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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1950
Page
2
Officials warn motorists to take it easy on the road and allow plenty of time for trips. They stress avoiding speed to reduce accidents and ensure reaching destinations safely.
Two Grundy county boys face criminal assault charges after a 17 year old girl from a rural area near Grundy Center alleged an attack on a country road. Gerald Koobs 17 Grundy Center and James Zwyers 14 Wellsburg are free on 10000 dollar bonds each and are due before a Grundy Center justice of the peace Wednesday. The alleged incident occurred late Saturday about a mile and a half southeast of Grundy Center.
Peoria inventor H. A. Lyons, who has been hard of hearing for 20 years, perfects a compact hearing aid worn covertly. It makes voices, radio, and clock ticks sound natural. interested readers may write for full information at 4008 South Washington St., Peoria.
Cass county 4 H boys attended the Cass-Madison 4 H camp at Lake Ahquahi in Indianola held Wednesday to Friday last week. Attendees included Lloyd Wilson Clair Acker Duane Sheppert Danny Peters Bob Gross James Syvertson John Mundorf Dale Nelson Donald Jensen Dean Harris David Lowe and Frank Bailey with Grove HOT club leader. Specialists from Iowa State College and county extension workers led soil conservation nature study safety crafts cookery and swimming sessions. The program featured sports vespers camp fires and tribal themed activities for study and sports competition.
An Oma ha couple welcomes an eight pound son named George Aller born Monday afternoon at home. Elaine Stoodt is the mother. Gerald Evans and wife of Brayton greet a son, joining two daughters Marlajene and Geralyn. The Evans recently moved from Harlan to a farm near Brayton. Gilbert Bees and wife of Walnut announce a daughter born at Atlantic Memorial hospital. Willis Cline and wife of Menlo have a son born at the local hospital. Albert Bolt and wife welcome a daughter at Jennie Edmundson hospital in Council Bluffs. Preston Luins Jr. born to Presto n H Luia and Fern Hancock Luia of Massena at Emmanuel Lutheran hospital in Omaha. Steven Ray born at Carroll’s St Anthony’s to Bernard Jensen. Nile Akers’ son born at St Anthony’s in Carroll. Varney family of Parkston welcome a son born June 4. grandparents Duff Varney formerly of Exira.
Funeral services for Dr. W R Van Duzer were held in Casey at the Methodist church with Masonic rites. Born May 18 1885 in Adair county he practiced medicine in Casey since 1932 and served in multiple local and regional roles including a Rock Island surgeon and Atlantic Memorial staff. He married Nora Brinton in 1915 and was survived by his wife son and daughter two grandchildren and a brother. Attendants included relatives from several states and communities.
A Skymaster airliner carrying 28 people including two infants crashed 50 miles from Perth. It was Western Australia s worst air disaster. Only survivor Edward W Forward a 67 year old engineer was found dazed and badly burned an hour later.
About 150 attended the Buck Creek church fete marking the silver anniversary of the present church dedication. Forty seven who attended the original dedication 25 years ago were present, along with other attendees Sunday afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. C. J. Henderson of Guthrie Center and Rev. and Mrs. C. W. Hohanshelt of Atlantic led a ceremony with fifteen former officers and teachers honored and shown in a table display of church pictures. Five songs were sung during the dedicatory service and a pink and white lunch followed.
The national debt and foreign aid fuel the senatorial and congressional contest in North Dakota’s primary. Republicans and Democrats nominate one senator two congressmen and a full slate of state officers.
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