Visitor Returns From Garwin Visit
A local resident returned Tuesday from Garwin after several days staying with Mr and Mrs Guy Mc Cluen.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1950
Page
7
A local resident returned Tuesday from Garwin after several days staying with Mr and Mrs Guy Mc Cluen.
The Des Moines school board approved a plan to train practical nurses starting next September. The program, organized by the adult education department, will be open to women aged 18 to 58.
A basket dinner and open house at Amvers hall honored Archie Cranston and family visitors from Eugene Oregon and Lyman who arrived to visit Mrs George Cranston and relatives. Guests included Des Moines Pasadena Seattle Louisville and Columbia attendees. Perle Cranston fractured an ankle in a Friday scaffold fall and remains hospitalized at Atlantic Memorial.
Miss Beverly Soderberg daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas Soderberg of Earlham united in marriage with James Reinert of Earlham at the Earlham Methodist church. Casey visitors included Mrs Josie Floyd and several families who provided nuptial music.
Calendar notices outline events for CWF workshop from 10 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Tuesday and a covered dish luncheon with meat and coffee. B PC social at 8 p.m. Elks club, chaired by Mrs W B Melenbacker. Wednesday WSCS hosted by Fletcher Chapel with several members assisting. League of Women Voters meets 7 30 p.m. Mrs H C Cosgriff presiding final year meeting. E T C club led by Mrs George Knop and committee members Mra Leo Sorensen and Mra Emil Brehmer.
Mrs. F. E. Kelley of Atlantic announces the engagement of her daughter Clara to Leroy Pedersen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pedersen of Elk Horn. The wedding is planned for August. The TTO club hosted at her home Thursday with guests including Mrs. C. A. Roberts, Mrs. George Wedemeyer, Mrs. Leland Kelsey of Joliet, and Mrs. M. K. Anderson of Sully.
In Orlando Florida a mass burial is scheduled today for 2,000,000 fish that died when weekend storms stirred mud in Lake Apopka. The odor prompted nearby families on the lakeside to move out yesterday as carcasses floated on the surface and washed ashore.
Cedar Falls report notes Miss Frances George of Seattle Washington elected to lead Sigma Eta Chi sorority of the Congregational church. The biennial conclave was held at Iowa State Teachers College campus with delegates in attendance.
Report errors corrected list patients at Atlantic Memorial and Des Moines General hospitals. injuries include Robert Dale Anderson, 7, fracturing his left leg after bicycle accident near his Maple Street home. Other patients include Mrs. Chris Lange Elk Horn and Leola Smith Atlantic Memorial.
Elk Horn-Lloyd Parker of the Rorbeck community had his right leg placed in a cast Wednesday after a hog toppled onto his leg during a wrestling incident. The injury followed an earlier week fracture.
Anita area farmer Anita Norman Gundy, a young man from northwest of Anita, remains unable to tend his Hertin Farm duties after an accident reported several days ago.
A worker sustained severe cuts to hands and arms when a separator exploded. He received several stitches to close the wounds.
Mrs LeRoy Martin, 24, died in an electric mishap in Davenport as reports say she was electrocuted. The incident details remain limited but authorities are investigating the death of the young woman.
Coroner C H Wildman said Mrs Néartin was found in the car by her husband after an apparent vacuum cleaning accident at their Bettendorf area home on Saturday.
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