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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1925
Page
7
A Rotarian report covers a recent meeting with Rev Fr Mech's talk on outdoor advertising and the Rotary Education program led by Fil Eustis. Notes praise Pat Me Dermott's patriotism discourse and reflect on Rotary ideals, public interest pieces, and upcoming Christmas party plans.
New fowl is a cross between turkey and chicken shown by Roy Beck at Walford on Sixty-eighth Street and Hosdlami Road. Breeders expect turken weights near eight pounds by spring as demonstrations attract curious guests. The display precedes Thanksgiving shows with a large turnout and humorous reception reflecting the birds’ bashful, comical nature.
A dense listing of radio stations and programs for Monday evening across North America. It notes station call letters, frequencies, and a variety of musical and orchestral offerings from WEAF in New York to KOA in Denver, including concerts, operas, and children’s hour segments, with local times and program descriptions.
Audubon IA Dec 1 Set Leon Talbott of Audubon recommended by Col Glenn Haynes to succeed Lieut A J Van Lise as commander of Audubon National Guard company. Veteran of World War I and Camp Perry rifle team member, he helped raise the unit, awaits physical exam results. London The Luther Cabinet resigns per Central News dispatch from Benin.
Audubon Iowa December 5 two marriages were solemnized at the Danish Lutheran church with Rev F E C M Hansen officiating. Miss Marit Svendsidybøn wed Peter M Jessballton. the bride worked for Dr RB Childs and her Denmark-based parents reside there. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs My Jessen from Ex t ra. couple to reside in Kimballton where he is a produce dealer. Everett Jorgensen wed Alice Lyons. she is daughter of Thomas Lyons and wife of Castana. groom is son of Mr and Mrs Chris Jorgensen of Guthrie Center. they will live on a Guthrie county farm.
Audubon residents attend the annual meeting of the Iowa Good Roads association at the Fort Des Moines hotel in Des Moines. Included were EL Williams Gorder Dr Donaldson Taw and other city attendees.
Otto Koag won the Fre Mont county husking championship at Sidney, in a field of thirteen, shucking 3174 bushels per hour and per hour and twenty minutes. He earned $25, with Char Payne of Riverton taking second for $15 and third for $10. The event was sponsored by the Sidney Community Club and the county farm bureau.
The Cass township drainage project meeting was set for January 18 with county treasurer notices issued. Maynards Lak Mond plans to bring his mother to visit here from San Francisco and Seattle. Farm bureau events feature Frank Osen address and a program at Highland church. Ager Serden attends Chicago stock show and AI Farm Bureau meetings. Funeral services for Mrs Wise, mother of Mrs Wise, held at Church of Christ. Mrs Hunt improving after digestive illness. nurse attends. Wind brings early winter. snow affects Rock Island trains. Auto collision case involving J H Laurenson and L W McMahon postponed.
Iowan man John Murphy, visiting Vernon Story near East Iowa City, froze to death in a blizzard described as 50 miles per hour. Murphy, found in a drift after wandering the storm, reportedly died exhausted. He is survived by one son as rescuers and locals report drifting snow six feet deep causing travel disruption.
The Iowa Commission for the Blind filed an application with the executive council to obtain an office quadrant in the state house in Des Moines. The commission, created by the last general assembly, aims to establish a Capitol presence with dedicated offices.
A state commission to help blind people find work and improve welfare was established. Palmér, superintendent of the local blind school at Vinton, serves as chairman ex officio. The move reflects efforts to expand accessible public spaces for commission activities.
Cherokee county grand jury adjourned without action on the case of Edward Flickinger, FO, held on Wednesday for killing Morris Hardy near Washta on Nov 1. The hearing dominated the week. motive ascribed by authorities includes Flickinger’s resentment of attention from rural school teacher Miss Gertrude Weaver who boarded at his home.
Polish author Ladislas Reymon, Nobel laureate in literature, has died in Warsaw. Telegraph dispatch reports the renowned writer's death, confirming his long career and influence on modern fiction.
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