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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1962
Page
3
Five C Eco records Atlant Ray and Allen Atla each post a single frame. The report notes limited readability on the historical page segment and records the sparse identifiable details.
A study by Melvin L. Clothier for The Modern Hospital notes hospitals moving to longer more liberal visiting hours. Thirteen hospitals with 436 bed average capacity answered a questionnaire covering hours children visitors in rooms enforcement and exceptions. The trend is toward relaxed rules and broader visitation amid observed problems.
Three IRS teams raided The Cornhusker Friendly Tavern and Frank's Drive-In in Council Bluffs, seizing horse race betting slips and more than $3,000 cash. No arrests were made while Iowa agents assisted. authorities pursue stamps violations under federal wagering tax rules.
Cass County now operates under a zoning ordinance with districts for agriculture mining light industry heavy industry residential and flood plains. Unincorporated areas require building or sign permits via Zoning Administrator Oscar Nord. Some agriculture buildings may be exempt but still face road distance rules. remodeling may not require permits. Office hours and location noted.
Eleven convicts remain atop a water tower at Western State Penitentiary after a hunger and thirst protest. Two surrendered on Wednesday. one was hospitalized due to weakness. Officials anticipate others will descend soon as they vow to wait it out. Do not drink and drive.
An advertisement touts Purina Fly Checkers using DDVP Dipterex and attractants to lure and kill flies. The item can be placed on a board, window sill, or water saucer and is sold in six pairs through the Checkerboard Store with limited supply.
Jim Smalley departs for California to visit relatives for a week. Miss Carel J. Burk has joined Mutual of Omaha and United of Omaha at their home office. Glen F. Pederson fined for lacking Iowa driver license. Audubon Atlantic Elks Midgets game postponed due to new lights at Audubon field. Dairy princess crowning corrected. Jean Joyce crowned Sue Wedemeyer. Roger D. Michel and family visiting his mother and aunt in Atlantic. 4-H livestock judging workouts begin at Walnut Grove to select district and state fair participants. Mayberry family from Atlantic and Wiota returning from Independence Kansas. Mayberry hospitalized with broken hip. County board approves bridge and culvert contracts totaling 165177.02 and approves cigarette permits. Iowa corn weather forecast: hot and humid with possible showers Friday into Saturday. highs near 90, Burlington 92 yesterday, Atlantic high 92, lows upper 60s to 70s.
AP report notes burglaries at Doug's Diner and Ted's Grill in Iowa City. Thieves entered via a broken restroom window and a front window, escaping with about $50 from Ted's Grill. Coralville officials say 18 year old Joseph B Elbrech of Vinton drowned while swimming the Iowa River near Coralville after cramps or fatigue.
C. F. Holldorf moved a four room house owned by Russell McCasky from three miles southeast of Wiota to Atlantic. The move took about six hours of actual travel time. A major challenge was finding a route with the fewest utility lines to go under.
City clerk Martin Poch enters St. Joseph's hospital Omaha for surgery set Friday in room 297. Hawley Lynch covers duties. Atlantic Memorial sees multiple admissions and discharges including residents of Maine Lewis Spencer Avoca Anita and Omaha with various injuries and illnesses.
A new record was hung up as 127 attended the clinic conducted by the State Services for Crip pled Children at the Lincoln school here yesterday. The clinic, one of 35 held throughout the state, was staffed by the various professional departments of the University of Iowa and SSCC. Volunteer workers from Atlantic BPO Elks lodge and the Legion Auxiliary assisted the staff, with Mrs. William Kelso as volunteer chairman and Mrs. Gerald Will and Mrs. Louis Eister hold as co chairmen. Others assisting were Mrs. Alma Jordan, Mrs. Frank Auerbach, Mrs. Oscar Niles, Mrs. Detlef Sorensen, Mrs. Nels Fugisang, Mrs. Armour Martin, Mrs. J. Delmont, Mrs. L. H. Bergman, Mrs. Dorothy Malone, Mrs. Donald L. Nelson, Mrs. Gerald Kay, Mrs. Clara Wilburn, Mrs. Clara Skaw, Mrs. Harold L. Hansen, Mrs. Hans Rasmussen, Mrs. Wayne Andrews, Mrs. Harley Garside, Mrs. Harlan Shranger, Miss Gladys Kluever, Mrs. John Alli band, Mrs. Leo Maier, Mrs. Don L. Wilkinson and Mrs. M. B. Parkinson. Canteen workers were Mrs. Claude McConnell, Mrs. Floyd Spies, Mrs. Jake White, Mrs. Jorgen Hansen and Mrs. S. M. Heggem. Milk was furnished by Seybert's Dairy and food donors were Mrs. Frank Mallette, Mrs. Clara Hansen, Mrs. Lester Christensen, Mrs. White, Mrs. Kelso, Mrs. Niles, Mrs. Eister hold, Mrs. Hansen and Mrs. Heggem.
Herbert Kerkman 47 of 806 East Fifth street is hospitalized at Atlantic Memorial with a broken pelvis and burns after being dragged 25 feet when his car rolled away from its moorings while a fishing party gathered at the Keith Kerkman farm near Massena. His brother Norval Kerkman and Clarence Wiechman witnessed the incident as bystanders tried to stop the vehicle.
Mrs. Alice Walsh has returned to Los Angeles after visiting relatives Sed. Mr and Mrs Charles Harry of Los Angeles attended the funeral for George Louis Wade. Jim of Lincoln Nebraska and Julene Wahe of Omaha came for their father and grandfather William Wade. Mary Ellen Wegner of Visalia California is here for her father George Wegner's funeral.
Fred Harman Griswold of Western Auto plans major surgery at St. Johns hospital Red Wing Minnesota. Mrs A Edward Peterson of Faith Lutheran church, visiting Meno monie Wisconsin, waits for Harman to recover before returning home.
Motorists are urged to obey stop signs strictly, as Officials warn that the signs demand a full halt rather than a mere reduction in speed. The reminder comes amid recurring failures at intersections and emphasizes safety for all travelers.
Short funeral services were held today at Waglers funeral home for Mrs Ed Read 80 of Hopedale Illinois and at Elliott cemetery with Joe Thurstensen youth minister at the Church of Christ officiating Mrs Read the former Mrs Kirchet of Griswold has been a resident of Hopedale since her mar-
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