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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1925
Page
7
A long list of guests and locals share visits and travels from Missouri, Iowa, California, and Ohio. Mrs. L. L. Ethington takes over Prudential agency in town. J. M. Brewster, a Civil War veteran, shows slight improvement. Pigeons released for test, city boiler cleaned, and several families plan reunions and trips to Dallas Center, Council Bluffs, and Lake Geneva.
Ja July Walter Madsen 18 son of Mr and Mrs Madsen of Oakfield township disappeared from home Saturday evening July 18. Sheriff Jorgensen traced him to Bristol South Dakota where relatives are believed to host him. He left notes to parents and his sweetheart indicating plans to seek his fortune and not to worry.
The text cautions that the Upper Road in life climbs and falls, warning that those who choose the By-Paths face greater disappointments and failures, a message echoing gritty perseverance. It emphasizes doubt of shortcuts leading to lower outcomes.
Regular meetings announced for the Women’s Country Club with Mrs Frank Bailey and for the Golf and Country Club, reservations due by Tuesday. Local society notes include a wedding of E. O. Sanders and Anna Needham at Shenandoah, a farewell for Mrs Jap Pierce, and forthcoming marriage plans for Marian G Brown and Harold D Read.
The text notes a wedding set for August 22 involving Mrs Fred Helmer of Omaha mother of the bride and Mrs Grant Campbell of Branson Missouri, with Miss Dufford to wed Dr Codell Hammer of the city.
Relatives of Elliott Reynolds, a Marne area farmer, used radio last night to help locate him after he vanished from his home six weeks ago. Reynolds, 46, 5 feet 8 inches, brown suit last seen, carried $200 in cash and $200 in Liberty bonds. his family fears foul play given his previously harmonious home life.
Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Reed and their two sons departed Tuesday for the Ozarks and Florida, planning a month away. Special in News-Telegraph reports Elliott, Iowa.
Washington officials filed a motion to dismiss the evolution suit brought by treasury clerk Loren Wittner. They argued Wittner lacks personal interest, while defense answers were expected by Justice Siddons. The case centers on stopping salaries of Frank W. Barion and W. P. Hay over alleged Bible disrespect in science teaching.
A severe wind and hail storm last night left Gilbert with downed telephone and electric poles and tangled wires. Roads radiating from the town were blocked by fallen limbs as men work to clear debris.
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