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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1955
Page
7
Fragmentary text describes a demonstration of washing a sweater and mentions individuals linked to the event. The readable portions reference Robinson and modest numbers of participants, lenders, and attendees, but many details are garbled.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference an event on the Nantic River with terse mentions of topies and seals. No clear date or full details are readable. the text appears scattered and incomplete.
Scrap-bag fun offers a craft project turning fabric scraps into cute animal figures. Instructions reference a pattern titled oomas applem and rae guiding playful, small handmade creatures.
SEOUL South Korea's military chief Gen Lee Hyung Keun predicted a new Far Eastern war by 1958 with worse fighting than June 25 1960. He warned North Korea's air power growth and counted seven air divisions and expanded bases shaping regional fears.
A local gathering saw members including Mildred f tine dation Walt tad Jonemmy, Stattie, Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Stoskhen, Kathy and Kent, Mr. Porch and Ros, and Mrs. Morris beard attend. Vic Postar led the program and chaired the final session at the Christian meeting.
Miss Jene Hansen wed at St Patrick’s Church to a Cedar City groom amid family announcements of birthdays dinners and club meetings. The record lists parties garden club talks aid society gatherings and hostess duties at local organizations with names such as Mrs Myrtle Weaver Blanche Conrad Mrs Emma Gerlach and Mrs Lester Auerbach.
Grant became the bride of T Robert Herr son of Mr and Mrs T R Herr of Columbus Junction. The ceremony featured Mervin Weaver of Griswold playing music and a traditional wedding march. The gown described had seed pearls and a full train with illusion sleeves and a Peter Pan collar. A jeweled headpiece, Stephanotis bouquet, and a pearl necklace were noted as wedding details.
The text lists Pattern 851 with women sizes SM 28 0 44 45 and a 96 blouse with skirt 44 yards 3 percent inch. Other entries are Tate.
A loud alarm alerted at a checkout area when a basket slid out from beneath a cashier’s counter, suggesting an unsecured or mislocated item incident during a routine shift.
A farm in Elk Horn changes hands as Ed Mardesen and family complete the sale to new owners. Details indicate the Mardesen line transfers ownership of the property and related assets in a local transaction.
The review of farm research program concentrates on clothing, household and related food nutrition matters. Educators and home economics groups appeal for continued broad homemaking research. A 15 member home economics research group is to be appointed with Haven Smith noted.
A four story brick theater building suffered a severe fire sweeping through most of the structure. Officials estimated losses between 560 000 and 750 000. Fire officials cited defective wiring or an electrical fault as the cause. Broadbent and Fire Chief Peter Pephoim provided details of the incident.
A new law increases federal employee pay with gradual steps through March 1. The measure provides a multi million dollar raise, to be applied as soon as payroll systems can process it for workers covered by the bill.
The family of William D. Baxter announces the death of their father, a respected local resident, and asks friends to remember him in their prayers. Funeral arrangements are pending.
Dr W Ed ward Chamberlain of Philadelphia testifies as the Iowa hospitals case on whether hiring physician specialists constitutes practicing medicine. Judge Moore mentions a recess to decide who leads the physicians fees amid debate over diagnostic teams and medical practice.
A witness testified about the disagreement with Dr Hess regarding who collects fees for hospital employed physicians. The discussion touched on government and private industry physicians and how work is billed. The motorist is urged to exercise caution and yield the right of way at street line intersections.
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