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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
7
Franklin township farm bureau hosts joint session in June at a local school. A preparatory program includes a charity bake sale with cal race dishes and aprons. the event promises a lively afternoon with guests and a two‑course luncheon served by hostesses.
Church services announced with Sunday worship and Sabbath school times. Presbyterian hails 200e 00 a m U P details unclear in OCR. Local congregation schedule for morning assembly and related activities.
J Gee Herrlinger pastors a Strangelical service with Sunday school at 10 o'clock and English preaching at 10 45. The subject is A Poor Rich A Rich Poor from Luke 16 19 35. Ph G program practice at 2 o'clock requires every pupil to be present.
Cordial invitation to worship this Sabbath with Sabbath school at 9 45 morning service at 11 evening service at 8 Vacation Bible School starts Monday June 11 plans mention a large number of girls and a celebration event uncertain details cleaned for clarity.
A local church program announces evening services at 7 p m and 3 p m with special music and sermons including Christ a Convincing Teacher and The Reward of Unrighteousness. Epworth League activities, children's day plans, and foreign missions offering are noted along with a Vacation Church School for ages six to twelve running June 11 to June 29, daily 9 to 11 30 a m.
Supervisor H G Armentrout notes Anita Massena road will be straightened from a hill on South Anita to Ka Ruggles farm. Two acres plus one acre from J W Ruggles farm acquired for a twenty foot roadway and a fifty foot span truss bridge. State Highway Commission to take over and integrate the route with the Blue Grass Trail from Burlington to Omaha.
All members of the Royal Neighbors of America are asked to meet at Lamond hall at 2:30 Sunday afternoon to decorate the graves of departed members at Atlantic cemetery.
John Rowe and his wife Kigve traveled from Anita to Peoria to attend the death of their daughter Mrs Rosa Strei beck who died May 19 in Peoria after a brief illness at age thirty eight. She leaves a husband an eight year old daughter her parents Mr and Mrs John Rowe and a sister Mrs Laura Buerkin all residents of Peoria.
All members are urged to meet at the M. W. A. hall on Sunday June 3 at 1 30 PM to attend memorial services at the hall. The notice directs attendance and specifies the gathering time and location.
A. and W. F. Chauper were found guilty by a Dubuque jury in the Nining States district court on three fraudulent income tax returns for 1918. They face possible prison terms and heavy fines. a new trial motion is expected.
Chicago State's Attorney Robert B. Crowe announced a probe into forty brokerage firms after the failure of Jones and Baker with local branches affected about 1500 customers. The Chicago Stock Exchange Bankers Association and Board of Trade join the inquiry into bucket shop and blue sky violations.
San Francisco June L Emmett Tanner an aviator fell over 2000 feet today in a plane at Alameda across the bay from here. Bystanders rushed to the wreckage expecting a fatality but he climbed out unhurt and joked about the escape route noting where a street car might be nearby.
Paris report says Suzanne Lene Jen, noted French tennis star, was warned by physicians to avoid over strenuous play after a recent collapse in a match. Authorities urge rest and medical review to safeguard her health.
D M Rittenhouse of Philadelphia files a petition in Atlanta seeking revership of the Ku Klux Klan alleging gross mismanagement by Imperial Wizard W H Evans and Klan Emperor W J Simmons. Hearing set for June 9 in Atlanta.
Announcement today that the Boone County Pioneer, a tri weekly, is sold to 8.G. Goldthwaite publisher of the Boone News-Republican. Ed J Stonebreaker, editor of the Pioneer, will be retained for the time being.
London June former Kansas governor Henry J. Allen describes Ruhr occupation in interview. He notes few signs of occupation, German policy of passive resistance doomed, and that a reasonable reparations figure must be accepted. Allen cites calm atmosphere partly from deportation of 120,000 railroad workers by the French.
Mrs. Mattie Gifford of Barney, Iowa visits friends in Lewis while Carl Youngberg, former Springhill teacher, visits locals in and around Lewis and nearby areas.
Funeral services were conducted at 2:00 PM at the Congregational church for Merton D. Sheets. Rev. J. E. Janson officiated, with interment at Oghwood Cemetery.
Well known resident Guy Deems of this area was injured in an auto accident west of Wiota earlier in the week. Relatives report he is much improved today.
The Cass township Farm Bureau meeting planned for last night at John Wissler's east of town was postponed indefinitely because of the death of Merton D. Sheets.
G P Kuestir reports Mayor Short of Sioux City will visit Noble township Tuesday evening July 10. No additional details have been released.
Wallace Tobias, a noted advocate of good roads, visited the city on business. A big program is set for Sun Day at Suninyside Park featuring Joe's Concert Orchestra and a ball game between Atlantic and Cumberland. Local visits, memorial plans, and upcoming events fill the page, including a Royal Neighbors of America graveside decoration, a doctor's vacation, a June 7 merchants banquet, and a South Dakota summer posting for James Acton. The market noted top cattle sales by H J Thede.
At the League of Nations headquarters in Geneva on June 1 the American Opium Commission walked out of a session. Chairman Porter and others had urged steps to curb drug production but the U S delegation refused to answer questions or join in further discussion.
Children of the Presbyterian Sunday school are invited to practice at the church on Saturday at 3 00 PM for Children’s Day. A Baptist dinner scheduled for Saturday has been postponed. 1991.
Fragmented OCR style item notes not taking responsibility for debts of Mrs Myrtle Cornell and mentions EATMORE bread, New Century and P O Cultivators, 625 Hansen and Lowe in a scattered business or notice-like fragment.
Wood and Savery of Atlantic Iowa announce available farm loans at 5 percent interest. Prospective borrowers are urged to call or visit to discuss terms and arrangements.
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