Cedar Rapids Girl Wins Title Of Miss Iowa
Regina Prusha a 19 year old from Cedar Rapids won Miss Iowa at Arnolds Park over 15 rivals. She will compete in Miss Universe in Miami Beach July 6 to 16. Runups named Julia Olson Lanna Green Nancy Lou Norland Jo Carney. Cheryl Moeller Miss Congeniality. Parade and pageant drew thousands with bands and floats.
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Arnolds Park
Cedar Rapids
Regina Prusha
Miami Beach
Fla
Roof Garden Ballroom
Julia Olson
Irvin Olson
Spencer
Lanna Green
Dean E. Green
Prescott
Nancy Lou Norland
Louis Norland
Clarinda
Jo Carney
Clyde Carney
Centerville
Cheryl Moeller
Everly
Barbara Laurent
Eagle Grove
Sharon Zyistra
Och
Mountain Services for J C Mountain Held at Roland
Funeral services were held at 1 30 pm at the Roland funeral home for J C Mountain with Charles Dutton officiating. Organ selections by Mrs Walter Lyon included Ivory Palaces and Beyond the Sunset. Interment followed in Cumberland cemetery with Frank Tompkin Howard Kluever Harry Dunn B W Joyce Lee Nelson and J B Nelson as casket bearers.
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J. C. Mountain
Roland Funeral Home
Charles Dutton
Walter Lyon
Frank Tompkin
Howard Kluever
Harry Dunn
B. W. Joyce
Lee Nelson
J. B. Nelson
Cumberland Cemetery
Indonesia, Southeast Asia's largest nation by population
The Republic of Indonesia ranks as Southeast Asia's biggest and most populous nation. Its 92 million people represent a dozen ethnic groups, scattered across about 3,000 equatorial islands.
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Republic of Indonesia
Southeast Asia
Equatorial Islands
Travel Insurance Bureau Promises Comprehensive Coverage
Travel Insurance Bureau advertises travel and accident policies with medical coverage included for vacation travelers. The note urges readers to consider protection before taking trips and highlights plan features and benefits.
Going To Mexico With Jackie
First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy will visit Mexico starting June 29 for three days with President Kennedy. She will be joined by Letitia Baldrige and Pamela Turnure as aides and a plane load of newsmen and photographers will follow the Kennedys due to her interest in children and the arts.
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Mexico
Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy
Letitia Baldridge
White House
Pamela Turnure
Rogler Carstensen Nuptials Set For June Sixteen
In Atlantic, Karen Lee Rogler and Jack Roger Carstensen wed at St. Paul’s Lutheran in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev. C. M. Widebeck. Attendants included Dallas Ihnken, John Ihnken Jr., and Donald Nolte. guests came from multiple Iowa and Minnesota towns. The couple will reside at 410 West Fourth Street. both are employed locally. A separate miscellaneous shower honored Arlene Moller, who will wed Larry Wedemeyer on July 8.
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Dallas Shaken
Dallas Ihnken
John Ihnken, Jr
Donald Nolte
Linda
Tommy Nolte
Jack Smith
Council Bluffs
Gloria Bannick
Omaha
Robert Evans
Fred Sturdevant
Leo Nolte
Herluf Karstensen
Cecilia Nolte
Joyce Wedemeyer
Judy Nolte
Kathy Evans
Park Rapids
Minn
Grimes
Hamlin
Des Moines
Elliott
Extra
Elk Horn
Wiota
West Fourth Street
Atlantic Wholesale Grocery Company
Northwestern Bell Telephone Exchange
Arlene Moller
the Pines
Ora Moller
Laurence Nelson
James McDermott
Robert Nelson
Dale Nelson
Miss Moller
Larry Wedemeyer
Miss Muller
Arlin Muller
Walter Wedemeyer
Atlantic Garden Club Meeting and Lotus Rebekah Lodge Schedule
Club calendar notes due by 9 30 on publication day. Tuesday the Atlantic Garden Club meets with Mrs Curtis Masteller Sr at 2 pm. Mrs Sam Gibson has a travel program. Thursday Lotus Rebekah Lodge holds an 8 pm meeting honoring the past noble grand.
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Atlantic Garden Club
Curtis Masteller
Sam Gibson
Lotus Rebekah Lodge
Noble
Club Singer Pat Lynne In Critical Condition After Overdose
Philadelphia police seek to question Pat Lynne a night club singer and dancer known as Pat Kobalski about an overdose of sleeping pills amid threats following her Senate Investigations subcommittee testimony on B girls. She was hospitalized in critical condition after an operation to open her throat.
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Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Walter Ryan
Pat Kobalski
Pat Lynne
Graduate Hospital
Ryan
Lynne
Paul W. Hackett
Miss Lynne
Pat Lynne Hackett
Stanley Greenfield
Hackett
Greenfield
Miss Lynn
Metropolitan Hospital
Nord Brue to Represent Hawkeye Boys State This Summer
Nord Brue 17 elected Hawkeye Boys State governor earlier this month will attend Boys Nation in Washington on July 2027 with expenses paid by the Legion. He will join Gov Erbe at a Wisconsin military base in July and speak at the American Legion state convention in Davenport in August. His parents are Leslie and (Mrs.) Brue, farmers west of Audubon.
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Nord Brue
Audubon High School
Hawkeye
Nord
Leslie Brue
Audubon
American Legion Auxiliary
Hawkeye Girls
Wisconsin
Gov. Erbe
American Legion
Davenport
Iowa Legion
Boys Nation
Washington, D. C
Legion
Community Notes From Maryville And Surrounding Areas
Local readers hear of Rev. Whee lock serving as camp instructor in Montour. Trips bring L King cabin stays in Kenora and Bel kin family returns. Emma Wright visits Pryor with Lulu Franklin and Pauline. Rock Falls relatives visit Meda Sperry in town. Gifford cousins from Grand Forks call on friends. Kunze families attend Omaha picnic honoring Connie Kunze of Seattle. Gary Burnside enrolls at Maryville College. Reading hour starts July 5 for children four to six grade in the park with a reading prize. Lewis Federated Club sponsors.
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Lewis
B. Wheelock
Congregational Church
Montour
L. King
Kenora
Canada
George Belkin
Emma Wright
Pryor
Tex
Lulu Franklin
Pauline
Edward DeWitt
Gary
Lewis Federated Club
Griswold and Coin youths chosen as state 4-H health camp spirits
Judy Frazier of Griswold and Phil Gibson of Coin were named the two spirits of the Iowa 4-H health camp at Madrid. They were selected from among 9% campers from nearly every county and will promote spirit and leadership at next year’s camp. Gary Harmon of Elliott attended the concurrent 4-H conservation camp.
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Judy Frazier
Griswold
Dale Frazier
Phil Gibson
Coin
Iowa
Elliott
Bride Miss Drake Weds Don Kenworthy in Grant Ceremony
Mrs. Charlies Drake and Mrs. Howard Kenworthy helped open gifts as Judy Albright and Pamela Pitt played piano. Nancy Hackett and Judy registered 50 guests. Miss Drake, daughter of Charles Drake of Griswold, married A 3c Don Kenworthy, son of Howard Kenworthy, with the groom serving in the Air Force at Lowry Field.
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Grant
Miss Drake
Charles Drake
Griswold
A.S.T
Red Oak
Air Force
Lowry Field
Denver
Births At Atlantic Memorial Add To Local Family News
A daughter weighing 4 pounds 3 ounces was born to Mr. and Mrs. Allen Petersen at the Atlantic Memorial at 10:28 this morning. John Osborn and wife of Avoca welcomed a son weighing 9 pounds 14 ounces at 2:25 Sunday afternoon. Richard Neighbors and wife of Anita welcomed a son weighing 10 pounds 6 ounces at 12:12 Sunday afternoon. Patrick Stangl and wife of Grant reported an 8 pound 4 ounce son born at 5:17 Saturday. Imrie Boldizsar and spouse welcomed a son weighing 7 pounds 1/4 ounce at 1:15 Saturday. Sherman Walker and wife of Omaha announced their first child, a 6 pound 8 ounce boy named Jeffrey Scott, born Monday June 18 at the Methodist hospital. Grandparents include Alvin Pelzer of Grant and Sherman Walker, Sr., of Chicago Hil. Great grandmother is Maggie A. Mullen.
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Allen Petersen
Linn Street
Atlantic Memorial
John Osborn
Avoca
Richard Neighbors
Anita
Patrick Stangl
West Mahogany
Imrie Boldizsar
Birch Street
Grant
Sherman Walker
Omaha
Methodist Hospital
Jeffrey Scott
Alvin Pelzer
Sherman Walker, Sr
Chicago, Hil
Maggie A. Mullen
Misses Pattern 9314 by Marian Martin
Advertisement for a sewing pattern listing Misses sizes 12 to 20 and fabric yardage notes. Provides price 50 cents plus 10 cents for first class mail and mailing address in New York with required name address size and style number.
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Atlantic News- Telegraph
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Local Family Visits and Funeral Service Report
Anita and Joe Vetter and families spend weekend with relatives in Minneapolis. Mrs. Tom Cox and sons visit Mt. Prospect relatives. Mrs. George Smither and Mrs. Clara Morgan return from Lake Andrusia trip. Earl Millard attends funeral services in Corning for aunt Elizabeth Canktin Bushby.
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Anita
Joe Vetter
Minneapolis
Tom Cox
Mt. Prospect
Ill
Harold McDermott
George
George Smither
Clara Morgan
Lake, Andrusia
Minn
Earl Millard
Funer
Corning
Elizabeth Canktin Bushby
Elderly mother blocked from dining room by family row
A Tampa sheriff's deputy fielded a call from a young husband seeking advice on a domestic dispute. He reported his 83-year-old mother would not clear the dining room table while his wife retaliated by jumping on the mother's bed to keep her awake.
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Tampa
Fla
Sheriff’s Department
Local Clubs Host Gatherings Across Griswold Area
Griswold Past Matrons Club met Monday with sixteen members and travel bingo by Mrs. Ernest Hansen and Mrs. Joe Kirby. JAG club hosted by Mrs. Ernest Parker on Wednesday as she received friendship quilt blocks. Roy Baker led an open dance Saturday at the Legion building in Grant for Circle 71 Square Dance Club. Firemen met Tuesday at the station with Don Milner in charge. Happy Housewife club gathered at the Bryson home near Gram. Doty reunion held June 17 at Beatrice Roush home with fifty attendees from neighboring towns. next reunion planned in Lewis. Bridal shower at Griswold city hall honored Sandra Drake hosted by Mrs. Orlo Dean and Velma Al.
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Ed Smith
Arthur Sasse
R. A. Swett
Griswold Past Matrons
Ernest Hansen
Joe Kirby
Grant
Ernest Parker
Doty
Beatrice Roush
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Oakland
Griswold
Elliott
Lewis
Sandra Drake
Griswold City Hall
Mmes
Orlo Dean
Velma al
Calhoun boy breeds 4299 Black Widow spiders at home
Eleven year old Michael Meadows of Calhoun Georgia hatched a batch of Black Widow spider eggs on his back porch and now keeps 4299 spiders. He has handled spiders and other animals for several years and offers immediate purchases to buyers seeking 1000 spiders.
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Calhoun, Ga
Michael Meadows
Michael
Why horses fall safely in westerns says humane inspector
Kenneth B. McGovern Jr., a Humane Society inspector in Hollywood, explains horses are trained to fall at a walk and progressively speed up, landing on concealed mattresses. He notes riders often end up in the cactus rather than the horses.
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Boston
Kenneth B. McGovern Jr
Humane Society
Hollywood
McGovern
117 Awards Made At Close Of Red Cross Classes
The Griswold swim program at Wakonda pool ended June 15 with Red Cross certificates awarded to 117 participants. Classes ranged from beginners to advanced swimmers, totaling 15, 41, 30, 22, and 9 in each level, as enrollment reached a record 350. Lifesaving classes will run July 2–27 at Sunnyside pool for those completing the swimmers course.
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Wakonda Pool
Red Cross
Paul Pellett
Water Safety
Cass County
Sunnyside Pool
Wakonda
Patricia Pellett
Jerry Petersen
Charles Miller
Sally Easter
Marriane Rudin
Richard Legg
Louise Croxell
Griswold
Atlantic
Peggy Tye
Jeff Kitchen
Roy Casey
Doris Sasse
Lynn Wagler
Phyllis Rudin
Sunnyside
Harold I Jensen Dies at 30 Near Audubon Iowa
Harold I Jensen 30 a farmer east of Audubon died Sunday at University Hospitals Iowa City after a five year illness. Born January 13 1981 in Audubon County he married Lila Jean Groteluschen June 15 1952. Survived by wife son Tommy daughter Theresa his father Holger Jensen stepmother and a California based brother. Funeral Wednesday 2 pm at First Presbyterian Church Arlington Heights burial. Remains at McFadden funeral home.
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Audubon
Harold I. Jensen
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Jensen
Audubon County
Holger Jensen
Iowa State University
Lila Jean Groteluschen
Christian conventions set for Lexington joint session
Robert Chitwood Griswold of Griswold Church of Christ will lead a song service as the North American Christian convention and National Christian Education convention meet in joint session in Lexington Kentucky June 26 to 29. More than five thousand attendees are expected from Christian churches and Churches of Christ across the nation. The WSCS executive board of the Methodist church held an officers training school at the church parlors to prepare 1962 63 officers. Senior MYF met at the Methodist church with Neal Curry leading the lesson and devotions. A bowling party for Senior MYF and parents followed at Red Oak with counselors Earl Spiker and Mr and Mrs. Culbertson Bryson Orstad Curry and Mrs. Smith listed among chaperones.
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Robert Chitwood
Griswold Church of Christ
Lexington
North American Christian Convention
National Christian Education Convention
Christian Churches and Churches of Christ
Grant
WSCS
Methodist Church
MYF
Neal Curry
Bob Bryson
Susan Kenworthy
Red Oak
Earl Spiker
John Culbertson
Don Bryson
Russell Orstad
Edwin Curry
Raymond Smith
Travelling Guests and Visits Reported by Local Residents
Griswold guests Dr and Mrs Laverne Bane of Salt Lake City Utah stayed with Darrell Cary Wednesday night. S B Hemsted returns from five week vacation at Sprothroy Ontario with brother Henry and family. Mrs V D Foy returns from three week vacation with children in Michigan and Ohio. Mrs Cena Davis of Long Beach California to arrive Thursday to visit relatives.
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Griswold
Laverne Bane
Salt Lake
City
Utah
Darrell Cary
S. B. Hemsted
Sprothroy
Ontario
Canada
Henry
V. D. Foy
Michigan
Ohio
Cena Davis
Long Beach
California
Atlantic News-Telegraph: Advance Orders for Extra Copies
Readers are urged to place advance orders for extra copies of the Atlantic News Telegraph. The notice specifies that securing additional papers ahead of time ensures availability and avoids shortages.
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Wright Blue Ribbon Winners Hold June Meet At Keith Tye Home
The Wright Blue Ribbon Winners 4 H club met June 14 with twelve members and three leaders at Keith Tye’s home. They planned a July 3 4 H tour starting with a picnic at Bill Kullbom’s home. Frank Moessen and Earl McClure organize the trip. Bill and Danny Cohrs demonstrated Finger Nail Care and David Bierbaum and Earl McClure demonstrated How To Make A Hog Catcher.
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Griswold
Keith Tye
Bill Kullbom
Frank Moessen
Earl McClure
Bill
Danny Cohrs
David Bierbaum
Kirkpatrick family travels to visit son in Colorado
Mr and Mrs Gene Kirkpatrick and grandson Steven with Mr and Mrs Charles Cartrider left Wednesday for Grand Junction Colorado to visit Gene's son Bruce and family. W Watson returned Thursday from Newton after attending the Methodist conference.
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Casey
Gene Kirkpatrick
Steven
Charles Cartrider
Grand Junction
Colo
Bruce
W. Watson
Newton
Administration seeks to preserve health care financing plan
The Kennedy plan to fund hospital and nursing care for the elderly via Social Security taxes is to be offered as a rider to a welfare bill in the Senate. Mansfield urges quick action as the fiscal year ends Saturday and unemployed fathers of dependent children face loss from the bill. The House will debate Kennedy’s broad trade bill Wednesday, with a vote possible Thursday as a second major Kennedy test this week.
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Senate
Kennedy
Mansfield
House
Marine Master Sergeant Adopts Japanese Orphan at Travis
Marine Master Sergeant Stanley G. Baker welcomed 10 year old Yukie Fujii on arrival at Travis Air Force Base after a long adoption process delayed by federal and state rules. Baker, 39, of Buena Park, California, had chosen the girl from a Japanese orphanage in Tokyo. Yukie met Baker’s Japanese wife and the embrace brought tears to all.
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Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Japan
Yukie Fujii
Stanley G. Baker
Tokyo
Yukie
Baker
Buena Park
Kennedy Returns to Washington After Weekend at Glen Ora
President Kennedy flies back to Washington by helicopter after spending the weekend with his family at Glen Ora the estate near Middleburg Virginia. Mrs Kennedy and the children Caroline and John Jr remained at Glen Ora.
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Kennedy
Glen Ora
Middleburg
Caroline
John Jr
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