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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1939
Page
7
In a frontline field hospital, Dr Chris and the medical staff work under shellfire to treat hundreds of wounded. Gas masks, delousing, and scarce supplies test endurance as patients arrive by stretcher and ambulance.
Alfred H. Smith and Ruth M. Moore wed Sunday afternoon June 26 at a Maine parsonage by Rev. Peter Trucano. Lunch followed served by Mrs. Peter Trucano. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Adama. Community social items note club meetings, garden party plans, picnics, and birthday celebrations across LaVista Place and nearby towns.
Wednesday features a noon luncheon at the country club hosted by committee members Mrs Code Hammer Mrs Owen Mere dith Mrs John Nelson Mrs Gene Newlin Mrs Oscar Nord and Mrs Frank Cardio. Buck Creek Service class holds a social evening at the McCrory home. Rainbow Girls close season meeting at 7 30 pm with a social and short dance. Thursday the B P C Does meet at the Elks club with committee members Mrs Leta Quinlan Mrs Earl Holton Mrs Joe Steffens Genevieve Quinlan Lena Wilken and Mrs Bruce Cunning ham. President Mrs Hazel Cook reports on the Cody Wyoming national convention as cards and prizes are awarded for high score.
Twelve people attended a Saturday night party at Mr. Collars' home for his birthday on June 24. The Christian Endeavor held an ice cream social on Wednesday. Aveca Society and Aveca's Garden Club met Friday at Mrs. Hazel Dillinger's home for summer gatherings with a Pets and Disease lecture by Mrs. Harry Sarvis and floral arrangements. A reunion drew 34 relatives and guests at M. E. Myers residence with attendees from Tacoma Washington Clinton Missouri and Atlantic. Dinner was cafeteria style.
Claire Tilden introduces Pattern 852 a bold two bodice design with side panels and wide shoulder bands. Features include a low back neckline a matching bolero and a sash bow at the neck. Misses sizes 12 to 20 fabric needs listed with ordering instructions.
Cutwork linens can be yours when they're simple to embroider. Pattern 2234 includes a transfer of 14 motifs from 3% by 9% inches to 2% by 2% inches, materials, and stitch illustrations. Send ten cents to Atlantic News-Telegraph Needlecraft Dept. 82 Eighth Avenue New York NY with your pattern number name and address.
Onion slices are baked with butter salt and pepper. Top each with a hash round a green pepper ring and more butter. Bake until edges are brown and serve with tomato sauce if desired.
Prepare tomato soup in a pan. Slice ham into strips and add with mushrooms garlic and Worcestershire sauce. Simmer 15 minutes then stir in spaghetti with sauce. Heat through and serve topped with grated Parmesan cheese.
Miss Ruth Hawkins, once of Avoca and now in Portland, Ore., plans a two week return visit. Rev. and Mrs. Gerlt and two children depart for Illinois for two weeks. Phillip Hough returns to Lake Park after month with the Claussens. Dawn Marquardt, Town student, transfers to Lakeview. Rev. T. A. Thompson, formerly here, visits from Dunlap, with Mrs. Thompson. Miss Marian Schmidt visits Des Moines mother.
Mrs. Thomas F. McAllister, chairwoman of the woman’s division of the Democratic National Committee, is shown at the opening session of the Northeastern regional conference in New York City. Plans were laid for a national conference on 1910 campaign strategy.
Mrs. Minnie Helen Simmons 72 wife of John H. Simmons died at 6 25 p m Saturday at home 801 Spruce street after a three year decline. Born April 11 1867 in Washington county Iowa she moved to Casey as a child and later to Atlantic before settling here The funeral will be Tuesday at 2 30 PM at the Presbyterian church with Rev Richard P Chambers officiating Burial in Atlantic cemetery Surviving are husband seven children nineteen grandchildren and a sister in Boise Idaho
Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 30 p m at Cumberland Methodist church for James Curtis Ostrus 14 who died pallbearers were Donald Qe trus Gail Thompson Gilbert Lacey Victor Clausen Clifford Brown and Gerald Brown singers were Lee Breckenmaker William Buckley Earl Blue and Jacob Stahl with Mrs Lillian Stahl as accompanist. Songs sung were My Faith Looks Up to Thee and Faith of Our Fathers.
Fred William and Henry Schirm traveled to Newell on Saturday to attend the funeral of their uncle Henry Schirm who died after an operation. Tobias Ernst left Saturday to visit his daughters and son George Ernst and family and to attend the funeral.
Funeral services for Jake Wharton 82 were conducted Saturday in the Massena Methodist church with Rev L C Hall officiating. Mrs Louise Platt Miss Emma Wollenhaupt and Mrs Robert Peel sang hymns as pallbearers West Buboltz Sam Murray Wm Follmann Ed Hill Dan Murray and Wray Wilson attended. Burial followed in Massena Township cemetery.
Mahogany trees rise to 180 feet tall with diameters from three to seven feet. The first limb often appears 60 to 80 feet above the ground, marking the immense reach of these forest giants.
Naples writer Aquarism Thanet praised the Italian aquarium in Na ples and, in Mare Nostrum, devoted 68 pages to its wonders while his characters waited.
The First Baptist Church in Santa Rosa California was built from a sequoia that produced 78 000 feet of lumber. The tree stump serves as a shrine where the congregation holds an annual memorial service.
A proving box on the ship’s bakery serves as a locker like unit with multiple shelves to hold bun pans for dough rising. Typical dimensions are about 34 inches wide, 33 inches deep and 69 inches high.
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