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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1945
Page
2
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Pvt Dana Duff has gone to Fort Riley after furlough visit. Donald Hartkopf of the 76th bomber squadron with B 29s was moved from India to Tinian and received the presidential unit citation on June 1. Sgt Hartkopf has four battle stars. Capt T L Bond and wife and two children returned home after leave. S Sgt Samuel Willoughby, a German war prisoner since 1943, has returned to visit. Jack Conner inducted recently is at Sheppard Field. Mrs Stephenson writes to Mrs West. Robert Stephenson is at Camp McQuaid. Sgt Gerald McConnell is recovering from a shrapnel wound in Luzon. Pvt Merle Welton also in Luzon. Major William Franz now in Vancouver, Washington, after Australia service. Lt George Mundorf, en route to Fort Worth, reports appendicitis operated on Buckley Field. Pfc Paul W McKeane discharged from Italian hospital and now in quartermaster duties. Cadet Aletha Steffen spending vacation with parents. Pfc Harlan Dean reports to Jefferson Barracks after furlough.
Local churches publish service times for Peace Evangelical and Reformed Jehovahs Witnesses Catholic and other denominations. Notices include Sunday school at 9:45, worship at 10:45 or 11, and midweek classes, with updates on cancellations and study groups through July and August.
A dense listing details church names, pastors, service times, Sunday schools, and special activities across Anita and nearby towns. It lists Masses, sermons, quarterly meetings, youth groups, and Ladies Aids with specific times and dates for each congregation.
Des Moines June 29 AP Approximately 8000 approved model airplanes were built by 6000 Iowa school boys in the early days of the present war. State Superintendent Mien Jesele M Parker announced a report from the U S Office of Education showing more than 200 laws school participated in the model aircraft project in 1942 and 1943. Military officials used the planes for identification methods range estimation study of formations and fire patterns and to determine cone of fire and blind spots in enemy planes.
The remsige of Mrs. Anna Mw Eiltg will be taken from tha Ragepek & Baxter dun ame at 9 a m tomorrow to the home of her son Herman Bilts 911 Walnut street. Rites at 2:30 Saturday afternoon at the church conducted by Rev George Fuchs. Interment in Atlantic cemetery. Littler Rites. Griewold-Funeral services for Charles Littler held today at Wagler funeral home Griswold. Rev W H Elges officiated. Burial in Griewold cemetery. J EB Dickey with Mrs Dickey sang. G C Birkett M B Christian J G Hayes Monte Hemphill Floyd Blanchard.
Mr and Mrs Wendell Blakely welcomed a daughter named Nerene Cathrine, born at noon on June 27, weighing about one pound, at Bris Tow nursing home. War Savings Stamps may be released at The Atlantic News Telegraph.
Cumberlandé-WMr reports Corporal Dudley Daugherty wounded in the Pacific in his left hand after four years in service and ten months in that theater. His brother Private Thomas R. Daugherty writes from France that he expects a furlough and has served two years with 14 months overseas.
Audubon’s Cpl Leonard Steen son of Mr and Mrs Hans Steen was interviewed Wednesday by WOW war correspondent Ray Clark. The program Somewhere in the Pacific features interviews with Midwestern men.
Anite-Mrse Mattie seat at Anita reports the death of Anderson a well known farmer who had moved to California for health. He left a wife a son aged seven a half sister Mrs Floyd Dement and three half brothers Carl Shults John Shults and Orson Shults. Burial took place in Valhalla cemetery at North Mottyweed, with John Shults of Wichita present.
Adsir McKinley and Harry Hofmeister attended the funeral of their son Ts Frank W. Knoke in Noble township near Lyman on Tuesday.
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