Weighing Trade-In Offers Against New Car Value
The largest trade-in allowance on a used car is not always the best deal. Judge the new car’s merits by price including delivery and finance charges and weigh any difference in the used car allowance.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1927
Page
2
The largest trade-in allowance on a used car is not always the best deal. Judge the new car’s merits by price including delivery and finance charges and weigh any difference in the used car allowance.
Local notes list visitors returning home from Illinois Iowa and Montana summers. Robert Lines and Ronald Lee visit family from Chicago and Iowa University. Mrs Helen Warth and daughter Jean head to Miles City Montana for summer. W M Hedrick plans Ark. visit with daughter. Walter Hartness and Maggie Slyter of Griswold obtaining marriage licenses in Omaha. Louise Nehe among 800 Nebraska University diplomas. Mr and Mrs Neho and son attend Lincoln commencement. Harle Hans drug agent Nichols visits Atlantic, promoting Muriel cigars. Peregoy Moore and William Johnson active in local distribution.
Mrs Isaac Smith suffers a heart condition after a fall in a tile area. Bertha Bell of Des Moines cares for her mother Mrs William Clukonj who remains ill. Mr and Mrs Thomas Mardwick travel to Rochester Minnesota for Mrs Hardviele to undergo neck tumor removal.
Adair Iowa June 2 Spectators attend the Adair high school commencement at the opera house. Twelve graduates will receive diplomas in a program including an invocation by Rev J M DeBord, music by a double mixed quartet, an address by Dr F Chaffee, class presentation by Superintendent R E Ballard, diplomas by J G Shipley, a response from Gwandalyn Gookin and a benediction.
Charlie Chaplin, denying cruelty allegations, filed a 70 page answer to his wife’s divorce suit and a 22 page cross complaint seeking a divorce from his former leading lady. The filings center on Chaplin’s infatuation with an unnamed young man and respond to sensational claims in the case.
Telephony officials announced a car line for the hookup early Sunday morning as Rev. Lewn He. Sweetland in San Francisco intends to unite Archer Ganoung, 23, and Lois Mx. Culley, 21, at the far end of the circuit in Mays, Kansas. The bride and groom are former pupils of the Reverend Sweetlind.
Anita Jaidtine Upton of De Moines was killed when a car driven by her cousin failed to turn north and plunged into a ditch north west of Red Oak after being struck by another vehicle. The incident occurred overnight on Monday as Upton and daughter Mirrene were traveling.
Funeral rites held for J B Ruff local attorney at 908 Poplar street officiated by Rev Gearw Rogers Interment in Atlantic cemetery Anita Iowa marked by services for Mrs Evaline Young Ill who died after paralytic stroke Born June 20 1859 she moved with family to Boone county and Audubon county later married Jacob Hill with daughter Flossie Lindblom five grandchildren and two brothers Edgar Young Hiram Young noted funeral proceedings and graveside rites
Mrs Isabell Gray Visited her husband Henry Judd Gray in Sing Sing death house where he and Ruth Brown Snyder await execution for the murder of Albert Snyder in Village, N.Y. The couple were arrested after the crime on the night of March 20.
Audubon Iowa June 2 Special to News Telegraph The Audubon Lions club held its final luncheon of the current year and completed the year’s officer slate and committee assignments. Election results and upcoming schedules were discussed as members gathered for the fiscal year close.
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