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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1925
Page
7
Local briefs report Mrs. L W Rogler confined to Benton Center with heart trouble and transfer to the State Hospital after a mental health evaluation. Also noted are visits, travel plans, church and community events, a press delay due to a broken casting, and various residents moving, visiting, or returning home.
Walter Allen a city mail carrier has been off duty for months recovering from Mayo Hospital operation in Rochester Minnesota. He is rapidly gaining weight and feeling better each day and expects to resume duties on the mail route soon.
Jimmy Carlton, once ill with appendicitis, underwent an emergency operation and is showing decided gain at Atlantis Hospital. Lee Ranier Scheef, four, and John Sheet with his wife were also treated. Brown, father of the patient, was present as updates emerged. W E Ode reports from the hospital.
Miss Ethel Burkey six year old daughter Roy Burkey and wife underwent tonsil operations at Atlantic hospital today. Mrs Leon Perkins, treated there earlier, was discharged today. Also noted is a drastic statement about the coldest condition in the world and a vague reference to extreme cold and gas readings.
A fragmented note describes using boapsuds on Windows and suggests a method to clean windows with cloth and chamols. The text is unclear on specifics and appears to be an OCR artifact from a historical source.
Wednesday August 12 schedule listing stations and programs across cities. Highlights include orchestras, recitals, baseball play by play, markets, weather, and children's programming from New York to Chicago and beyond.
The Ghia Sister company, popular for thirty-one years in this territory, will show in Atlantic next week. They perform in a tent at the fair grounds with Ramond Ketchum Sara Treadwell Bush Bur richter Patsey McCoy and a 25 member troupe. Mr Lister arranged the date and recalled old days with B Spooner Claude Gillingwater and Glenn F Chase.
A garbled passage suggests a boast about a Death Ray engine capable of vast destruction. The fragment hints at international fear and a seller promoting the device within the United States, with unclear specifics on origin or dates.
Mr. Chase recently went to Newton to oversee his printing business now busy with work. Chase and Lister have seen many actors perform through the years. Clint and Bessie Robbins were headliners on their first Atlantic visit, with numerous well known performers stopping by, and they have always delivered a good show.
In Council Bluffs R. Himbino allegedly jumped the hospital bill and stole bed clothes. He paid the $501 hospital bill after detention. The report notes denial of concession rights at the fair. In Albia J R Halliburton, University of Missouri graduate, was chosen as Albia High School principal over seventy applicants. The Hickman mine resumed operations employing about 160 workers, about two thirds of normal staff, with more expected as conditions improve.
In Cumberland on Aug 11 special to News Telegraph, Joe Eblen sells the White Front cafe to Enoch Swab of Atlantic. The building is owned by C W Pigsley of Cumberland. Passion will be given this week.
A fragmented notice indicates Cumberland Indiana street services held on a Saturday evening with Lupe Special. A local teacher assisted by giving a number of musical selections.
Local society column notes the U R Ladies meeting at the courthouse at 2 30 tomorrow, Golden Hour club in Ellott hosted by Mrs Frank Braden, and Wiaka Camp Fire postponed to tomorrow. Kensington gathering August 1 at Mrs Baron’s home changes from usual time, Elks Ladies meet at the Elks Club, Presbyterian Missionary Society plans a Friday 2 15 meeting, and Camp Fire reorganizes Hetamaias with Miss Mary McVeyex guardian. Birthday party for Mrs Rater’s circle at George Zanders home followed by a basket gathering. Pilmer family reunion held at Massena with many relatives attending and an upcoming Sheriff family gathering planned for Des Moines. Honor to Miss Adeline Briilhart with an August 22 wedding to Resort Baldwin, a bridged party hosted by Miss Pelleix featuring a rainbow-themed poem and gifts.
Dr William B Anderson professor of physics at Oregon State College is visiting friends and city clubs. He discusses early X ray ideas and contrasts opinions on who conceived them first noting the modest approach to wealth through contentment and the significance of producing a real picture.
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