Facts About Class of 1914 at Atlantic High
The News Telegraph lists 14 graduates in the Latin course from Atlantic High School for 1914. Entries include Ros Lewis born 1895 near Marne Iowa and planning engineering at Ames, Carl Kringel born Walnut 189? now at Wood & Savery, Loretta Corbett born Atlantic 1895 aiming business studies in Des Moines, Mabel Limpus born 1893 Cass County moving to Atlantic, Verna Jobes born 1896 Casey Iowa teaching rural schools, Mabel Eichorn born 1896 near Walnut moving to Atlantic and planning college, Reba Fudge born 1856 near Atlantic graduate Latin course, Raymond Anderson born 1896 in Atlantic moving to Brayton and aiming engineering at Ames, Gladys Kirk born 1896 near Atlantic planning liberal arts at University of Town, Mary Wasson born 1896 Mapleton undecided, Emma Handy unknown details, and others in the class. The article notes each member’s background and intended studies or careers.
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Ross Lewis
Rosy Lewis
Marne
Atlantic Schools
Ames
Carl S. Kringel
Walnut
Atlantic
East Side
Wood & Savery
Simpson College
Loretta L. Corbett
Silver City
Kansas
Des Moines
Mabel Limpus
F. M. Limpus
Cass County
Verna L. Jobes
F. H. Jobes
Casey
Mabel Eichorn
Ed Eichorn
Reba O, Fudge
Reba O. Fudge
West Side School of
Raymond Anderson
In Atlantic
Brayton
Oakfield School
Extra
Atlantic High School
Gladys Kirk
H. Kirk
University of Town
Mary Wasson
B. R. Wasson
Mapleton
Atlantis
Local Graduates Entering College Paths Amid Latin Courses
Elias Handy born Mystic Iowa December 12 1894 and several classmates from Atlantic area chart school journeys. Lucile Muckler born Toledo Iowa August 7 1894 plans college after high school and Latin course. Agnes Rein born near Carson July 22 1898 will graduate Atlantic High Latin course then college with music. Hope Bigelow born Harlan August 16 1895 to teach a year then college focusing on English and music. Neta King born Atlantic February 24 1896 to pursue dramatic art and instrumental music at college, possibly Ferry Hall or Northwestern. Lily Mae Kringel noted with continued school remarks.
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Elias and
Mrs. Handy
Mystic
Grinnell
Atlantic High School
Bucile Muckler
Lucile Muckler
K. EB. Muckler
Toledo
Marshalltown High School
Agnes Reid
Agnes Rein
J. F. Reid
Carson
Carson Public Schools
Atlantic Public Schools
Hope
Neta BH. King
Neta E. King
Atlantic
Mra
R. B. King
Ferryhall
Northwestern
Chicago
Shoe
Villa Will Not Protest Appointment In New Campaigns
Friends of Villa say he will not object to Carranza appointing General Natera as Villa's superior in upcoming campaigns. The statement reflects a shift in leadership alignment amid the Mexican revolutionary strains.
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Juarey
Villa
Carranza
Natera
Developments Expected in Mediation Over Carranza
Washington officials expect definite mediation developments within twenty four hours. Carranza's attitude will determine success if he accepts mediation and failure if he refuses.
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United Press
Washington
Carranze
Senior Class Party at Atlantic High School
Miss Agnes Reid hosted the Atlantic high school senior class party at her home last evening. The house was decorated in class colors and a luncheon followed a social evening. Attendants reported a delightful time and good attendance.
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Agnes Reid
the Atlantic High School
Commencement Opens at Des Moines College
The forty-ninth annual commencement began today in Des Moines with six days of exercises. The junior class oratorical contest opened the event and a concert is scheduled for tomorrow night. Forty-four graduates are listed across five departments.
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UBS Malins
Shenandoah parade invited for Sun day school convention
Shenandoah Commercial club schedules a men’s parade on Wednesday June 10 at 7 pm as part of the state Sunday school convention June 9 10 11. Rev Divas Handy received the note urging Christian business men and others in Atlanta to participate.
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Divas Handy
Shenandoah
Shenandoah Commercial Club
Atlantic
Jury Disagrees in $225,000 Breach Suit
In New York a jury failed to reach a verdict in the breach of promise case of Miss Mae Sullivan against millionaire Arthur I. Hoe, with the trial proceeding amid the $225,000 claim and uncertainty over liability and damages.
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New York
Mae Sullivan
Arthur I. Hoe
Man Admits Kiss in Breach Suit Trial
United Press reports in Chicago on June 5 that Homer Rodeheaver testified he kissed and hugged Miss Georgia Jay during her breach of promise case seeking $50,000. The admission occurred on the witness stand as the trial proceeded.
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United Press
Chicago
Homer Rodeheaver
Georgia Jay
Sewerage Plan Arises For Laurel Elm and Other Streets
A city council session on a special order considered passing a resolution to install a sewerage system along Laurel street from Fourth to Eleventh Elm from Eighth to Eleventh Oak Maple Linn and Hazel from Eighth to Tenth and Olive from Highth to Ninth. Objections filed by Elm Maple and Linn property owners were noted as the council weighed whether to proceed. Mayor Burnea City Clerk Michels City Engineer J H Mayne and councilmen Cardio Henry Brown Schaln Lang attended. No decision was made by press time.
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Dude
Laurel Street
Eleventh
Elm
Eighth
Olive
Highth
Ninth
Maple
Linn
Burnea
Michels
J. H. May
Continued Improvement for Anson Miller After Stroke
Alanson Miller, who suffered a stroke about ten days ago, shows improvement and can read election news. His friends express hope he may fully recover as he recounts seldom missing voting since he was twenty one. Hip son in law J I Noyer, hurt last Saturday helping neighbors, is easier now but endures knee pain and confinement during busy field season.
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Alanson Miller
Tlne
J. 1
Noyer
Geome
Marker
York Guilty in White Slavery Case Des Moines
Des Moines June 5 George H York a 62 year old Colfax grocer was found guilty by a federal jury of violating the white slavery law after a short deliberation He faces sentencing tomorrow for transporting Mrs C B Jackson from Kansas City to Des Moines for immoral purposes His link to the death of Cashier Wheelock at the Citizens State Bank in Colfax has drawn attention.
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United Press
Des Moines
George H. York
Colfax
York
C. B. Jackson
Kansas City
Wheelock
Citizens’ State Bank
Indictments Hit State and National Plumbers Group
Thirty six indictments return by a federal grand jury against officials of the State and National Masters Plumbers association. Indicted include John F. Garry and Thomas J. Daley of Mason City and John F. Gearen and Y. F. Wagen of Sioux City. Others span Nebraska Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin Missouri. Plumbers accused of boycotting non union dealers and manufacturers, charged as conspiracy in restraint of trade. Grand juries in Salt Lake City and Philadelphia to continue work.
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United Press
Des Moines
Plumbens’ Association
Iowa
John F. Garry
Thomas J. Daley
Mason City
John F. Gearen
Y. F. Wagen
Sioux City
Nebraska
Minnesota
Iaois
Wisconsin
Missouri
Salt Lake City
Philadelphia
Picnic Day Celebration Elkhorn Route Dedication Observed
Atlantic city residents plan a 10 am car caravan to Elkhorn for a Danish Independence Day picnic marking the new Elkhorn to Harlan route. Train service will be provided. lunch on the college campus. band concerts at 11 am and 1:30 pm. speeches by W Gregersen and others. baseball games and a dance in the evening. Admission 25 cents, with 15 cents benefiting the Elkhorn Route Association.
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Elkhorn
Harlan
Commercial Club
Atlantic Northern
Atlantic
Wiseseeeee
Wiseseeees
W. Gregersen
Elkhorn Commercial Club
C. Kloth
Hans
Madsen
Kimballton
Gunderson
M. Boorman
Atlantic Business Men
Varlan
Elkhorn Route Association
Blanquet blockade threatens Tampico naval clash
General Blanquet is said to plan a blockade of Tampico. The move could trigger a naval battle between the United States and Mexico and would impede mediation efforts.
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Washington
Blanquet
Tampico
United States
Mexico
Atlantic High School Class of 1914 Commencement
The class of 1914 at Atlantic High School, consisting of fifty four members, will receive diplomas this evening in the school assembly room. The event marks the largest graduating class to date, with a motto There is More Beyond and colors maroon and white. The program features a piano quartet, orations, readings, musical performances, essays, sketches, and the presentation of diplomas by Principal Anne C. Temple. Neighbors are urged to attend memorial exercises at M W A hall prior to ceremonies and transportation to the cemetery will be provided.
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News-Telegraph
High School
The
Atlantic High School
Leona Remien
Mabel Tiebhorn
Lily Kringel
Marguerite Stagnuer
Claus Barnholdt
Paul Laurence Dunbar
M. W. A. Memorial
Ladies of the Maccabees hold district convention in Iowa City
The district convention of the Ladies of the Knights of the Maccabees opened in Iowa City on June 4 with more than 100 delegates in attendance.
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Iowa City
the Ladies of the Knights of the Maccabees
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