Grandson of Local Couple Killed in Action in Italy
Pvt. John R. Moore 26 son of Mr and Mrs Ed Moore of Clarinda and former Shenandoah high school football star was killed in action in Italy May 26 He was grandson of Mr and Mrs John Minor 910 Fast Tenth Street and nephew of Clarence Minor local furniture dealer and Mrs John Oleen His mother Frances Minor of Atlantic had lived in Shenandoah and Clarinda since marriage Moore served in Company E Shenandoah national guard and had fought with Iowa guardsmen in North Africa Sicily and Italy His brother Ed Moore of Shenandoah visited with the Minor and Olsen families.
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John R. Moore
Ed Moore
Clarinda
Shenandoah
Italy
John Minor
Fast Tenth Street
Clarence Minor
John Oleen
Frances Minor
Atlantic
Moore
Card of Thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness
Mrs Mathias Voggesser and children thank neighbors and friends for acts of kindness comforting words and floral offerings after the bereavement.
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Mathias Voggesser
Mrs W H Perdue dies after prolonged illness
Mrs W H Perdue, 71, of Oceano California, died in Oceano after an apparent heart attack suffered Saturday morning. She was born September 15 1872 in Harrison county and was widowed from C M Purcell before later marrying W H Perdue. Surviving are two sons Carl Purcell of Richmond California and Walter of Oceano, eight grandchildren, and Mrs J F Perdue of Lewis. Funeral services were held in Arroyo Grande with burial there.
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Lewis
J. F. Perdue
W. H. Perdue
Oceano
Cal
Perdue
Arroyo Grande
Harrison County
C. M. Purcell
Driver Injured After Car Wreck East of Atlantic
Edward Nelson twenty of Atlantic escaped with a head wound and a shiner after falling asleep at the wheel. His 1934 Chevrolet struck a guard rail near U S 6 and plunged down a 15 foot embankment east of the overpass bridge. The car landed on its top and was demolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Nelson
Atlantic
V U. S
Nelson
Wiota Briefs Highlight Local Visits and War Savings
Wiota notes include Dorothy Ann Fries visiting her relatives, Raymond McLarty from Walnut staying with the Waters and Reed families, Josette and Janet of Topeka vacationing with the Reed household, and War Savings Stamps available at The Atlantic News Telegraph.
Ills Strike Vic Foster and Others with the Mumpe
Mrs. Vic Foster of 509 Mulberry street is ill with the mumpa. Richard Seivert, son of Patrolman and Mrs Art Seivert of 609 Laurel street, also taken ill with the mumps yesterday. Henry Hoffman of LaVista place, a former hardware merchant, remains in serious condition at the Veterans hospital in Des Moines after a three month stay.
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Vic Foster
Mulberry Street
Richard Seivert
Art Seivert
Laurel Street
Henry Hoffman
LaVista Place
Veterans’ Hospital
Des Moines
Misa Vera Foster
Dex Moines
Mis
Local Health Notes and Household Mishaps
At The Heegital Robert James of Elk Horn underwent an appendectomy at Atlantic hospital Saturday night. Dismissed were Cary Symnods of Cumberland Fay Mewhirter and Earl Moeller of Atlantic. Mrs Maedeen II Elk Horn is ill and under care. Sister cares for her in Bluffs Hospital. Anita Harold Alleman well known Walnut farmer hospitalized in Council Bluffs with Malta fever. Mrs Alleman formerly Enid Wagner of Anita. Casey Vincent Arnburg 16 son of Roy and Mrs Arnburg narrowly escaped serious injury when his tractor overturned on Collis Smith farm pinning him. gasoline burns on arm shoulder and leg. Ground prevented fatal crush.
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The
Heegital
Robert James
Elk Horn
Atlantic Hospital
Cary Symnods
Cumberland
Fay Mewhirter
Earl Moeller
Atlantic
Bluffs Hospital
Anita
Harold Alleman
Council Bluffs Hospital
Malta
Alleman
Enid Wagner
Casey—Vincent Arnburg
Roy Arnburg
Collis Smith Farm
Births Reported in Council Bluffs and Avoca Areas
A daughter was born at Jennie Edmundson hospital in Council Bluffs to Mr and Mrs Allen Scheel of Avoca. Anita A seven pound boy was born at 5 oclock Saturday morning to Mr and Mrs Merle Garside southeast of town. This is the couple's third child and second boy.
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Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Council Bluffs
Allen Scheel
Avoca
Anita
Merle Garside
Vallejo
Cal
Armed Services
Navy
Doris Steffens
J. P. Steffens
East Fifth Street
Runaway roller coaster kills one near Denver
Denver June 26 One girl, Bonnie Marie Hicks 18, was killed instantly when a speeding roller coaster car went out of control at an amusement park near Denver. Seven others were injured as the car crashed into a waiting car at the loading platform.
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Denver
INS
Bonnie Marie Hicks
Asian-Des Moines Area Notes on Visitors and Transfers
Local residents host relatives and friends as service members travel home on furlough and transfers. Des Moines district farm bureau women attend a three day conference in Des Moines while several families welcome guests from Auburn and Gravity for anniversaries and visits.
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Helen Finney
Cass Country Extension Home
Henry Bell
Clarence Pellett
District Farm Bureau
Des Moines
Anderson to study under Agnes DeMille in Missouri
Miss Anderson will study this fall at the University of Missouri as a senior and pursue work under Agnes DeMille, Caregrapher for Qkiahome. Harold Good, reported missing in Italy on May 29, is alive per a message to his wife and parents, though it is unclear if he is a prisoner of war.
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Agnes DeMille
Qkiahome
Miss Anderson
University of Misouri
le Safer
Harold Good
Italy
June Uldrich Good
Poplar Street
John Good
Bloomfield
Buddy
Atlantic
Pvt. Good
Allied push reaches Cherbourg amid heavy artillery
Reports from Cherbourg describe American forces driving toward the port under intense artillery cover with tanks and basookas. German strongpoints at Maupertus Garneville Octeville and Fort Du Roule resist, but top fortifications have been stormed, while isolation of remaining German groups grows hopeless.
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Paris
West Wall
Caen
al- Hes
Maupertus
Garneville
Octeville
Fort du Roule
le Tot
Hardinvast
Clark Lee
International News Service
Cherbourg
Cherbourge
Bombardment Forces Break Through City Fortifications
Artillery and special assault units broke through the inner ring and drove retreating German troops from house to house in the southeastern city sector.
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Bile
Court Sets Aside Deeds In Woodbury and Cass Cases
Judge D. C. Browning quieted title in four Sioux City properties and 160 acres in Massena township Cas a county after ruling warranty deeds to Tabor College and the Sioux City Company of Tabor were fraudulent. Deeds dated September 8 and 16, 1942, were voided.
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Sioux City
Massena Township
Casa County
Tabor College
Sioux City Company of
Tabor
D. C. Browning
Gilman
Woodbury County
C. M. Skipton
Cas
W. S
Marjorie K. Gilman
Woodbury District Court
Soldier from Sheldon Receives Silver Star for Gallantry
The War Department awarded S/Sgt. Bud Vanateenbergen of Sheldon the Silver Star for gallantry in action. He served in North Africa, Sicily, Italy, and the Anzio beachhead after leaving Sheldon in February 1941 with Company J, National Guard, and is on furlough.
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Sheldon
INS
War Department Today
Bud Vanateenbergen
Vanateenbergen
North Africa
Scily
Italy
Azio
National Guard
War Savings stamps be purchased at The Atlantic News
War Savings stamps are offered for sale at The Atlantic News office. Readers may place orders and receive stamps through the newspaper counter, supporting wartime financing and national defense efforts.
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Atlantic News- Telegraph
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