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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1946
Page
7
Drivers are reminded that road signs indicating slow down and speed limits are meant to prevent accidents. Obey the posted limits and curves to protect yourself and others on the highway.
Navy Secretary Forrestal notified President Truman of full cooperation to meet the goals of the president's army navy merger program. In a letter released by the White House he called the objectives attainable and said difficulties in drafting the legislation could be overcome.
Mrs A J Cruise chairs the Mas sena campaign with 105 45 in gifts. Bear Grove township led by Forrest Warne reports 30 76 from 16 contributions. Anita district under C F Darrow will campaign Thursday and Friday. Lewis district headed by Mrs C W Hancock is active. Mail campaigns extend reach as township chairmen solicit from remaining families. Women’s Service club of Lewis donated quilts for government hospitals. Brig A S Thomas notes the donation is needed for quilts and comforters in war torn areas.
Mrs. Mary Haworth files suit in district court to bar executrices from paying her late father in law’s estate share to Joseph C. Haworth. She seeks control of his one twelfth stake, valued around six thousand dollars, for support of herself and four children Betty Jane 12 Sidney Joseph 9 Shirley Ann 6 Gary Wayne 5. Haworth left since Sept 19 1944 with a woman of unsavory repute and has not contributed to the family.
Sixty five ladies attended a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. C. W. Guttenfelder for Mrs. Ross Miller with Merlyn Anderson singing. Evelyn Williams and Cecil Duskin wed at the First Presbyterian church parsonage with Rev. A. Howard Lindquist officiating. Five Mile Grove Community club welcomed Mrs. Wilbur Knop and Mrs. Holger Stadsvold as new members. Swift & Company union members held a picnic at Sunnyside park with attendees from Avoca Casey and Omaha district offices.
Lois Mae Jensen and Emmert Norgaard were married Sunday at Elk Horn Lutheran Church in a double ring ceremony performed by Rev. An ders Hansen. The bride wore lace over white satin with a coronet of rose buds and carried a roses bouquet. After a reception a two course luncheon followed the ceremony. The couple will live in Kimballton after a short wedding trip. Davenport guests were hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mailander for a aunts and uncles visit.
Club calendar items include lodge meetings at 8 p m and 2 p m WSCS gatherings led by Mrs Wendell Pellett and Circle 6 at the Methodist church. A country club dance and lunch honors families from Churdan Atlantic and nearby towns. Birthday dinner for Mrs Fred West noted with attendees from Atlantic Letcher Bellevue and Viota. S C G club hosted guests from Los Angeles Atlantic and others with an annual picnic planned at Sunnyside park. Lewis Crescent club held a family picnic at Pioneer park.
Phil Fay of Menlo, formerly Atlantic, is in treatment at the Des Moines Veterans hospital for two weeks. Miss Virginia Miller of Broadlawns Hospital Des Moines had surgery there yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Paul Co Miller of Atlantic expected home from her bedside this evening. Mrs. Iona Brown Anita and Larry Pedersen Atlantic Rt. 1 underwent appendectomies at Atlantic hospital yesterday afternoon. Ed Andersen Anita had major surgery today. Admitted for medical treatment were Mrs. Donald Petersen Rt. 1 W. O. Logue Cumberland Mrs. Frances Jones Atlantic and Mrs. Anthon Christensen Elk Horn. Mrs. Robert Rounds Walnut admitted last night for a laceration to her right arm suffered yesterday.
Moscow reports mass evacuation and removal of Crimean and Chechen Ingush populations after accusations of treachery during the German invasion. The two republics are dissolved and folded into the Russian federation as decrees are issued by the Supreme Soviet. Executives at multiple plants are also punished for misusing funds.
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