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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1945
Page
7
A gambler named Terry returns to the hotel after a wild win at ten to one and a large purse. She wanders through crowding celebrations with her companions as a mysterious horse named Ultimo Ven is mentioned. The scene hints at ongoing betting intrigue and a cliffhanger continuation.
Griswold Mrs F C Jorgensen admires a Crimson Dawn rose with two deep rose blooms and two creamy Talisman roses on one bush yielding a striking multi color display.
Wiota reports Mrs Harold Sandhorst and son Gerald Lee visiting relatives, with the couple’s other child Physis mentioned. The family has been staying at the home of Mr and Mrs Henr ee ants.
Anita Phil Troektenberg, who has managed the Maduff foot market for 16 months, purchases the business from Henry Maduff of Atlantic. He will continue to operate under the old firm name.
Former Adair resident Mrs. George W. Henkle died in Inglewood California after four years bedridden with a broken hip. She was sister of Mrs. W. H. Buer of Adair and is survived by four sons.
The sick list reports Carolyn Marshall undergoing a tonsillectomy at a local physician’s office. Claude Lang of 801 Linn Street injured his foot at Blue Star Produce, improving hours later. Hospital patients include Mrs. J. N. Potter of Anta and several measles cases involving Wieta Eilene Bintner and Richard Rets. Major surgery in Omaha, measles cases stabilizing, and multiple residents under care at Mercy and Immanuel Lutheran facilities.
The couple, attended by the Christensen family of Norfolk, with Mrs Dale Christensen at organ, sang duets and attended Lohengrin. The bride, Anita high school graduate and rural teacher, wore street length. groom a BE. T. C. Cheb graduate. E. T. C. club marks 20th anniversary with Mrs Lou Thurman hosting.
A busy schedule features Priscilla club hostessing on June 21 with guests Mesdames Gerlock Hebing and Pond. Daisy Taylor wins the contest prize. Adair club hosts include Mrs Wayne Hobeon at 7 pm, with Glen Parkinson hosting, and dinners at the Parrott and Edwards homes. Marie Gundrum tops Casey with high score. contract bridge at Anita with Solon Karns, and Pythian 8 in new Adair hall present flag day program.
Pattern 9046 offered in sizes 3 4 6 8 and 10 with frock and hat in size 6 and cape. Order 20 cents for patterns by mail to Atlantic News Telegraph 7 Pattern Dept P O Box 162 Station O New York N Y provide name and address.
Wray Brisler of Mastens Pfe Murray completes a 20 day journey ending Friday and travels back to Lanade town.
Sale of E bonds to lift Cass county toward a 267000 quota accelerates with eight banks and post offices participating this week. In four days the total reached 65461.00 and extending the sale to July 7 could help hit the goal. Attorney E H Holton county chairman announced. Mrs Clarence Pellet leads a farm bureau group. regionwide leaders push for success.
A Venetian artisan named Soret is linked to the development of a renowned brilliant cut as part of a historical craft tradition dating back to early centuries. The text notes his association with Vincenso Peru ai, highlighting the period's inventive approach to gem cutting and design.
The notice sets standard operating hours for the kite house and instructs staff and visitors to adhere to the schedule. No specific dates or names are provided in the readable text.
There is a reason for daily sweeping with a left brush or carpet sweeper. Regular cleaning lifts loose dirt lint and threads before they penetrate pile roots. Gritty dirt wears tufted fibers and creates stubborn cleaning challenges.
A guide explains that fabric tears can be fixed by reinforcing with patches and using darning technique. It discusses handling k and forth breakage hints and suggests pressing patches to stabilize worn areas.
Washington reporters summarize hearings on a cross country tour by the House food shortage committee. Operators in farming, trading, and processing back President Truman's move to appoint Rep. Anderson as food chief to coordinate all programs under one agency. Anderson says farmers and middlemen will get a full hearing once he leads the administration.
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a controlled laboratory task performed by trained personnel. The readable portions mention a meld resembling bread, but no clear event, outcome, or identifiable entities are present.
A spokesman in London reported a government update regarding Poland. Details remain unclear due to fragmentary text.
A terse London AP item notes L is returning home as June ends with brief mention of transport and public notices on the page.
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