Summer grounds enroll 107 at Grant School for second week
The Grant school summer grounds report 107 enrolled in the second week with 12 in perfect attendance. Activities run daily 1 30 to 4 p m for children up to 12, except Friday closure for the Fourth of July. Highlights include supervised play crafts singing and reading plus hand plaque making and baton twirling lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant School
Ith
Edward
Rob
Marion Lee Adams
Gene Addis
Carol Man Fan
Roger Sutton
Joanna
Carol Lang
Fauk
Silly Ah
May highway death toll hits record high
The national safety council reported May road fatalities reached 3,140, the highest for May on record, up 12 percent from 1951 and 94 deaths above the prior May peak. Ned H. Dearborn urged greater caution during the Fourth of July period and the Memorial Day weekend to prevent further tragedies. The rise was driven mainly by rural accidents, while 441 cities reported more deaths than last year.
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Chicago
Nationality Council
Ned H. Dearborn
Council Agi
4 H Club Activities And Community Events Report
4 H clubs in Limeela-Lidesisattes Anita Lincoln Lincoln met last Wednesday evening with Sue Dressier assisted by Jorene Hughes. Roll call on favorite accessories. Demonstrations included handbags by Patty Bailey and Sharon Dressler hats by Sue Dressler and Beverly Gress and finishing the machine by Veda Alley. Talks covered clothes care by Leona Gissibl clever accessories by Norma Scarlett and Adventure with Ribbon by Norma Miller. Judy Parker led singing and Vesta Bailey played. Lunch served by hostesses and mothers. Grant The Douglas Herdsmen 4 H club with Lloyd Taylor and Geo. Crowdey entertained the Lucky Lindies 4 H club led by Mrs. Henry Heiti and Mrs. Clyde Jones at a roller skating party at Clarinda Friday. Dan Merrick a Montgomery county youth assistant attended as guest. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nippert and son Duane attended the FHA achievement day at Iowa State College in Ames Friday and received a certificate for outstanding work in food preservation. Start sooner drive slower live longer.
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Limeela Lidesisattes
Anita
Lincoln Lincoln
Sue Dressier
Jorene Hughes
Mildred Scarlett
Patty Bailey
Sharon Dressler
Sue Dressler
Beverly Gress
Veda Alley
Leona Gissibl
Norma Scarlett
Norma Miller
Judy Parker
Vesta Bailey
Douglas Herdsmen
Lloyd Taylor
Geo. Crowdey
Lucky Lindies
Henry Heiti
Clyde Jones
Clarinda
Dan Merrick
Montgomery County
Howard Nippert
Duane
Here
Iowa State College
Ames
Funeral notices and services for Nagel Hyndman Mills
Funeral services were held this afternoon at the Taylor and Roland funeral homes for William F. Nagel and Ray Hyndman with local pastors officiating and church choirs. Mills services followed at Lincoln Center Methodist Church with multiple pallbearers and interments planned at Atlantic Cumberland and Greenwood cemeteries. The notice ends with a public safety message: Don't drive if you drink.
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William F. Nagel
Taylor Funeral Home
Homer Larsen
George Zellers
Jesus
Max Bullock
Gan
Ted Eckaie
W. Cockshoot
Basil Weir
Brest Zurfluh
Vic Foster
Cat
Moller
Atlantic Cemetery
Hyndman
Ray Hyndman
Roland Funeral Home
C. W. Hohanshelt
J. O. Stahl
Stahl
Bob
Claude
Harold
Billy Hyndman
Bob Pigsley
Harry Pigsley
Cumberland Cemetery
Birth of 8 pound boy William Anton Claussen
Anita Anita-born William Anton Claussen on June 21 to Mr. and Mrs. William Claussen. This is their fifth child and fourth son. Grandmother is Mrs. Rachel Petersen of Anita. Nearby, wildlife such as the snow leopard Asiatic mountain goats and the bharel wild sheep inhabit the Himalayan snow line.
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William Anton
Claussen
Anita
Juhe
William Claussen
Rachel Petersen
Himalayas
Burglar Who Had Brain Surgery Kills Self in Detention
Millard F. Wright a 42 year old confessed burglar who underwent brain surgery to curb theft killed himself in a Butler detention cell. Police found a makeshift noose and a severed artery after Wright expressed remorse for his crimes and left notes blaming his life of crime. Wright had a long record of burglaries totaling 28 in western Pennsylvania and two in West Virginia and was paroled in 1949. His wife Roberta described him as a good man undone by an unchangeable condition.
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Butler
Millard F. Wright
Butler Barracks
Wright
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Roberta
Millard
Service In Japan Viota-Cpl John T Rets In Air Force
Viota Corporal John T Rets served in the air force in Japan, listed as the son of Mr and Mrs. Rets. The notice notes his family ties and military service details as part of an obituary or public notice.
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Japan
Viota
Cpl
John T. Rets
Air Force
Emil Rets Reports Movement Picture Filing in Alaska
Emil Rets describes a rough trip to Alaska near Richardson and Attu during an eventful voyage. He details filing a moving picture there and mentions a timetable and local figures, including Francis Wm Retz, Toming, and AntheSny, in a terse report from the field.
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Emil Rets
Ehehama
Japan
Toming
AntheSny
Francis Wm
Retz
Reichardson
Alasks
Near
Dar
Cadet Silbaimott Vacation Mentioned in Frem West
An item notes cadet Silbaimott taking a vacation with some of his mother Mrs Harold McDermott mentioned among the acquaintances.
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Frem
West
Anitaa
Silbaimott
Iis
Harold McDermott
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