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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1944

Page

7

Walnut News Briefs From Local Visits

Mrs. Bertha Kram Beck, Mrs. Fred Mickel and daughter Gladys Ann returned from a week in Lawrence Kansas visiting Mr. Mickel and Mr. and Mrs Claus Krambeck. Mrs. M L Tilton visited Monday in Council Bluffs at the Roscoe Menenray home. Mrs. T P Donaldson and family of Omaha returned home after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs M L Tilton.

Walnut Bertha Krambeck Fred Mickel Gladys Ann Lawrence Kan Mickel Claus Krambeck M. L. Tilton Morday Council Bluffs Roscoe Meneray T. P. Donaldson Omaha Mra

Mauk Transfer Leases Station on Poplar Street

The Mark Transfer company leases the oil station at Second and Poplar streets, formerly Irwin Pellett operated, moves offices there and keeps its West Second Street warehouse and garage. Station redecorated with new gasoline pumps and a full line of Mobile oils and gasoline to be sold.

The Mark Transfer Company Second and Poplar Streets Irwin Pellett West Second Street

Births Report Two New Babies in Local Homes

Mr and Mrs Arthur Berry of Sarah welcome son Dallas Oren born at home this morning weighing 9 pounds 10 ounces. This is their second child. A daughter Shirley aged 2 is listed as the other child. In Orient, Mr and Mrs Ralph Lett announce the birth of Linda Lucille at the Arthur Lett Sr home on Monday morning.

Arthur Berry Sarah Dallas Oren Shirley Anita Ralph Lett Orient Arthur Lett, Sr Linda Lucille

Ills and Injuries Reported in Local Area

A string of brief items lists illnesses and medical procedures in several towns. Mrs. Pete McNamara of 412 S cunt Street is ill with hives. Mrs. Carl Millard seeks rheumatism treatment in Excelsior Springs. Darlene Lett had an appendectomy at Atlantic Hospital. A 10 month old from the Becken dorp family is critically ill and at home with grandparents. Robert McDermott, naval trainee at Norman, Oklahoma, phoned parents with updates and asked them to visit.

Pete McNamara S.cunt Street Excelsior Springs Anita Carl Millard Walent Joe Beckendorf St. Joseph Hospital Omaha S M. Croghan Robert McDermott Naval Air Technical Training School Norman Okla J. B. McDermott Oklahoma City Bob

Frances Bailey Named State 4 H Club Candidate

Eight Iowa 4 H girls from 28 counties were selected as candidates for 1944 45 state officers. Frances Bailey of Atlantic leads a slate including Matt Ann Borgmeyer Ames Beverly DeWolf Gilmore City Jean Ann Freese Monticello Helen Flickey Afton Alberta Walcott Latitan Ca titan Walcott Muscatine Mary Lee Phillips Barges City Mahaska County will run for president with others vying for VP secretary treasurer and historian. The state convention at Iowa State College July 11 will decide.

Ames INS Iowa Frances Atlantic Cams County Matt Ann Borgmeyer Biery County Beverly DeWolf Gitmede City Pocahontas County Jean Ann Freese Monticello Jones County Helen Flickey Afton Upton County Alberta Ill Walcott Scot Titan Wale Muscatine County Mary Lee Philcatine Cogeity Mary Lee Phillips Barges City

Representation Kuester Praises GOP Candidates

The article reports Kuester praising GOP candidates and urging citizen participation. Delegates to Republican state and district conventions are listed along with names of many local party figures and organizers. A note urges safer driving near highways with caution to save lives.

Lewis Club Holds Family Picnic At Joyce Home

The Happy-Go-Lucky club met Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Joyce home for its annual family picnic. The next meeting is with Mrs. Ike Syverts on July 6.

Kenneth Joyce Ike Syverts

Birthdays And Club Gatherings In Territorial Notes

Ray and Ella Dorsey celebrate Ray Jr four and Ella age three with a party hosted by Mrs Ray Dorsey in Anita. Refreshments and gifts accompany games for young guests. Maude Suplee hosts W P G club with seven members. Roberta Calkins hosts Quilt club. Maple Dale club meets at Mrs Wilbert Kahl with fifteen members and two guests, new year books issued.

Ray Ella Dorsey Ray Dorsey Anita Ray, Jr Ella Ray Jr Maude Suplee W. P. G. Club William Steele Roberta Calkins East Main Street Maple Dale Club Wilbert Kahl

Des Moines Fire Destroys Leiserowitz Firm Building

Damage estimated at 125000 dollars after a fire gutted the four story brick building housing H B Leiserowitz and company a Des Moines wholesale grocery and tobacco firm. The blaze started in the basement and climbed to the fourth floor via a freight elevator shaft. Firemen used 15 hose lines for two hours before bringing it under control.

Des Moines H. B. Leiserowitz and Company Moines

Crochet motifs offer varied linens and scarves

Sarg Wheeler outlines three motif arrangements with realistic flowers to color linens such as scarfs towels and pillow cases. Pattern 906 provides six motifs sized about 3 by 12 inches with transfer patterns and directions. Send eleven cents to Atlantic News Telegraph for pattern number and buyer details.

Atlantic News- Telegraph Needlecraft Dept Eighth Avenue New York N. Y

Club Calendar Items For Week At Atlantic Golf Club

Items for the club calendar must reach the office by 10 a m on publication day. Sunday two ball foursome at Atlantic Golf and Country Club at 4 p m. Judge and Mrs R Kent Martin and Dr and Mrs Welton Knorr serve as committee. Monday Mrs Ralph Finkbine discusses Toward a Just and Durable Peace at the First Presbyterian Church parlor meeting of the Grinnell Institute group.

Atlantic Golf and Country Club R. Kent Martin Welton Knorr Ralph Finkbine Grinnell Institute Women’s Society of First Presbyteria Fred Jipson Teeedasy C. L. Hammer O. A. Otto

Former Atlantic Man Dies in Rushville Neb

Frank Strittmatter 86, a former Atlantic farmer, died suddenly at 3 a.m. at his Rushville home Neb. He moved to Nebraska in 1917 after living on a farm west of Atlantic. Surviving are eight children, nieces Clara Dimig Gerah Collatts and Mrs Charles Baller of Atlantic, plus other relatives. Funeral services will be held in Rushville Monday morning.

Frank Strittmatter Atlantic Rushville Neb John Strittmatter East Fourth Street Strittmatter Nebraska Ben Merittmatter West of Clara Dimig Gerah Collatts Charles Baller Ushville

Cass county assembly selects officers and plans upcoming activities

Hervey Cocklin of Griswold chaired Cass county assembly room meeting last evening. Officers elected include Margaret Boots Batsch life? vice-chairman, Boyd Cambridge secretary treasurer, Merton Seymour of Maine hoya Pome Anita, and Wray Wettenhaupt Massena district committeemen. Attorney John Id Atlantic state organization chairman named honorary member. Attendees enjoyed games after the business session.

Hervey Cocklin Griswold Cass County Margaret Boots Batschélet Boyd Cambridge Merton Seymour Maine Hoya Pome Anita Wray Wettenhaupt Massena Imitteemen John Id Atlantic

Arrest Swindler After Five Years

Six men were accused in a Sioux City widow's $62,000 life savings swindle dating to 1939. Hillary Mayen, 56, was arrested in Shreveport, Louisiana, after a five year manhunt. four assailants remain in prison and one was dismissed after pleading innocence.

Des Moines INS Sioux City E. E. Kuwhnel Federal Bureau of Ivestigation Kuhnel Hillary Mayen Shreveport D. B. Flagg

Guardsmen Hold Line Along Iowa River Levee

Flood damage largely averted at Oakville as Iowa state guardsmen patrol a 30 mile stretch of the Iowa river Flint creek levee. They sandbagged a breached section and built 70 foot wings in eight feet of water to divert the current. Train service resumed on most main lines except Rock Island which detoured between Iowa City and Davenport via Columbus Junction.

Des Moines Oakville Iowa Iowa River Flint Creek Rock Island Iowa City Davenport Columbus Junction

Iowa Licenses Des Moines Discouraging Lake Manawa

Bruce F. Stiles, chief of the Iowa Conservation Commission fish and game division, announced that only Iowa fishing licenses are honored at Lake Manawa near Cowell Bluffs. He explained that the land trade between Iowa and Nebraska places Lake Manawa completely within Iowa boundaries.

Iowa Des Moines Lake Manawa Cowell Bluffs Bruce F. Stiles Fish and Game Division Iowa State Conservation Commision Stiles Lowa Nebraska

War chiefs issue stern warning on home front effort

Generals Marshall King and Arnold report after Normandy tour that victory requires full home front support. They warn deserters and civilian war workers against quitting, urging continued production and commitment to the fight. They praise Allied progress but stress continued sacrifice at home as essential to defeat the Axis.

Washington INS United States Point George C. Marshall Army Ernest J. King Henry H. Arnold Army Air Forces Roosevelt Normandy Home Front Joint Chiefs

Question federal authority in Jap American trials

Denver June 30. An INS report states 14 Japanese Americans faced U S District Judge J Poster Symes with one guilty, one acquitted, six awaiting trial. George Shoihio Tadamoto, 23, found guilty of failing to report for pre induction physicals, as the judge upheld governmental power to evacuate groups for military security, a point not subject to trial fairness.

Denver INS U. S J. Poster Symes George Shoiihio Takamoto Symes U. S. Supreme Court

Defense Attorney Claims Citizenship Rights Battle In Trial

Defense attorney Samuel Menin argues in a trial that the government sought to strip citizenship rights and property from American-born Japanese, forcing them to fight to uphold democracy. The filing frames the issue as a constitutional confrontation in a high-stakes case.

Samuel Menin

Gilmore City approves $13,500 school bond issue

Gilmore City Ia construction plans move forward after a special election approved a 13500 dollar bond issue by a 158 to 21 vote to fund part of a new school building.

Gilmore City

Consolidated School Replaces Fire-Destroyed Building

The consolidated school will replace one destroyed by fire last December, when a teacher lost her life.

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