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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1925
Page
6
A box social is planned at Ington School No 2 this Friday. Details are sparse but the event aims to raise funds and involve the community in a simple social gathering.
Prof Tingelstad of Luther College Decorah leads a three day pastors conference discussion on evolution. Pastor delegates from all sections of the state attend. The program includes a session on religious education with Dr Holm of Eagle Grove and district presidents in residing.
The county Board of Supervisors voted four to one to cooperate with the state highway commission to acquire right of way for White Way 7, primary road 2 and cross country road 22. The project follows the Air Line survey from 1914 and completes the route to the Potawatomi by Lewis. No county cost. funded by the state special cushion fund for road development. Work to widen and gravel the road to Des Moines area slated for the next 18 months.
William M Jardine presided at a Chicago conference with bankers, business leaders and agricultural experts to discuss grain crop problems facing farmers. Attention centered on Iowa farmers amid fears of lis due to abundant harvests as national agricultural officials meet in the city. President Coolidge expected to address the American Farm Bureau federation next Monday. today's sessions seen as a prelude to that gathering.
Haymond Fosdick, a noted international law expert, reports the middlewest increasingly supports American entry into the world court. He spoke at Ames after addressing Town State College students, then headed to Kansas university to address more students.
Iowa City officials report over 150 attendees at the annual Finkbine dinner in Des Moines guest of WO Finkbine. Notables included C. W. Lavery and J. M. Emmert from Atlantic, President Walter A. Jessup, Judge F. F. Faville, President J. E. Gorman of Rock Island, and Harvey Ingham, editor of the Des Moines Register.
The Buck Creek Ladies' Aid will hold a bazaar and pantry sale in the Farmers Bank building at Third and Chestnut streets on Saturday December 6 at 2 p.m. Proceeds support community relief work.
In Appanoose County juvenile court a 13 year old student faces delinquency charges over obscene letters written to his teacher. The case arises amid strong differences within the rural school district near Plano.
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