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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1925

Page

4

New York Stocks Close Mixed On Aug 26

The Daily Markets report shows American Can at 288 and A T T at 140, General Electric 828, International Paper 6844, Studebaker 46, United Cigar 82, U S Steel 124, U S Steel pfd 125, International Harvester 122, Mack Truck 222, United Drug 127, Sears Roebuck 211 with mixed closes on the New York Stock Exchange.

New York INS New York Stock Exchange American Can General Electric International Paper Studebaker United Cigar U. S. Steel International Harvester Mack Truck United Drug Sears Roebuck

New York Bond Market and Chicago Grain and Livestock Notes

Liberty bonds and railroad securities steady amid firmer call money. Insisted demand centers on Frisco-Seaboard and other rail issues with new high price records. grains close lower in Chicago with wheat, corn, and oats off amid liquidation. Chicago livestock markets show varied gains with hogs, cattle, and sheep listing higher on light supplies in a broad day’s trading.

New York Frisco-Seaboard Chicago Cnrn

Atlantic Markets Corrected Daily Grain and Livestock Quote

Corrected daily Atlantic Markets show gains for grains with Nov 1 wheat and No 2 at 82.48, corn ric, barley at 80c, oats Soc, rye 92e. Cattle market remains steady to slow with stockers and feeders 6.50 to 8.50, cows and heifers 3.25 to 5.50. Produce prices listed: butter 38, eggs 240, old hens 17c, fowl and geese fractions, ducks 10c, springs 17e.

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Avoca Nine Closes Season With Victory

Avoca Iowa Aug 26 Special to News Telegraph Avoca nine wins final game of season defeating Underwood 3 to 2 in extra innings to split a four game series and finish with a victory in action-filled afternoon.

AVOCA News-Telegraph Underwood

Elliott News Briefs From Elliott Iowa Area

R E Starr editor and manager of the Elliott Graphic and his wife and daughter Georgia Rose visited Omaha at the Mercer home for a few days. M L Reed and two sons returned home from a six weeks motor trip through the south and west. Mrs Hal Ploghoft traded a Ford touring car for a new Essex from Geo Murray of Red Oak. Ralph Hillhouse also partnered with Murray for a Hudson coach.

Elliott Stu News-Telegraph R. E. Starr Elliott Graphic Geo. Murray Red Oak Ralph Hillhouse Murray

Collision near Anita at schoolhouse crossing prompts fault dispute

A collision Monday afternoon at the schoolhouse and railroad crossing two miles east of Anita leaves the New Hudson road damaged as parties debate responsibility for the crash. Owners of the damaged vehicle seek to settle who is at fault while authorities investigate the incident.

Anita News-Telegraph New Hudson Road

Well Known Cass Family Reunion at Griswold

Fifty members of the Thomas Phillips family gathered for the first reunion in eight years at Chautauqua park Oakland. A noon picnic followed by a social afternoon included a ladies versus men fastball game with disputed score and notable baserunning by the women. A morning group photo captured ten siblings and children, including James and George B. Phillips, with attendees spanning Griswold Oakland Osceola and Madison Tenn.

Thomas Phillips Griswold Glenn Gillespie Ira Rogers James Hough Adrian Putnam Charles Burgett James Phillips George B. Phillips Claude McConnell Hal Phillips Clifton Phillips Chris Morris Oakland Osceola James

Widow of Civil War veteran sprains arm in fall

Mrs. John Schotfield, widow of a well known local civil war veteran, fell down stairs yesterday and sprained her arm in Griswold Louisiana.

Griswold News-Telegraph John Schotfield

Club Picnic At Melvin Memorial Park

About fifty members attended the Friday club picnic held at Melvin Memorial Park in Adair on Friday evening. The event was reported as a special item for the News Telegraph.

Adair Aus News-Telegraph Melvin Memorial Park

Hubbard Couple Return From Wedding Trip

Mr and Mrs Paul Hubbard have returned from their wedding trip through Missouri and Arkansas arriving here Monday evening Mrs Hubbard was formerly Miss Bernice Stone of Anite

Adair, In News-Telegraph Paul Hubbard Missouri Arkansas

Spencer Family Heads to Iowa State Fair for Vacation

Mr and Mrs Cecil Spencer and family depart on their annual vacation and travel to the Iowa State Fair, joining other residents taking a summertime trip.

Cumberland, In Cecil Spencer

Walnut News Notes Summer Visitors and Local Travels

Walnut News item lists residents and guests visiting Cedar Falls Omaha Council Bluffs Hancock Adair Dallas Center Neola Neola and Dallas Center. Names include Mary Woltmann Lillian Kell F H Ott Wallace Feldhahn Guy Miller Herman Moritz Adelph Moritz Dale Myers Opal Rieck Evelyn Kahl Emma Mosher C D Boyler BE Thompson Marguerite Thompson Beth Burlingham Edward and Eleanor Thompson Britton Juhl Lae Man Drudi and family.

Walnut Mary Woltmann Lillian Kell Cedar Falls F. H. Ott Wallace Columbia Nebr Ernest Feldhahn Guy C. Miller Council Bluffs Herman Mueller Adair Frank Juhl P. W. Rieck Opall Evelyn Kahl Omaha

Last Rites Held For Griswold Man

Last rites were conducted for B F Black 62 at Red Oak M E Church with Rev Stroud officiating. Born in Norwalk Iowa he lived in Council Bluffs and Creston before settling in Red Oak. Survived by wife three daughters and a stepson, and noted locally for farming and insurance work. Additional notes list visitors and local residents’ activities.

Lester Creston Omaha Red Oakford Tventy Elliott John Askey Clarence Askey Marjorie Loota Ormerly Griswall Jay Askey Black Red Oak

Steele family reunion attracts seventy five at Morris Illinois

Anita Aug 26 Special to News Telegraph a Steele family reunion at Morris Illinois drew seventy five members including six brothers and three sisters and their families. Bill Steele reports a hot baseball game where Steele Colts won in a walk. Attendees from Anita included Bill Steele Harold Weaver Lewis Steele and Bill Cryer with nieces from Jewell. Food and drink such as five gallons of ice cream forty muskmelons and ten watermelons were enjoyed at the park gathering featuring a swimming pool and other park attractions.

Anita Newa-Telegraph Steele Morris Bill” Steele Berea Usu Bill Steele Harold Weaver Lewis Steele Bill Cryer Jewell la

Elliott Lady III At Iowa City For Several Months

Mr and Mrs G W Pogue and Mr and Mrs Ray Petty drove to Iowa City to visit Mrs Harry Braden who has been confined to the hospital for the last two months Mrs Braden’s condition is critical according to the attending physician Mr and Mrs Frank Braden left Tuesday morning to spend several days at the hospital

Griswold family holds first reunion in years at Massena

The Ruasch Wollenhaupt reunion gathered nearly one hundred relatives at Massena city park. Attendees came from Odebolt, Massena, Cumberland, Bridgewater and Vontaineile. A program occurred at the Christian church and officers elected at the business meeting with Frank Raasch chosen president and Mrs Mary Raasch as secretary. Plans were made to meet again next year.

Massena News-Telegraph

Relatives Die At Nearly Same Time In Massena

Massena Iowa Aug 26 Special to News Telegraph Jacob and Miss Clarissa Wharton of Massena received word that two relatives died within minutes of one another. Jacob Mann died at Mrs Fred Himes home near Corning Iowa and Mrs William Himes died at Murray Iowa shortly after Mann’s death. Both Mann and Himes formerly lived in Massena.

Massena News-Telegraph Jacob Clarissa Wharton Jacob Mann Fred Himes Corning William Himes Murray Mann Mr. Mann Himes

Adair hosts baby health clinic led by Hopkins and Iowa experts

Dr Cornwall a child specialist from Johns Hopkins University Dr Hurd from the State University of Iowa City and nurse Miss Campbell formed the Sheppard Towner clinic. They held a baby health clinic for Bear Grove Grant and Thompson townships of Guthrie county at the Geo Merrill home north of Adair Friday. Twenty five babies were examined and as many more were on the waiting list but time ran out.

Adair Cornwall John Hopkins University

Cumberland Social Notes Aug 26 Weavers Read and Pringey Visits

Cumberland residents report visits by George Weaver and his wife of Elliott Iowa to his parents Dr. and Mrs A Weaver. Mrs Howard Read and Marian returned from Portland Ore where Marian Read taught in Othello Washington last year. Bruce Pringey and daughter Mildred of Adel Virginia spent the weekend with H H Howell and kin before returning home Saturday evening.

Cumberland George Weaver Elliott A. Weaver Howard Read Marian Portland Ore Adel H. H. Howell

Young couple wed at Elliott in Iowa area

An Iowa region town records the marriage of Miss Gladys to Mr. Roland King of Anita in a ceremony at Elliott. The note cites a parsonage setting and the event date near August 26. Further details appear in the News Telegraph summary.

Elliott News-Telegraph Roland King Anita Gladys Elliote Gormboe

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