Local News Briefs from Atlantic Area and Notables
Local notes report Mrs. W. G. Pellett resting at home with flu while visiting friends in the county. D. B. Wortman, former local banker, back from a South Dakota business trip. Samution Denison ill at 605 Cedar Street but improving. Mrs. Tyida Pufford and daughter from Omaha visiting. Sarsfield’s son ill with convulsions but improving. New Year’s began quietly. police court slim amid dry spell. Miss Jane Fulton visiting during holidays. Auctioneer Hank Crosav in town on business. Mrs. H. H. Kirk of Bear Grove wins second place and a $7,640 prize for producing an article in The Farmer’s Wife magazine. Stamp sales up 6.2 percent for quarter ending Dec 31. William Snoutfers hospitalized with a severe car crash. prognosis several days. Breke’Ta School-Tlyde Savery returns to Iowa City after holidays to resume duties. Dan C. Hurgan, former Strain theater manager, in Des Moines. subscribes to help Christmas fund.
Something Wrong With Tommy In The Alaskan
A New Year feature at the Atlantic theater presents The Alaskan with Tom Meighan in a role as rugged hero. The critic finds the tale by J Oliver Curwood hackneyed and the lead not meeting his usual standard though scenery and supporting acting are praised. The run has been shortened ending tonight due to schedule changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Meighan
Atlantic Theater
Todany
California
Thomas
J. Oliver Curwood
Tommy
Mary ‘Standish
John Graham
Creagh
Mary
Evle
Estelle Taylor
Alanuit
Meighan
Aneir
Saturn
Gay
Court notes list January term cases filed to begin January sixth
The docket for the January term includes cases such as Tjath Anton Albers versus Eliza an inmate of the state hospital in Clarinda, Behrens Manufacturing Company versus BH. G. Marker of Lewis for $68.04, Standard Oil Company versus Wins ted Cocklin for $65.90, and O. W. Steinhans & Son versus G. M. DeCamp and wife of Anita for $987.35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tjath
Anton Albers
Eliza
State Hospital
Clarinda
Behrens Mfg. Company
BH. G
Marker
Lewis
Standard OM Company
Ted Cocklin
W. Steinhans& Son
G. M. DeCamp
Anita
Hospital Admissions Reported After Abdominal Surgery
Clair Becker of Route Mo 1 was admitted to Atlantic hospital for medical treatment and remains recovering. Ed Eustis, a local insurance man, underwent an appendectomy at Atlantic hospital and is reported improving nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Becker
Atlantic Hospital
Ed Eustis
the Atlantic Hospital
Radio Programs Patterned by Compiled Ty Press Listings
Saturday and Sunday radio schedules from major markets show WRAF New York with musical benches and author features, WNYC and stations across the Northeast offering orchestras, choirs, lectures, and children's programs. Includes times, station IDs, performers, and program blocks across cities like Philadelphia Chicago Montreal Detroit and Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty sTnited
WRAF
New York
Taikn
WNYC
NW York
Woodling
Choteny Raor
Marton Danes Orcao
Woba
Orchentra
Wor
Leyts Urebreara Mekaren Progrusti
Heyer Davin
Jim
POM
RDKA
Pitta
Nikdieen
Sven
Altoona Dueier
Nuren
Othy Peek
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Inawick Orchimtra
Wright
Dean Stuart
Waprania
Muy Orbital
Hue
Chithiees E
Tsetes
Ligurns
Uty Fateeiaat
France submits wartime debt settlement plan
Washington reports a formal French plan for wartime debt settlement to the United States, easing a long troubled stance. London notes potential Anglo American terms may allow more favorable Paris terms, though confirmations are pending. British embassy denies Bank of England officials duty in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
France
United States
Washington Government
Marriage Licenses Readied Amid City Notices
A garbled want ad fragment lists names and ages for marriage licenses with entries including Athintic Atlantic and Los Angeles. The readable items show ages 22 20 28 and legal age references, indicating upcoming ceremony eligibility and registry details amid a local notices page.
Faville Elevated Chief Justice and Bride Married
Justice Frederick F. Faville of Howe City and Des Moines was invested as chief justice of the Iowa Supreme Court, succeeding Justice Thomas Nethur. In Cedar Rapids, Faville married Miss Creelman’s sister at the home of Mrs. Weatherly. the bride, a nurse leader, was superintendent of nurses at University Hospital Iowa City and past president of the Iowa State League of Nursing Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Movnes
Lawa Supreme Court
Whehnptey
Frederick F. Faville
Howe City
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Juarice
Towa
Guy
Mra
Highway Engineer to Talk to Farm Bureau on Roads
District meeting in Ferme jiureap outlines educational talk by Highway Engineer L M ke ope and bureau on rural road program. Program includes committee meetings, dinner, speeches by D E Milford and Miss Tz, election of officers, and an educational talk by District Engineer Martin. Ladies serve noon dinner at Congregational church. Fort Madison eyes test well for underground gas or soil center with four drillers ready to begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
L. M
Vity
Mieghy
Jan
Imp
Counry
Milford i
Congregational Church
Barnyard
D. E. Milford
Women's
L. Smith
Womens
Barnyard Quartet
Addres
FL Coupe
Farm Bureau Federation
Fort Madison
Fort
Visitors Enjoy Bridge Party at Mrs Marshall Home
Mrs J H Marshall entertained guests including Mrs William Johnson of Madison Neb and Miss Jessie Holleckes of Glendive Mont at a bridge gathering Wednesday afternoon. Seven tables formed as Ja Frank Carlis of Chicago and others joined. A lunch ended the afternoon. Presbyterian Ladies Aid meets Monday at 2:30 with Mrs M J Walkay at 602 Maple Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Marshall
la Bridge Company
William Johnson
Madison
Neb
Jessie Holleckes
Glendive
Mont
Ja. Frank Carilis
Chicago
Hobson
Griswold
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
The
Ladies. Aid of the
Presbyterian Church
M. J. Walkay
Maple Street
New Year Weddings Span Cities and Parishes
A group of December weddings across Kansas City Omaha Atlantic Audubon and Cumberland tied with church and parlor ceremonies. Henry M Simpson of Kansas City and Margaret M Butler of Omaha wed at the Baptist parsonage. Hawley Lynch and Lucy Franklin joined in Atlantic. Aimi Sherman of Los Angeles wed Ella M Klever of Audubon at the Presbyterian manse. James A Winston and Thelma G Potter married at the M E church with plans to farm southwest of town. Miss Louse Tibken and Wilk Sager set to wed near Cumberland with a Baptist ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Parsonage
Henry, M. Simpson
Kansas City
Margaret MF. Butler
Omaha
Geo. D. Rogers
Hawley Lynch
Lucy Franklin
Atlantic
Rev. L. A. Spuente
Aimi B. Sherman
Los Angeles
Calif
Ella M, Klever
Audubon
Presbyterian Manse
Witard, Mack
Fiy
James A. Winston
N. D. Winston
Thelma G. Potter
Alonzo Potter
Maple Street
Missima Clausen
M. A. Poulson
M. A. Gablbo
M. E. Church
Ofass Gurney
Hiuise Tibken
Peter Tibken
Northesnac
Cumberland
Wilk
Sager
Wirta
John
Wiata
Michigan congressman sues over alleged hotel guest tale
Alpe na Mich Jan 2 A P Y Testimony to corroborate charges by Congressman Frank D Scott that his wife hosted a Washington hotel clerk in her apartment late at night was given by Miss Jane Kennedy a 16 year private secretary to Scott She testified she was friendly with Mrs Scott and stayed as an overnight guest at her home once Mrs Scott reportedly asked to introduce the clerk and said the clerk was jealous of an army officer called Jazz bo The clerk allegedly entered the apartment during the night woke Mrs Scott and helped her dress for dinner and she claimed she was tipsy in September after allegedly berating him.
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. G. Pellett
Nity
Rege
Pion
Teasday Evenin
Dakota
D. B. Wortman
South Dakoter
Samut Denison
Cedar Street
Revidenta
Tyida
Pufford
Daug Ace
Schitd-Hk
Fantson
Sarsfield
Route 3
Sulso
Jane Fulton
H. W. Fulton
Whitney Loan and Trust Company Bank
Hera—M. H
Hank) Crosav
Timaha
H. H
Kirk
Bear Grove Township
I Nagazine
iMagazine
Postjofive
Wiliam
Istauite
Oak Sty
Breke
Tlyde
Dan C. Hurgan
Strain Theater
Mikeyond
Chrstmay
Stanley
BY Taylor
Evkout
Great Idea
WoOg
Minmast
Paul
WHHAS
Louisville
Scrat Woc
Dawerdot
Sandman's
GMAHA
Wewl Frali
Nighthayek
Adulphus Orches
Pacific Coast Standard
Oakland
Init
York
Cadmian
Cotteremoe
Bie Hoxy
Lle Tiane
Stanner Onsan Feeital
Wit
Barra NH Preaint
Gin
Pennsylvania
Oremwatra
Bato
Knehit
Orchestra
Tsnladelpaia
Serimagtown
AWE
PHILA
Eben
Altoon
Methodiat
Wwa
Detroit
A.mo
Newn Orestra
Batkoit
Mates Ore Central MB Choe
Central Standard
Koppy Orchestra
WLS
Emerson
Onraniat
S.W
House of Hopes
Conurehuerie
Claschal Pi
Zion
Sen Chorth Servion
Rosai
Lavanville
Fourth Avenue
Restau
Eviaaiy Ye
Kansan City
Jaramayenkie Wos
Jepreason City
Chorek
WFAA
Dallas
Bacdic Bible Ciera
Lee
Fort WotTn
Vial
Chuck
Pacific Coast Standard Tiney
Oaklana
Los Angele
Studia Sermen
Portland
Leon Mohn
Chernour
sErgreen
Toe Poer
U. S
Francs
Tia Makin
London
Great Britain
Paris
Bank of Enshind
Dames A. Winston
Athintic
Honey
Sunpesstt
Nanas
Margaret, Noi
Butler
Ome
Ami Sherman
Ela M. Kleuver
Stinley Lynch
Legal Age
Heal Age
News
Faville
Arthur
Bureau
L. M. Martin
County Bureau
Michigan
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