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Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1956

Page

8

Antique Guns on Display at City Library Exhibit

Sixteen antique firearms including a 400 year old Chinese match lock rifle and a four barrel .22 pistol are shown at the Atlantic public library entrance through Ernie Willman. The display, in a new case near the children's room, marks the first in a planned monthly feature with Mrs. C. R. Johnson coordinating.

Atlantic Public Library Ernie Willman Library Board C. R. Johnson W Willman Remington Slocum Allen and Thurber Remington Derringer Japan United States George Washington

Births in Audubon and Massena Families

Audubon County Memorial Hospital welcomed two new arrivals Tuesday, born to Mr and Mrs Louis Muhlbauer and Mr and Mrs George Bruhn, both of Audubon. In Massena, Mr and Mrs Charles Schwenke announced the birth of a daughter, Karen Sue, six pounds nine ounces, born Tuesday at Greenfield hospital. A minstrel show for Karen Sue’s Sunday celebration begins at 8 p.m. at Oak Hill church, with Oak Hill choir sponsoring and Vitro, free will offering suggested.

Audubon Audubon Audubon County Memorial Hospital Louis Muhlbauer George Bruhn Audubon Karen Sue Schwenke Massena Charles Schwenke Karen Sue Greenfield Hospital Oak Hill Church Oak Hill Choir Vitro

Langlie Picked as GOP Keynote by National Leaders

Republican party leaders choose Gov. Arthur B. Langlie of Washington as keynote speaker for the San Francisco convention in August. Langlie plans to run for the Senate seat held by Democratic Sen. Warren Magnuson and is reported to have Eisenhower's backing.

Arthur B. Langlie Washington San Francisco Lange Senate Warren Magnuson Eisenhower International

Drake University field trip to visit Lewis Underground sites

Drake university history department convenes a July 13 field trip visiting Atlantic and Lewis historic stations on the old underground railroad. Stops include Hastings and Tabor with three Lewis buildings and a noon lunch in Atlantic. The next day covers Grinnell Amana Iowa City West Branch and Springdale with tours arranged by William D. Houlette.

Atlantic Lewis Drake University Department of History Drake Hastings Tabor Old Congregational Church Ferry House

Congress predicts new highways ready by summer 1958

Congressional backers of the 33 billion highway bill said motorists could ride on some new super highways by summer 1958. The measure, sent to President Eisenhower, includes 25 billion federal funds with a 90 10 state match and plans a 13 year construction program.

Washington Eisenhower Congress Francis Case RSD Case Secretary of Commerce

Thief Steals Wheel After Truck Crash Leaving Cattle Roaming

Manwan Sorensen 35 loses dual wheel when hub fails at Musquito creek east of Council Bluffs. Truck overturns while en route to South Omaha with eleven head of steers. Cattle wander. thief steals one wheel. Property damage about 800 dollars. Sorensen suffers back and hip injuries but not hospitalized.

Manwan Sorensen South Omaha Sorensen U.S. 6 Primary 100 Musquito Creek Council Bluffs

Exira Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mrs Pauline Sammis of Chicago visits her brother Roy Hensley. Mrs Esther Kimick and Darlene visit relatives in Milwaukee. Mr and Mrs Harry Hannam of Downey California visit Mrs Bernice Kallesen and Mrs Bill Jacobsen. Mrs Martin Overgaard and John move to Atlantic for employment.

Pauline Sammis Chicago Roy Hensley Esther Kimick Darlene Milwaukee Harry Hannam Downey Cal Bernice Kallesen Bill Jacobsen Martin Overgaard John Atlantic

Parade Set Friday Anita Free Circus Move

The parade in connection with the free circus here will start at 2 p.m. Friday instead of Saturday as previously stated. A separate note mentions that Mexicans smoked over a billion packages of commercial cigarettes in 1954.

Anita

Steel strike impact eyed for autos oils and more

Pittsburgh reports a looming steel contract deadline could ripple through U.S. industries. AP notes autos and appliances face minor disruption with short strikes, while oil and construction would feel immediate effects. Canners anticipate eight weeks of supply. oil producers warn new drilling may slow.

Pittsburgh wWo U.S Associated Press Secant Steel

Engineering faculties shrink as industry lures teachers

Arlen K. Hellwarth told the American Society for Engineering Education in Ames that engineering colleges lose about three percent of their faculty to industry while enrollments rise. He noted 750 teachers left for industry and about 500 moved into teaching roles in the past two years, creating a net deficit of engineers.

AMES American Society For Engineering Education Arlen K. Hellwarth Detroit, Edison Co Hellwarth

Fourth Ring Test in Cass County Begins Monday

The fourth ring test for brucellosis starts Monday in Cass county under H. F. Codlin, county extension director. Cream samples from local producers will be tested, a portable lab will operate at the Snyder motel, and affected producers will be notified to test all cows with a veterinarian. Four federal inspectors assist.

Cass County H. EF. Codlin Snyder

Thanking friends and family for cards flowers and gifts

Mrs Emanuel Jensen expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for cards flowers and gifts and thanks Dr E C Petersen and the nurses for their care during the hospital stay. God bless you.

E. C. Petersen Emanuel Jensen

Anita auction previews mixed livestock as Friday dollar day

Last Friday saw 494 hogs 155 sheep and 186 cattle with a strong cattle market and good lamb action. This week’s receipts are expected around average with 400 to 600 hogs 200 plus cattle plus stock pigs wet sows and litters. Friday features a lucky dollar day with cash and silver dollar giveaways between 2:00 and 3:30 p.m. Anita Iowa sale hosted by Western Iowa’s leading consignment auction at Anita Barn on highway 6 with W E Young and Extra-Jack Reed contact numbers.

Anita Auction Co Iowa Anita W. E. Young Jack Reed

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