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Newspaper

Atlantic Evening News

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1910

Page

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Frank Rhody Takes Lead At Neal Institute in Sioux City

Frank J. Rhody, well known local harness dealer, announces plans to manage a new Neal Institute for the care of the liquor habit in Sioux City, renting a 1625 Douglas Street residence. His wife and brother will join him next week, while his harness business continues. The Neal Cure is praised as a safe, rapid, three day solution with lasting results and strong endorsements from local press.

Frank J. Rhody Sioux City Rhody C.W. Brute Douglas Street Institute Anamosa Silas Bilis Continuin Sioux City Institute Frank Atlantic Neal Company

May basket event ends with dog scare near Atlantic

About sixteen youths went anging May baskets three and a half miles northwest of Atlantic. Instead of being welcomed, they were chased off by a dog after being told to go or stay as they pleased. The hangers left, but the evening remained pleasant despite the incident.

Atlantic

Real Estate Transfers May 10 1910

Rachel L Brown and others transfer to H H Tamborn for five dollars a lot in Griswold block 6 lot 11 and 1 acre east 31 feet. Rudolph and wife transfer to J F Lowman for eighteen hundred dollars property described as aw pr sw pr in township 35-74-37.

Rachel L. Brown To & HH

Cut glass and shiverware wedding presents at Eggers Bros

Cut glass and shiverware suitable for wedding gifts are offered at Eggers Bros. The store emphasizes a selection appropriate for newlyweds and domestic use, inviting customers to view a range of glassware pieces and decorative items.

Eggers Bros Eggers ‘Bros Ag . Mewett

Sinking Sorrow Over Mrs Oscar Anderson’s Decline

News reaches that Mrs Oscar Anderson grows worse with fear of imminent end. Nearby friends express concern as community shares in the illness. Blass and silverware from BROS. Ag Mewett noted as potential gifts in the notice.

Oscar Anderson

Knights of Columbus Ninth annual grand council session in Owatonna

In Carroll Iowa on May 12 the Grand Council Knights of Columbus held its ninth annual session. Bishop Garrigan preached at Saints Peter and Pauls Catholic church against socialism and for the order to combat its twin threats. PT Griffin presided, Emmett Powers reported the state order now totals about nine to ten thousand members with rapid recent growth and strong finances. A local initiation of forty three men raised Carroll membership to sixty one. Ottumwa is expected to host the next grand council meeting.

Emmett Powers Des Moines Ottumwa

Atlantic district M B church session set in Anita

The semi annual session of the Atlantic district conference of the M B church will be held in Anita from June 22 to June 24. A strong program is planned with devotional sessions, sermons, and talks on training, church work, ministry, and attendance. Standing committees and officers are listed, with wives expected to attend and royal entertainment arranged.

Anita Atlantic District M. B J. F. Davis A. BE. Sanford J. L. Johnson B.C. F. Chambers J. H. Pratt J. E. Freedline A. E. Foutch Victor West George C. Sprague A. A. Thompson A. H. Moore A. E. Griffith A. W. Harned C. W. Hahanshelt J. N. Haiser W. A. Gable J. P. Morley H. R. Miller South America H. D. Glassburn Chas. Mayne EB. EL Strand Buckley W. T. Rink A. F. Conrey A. J. Matthews W. B H. Shu A. EB. Griffith

Big Ball Game Benefit Next Sunday at Local Park

A benefit baseball game between the Merchants Greys and a pickup team captained by G. G. Jeck will be played at the local ball park next Sunday. Admission is 50 cents with proceeds for park repairs and team expenses. Tickets are sold by boys around town. attendees urged to support this social effort.

Merchants Greys G. G. Jeck

Atlantic High School Alumni Banquet Amendments

The recent notice about a public affair for the Atlantic High School alumni banquet is corrected. The event remains at the Masonic Temple on May 25 for association members only, with each member allowed to invite a friend, and 500 invitations issued by the committee. Baptist ladies will serve.

Alumni Association the Atlantic High School Masonic Temple

City of Saltello Sinks After Rock Strike

The steamer City of Saltello bound from St. Louis to Tennessee points struck a rock and sank below St. Louis at night. Thirteen people perished, including five women, in the accident reported by United Press.

St. Louis Tennessee The United Press ST. Louis, MO City of Saltello Tennessee Points

Record Ford Shipments Hit New April High at Detroit Plant

Ford Motor Co announced April shipments reaching 8,754 cars over 23 working days with a peak day of 216 cars on April 29. Officials note plans to produce 4,500 cars in May and reflect on the industry’s rapid growth from four years ago when 4,000 yearly output was once considered top.

Ford Ford Motor Co Detroit

Former Anita Man Declared Insane and Transported

Sam P. James, once a resident of Anita Iowa and later near Weldon, was adjudged insane and taken to an asylum tent. He was restrained to prevent self harm.

Anita Tulane Sam P. James Vicin Weldon Self

Mrs John Startzer Dies After Illness at Home

Mrs John Startzer, a well known county resident, died at her home eleven miles southeast of the city around eleven this morning after an illness since last fall. She was sixty nine. Funeral arrangements and life details are not yet announced.

John Startzer

Pi Phi Alpha hop in K C hall with Northwestern Orchestra

The Pi Phi Alpha fraternity hosted a dance at the K C hall last evening. Thirty seven couples attended and everyone enjoyed the event. News briefs note a newborn in Wiota and a new house underway on West Sixth Street by J L Winne. Bear Grove roads are being improved and several local ads close the notice.

Pi Phi Alpha Fraternity K. C. Hall Northwestern West Sixth Street J. L. Winne

Paving Work Advances Between Fifth and Sixth Streets

Grading and paving progress in the block between Fifth and Sixth streets gains momentum as weather remains favorable. The project, already started, proceeds swiftly with contractors pushing ahead to meet targets.

Atlantic and Griswold clash on Friday baseball game

Atlantic High faces Griswold High at 2:80 Friday followed by a Saturday match versus an Audi bon High School representative at 3 o clock. Attendance encouraged with admission of 250.

Atlantic High School Griswold High School Audibon High School

Rev Shenton Nearing Death In Indianola Visit

Relatives announce that at a late hour this afternoon Rev D Shenton was dying and cannot survive much longer. His sons Fred of Indianola and Rev David of Russell, the latter with his wife, are at the bedside. End is expected within hours.

D. Shenton Fred Indianola Rev David Russell

Booster Club Meeting Tonight at Firemen's Hall

The Boost er Club will hold a regular meeting this evening at the Firemen's hall. Two important topics are on the agenda: the A. N. & B. southern extension and moving the poles off the streets. Attendance is urged. the meeting promises to be worthwhile.

Firemen’s Hall Booster Club

Boosters from Griswold and Lewis Gather Tonight

Griswold and Lewis booster clubs plan to attend a local meeting this evening. Residents challenge the state road route as biased, hoping the turnout proves they were not opposed. Lewis members will join Griswold supporters to discuss the routing and show cooperation.

Griswold State Road Lewis Boosters Clubs Lewis and Boosters Club

Personal and News Items from Anita and Nearby

County Superintendent Mrs Johnson attended political matters at Anita. Deputy Sheriff McKee handled civil business for the sheriff. The Airdome drew a good crowd with Grit the Newsboy billed tonight. Bert Marker visited the News office. John Gray and wife traveled from Casey for visits and shopping. Mr and Mrs F A Giffen went to Omaha for the day. Mrs Giffen visiting. Dr and Mrs A S Mullins traveled to Davenport to see Mrs Mullins' parents H A Shaw and wife. County Auditor Herbert and Deputy Frank Herbert prepare for the primary on the 7th. John Henderson of R F D 6 called at the News office. Evangelist D Flo Hawkins will speak at the Adventist Church Friday evening May 13 with a continuation on A Panorama of the Glory of Christ as Revealed in the Book of Revelation. The sermon topic is Things Which must be hereafter as viewed by the beloved John on the Isle of Patmos through a door opened in heaven. Everyone is invited.

S County Mrs F. A. Giffen Omaha Mr. Giffen Mrs. Giffen A. S. Mullins Davenport Christ John Isle of Patmos

Fred Alexanders Filler In Old Floars

A brief note lists Fred Alexanders as a filler for old floars in archived items. The entry is terse with limited context and lacks dates or locations.

Fred Alexanders

Wm. Cool Visits Union Township Candidate Call

Wm. Cool of Union township, a candidate for the Republican nomination for representative, was in town today and paid a pleasant call to the News.

Wm. Cool Union Township

Rock Island delays choice for agent after resignation

No selection has been made to fill the vacancy left by A. A. H. Taylor's resignation. Bert Sankey continues in the role in an acceptable manner and many friends hope he may be chosen as the permanent agent.

Rock Island A. A H. Taylor Bert Sankey

Young Lewis Couple Wins Marriage License

A marriage license was issued to two underage lovers from Lewis, Quy N. Livingston aged nineteen and Goldie Daniels aged seventeen, with parental consent required for the ceremony.

Quy N. Livingston Goldie Daniels Lewis Guy N. Livingston Lewis Vicinity

GrIswold Reunion Dates Set In August Plans

GrIswold May 12 The reunion dates for this year are announced as August 23 24 and 26 The committee lists include D H Scott and W C Bryant for speakers with C On finance Gear Remigare on the committee A hammering reunion is promised to eclipse last year events and organizers aim to surpass prior efforts.

Griswold

Roosevelt Lectures in Berlin Before Kaiser and Crown Prince

In Berlin the former president lectured at the university on the movement of alleviation. The audience included the Kaiser, Crown Prince, and a distinguished assembly. His throat is reported better.

Berlin The United Press University of ‘Berlin Roosevelt

Mine disaster traps 137 miners at Wellington mine

An underwater Wellington mine in White Haven Hingland suffered a blast on May 12. The explosion left 137 miners trapped or dead, with most believed to be killed. Rescue efforts are underway as authorities investigate the incident and assess casualties.

England United Press White Haven Hingland Wellington

Pathfinder Ends Run Across the State in Iowa

The Glidden pathfinder car completed a night run from Cedar Rapids to Towa City arriving at 10 30. Hosts at the Berkley Imperial Hotel welcomed the party and at 7 15 the crew continued toward Davenport with Davenport autoists meeting them midway. The team praised Iowa hospitality as superior to prior stops.

Glidden Pathfinder Towa City Davenport Cedar Rapids Berkley Imperial Hotel Pathfinder River Road Iowa

Clear Lake papers unite for semi weekly town paper

In Clear Lake Iowa editors Davenport and Wallace merge resources to operate a shared semi weekly paper. The Mirror will publish on Tuesday and the Reporter on Thursday while the two papers pool a new type setting machine. The plan aims to boost subscriptions and advertising for both papers. This innovation may interest other towns observing the test run.

Mason City Clear Lake Davenport Wallace Mirror

Weather Outlook for Town Fair and Frost Tonight

Forecast calls for continued cool temperatures tonight and Friday. Frost is expected tonight with low temperatures near the hands, and dry conditions likely ahead as the town anticipates the fair. The report notes a chilly pattern persisting through the event.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Frank Rhody Neal Business Neal Institute Owa Carroll Church of Christ Myr Mrs. Halley Comet Mississippi Feople City OF Saltello Pi Phi Alpha Dance Fred Alexander J. W. Stoodt Wiota Sattley Kirk Bear Grove Bear Grove Township Shenton PAM Griswold Reunion Joe Mirror
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