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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1925

Page

7

Rotary Talks and News From 1920s Club Meeting

Rotarian Tony Gillette chaired a packed session with Ralph King C E Hoffman A A Spies Billy Williams and Fred Eggers sharing worthwhile talks. Next meeting at 6 16 Monday at the Calumet with Rotarian Childs in charge for January. Membership totals note 1864 clubs and about 103 400 members across 28 countries. Also includes jokes and brief Vine items, plus Rotary notices about Lovejoy and a 1925 convention in Cleveland.

Mivit Feya Tony Gillette Rotary Education Committee Rotary Ralph, King C. E. Hoffman A. A. Spies Billy Williams Fred Eggers Calumet Childs International Rotary

School Notes Observe Alumni Assembly and Building Changes

Walter Tracy reports a Wednesday morning alumni assembly with graduates home for holidays. Hazel Kringer performed, Ethele Kirk read greetings, Rosy Evalen spoke on athletics, Marian Brown gave readings, and Edwin Bunnett’s sextet performed. Building changes at Jackson and Central schools include room reallocations for English, history, economics, health, and commercial classes. Marian Brown left for Des Moines for New Year’s Eve, with Mrs. Warner substituting, and a special conference room prepared for Miss. Debating work advances with two teams picked from the candidate group.

Walter Tracy Marian Brown Edwin Bunnett Netlie—Praser Jackson Foams Miss Grover Miss Brown Miss Baar Theold Des Moines Warner

Radio Programs by United States Stations on Monday Jan 5

Readable listing of radio programs across multiple U S stations with times, hosts, and orchestras. Items include lectures, musical programs, health talks, and concert broadcasts featuring groups such as Harry Ash's Orchestra, Levitow's Orchestra, and the Riverside ensembles with various local and national stations noted.

Coltumus Harry Ash Levitow Orchestra Orchestra A Au St. Jourres Ion B101. YU Air College MireOlaine Dur Ropes s-Piedmont Ree Rabostis New York Wairg Richmon Hill Wen Newark Pally Eerie M Dr. Vinatelly T. Mo Meyer Vasa Sunny Din Peilad Philanki Mary Vent Orerniat Hirsol Orchestre WDAK Pailadelcoia Stich J Bae B Arcadia Stanley Theater Aremdia Orchertra Willam Green

Debate and judging notes from the school event

The article details a school debate between affirmative and negative teams with named members, a plan to organize speeches, and an upcoming debate on United States entry into the League of Nations. It also mentions a corn judging show, with Carl Gocken selecting top ears, and a bar committee meeting for a new high action band.

Arlene Pollet Gearhars der i Waller Travy Loto Finnnons Ap Ouiternate Fie Neemhess Ares Marald Meptin Winds Dickerson Laren Raider John Fleming Neal Chass Dios Moines Libary Dios Moines Libary, Andoanure Daundry United States League of National Fevers Vlats Carl Gocken Carl Kayes Raymond Dallinger Ameelnr Signs Club Dickerson W. J. Hammer Geo. D. Rogers

Massena News Briefs From Massena Indiana January 3

Special to News Telegraphs Frank Dowling Tormer local resident welcomed callers from Cumberland Tuesday. Jarvis returned to work after visiting parents in Cym be. Mrs Inez Bruner of Omaha stayed with her parents and met her new niece. Ammon Gremme of Albert Lee, Minn. visited at the home of A Wallerhaupt. Harry Lewie and daughter Olive spent Wednesday at Greenfield. The Queen Esthers met at EB Hottelts. The W M S of the Methodist church met at Mrs Ed Hit. The Mothers Jewels were entertained at Wealthy Tifosfelt’s home. High School students presented the play A Poor Married Man Friday night. Helen Langworthy went to Chicago to attend dramatic contests and plan costumes for a State University play under her supervision.

Massena Frank Dowling Tormer Cumberland Deta Jarvis Cymbe Inez Bruner Omaha John W. ‘Yekuffs J. Waters Ammon Gremme Albert Tee Minn A. Wallerhaupt Harry Lewie Miss Olive Greenfield Queen Esthers EB. E. Hottelt Methodist Church Inet Ed. Hit Mothers Jewels Tifosfelt Helen Langworthy Chicago W. I. Laseworthy State Universite

Court Notes Include Cash in Gol and Silver Penny

A recent EBogllub court session featured notes titled Cash Gol Silver Penny and Cash among the Jitigants. The unusual wording hints at a quirk or coded ledger within the proceedings. No further details were provided on the defendants or outcomes.

Local News Briefs From Des Moines to Ames and Omaha

Short items report visits and movements of residents and officials: Mrs DaRue’s washer visiting Ovansky Des Moines store. Mrs Scott of Lue Verne Minnesota guest at Steen home. Floyd Nutt to Ames to complete senior year. Sherm Myers of Anita Record in town. Ruth and Esther Burnette nieces of Mrs Koveska visiting Sioux City. Herbert Morgan of Omaha visiting Matthews family. George and Wesley Russ return to Mayson IA for school. J J Moore and wife welcome a son. Vera Willis resigns from Oransky store to Omaha Elks club. local veterans note lack of veteran benefits. LaRue Ladies visit school. G A R patriotic instructor Mary McVey to be initiated.

DaRue S~tech Ovansky Des Moines Jackson’ School Pila Congress Lincoln

Bedtime stories used as warning for rum runners

Seattle residents report that former police lieutenant O Olmstead and W Finch were linked to an $80000 radiocasting station seized in a prohibition raid. They allege bedtime tales were code messages aiding rum ships offshore and smugglers inland, prompting a federal suit against Pacific Telephone for $41000.

Seattle Wash T. W. Finch Sto O. Olmstead Prohibition Pacific Telephone Company

W. R. C. installs new officers for year

At a January 2 meeting the W. R. C. installed officers led by President Mrs. Ciara Tons and So President Mrs. Eva Gordons. New officers include J. Pres Mrs. Lizzie Weiderman, secretary Alp s Apna Baran, Asst-Con Mrs. Sallie Brocker, guard Mrs. Elsie Sheley, assistant guard Mrs. Vaihewat Pach, patron instructor Mrs. Belle Phares, musician Mrs. Mary Zuch, correspondent Mrs. Grace Dean, color bearers led by Bettie Legg and Gertie Davis. Delegates elected to Mason City convention Abbie Rawe with alternate Eva Gordon. to Clarinda district convention Mrs. Bergie Love with alternate Mary Zuch. Next meeting Jan 8 at Mrs. Dick Loy’s home 519 Walnut Street.

W. O. W. Hell W. R. Ci Ciara Tons Eva Gordons Lizzie Weiderman Belle Phares Mary Zuch Preas Grace Dean Bettie Legg Gertie -Davis A. Leffingweil Dick Loy Mason City Abbie Rawe Eva Gordon Clarinda Bergie Love Walnut Street

Farm Relief Bills Backed for Enactment This Session

Washington January 3 AP Congress leaders move to enact emergency farm legislation based on recommendations of the agricultural commission. The plan includes cattle industry relief and a government supervised cooperative market system. Senator Capper heads the farm bloc and signals immediate action.

Washington Congressional Agricultural ‘Commission Beniator Capper Kanaa

New Wanaka Camp Five Elects Officers

The Wanaka Camp Five met Wednesday December 3 and elected officers: President Miriam Kimball, Vice President Arminta Overton, Secretary Marie Kjær, Treasurer Heietz Feohardt, candidate Seril Annie Pipgrass, Visiting Here Clara Estelle and Laura Helen Wissler, and Clyde Edsell Herring of Des Moines. They are daughters of W. E. Wissler and son of Clyde L. Herring, visiting grand father J. G. Herring at 2414 Chestnut Street.

Wanaka Camp Miriam Kimball Arminta Overton Seere Marie Kjar Treas Heietz Feohardt Cand Seril Annie Pipgrass Clara Estelle Laura Helen Wissler Clyde Edsell Herring Des Moines W. E. Wissler Clyde L. Herring J. G. Herring Chestnut Streel

Inquest Opens Into Denison Boy Death

A coroner's inquest convenes over Oscar Eugene Pearson a decade old Denison boy who died by self inflicted gunshot after being struck last autumn. The case follows a sheltering period of melancholy with no clear suspect as county officials and the parents testify about the events near the farmyard and the unidentified assailant who attacked him.

NISGN Ta. Jaf Oscar Eugene Pearson Defiange Aystery Beijing Meney

Investigating Deaths In Iowa Quietly Unfolds

Iowa reports reveal attorney Barngrover may pursue private inquiry into Armstrong Schrader fireman found dead New Year’s day with chest wound near separated wife’s home. Coroner’s jury ruled suicide, while investigators seek certainty, and Samuel Larsen 76 is also under inquiry amid a bridegroom’s reported death.

Edar Rapids A.P Ww. J. Barngrover Armstrong J. Schrader

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