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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1955
Page
7
A Tipton club case involving liquor use in a beer area was dismissed by Judge B J Maxwell after a refusal permit. The Tipton Golf and Crates faced a charge under state law, with the demurrer entered following the dismissal as the legal question lingered.
An inquiry into how spring hogs will perform by late July or August as market demand peaks. Discusses feed efficiency strategies to reduce costs and improve returns, with emphasis on aligning feeding plans to expected price momentum.
Esther Murphy of Guthrie Center and William Thielen of Atlantic wed at St Marys church Guthrie Center. After a Minnesota wedding trip they will live in Atlantic. Thelen worked at Guthrie Center hospital. Thigleo in Credit Bureau Atlague collection. Community groups held luncheons and programs at the Methodist church and various clubs met this week with dinners, prayers, and plans noted.
The Anna PEO EZ Chapter met Tuesday with Mrs. Kenneth Turner and Mrs. J. W. Budd hosting. Betty Parker and Nancy Beaver performed a vocal duet with Mrs. Raymond Lats present.
The Bridgewater calendar lists No-Bridge club luncheon at Hotel Whitney Cameo room. Atlantic Garden club with Mrs Irwinett and corsage work team includes several hosts. Various reunions showers and weddings are noted along with a large church marriage in Cedar Falls and multiple family gatherings across the area.
An advertisement invites readers to send thirty five cents per pattern to Marian Martin via The Atlantic News-Telegraph for AIA Pattern 0030 in sizes 12, yardage 35 inches, with payment in coil coin.
Britain and France sign a treaty with Lancaster New Hampshire as whaling fleets adopt helicopters to spot whales. The move marks a shift in whaling practices with aerial surveillance aiding fleet efficiency and conservation efforts.
Des Moines reports 331 new laws from the 1965 session with 80 taking effect immediately or by July 4. Key measures include sale of toy cap pistols legalized, creation of the Toll Road Authority, county extension councils, private club beer service, transient merchant licenses, and eligibility for federal health aid for Iowa hospitals. Governor Hoegh appointed several officials to lead major changes.
In the Transvaal town of Bterkloop a farm foreman perished five months ago as floodwaters rose. He scratched a final message inside his sun helmet with a knife before his death, according to local reports from Johannesburg.
The note alleges a pressured plea by Hannes Fourie born 1965 to his employer Mrs. Weihmann. Fourie’s body was found nine days after death near the Sterkloop River in Middleburg Transvaal, with a police sergeant locating key clues at the scene.
Gordon Keith of Windom Minnesota rushed from his home to Minneapolis to catch a flight to New York City and then to Newfoundland where his wife Ruth gave birth to triplet girls in a Gander hospital on Friday night. The father, 30, had recently traded his two bedroom house for a larger one after a doctor's report. The newborns Tara dis and a boy Bruce, 14 months, join the Keith family as they head toward Minnesota.
ELKHORN The Rev. Anders Hansen manager of Salem home will take in the absence of the Rev. Mr. Jensen as Rev. C. E. Jensen plans a visit to the Holy Land.
New York columnist HAL Boyle notes daydreams fade with age as fantasies shrink into small, practical dramas. He recalls personal examples like wishing for courageous feats but settling for everyday scenes such as handling a paycheck and joking with a teller.
A Chicago bride-to-be and June West Point graduate falls from a building in a shocking incident. Authorities investigate her motive as witnesses report a dramatic leap amid a city scene.
A partial OCR fragment describes a student incident where clothing was spotted by Sete and mistaken for a tree sample. The official notes the person should feel no effect for some time unless the item is kept close to the body.
The passage notes a belief that years of study have convinced modern astronomers the celestial bodies reach Earth from outer epacs. This reflects ongoing questions about cosmic material impacting our planet and the sources of such bodies.
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