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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1952
Page
7
Dr J J Sinn of Manning, 77, marks his 50th year in dentistry, still in the same office since graduating from Northwestern in May 1902. He first settled in Manning after liking the town, with prior work in Yoinat Avoca Woodward and Lewis. He later moved into civic duties including education and park work.
Week's Budget Style pattern 9379 for Misses sizes 14 16 18 20 40 42. Small coverall requires 2 yards 35 inch fabric. Send thirty cents to Marian Martin at Atlantic News Telegraph New York address with name and address and style number.
The mission that planned the city park and organizer of the Manning Manilla Golf and Country Club is described as a long time member of Masonic lodge for 54 years and a member of the Lions Club and Chamber of Commerce.
Mrs. Earl Madsen traveled to Rochester Minnesota to visit her mother who has undergone several operations. Her father has stayed there most of the time. Mr and Mrs Arnold Andersen and Kathleen spent the weekend at Onawa with the Ivan Hurley family.
The Defense Department identifies 171 battle casualties in Korea in list No. 596. It records 22 killed, 128 wounded, six missing and 20 injured.
Silver anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Mike Woodall set for Sunday July 6 near Wiota with a noon basket dinner. WSCS Circle 4 hosts a potluck at Methodist church. Royal Neighbors postpone July 2 meeting to July 16. Busy Bee club and Zion Aid Society host events. St Pauls Aid Society meets at 2:30 pm. layettes for county welfare to be sewn with supplies provided.
The Rebekah Circle gathered in the IOOF hall with Mrs. Cliff Gaskill presiding as guests described wedding dresses. Lunch was served by several hostesses. At Elk Horn the Father Son Banquet by Home Builders raised 230 dollars. The Anita OTO club met with Mrs. Martin Larsen. contests awarded prizes to several members and guests.
J O Bleck a Rock Inland tridge foreman was injured last week after slipping and falling in the Neola area. He was hospitalized at Mercy in Council Bluffs with a possible shoulder fracture. Several Atlantic residents were admitted to Atlantic Memorial Hospital for treatment and later released, including Mrs. Bill Anderson and son Mark Lynn, Mrs. Milo Holmes and son Kenneth William, Mrs. Nettie Watson, Mrs. Matie Schofield, Mrs. Anne Malone, Mrs. Walt Tracy, Mrs. Howard Anderson, and Miss Barbara Jean Pepper. Anita Miller had a toe cast removed four weeks after an at home accident.
Wiota-Fredric McDermott of New York City recently vacationed here and was operated on Thursday for appendicitis. He is progressing well and will stay in the hospital about ten days. Address listed as 181 Vermilyea Ave Adorjan New York 34.
The Anita Lions Club held a 6:30 dinner at the Congregational church and installed officers led by EB. D. Brocker as president and Wm. Shaffer as first assistant. Directors named include Rev. M. L. Dake and Carl Miller. The July 14 meeting will be at the Recreation Center in north Anita to water and fertilize trees they recently planted.
Fort Madison inmates publish that prisoners will not donate blood to University of Iowa hospitals after editorial in The Presidio accuses the plan of exploiting inmates. The editorial notes University hospitals pay $5 a pint to prisoners while offering as much as $25 a pint to SUI students and others, and says inmates will donate to the Red Cross free instead.
Anita churches are under remodeling with major work at the Christian church including a new foundation and interior redecorating while the First Congregational church has its belfry removed, bell stored, and interior redecoration underway.
A Mechanicsville doctor appeals to Gov. Beardsley about highway 30 due to a six inch drop off and a drainage ditch left after recent blacktopping and widening. He cites two recent crashes injuring five people, three hospitalized, and says cars veer off shoulder and overturn into the ditch.
Patrol logs show 11 accidents in the last two weeks tied to the condition. The sheriff's office reports four accidents in the same period.
Classified note urges pedestrians to wear white while walking highways at night, promoting visibility and safety. The Want Ads feature from News-Telegraph highlights this guidance for better daytime recognition and accident prevention.
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