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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1925
Page
2
A garbled note reports a former Cumberland merchant named Hopkins returning home after a visit that touched on family ties and local ties in the city. The fragmented text references a daughter and a Sunday outing near Wash, Hateonnty Me, with unclear further details.
A local church approved a resolution honoring the late former pastor Rev. TaN at National City. The measure expresses condolences, gratitude for decades of service, and calls on the congregation to remember his guidance and faith. The action was approved by the church committee and read aloud at last evening’s gathering.
Avoca High School announces its annex is rapidly nearing completion with exterior work nearly finished. A Des Moines steel contractor completed the frame as crews prepare to move inside next week for interior finish.
A brief notice from Exira reports Jay Dee avs Telyeraph of Gimaha accepted a position as stenographer at the Exira plant. The transition is noted by resident Katie Petersens who cites local context and workforce updates.
In a fragmentary notice, RA, a Teleghivlen and left to Madesha in Calif, will suburn during winter months and may later settle there if the clavate proves beneficial to Mrs. Thielen's health.
Griswold high school students present the Gy Rovers operetta at the Griswold opera house Friday night. Cast drawn from Boys and Girls glee clubs, with Miss Vilma Spay directing. The annual production draws local interest among music lovers.
The Catholic Daughters of America will hold a bazaar and fried fry dinner starting at 5 p.m. Saturday. Knights of Columbus serving at the supper will also be present.
At the Ames exhibition Armour & Company sold the Aberdeenshire-Angus steer champion for a record price. Purchaser was Rink Baker of Kansas City. The event featured horses and sheep showing for prizes amid a crowded sale in Chicago.
An invitation is extended for a Cumberland Church revival sharing a sense of community. A Missouri figure described as fortunate and talented is highlighted, with note of a strong singing voice and devout Christian background. The message emphasizes inclusion and hopeful outcomes from the revival effort.
Fragmented local item mentions Exira man and Denmark with notes about a trip. Farm loan notice appears offering 4 percent from Wood & Savery, Atlantic, Iowa. The readable text is garbled and partial.
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