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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1952
Page
9
A survey by the National Office Management Association finds 20 percent of firms still use cuspidors. Seventy five percent allow shirt sleeves at any time, 13 percent permit them in summer, and 2 percent never allow such attire.
Seventh day Adventists plan a Saturday offering to fund Christian schools in the Middle East. Members target 2 per person toward a 270000 foreign missions goal for 2878 US and Canadian churches. Funds include 43000 for Beirut college and Tehran secondary school. A new Adventist mission in Tripoli, Libya will expand reach to 194 countries.
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Evelyn Busse Gibbs and Glen Elmer Wehland wed at 4 p m in the Busse home with Elder W Rendall Caviness performing. The couple, both graduates and teachers and farmer partners, plan a farm home near Walnut after a Colorado trip.
Miss Coleen Crees and Frank H Gardner wed at Exira in the first ceremony at the new Lutheran church. The event drew 250 guests, with bridesmaids in varied colors and a reception hosted by relatives. The couple will reside in Exira where they teach.
A string of women’s club gatherings described. Anita Christian church KJU club elected Mrs. Baetz as vice president. July picnic planned at Sunnyside park Atlantic. Mending Thimble WSCS Friendly Circle and other groups held meetings with guests, contests, and door prizes. Families organized a community picnic at Acker home south of Wivta.
Griswold The Neighbors nursing home will welcome the public for an open house from 2 to Sunday afternoon to inspect its newly remodeled building. Owned by Mr and Mrs Farmer Neighbors the facility cares for aged and chronically ill residents and is approved by the state board of health. The adjacent house has been merged into one larger structure.
Miss Rhoda Beck and Randall Kelloway marry in Extra church with a 3 pm ceremony. Attendants include Carla Beck and Ruth Herrick. The reception features yellow and white decor, music by Mrs. Thielen, and a reception crew from Anita and Des Moines. They plan to live near Anita after returning from northern Minnesota.
Funeral services were held for Janes Edwin Johnson infant son of Mr and Mrs Darrel Johnson at Our Saviour Lutheran church with Rev Erhardt Nielsen officiating Burial followed at Arlington Heights cemetery He was born June 17 at St Anthony hospital Carroll and died Tuesday morning of virus pneumonia Survivors include parents maternal grandparents John Edwin Eigen Gray paternal grandparents Lars Johnson Audubon great grandparents James K Johnson Audubon and Henrietta Mosher Norfolk
Four Iowa cities Newton Marshalltown Ames and Red Oak submitted bids for a Dwight D. Eisenhower July 4 appearance. A spokesman said Eisenhower faces many bids and may televise a stop if Iowa is chosen but final decision rests with him. The Chicago Republican convention looms as planned destination.
Audubon notes show Wilma Waddell, a Lake View teacher, at summer school in Boulder Colorado. Visitors include Otto Pysen and Kathleen Schrumm at Sheriff Glen McLaughlin’s home. Bud Spears from South Dakota visits William Porter. Myron Davis of Blair Nebraska visits Carl Ross and Marshall Davis. W D Campbell of Knoxville visits sister A C Burke and husband.
A Wagner Produce unloading truck damaged a plate glass window in Massena on Thursday. The windshield was shattered and the loss is partially covered by insurance.
Gulfport writer Clayton Rand argues against doom talk of decline. He cites industrial progress from steamboats to electric power and aviation, insisting America could far surpass past glories if freedom to invent remains and reward for industry endures.
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