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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1925
Page
4
Grain and livestock prices in Chicago markets with wheat corn oats and mixed grades listed. Hogs cattle and sheep receipts and price ranges noted, reflecting steady to firm activity and specific top prices for various weights and classes.
Griswold Iowa January 23 The St Marys Altar Society elected officers for the year with Mrs F H Wormley named president and Mrs T F Casey as vice president. Other elected members included additional officers and attendants for the parish group.
Market items show grain and produce quotes with mixed reliability. Prices listed include Gren Wheat No. 16 and No. 2 at 1,683 dollars, rye at 81, barley, butterfat at 83 cents, eggs about 8 to 9 cents, poultry prices for hens, spring chicks, old roosters, turkeys, geese, and ducks. Hog, cattle, stocker, and feeder markets appear steady to slow with cows and heifers around 3 to 4 dollars.
I T Hughes secretary treasurer. An interesting program is planned for the next twelve months. Good music and a splendid floor insure your pleasure in dancing at the Rose Garden Blue Room at the rear.
Isaac Shirey a well known Exira resident observed his eighty fifth birthday yesterday by preparing and serving a sumptuous dinner to his children and grandchildren. He is a widower.
Special to The Telegraph announces Krause reelected president of Farmers Lumber Co at its annual meeting in Adair with W H Wesack also reelected. Joe Bireling and James Devereaux named directors as the firm reports a prosperous year amid a local building slump and a treasury balance around 1000 dollars.
Special to News Telegraph reports Mr and Mrs Garner Thompson and Mr Alien Guthrie attended funeral services for Gardiner a longtime Bridgewater resident who died after complications from a recent leg amputation.
Farmers near Elliott will meet at Starr theatre next Tuesday afternoon to consider forming a Farmers' Shipping Association. Knute Espe state secretary of the Live stock Shipping association will attend to answer questions and give a talk.
The week old daughter of Mr and Mrs Arley Wolfe southeast of Audubon died Wednesday. Burial was in a local cemetery today with Rex Dale Humbert of the Church of Christ officiating. The infant is survived by two brothers and the parents.
Audubon loses World War II veteran Sophus Christensen, 32, former relief worker, who died recently. Funeral services set for Sunday at 1 PM at the Danie Juthuran church with interment in Arlington. He is survived by his widow, a minister, and several children.
An annual meeting of the Whiteway-7 Association is scheduled in Des Maines on Thursday January 27. Local road advocates will attend the event to discuss good roads projects and association goals.
Griswold Ta Jan 23. No trace found of a new motor vehicle stolen in Omaha. Byron Krowin, a well known local young man, reported the theft after the car disappeared from in front of the Omaha club. The vehicle was insured.
Special to News Telegraph reports Mr and Mrs Robert Amsden have moved near Athinel le to the O Fdde place north of Brayton to work for Mr Ide. Mrs Axil Mortensen and children have gone to Chicago where Mr Mortensen, formerly with Ide, has entered the mail service.
Local items from Anita report surgery success for Mrs McDermott of Montanelje recovering well at Atlantic hospital. Notes on L C I meeting, residents visiting, and new American Legion location. Several townsfolk mentioned with travels, illnesses, and a newborn.
Funeral services for the late Sherman Cullison former district judge and son of the late Judge G W Cullison will be held at 1 30 Sunday afternoon at the Harlan M E church with Rev Walter A Morgan officiating The Masonic fraternity will conduct the burial The remains arrived from southern California where he died from heart disease in a distant city
A district lecturer from Atlantic will visit Elliott Ia January 26 and 27 to conduct the annual school of instruction. The program includes fellowcraft degree work on Tuesday night.
Mrs. W. R. Kool hosted the American Ladies Aid. Two quilts were sent to the Christians Home in Council Bluffs, Iowa, this Thursday afternoon.
The Congregational Church will air a vesper service from Station KFLZ Sunday at 4 PM. The program includes preludes, an anthem God is Love, solo performances by Mrs. Fred Lemon and others, scripture, prayers, and a closing benediction.
At a business meeting of the Epworth League held last Monday evening the officers were elected for the coming term: president Mise Nee Correlly. first vice president Robert Edwards. second vice president John Schwab. third vice president Betty Willy. fourth vice president Roy Zanderry. treasurer Rayye Reimers. other posts noted as vacant or pending.
Mrs. Lillie M. Johnson credits Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription with restoring strength and vitality during multiple health setbacks while raising her family. She urges other women to obtain the remedy from a local druggist or the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo for trial.
Griswold High School debaters from Griswold Iowa were defeated last night in Stanton over the question of whether the United States should join the League of Nations. Members of the Griswold team who backed the affirmative were Hugh ful ts, Roth Blain, and Virginia Jones. Two weeks earlier the team had supported the negative side.
Dr Geo Alli hand wik in Red Oak on business Wednesday. Ed Wilson is the newly elected president of the Farmers State Bank for the ensuing year. The balance of the officers will hold over. Mrs Winhick returned home from Quan Wednesday after an operation for a cancer. It was the second operation in the last few months.
Mr and Mrs Van Jorgensen of southeast of Brayton welcome a new baby daughter born January 24 in Brayton Iowa. The family is cited as reporting the arrival in a brief local notice.
Ju Jan 25 The board of directors of the Extra Co operative Creamery were scheduled to hold their annual meeting this afternoon.
Cumberland high boys lost 58 to 13 and girls 17 to 14 in a Wednesday night doubleheader at Creston. Griswold boys play here this evening. Local coverage from Ta. January 28. Special to News Telegraph.
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