Beisser, Former Cass Resident, Dies in North Dakota
Hortie C. Beisser, 74, born Oct. 15, 1882 in Bear Grove, died in New England North Dakota on June 6. Funeral June 10 at New England Congregational Church with interment there. Survived by wife Ichaerstein, daughter Viola Wilhelm, three grandchildren, niece Ida Herstein. preceded in death by a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hortie C. Beisser
Cass County
New England
N. D
Viola Wilhelm
Ida Herstein
Spokane
Wash
Births Report From Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Adair twins born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Marquis at the Atlantic Memorial hospital. A boy arrived at 4 07 weighing 8 pounds 9 ounces and a girl followed at 4 14 weighing 7 4 pounds. New son born to Mr. and Mrs Norman Cunningham of Port Huron Michigan announced by the Browns. Jane Florence Larsen born Sunday at Harlan hospital joining sisters Becky and Carol.
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Jennings Marquis of
Adair
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Norman Cunningham
Port Huron
Mich
Glen R. Brown
Elk Horn
Jane Florence
Allen Larsen
Harlan Hospital
Becky
Carol
Des Moines Proposes Nursing Home Safety Rules
State Fire Marshal E J Herron plans to present rules for nursing and custodial homes to an advisory committee. Rules address exits, stairways, alarms, sprinklers, flame proof draperies, and on duty staff based on bed counts. About 800 licensed homes exist with many unpermitted operators.
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Des Moines
E. J. Herron
Iowa
Council Bluffs
National Fire Protection Assn
Herron
Local Briefs Mix of honors visits and community notes
Simpson College sophomore Marcelyn Myers makes the second semester honor roll among 55. Visiting Kenneth Christensen and wife from Grand Forks N D plan to return home next Tuesday. Des Moines trip for Aunt Ramona Jensen visited by Barbs Theede and Janice Jensen. Lowell F Clauson Atlantic high school science teacher among 54 to attend summer institute at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls. Lieutenant James Latchaw notes patrol plane to enforce traffic laws in southwest Iowa this Fourth of July period with speed tape. City Council debates parking ordinance No 242 and engineer contract. Rotary chub picnic at fairgrounds with new officers and board members. Weather outlook: below normal temps for five days, scattered showers possible, rainfall 0.75 inch max, total monthly 7.41 inches.
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Lowell F. Clauson
Atlantic High
National Science Foundation
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
James Latchaw
District Three
Iowa
Oakland
Latchaw
Nermel
Iewa
Delegates Attend Presbyterian Youth Assembly at Grinnell
Susan Ruth Hubler of Council Bluffs Presbytery Youth Fellowship travels to Grinnell College for a national Presbyterian youth assembly opening today. Susan joins two other delegates as Mrs. Charles Flint of Atlantic attends as an official sponsor. Over 1,800 Presbyterian youths from across the U S and foreign countries attend through next Wednesday. The program covers Christianity basics, the world wide church, youth groups in the legal church and Westminster Fellowship workshops.
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Youth Assembly
Susan Ruth Hubler
David M. Hubler
Council Bluffs Presbytery
Presbyterian National Youth Assembly
Grinnel College
Charles Flint
Atlantic
Presbyterian
United States
Westminster Fellowship
Paint on 200 Homes Changes Color Overnight
In Lyndhurst New Jersey residents woke to find paint on about 200 homes altered in color overnight. About 30 white frame houses darkened to brown with water unable to remove the stain. The state health board tests a chemical reaction may be involved.
Townsend Goes Unnoticed in Emmetsburg Stop
Cross country traveler Peter Townsend once linked romantically with Princess Margaret checked into a $1.50 room at Hotel Waverly in Emmetsburg giving Brussels Belgium as his address. He paid with a passport later to cash a traveler's check. Mrs W F Larson provided tea and her son helped wash Townsend's car before he left. He said he did not care for publicity about the romance.
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Emmetsburg
Peter Townsend
Margaret of
England
Townsend
Princess Margaret
Community News Notes From Around The Area
Visits, travels and milestones highlighted as families gather for a funeral in Cambell Nebraska and share time across states. Listings include graduations, travel from Ames and Ames 4-H convention, hospital stays in Omaha, and pilot training at Craig Air Force Base Alabama with various relatives visiting in Lewis.
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Homer McCoy
San Lorenzo
Calif
James Killion
Jackie Joyce
Ames
John Blakely
Carl Anderson
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
Joe Gaulke
Tucson
Ariz
Larry Smith
Frank Smith
Craig Air Force Base
Selma
Ala
Ronald Ploghoft
Baby
Lewiston
Idaho
Dale Joyce
Lewis
Grover Ploghoft
Cumberland
Sterling High Band Practice Ends With Laughing Quote
Band director Ww Lloyd Jensen at Sterling High School announced the next number during a practice. Trumpet player Bob Pass whipped around to exclaim Holy Cow That’s what I was playing the last time indicating a mix up during rehearsal.
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Sterling
Cole
Lloyd Jensen
Sterling High School
Bob Pass
West Liberty patrol officer reassigned and state sergeant promotions
Sgt. Harley Erts of West Liberty is moved by the Iowa highway patrol to the Atlantic district to replace Sgt. Austin Keller of Council Bluffs who moved to the Osceola district. In Des Moines 28 officers were promoted to sergeant, including Miller, Stangl, Blesie, and others, to provide 24 hour statewide supervision led by Lieut. James Latchaw, Atlantic district chief.
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Harley Erts
West Liberty
Iowa Highway Patrol
Atlantic District
Austin Keller
Council Bluffs
Atlantic
Osceola
Clinton Moyer
Public Safety
Dale Blesie
Red Oak
Ralph Miller
Stuart
Cletus Stangl
Creston
Des Moines
Miller
Ballots go out for Iowa farm program committee election
Ballots mailed to farmers this week elect township and county ASC committee men to administer the farm program in Iowa. Max Soeth, Iowa ASC chairman, expects more than 56 000 voters by mail than last year. Ballots must be returned to county ASC offices by July 8. township chairmen meet July 27 to elect county ASC committee men.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Max Soeth
ASC
Sidener, Arthur G. Dies at 81 in Omaha Funeral
Funeral services were held for Arthur G. Sidener 81 of Omaha at Kremer funeral home with burial in Hillcrest cemetery. He died Sunday after a year long illness. A Griswold resident, he was born to William Sidener and married Ollie Merford. Survivors include his widow a son William a daughter Marie Mitchell five grandchildren and one great grandchild. He was an uncle of Mrs. Edwin McKay of Griswold.
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Griswold
Arthur G. Sidener
Omaha
Kremer Funeral Home
Hillcrest Cemetery
Sidener
Mr. Sidener
William Sidench
Ollie M. Merford
William
Marie Mitchell
Edwin McKay
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CASS
North Dakota
Broadlawn Hospital
Letha Coe
Adair Twins
Jane Florence Larsen
Health Department
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Culligan Soft Water Service
7Th & Palm
Marcelyn Myers
Simpson College
Kenneth Christensen
Grand Forks, N. D
V. R. Darrow
Barbs Theede
Charles Theede
Janice Jensen
Hubert Jensen
Gray
Ramona Jensen
City Council
Laurel Street
Fourth
Tenth
Fifth Street
Elm
Mulberry
Dan Williams
J. L. Samuelson Engineering Company
Storth Lake
Rotary
Atlantic Rotary
Charles W. Hunt
James Tyler
A. H. Schuler
D. J. Mahler
Bob Wilburn
Wibbert C. Hoegh
J. P. Steffens
Dr. Lantis
Lewis Briefs
of Women’s & Children’s
FBI
SAT
News-Telegraph
Edward P. Cole
Jeweler
A. G. Sidener
Corral
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CCA Aeeney 2A
Star OF India
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