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Gazette Oct 30 [partial entry] church, an honorary member of St. Vincent DePaul society and [unreadable] of St. Benedict, Sept. 1, 1911, he married Grace Agnew. Surviving are his widow; 5 children, Mary, St. Louis, Mrs. Frank Lutteneger, Burlington, Sister Mary Gracita, BVM, Chicago, Hugh and Mark, of Burlington; 2 sisters, Mrs. Etta Bowman, Rushville, Ill., and Mary Daly, Burlington; a brother John, Chicago; and 4 grandchildren. Services will be held Monday at 10 a.m. in St. John's church with the cortege leaving the home at 9:45 a.m. Burial will be in Sacred Heart cemetery. The body will be taken to the home from Prugh's chapel Saturday afternoon. Rosary will be recited at the residence Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Takes 17 Men to Get Woman to Hospital Joliet, Ill.—(AP)--The services of 17 men, including 10 policeman, were required to remove Mrs. Elizabeth Ebner, 70, who weighs 700 pounds, from her home to a hospital. Mrs. Ebner, who has been bedridden 20 years, broke her hip when she fell out of bed a week ago and Wednesday was taken to a hospital. Ten policemen, unable to place Mrs. Ebner in a police ambulance, summoned an undertaker who, with the aid of the policemen, placed Mrs. Ebner on a casket card and took her to the hospital in a hearse. The policemen, 2 undertakers and 5 hospital employes were required to lift Mrs. Ebner from the hearse to the cart. She was placed in 2 hospital beds, which had been bolstered up with lumber. DOCTOR HOSPITALIZED New London—Dr. E.J. Lessenger underwent an operation on his vertebrae at University hospital, Iowa City. [cartoon] "Honest, Mr. Simpson, I'm not really a witch! It's me, Rosemary, see?" Atom Control Need Told Co-operation of the United States with other nations in the control of atomic energy was urged Thursday by Glen Gray, Rev. Robert Hammill, and Wilfred White, speakers at the regular Kiwanis meeting. Cray outlined the physical characteristics of an atom and traced some of the scientific research that went into the actual breaking down of the atom through the use of neutrons. He claimed that, with the atomic bomb, an enemy nation could, in a 2 hour period destroy U.S. major cities and facilities for waging war. White explained the use of the atomic energy materials in the scientific and medical fields, stating that the immediate formation of atomic energy plants at the present time would be practically impossible as there is no present knowledge of how to build them or control the energy that might be released. He decried American arrogance as being a barrier to world peace and said that world citizenship rather than a 3,000 foot deep bomb shelter would be the best protection from the bomb. Hammill told of the Baruch plan which would prvoide for international control of atomic energy materials. He stated that should it be necessary for the United States to scrap its atomic material scrap pile in order to achieve an understanding with other nations the move would still be advisable. Poland, as tentatively defined after World war II, is a little larger than New Mexico. [partial items on right hand side] Steveson, Bigg E. Neff, Strong Stanbary, Medi Kern, LaHarp without compe Members were R. Creedon, nat pediter, and an neth W. Enslen rent director. on recommend Dwight Green Enslen said provided with facilities includ service, in the 720 Jefferson s There will also to the board an er information establishment of maximum r accommodation The housing thorizes local boards to make to the national as to: (1) Decontrol tal area or any (2) The adequ eral rent level (3) Operations office with parti hardship cases. Within 30 days recommendations board, "appropri ated and in acco plicable law and law provides the expediter must a prove the reco notify the local board in writing why final action within 30 days. The rent advis also consider ind ment cases coming make recommeda cal area rent dire official orders c mum rents and ot will continue to b by local area rent they have in the pa Alleges 2 Shoo From Motorbo Earl Wiegand, 1609 Drew Orton, 1434 Cl nue, will be reported authorities as alleged the migratory wildfo cording to David Fis conservation officer. Fisher said he observe Wednesday shooting a from a motorboat in sippi river above Dam Burlington. He added that whil charge is contemplate turn over his informa fish and wildlife service eral deputies in Des M Wiegand is a public ministration engineer is reported also employ school system. John Bowman and L reich were fined $10 each in the court of M. justice of the peace. Th charges of shooting du the opening of the sho Both were arrested by cording to information. HAND BONES BROKE Mediapolis--Paul Lai 2 broken bones in his r when a gasoline engin oiling backfired, after parently stopped runnin the crank to strike La Men and women dres Cambodia and legend the women once fought armies of the country.
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Gazette Oct 30 [partial entry] church, an honorary member of St. Vincent DePaul society and [unreadable] of St. Benedict, Sept. 1, 1911, he married Grace Agnew. Surviving are his widow; 5 children, Mary, St. Louis, Mrs. Frank Lutteneger, Burlington, Sister Mary Gracita, BVM, Chicago, Hugh and Mark, of Burlington; 2 sisters, Mrs. Etta Bowman, Rushville, Ill., and Mary Daly, Burlington; a brother John, Chicago; and 4 grandchildren. Services will be held Monday at 10 a.m. in St. John's church with the cortege leaving the home at 9:45 a.m. Burial will be in Sacred Heart cemetery. The body will be taken to the home from Prugh's chapel Saturday afternoon. Rosary will be recited at the residence Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Takes 17 Men to Get Woman to Hospital Joliet, Ill.—(AP)--The services of 17 men, including 10 policeman, were required to remove Mrs. Elizabeth Ebner, 70, who weighs 700 pounds, from her home to a hospital. Mrs. Ebner, who has been bedridden 20 years, broke her hip when she fell out of bed a week ago and Wednesday was taken to a hospital. Ten policemen, unable to place Mrs. Ebner in a police ambulance, summoned an undertaker who, with the aid of the policemen, placed Mrs. Ebner on a casket card and took her to the hospital in a hearse. The policemen, 2 undertakers and 5 hospital employes were required to lift Mrs. Ebner from the hearse to the cart. She was placed in 2 hospital beds, which had been bolstered up with lumber. DOCTOR HOSPITALIZED New London—Dr. E.J. Lessenger underwent an operation on his vertebrae at University hospital, Iowa City. [cartoon] "Honest, Mr. Simpson, I'm not really a witch! It's me, Rosemary, see?" Atom Control Need Told Co-operation of the United States with other nations in the control of atomic energy was urged Thursday by Glen Gray, Rev. Robert Hammill, and Wilfred White, speakers at the regular Kiwanis meeting. Cray outlined the physical characteristics of an atom and traced some of the scientific research that went into the actual breaking down of the atom through the use of neutrons. He claimed that, with the atomic bomb, an enemy nation could, in a 2 hour period destroy U.S. major cities and facilities for waging war. White explained the use of the atomic energy materials in the scientific and medical fields, stating that the immediate formation of atomic energy plants at the present time would be practically impossible as there is no present knowledge of how to build them or control the energy that might be released. He decried American arrogance as being a barrier to world peace and said that world citizenship rather than a 3,000 foot deep bomb shelter would be the best protection from the bomb. Hammill told of the Baruch plan which would prvoide for international control of atomic energy materials. He stated that should it be necessary for the United States to scrap its atomic material scrap pile in order to achieve an understanding with other nations the move would still be advisable. Poland, as tentatively defined after World war II, is a little larger than New Mexico. [partial items on right hand side] Steveson, Bigg E. Neff, Strong Stanbary, Medi Kern, LaHarp without compe Members were R. Creedon, nat pediter, and an neth W. Enslen rent director. on recommend Dwight Green Enslen said provided with facilities includ service, in the 720 Jefferson s There will also to the board an er information establishment of maximum r accommodation The housing thorizes local boards to make to the national as to: (1) Decontrol tal area or any (2) The adequ eral rent level (3) Operations office with parti hardship cases. Within 30 days recommendations board, "appropri ated and in acco plicable law and law provides the expediter must a prove the reco notify the local board in writing why final action within 30 days. The rent advis also consider ind ment cases coming make recommeda cal area rent dire official orders c mum rents and ot will continue to b by local area rent they have in the pa Alleges 2 Shoo From Motorbo Earl Wiegand, 1609 Drew Orton, 1434 Cl nue, will be reported authorities as alleged the migratory wildfo cording to David Fis conservation officer. Fisher said he observe Wednesday shooting a from a motorboat in sippi river above Dam Burlington. He added that whil charge is contemplate turn over his informa fish and wildlife service eral deputies in Des M Wiegand is a public ministration engineer is reported also employ school system. John Bowman and L reich were fined $10 each in the court of M. justice of the peace. Th charges of shooting du the opening of the sho Both were arrested by cording to information. HAND BONES BROKE Mediapolis--Paul Lai 2 broken bones in his r when a gasoline engin oiling backfired, after parently stopped runnin the crank to strike La Men and women dres Cambodia and legend the women once fought armies of the country.
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