Week End Events In Atlantic And Events To Come
Local notices list a Service Star Legion meeting on Monday August 24 at 2 30 pm at M E church and a Camp Fire council session led by Misa XBal Morrow with social time after. Club dinners at Golf and Country Club and farm bureau meeting near Lewis on May 27. Various community gatherings include a Camp Fire council fire at Maxine Highley home and a choir party hosted by Rev G D Rogers with Rev Hensel guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaba
Tha Lewa
Omo
Misa
He-Le-Mala
Maxine Highley
Linn Street
Julia Hood
Hazel Street
Mildred Agker
Capital Church
G. D.rogers
East Seventh Street
G. A. Henzel
Peare Evan
Outraged husband brands rival in Chicago love triangle
Walter Johnson, 25, claims he was lured to Victor Felici’s home and overpowered by Mrs. Felici's husband. He said the couple held him, then burned his initials into his flesh with a hot wire. Rose Felici is in custody. Victor Felici is sought. Johnson alleges jealousy and an affair triggered the incident.
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Victor Felici
Rose Felici
Victor
Fellci
V. F
Hrand
Johnson
Felici
Farm Bureau Holds Good Meeting at Elk Horn
Ta Aug 22. The Clay's township Farm Bureau met Tuesday evening at L W Johnson home south of the city. Chairman Lawrence Nielsen spoke on leadership and club work, followed by a fine program of plays and yells by club girls and boys. A quartet read the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay's Township
Tueadsy
L. W. Johnson
Lawrence Nielsen
Local Trip Returns Focus of Family Outing
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and family returned Friday from an auto trip described by the article as an adventure. The report highlights the family’s return and mentions associates or neighbors in the vicinity.
Cumberland Man Painfully Injured
Aug. 22. George Schoenbahn, employed at the William Freese farm, was severely hurt when a steel splinter flew from a hammer and embedded in his arm, severing a vein. He was rushed to a physician who could not remove the splinter, leaving it buried deep in the flesh.
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Cumberland
Willam Freese
George Schoenbahn
Former Exirans Move to Florida
Mr and Mrs James Nelson and two daughters former Exira residents have moved from De Moines to Miami Florida to take up residence. They had long considered the move and recent local affairs allowed the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exira
News-Telegraph
James Nelson
Dea
Mojnes
Miami
Fla
Nelson
Florida
Towal
Repairing buildings add fronts in city stores
M and Canery of Flarlan has been in the city for a couple of days attending to business matters. He is having new fronts put in the C P Nelson and the W H Light store buildings which he owns here.
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News-Telegraph
M. &. Canery
Flarlan
C. P. Nelson
W. H. Light
Groom, electrical engineer tied to Commonwealth Edison Co
The groom, an electrical engineer by trade, is connected with the Commonwealth Edison Co. Details on wedding plans and venue follow in the public notice.
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The
Commonwealth Edison Co
First Baptist Church Sunday Services and Election
Regular services at 11 a m and 3 p m with sermons on The Golden Calf and Values. Choir and orchestra with special music. Sunday school at 9 60 a m. evening service at 10 with young people leading devotion. Members urged to attend and vote for lay representative to annual conference.
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First Baptist
Tallote
Digest Of Atlantic Social Events For The Week
Atlantic territory enjoys a week of social gatherings with hostesses Mrs. Fred Taggard Mrs. Mildred Hanon Mrs. Hugh Ducherty Mrs. Lloyd William and Mrs. Harry Byers organizing dinners showers and bridge events. Guests include Mr. Harry Voss bride elect Miss Ele Ernst Schleswig IA Mrs. Julius Nissen and families from nearby towns. The Oak Ridge and Presbyterian groups meet for clubs and class picnics with multiple social hours and a family reunion dinner.
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Hugh Ducherty
Cavers
Henry Gebers
Richard Neimeir
Holstein
Ele Ernst
Schleswig
Rakama Baptist Church Claims Alabama’s Oldest Status
Old Rakama Baptist Church in Eoat Lake Birmingham asserts it's Alabama’s oldest church with a 14S year history claim. The piece presents local pride in the congregation and its long-standing presence in the region.
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Old Alabama Church
Rakama Baptist Church
Eoat Lake
Birmingham
Alabama
Ada Ir Society Kill Kare Klub Picnic Reported
Members of the Kill Kare Klub held an evening picnic at the K. S. Correll grove Friday. Margaret McManus and Mrs D J Cowden appeared at the Woman's Home Mission meeting. Friday Club at Mrs Preston Powel's home hosted a Somerset Party Friday afternoon with an eighteen member guest list.
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Fred. Taggard
Walnut Street
Harry D. Byers
John F. McManus
Boyd Hubbard
W. C. Lyle
R. 0. Garber
J. G. Shipley
M. C. Furst
John Reimers
McManus
Kill Kare Klub
K. S. Correll Grove
Margaret McManus
D. J. Cowden
Woman's Home Mission
Preston Powel
Audubon Society Dancing Party Farewell for George Wener
Mr and Mrs George Wener hosted twenty four youths at their Second avenue home last Wednesday evening as a farewell for their son George K who will depart for Los Angeles California to attend school next week The event reflected a social gathering typical of the Audubon Society circle with local residents and attendees. The piece also notes two engagements announced recently Miss Eloise Burk and Mr Walter Kester at the Bur home and a party hosted by Miss Katherine Graham in honor of her guest Miss Persus Hacker from California.
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Chicago
Sarah Adeline Brillhart
Thiesuity
Robert Baldwin
H. E. Baldwin
Joliet
Miss Brillhart
Atlantic
George Wener
Second Avenue
George K
Los Angels
Calif
Eloise Burk
Walter Kester
Burk
Forrest
Katherine Graham
Persus Hacker
California
Former Ada Ir band man visits Adair readers
Adair Ia Aug 22 Special ity News Telegraph W F Clay of Los Angeles Cal visits relatives and old acquaintances in Adair. He was a pioneer resident and long time cornet player in the Adair hand now a member of the D C K K band of Los Angeles. He recently returned from Providence R I where the band attended a national conclave of the D C K K s.
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Adair
Speciality News Telegraph
W. F. Clay
Los Angeles
Cal
Clay
Tle
Providence
R. 1
Daughter born to former Adair girl in Oregon
Announcements from Adair area report the birth of a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McDonald in Klamath Oregon. Mrs. McDonald is Miss Mary Spangler formerly of this vicinity daughter of Mr and Mrs V S Spangier.
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ADAIR
Oregon
Adair, Ja
J. W. McDonald
Klamath
McDonald
Mary Spangler
V. S. Spangier
Shelby County Legion Auxiliary Picnic Planned
Shelby County American Legion Auxiliary plans a county picnic for September. Mr and Mrs Bernard Nielsen and Mrs J Johnson of Elk Horn attended a Marian meeting Tuesday night to plan the event.
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Elk Horn
Shelby County American Legion Auxiliary
Bernard Nielsen
Johnson
Marian
Former Lewis Pastor Preaches at Old Pulpit
The Rev. B. F. Myers, former pastor of the Congregational church in Lewis Ta, now in Armour South Dakota, will preach at his old church Sunday morning.
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Lewis
Lewis, Ta
News-Telegraph
B. F. Myers
Congregational Church
Armour, S.D
Dream of the Future and Atomic Breakthrough
A future vision foresees breakthroughs in atomic science. It predicts society will view gold and planets as by products while coal becomes a powerful energy source. The passage envisions drastic shifts in technology and industry across generations.
Audubon County Farm Bureau Picnic Tuesday
Audubon county farm bureau schedules an all day picnic with parades music baseball and dancing. Highlights include baby beef judging at 5:00 a parade at 10:00 a band concert at city park lunch at noon with free coffee and cream and a 7:00 program by township clubs followed by a free dance in Legion hall with Macke orchestra.
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EXTRA
Audubon Count Farm Bureau
City Park
Frank Moore
Guthrie Center
Farm Bureaura
Park
Legion Hall
Moszic
Macke Orchestra
Coon Rapids
Former Adaire Lady Hurt In Automobile Crash
Des Moines IA Aug 22 Special to No Telegraph word has come that Mr and Mrs Siegle McHlfreah were injured in an auto crash when their car struck a track at a street crossing demolishing the car. Both are reported painful but not believed to be fatally injured.
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Adair
Siegle McHlfreah
Des Moines
Circus Lion Shot at Red Oak After Unruly Incident
At Red Oak the Sells Floto circus shot a trained lion on the circus lot after it became unruly and had been bitten by another lion. The veterinary report said no remedy was possible and fourteen bullets were needed to kill the animal. Local authority Harry Carmichael notes a trained tiger is valued over 5500 dollars and a lion at least as much.
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Red Oak
Sells Flete
Harry Carmichael
Annual Masonic Picnic for Cass at Cumberland
Cumberland Is Aug. 22 Special to News Telegraph The fourth annual Cassounty Masonic picnic will be held next Thursday at the local park with a big program of music races sports and entertainment. A large picnic supper will be served at six oclock followed by a dance in the evening.
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Cumberland
Everning
Death of Well Known Lewis Man Shocks Community
Grisswold Iowa April 32 News-Telegraph reports Charles kway 67 longtime Lewis vicinity resident died suddenly at his home this morning around eight. The obituary notes he was well known in the Lewis area and had resided there for many years.
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Lewis Man
Cumberland Nasby State Delegate to Convention
Cumberland Nasby G A Archer departs Cumberland Iowa Aug 22 for Cleveland Ohio to attend the national post masters convention. He is one of three successful candidates to represent the state at the gathering.
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Cumberland Nasby
Cumberland
News-Telegraph
G. A. Archer
Cleveland
National Postmasters
Archer
Former Exira station agent visits friends in Exira
Mr and Mrs Ray Powers of Omaha are visiting old friends in Exira this week. Powers was formerly the station agent here. Raymold Rendleman Joe Busham and Carl Heath left Tuesday for the Black Hills on a vacation trip.
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Exira
Ray Powers
Omaha
Powers
Raymold Rendleman
Joe Busham
Carl Heath
Black Hills
Picnic honors visiting Rev J A Nagle and wife in Massena
A large crowd of about 65 gathered at the city park in Massena to honor former pastor Rev J A Nagle and his wife visiting from Terry Oklahoma. The Methodist church members hosted the event with a supper and an impromptu program after, presided by toastmaster Wray Wilson.
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Massena
News-Telegraph
J. A. Nagle
Terry
Oklo
Nagle
Wray /Wilson
Exira visitors from Detroit Ford plant
Exira Iowa August 22 visiting relatives from Detroit including Mr and Mrs Hoegh and Fred Sampson brother of the Jattees. They are employed at the Ford factory and are visiting friends here. Albert Nelson and his wife are visiting their son Theodore in Exira this week.
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Exira
News-Telegraph
Hoegh
Jattee
Fred Sampson
Detroit
Brother II Lewis Illness Report from Omaha Hospital
Ms A Miller received word Tuesday that Carl Lewis is seriously ill with blood poisoning in an Omaha hospital. Brother II Lewis is the informant.
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Lewis
News-Telegraph
Ms A. Miller
Carl
Omaha
Birth at Elliott Elliott In Aug 17 8-pound girl for the Johnsons
Mr and Mrs Ray Johnson welcome an 8 pound baby girl born August 17 The Johnsons now have two daughters and two sons in their family.
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Elliott
News-Telegraph
Ray Johnson
Johnson
Obituary of Benton Township Boy
Charles E Pratt aged six years three months and twenty five days died August 11 1995 in Cass county Iowa. Born and raised on a Benton township farm he attended school last spring term and loved learning. He is survived by his parents four grandparents three uncles three aunts eight cousins and was laid to Evergreen cemetery after services at home conducted by Rev McEldowney.
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Anita
Sia
Charles E.’ Pratt
George E. Pratt
Charles
Benton Township
Cass County
Tittle
McEldowney
Evergreen Cemetery
Conrad Family Returns From Chicago Trip
Mr and Mrs H C Conrad and daughter Lois have returned from Davenport after a visit to Chicago. The report highlights their arrival and family update with emphasis on their travel.
Former Pastor Visits Relatives at Elliott
Rev. J. T. Reasner former pastor of the Church of Christ in Elliott visits his daughter Mrs Ea Stennett in North Elliott and his son Ed Reasner near Red Oak with their families. Also accompanying him is Miss Reasner of Falls City Nebraska.
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Elliott
News-Telegraph
J. T. Reasner
Church of Christ In
Reasner
Falls City
Neb
Ea Stennett
North Elliott
Ed Reasner
Red Oak
Exira Woman Ill During Lincoln Fremont Visit
Mrs. Leo Wilson of this city underwent tonsil and adenoid removal in Lincoln or Fremont while visiting relatives and friends. She became very ill, her husband was summoned, and he returned to Exira after her condition improved during the Nebraska trip.
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Exira
News Telegraph
Lincoln
Fremont
Léo Wilson
Birth at Audubon prompts Schrader baby
Mr and Mrs William Schrader of Second Avenue welcomed a baby boy last Tuesday in Audubon. The birth was announced in a special News Telegraph dispatch.
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Audubon Audubon
William Schrader
Second Avenue
Elliott birth announced in local paper
Mr and Mrs Firlar Verman of this city welcome a baby daughter born Tuesday. Mr Verman is a local printer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IOTT
Firlar Verman
Verman
Falls From Tree Injures Child in local incident
Willis Young ten years old fell from a tree in Falls from a tree incident on August 22. He landed awkwardly injuring his right arm and was treated locally.
Menthes meeting at Masonic hall Sunday
Masonic hall reception venue hosts Menthes gathering this Sunday. Attendees include Jim and Brothor Cunley. Harriet Camblin signs as W. M. in this brief notice.
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Menthes Plonce
Masonic Hall
Jim
Brothor
Cunley
Harriet Camblin
W. M
Opportunity Contest Promises Big Prizes For Subscriptions
The News Telegraph promotes an enter now campaign offering more than seven thousand dollars in prizes including three automobiles. Nomination blanks are printed in the paper. entrants must submit name and address and collect subscriptions to be eligible. Aiming to maximize early entrants, the notice warns late entries may miss top awards.
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Telegraph
News-Telegraph J
News-Telegraph
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Valera Prall
Spruce Street
Golf and Country Alah
J. de Herbert
Gaos
Borrau
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J. C. Mountain
Cedar Street
Atlantic Bridgs
Mra
Gelical
Hensel
Rev. Hensel
GO. G
Ruth
Elizabeth Dallinger
Jufternoun
Methodist W. H. M
Woman's Home Missionary Socciety
Methodist Episcepad Lecturch
A. C. Fouta
Ire. M. B. Nelson
S. 8. F. Ench
George Whaler
Wissler
Carl Stenzel
Alig
Walter Johnson
Farm Bureau
Methodist
Rystig Ansan
Walnut Society
Mildred Hanon
Walnut
Harry Voss
Lloyd William
Maude Bigelow
Harry D.byers
Mignes Mary Walsh
Oak Ridge Club
Earl Hammond
Oak Ridge
Bert Mooney
Glen Steinmetz
Helen Swinehart
Zoe Bain
Clara Parkinson
Julius Nissen
B.B. Ninn
Viunis
Saturnia
Howani Nissen
Mix
Harold Nissen
Winfred Smathern
Lonch
John Newport
S. Torrance
W. Hi. Neiss
F. E. Gates
Dessie
Frances Miller
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. J. Futton
Presbyterian Sunday School
Fulton
Adair Society
Audubon Society
Shelby County Legion Auxiliary
Audubon County Farm Bureau
Adair Lady
Des'moines
Cass
Bible School
Brother II
Audubon, Ja
H. C. Conrad
Lois
Davenport
Elliott Birth
Willis Young
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