulder injuries and 500 medical expenses Mrs Crites sought 50000 for injuries and claimed the death of her husband in 1953 Only the Anna Mae Crites suit began in district court and was later halted pending out of court settlement.
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Delbert Gruske
Atlantic
Wallace Haye
Griswold
Anna Mae Crites
Jack Crites
Jack A. Crites
Congress Considers Pay Raises For House Members And Staff
A congressional committee recommends pay raises for most House members and House employees as part of the forthcoming appropriation bill. The plan aligns with a long standing policy that the House handles its own mining business. Senate related pay provisions may be added when the Senate bill arrives.
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Sion
House
Congress
Senate
Service Leadership School Grad at Ft Meade
Pfc Marion D Kaufmann son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Kaufmann graduated June 28 from Leadership School on the Post at Fort Meade Md with 24 days of training. He will return to the base for further service.
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Wassena
Marion D. Kaufmann
Lewis Kaufmann
Ft. Geo. G. Meade Md
Salesmen Guests at Fourth Annual Chamber Smoker
One hundred and sixty one businessmen and traveling salesmen attended the dinner completing the fourth annual Chamber of Commerce salesmen smoker at the Atlantic Golf and Country club. The afternoon featured a golf tournament with eight players. after dinner Dale Whiteman welcomed attendees and noted an exhibition by Red Faust. Prizes were awarded to several salesmen including Les Murphy, Harry Galloway, Ken Withey, and Norm Craven.
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Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Golf and Country Club
Dale ‘Whiteman
Presid
Robert
Red) Faust
Les Murphy
Harry Galloway
Ken Withey
Norm Craven
Blood drives surpass million pint mark since 1846
Since 1846 the American Red Cross reports collecting over 1 million pints of blood for civilian use and 6 percent for military needs amid ongoing donor efforts and wartime relief.
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American Cross
Congressmen Considering Higher Expense Allowances
Washington lawmakers who voted themselves a year increase may push larger emoluments for postage stationery long-distance calls and other office costs. A 912 1310 year research assistant and extra annual raises were among recommendations by the House Administration Committee.
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Congress
House Administration
Inclu
Iowa State Director Hull to Lead Education TV Survey
Richard B Hull of Iowa State University is appointed to head a nationwide survey on educational television at the Education Television and Radio Program Center in Ann Arbor Michigan funded by the Fund for Adult Education. The Iowa State Board of Education approves a one year leave for Hull starting September to complete the assignment. Also noted a rise in working wives from 6 percent in 1900 to 15 percent in 1980 and about one in four today.
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Richard B. Hull
Iowa State
Ann Arbor
Mich
Fund For Adult Education
Iowa State Board of Education
Hull
U. S
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