Atlantic News In a Nutshell Shows Local Visits and Obits
George McKay visits his parents at 408 Chestnut street. Dr. C G Clarke buys a new Hupmobile from Linke Bros. Judge Lynch and others visit. H B Rattenberg attends a Danish Lutheran convention at Elk Horn. Frederick Alexander, law student in Iowa City, visits his mother, a beauty parlor owner. Nellie B Goodale of Omaha attends funeral and graves visits. Local youths return from Town University for vacation. Funeral services for Mrs Joseph Stengel held at SS Peter and Pauls. Carl Pierce fined 102 50 for intoxication. Funeral for Mrs John Troy held at Catholic church. M W A and Royal Neighbors hold joint memorial. N P Christensen family embarks on a month long auto trip. Elmer Herman injured wading in pond. Fuller Brush meeting in Atlantic. R A Stacey visits town and attends Rotary. William Goodale returns from Corning after funeral of Frank Goodale.
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Joseph Stengel
SS. Peter and Paul’s Catholic
P. N. McDermott
Pierce
Carl Pierce
Atlantic Catholic
Mayor Mountain
Bound Over in Non-Support Case for Max White
Max White was arraigned in Justice Pressrial court this morning for non support. He waived examination and was bound over to await the grand jury. Bond set at 500 dollars, with Wright Hedges and E. Herring as sureties. Atlantic Won the Game 7 to 2 at Sunnyside Park with Applegate and Baron battery for locals and Eblen for Cumberland. A good crowd witnessed. The NEA provided the Mugene Crigui photo from New York. County Attorney Cockshoot warns boys about stealing bottles from notches and promises serious trouble. W N Franks, former Atlantic man, visiting local friends after a South Dakota trip. reports Maurice Franks in New York and a happy family.
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Max White
Court of Justice
Grand Jury
Wright Hedges
E. &. Herring
Cockshoot
Coeckshoot
Atlantic
W. N. Franks
Walter Gregers
Ugs Chestnut Street
Soldiers’ Home
Marshalltown
South Dakota
Old Town
Maurice
New York
Cavalry Still Vital Says U S Army Chief
Major General Willard A. Talbragh, chief of cavalry, U S Army, praises cavalry value and declares it more important than ever after World War I era reforms. He inspected the cavalry unit at Fort Des Moines and credits cavalry with pivotal WWI drives. London reports a British inventor claims to have created Television transmitting images and sound simultaneously without wires, predicting wired broadcasting of files by the era’s end.
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Drs Movins
Willard A. Talbragh
U. Sh. A
Fork Des Moines
London
Seniors 1923 Attention Clans Party
Seniors 1923 notice invites clans to a party at Morris McFaddden's Ry.m on Friday June 8. Come. When you enter bread be sure you get MATMORE.
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Morris McFaddden’s
Ry.m
Society News Highlights From a Atlantic Area Gathering
Society items report meetings of T U will meet at 2 30 Wednesday June Younger Girls Bridge Club hosted by Miss Maixe Trent at 707 Maple Street with eight o clock Thursday evening Knot a Kare Bridge Club at Anita Prairie hostess Mrs W T Badd won the afternoon prize substitutes named Entertained for Miss Lucille Jonas of Sarita California Miss Ober Brown won high score and Mrs Marty Grulke won consolation Class party planned for Atlantic High seniors The Blotcky Krasne wedding in Des Moines and Catholic Daughters initiation of 26 new members are described with attendees and program details Rich in names dates places and events from Atlantic area society life.
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Bridge Club
Mlaixe Trent
Maple Street
Maude Grulke
Lucille Jonas
Sarita Moniga
Calif
Bridge
Innelvon
Misa Ober
Brown
Marty Grulke
Miss Jones
Disabled Iowa veterans plan two cars to Minneapolis convoy
War veterans from about a dozen towns in Iowa announce a two car journey to Minneapolis for a national convoy. State Commander William H. Nye says no government plan exists to compensate men employed in the state. News-Telegraph sells extra copies for five cents.
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Des Motnes
Mineapolis
Lune
News-Telegraph
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Maines
Hugh’ McKay
Chestnut Street
C. G. Clarke
Linke Bros
George
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B.S. Kelloway
Adair
Sunnday
H. 8. Rattenberg
Elk Horn
Lig
Danish Lutheran Convention Store
Frederick Alexander
Agnes Alexander
King Apartments
Iowa City
Nellie EB. Goodale
Omaha
Frank C. Goodale
Geor'ge 'Blake
Postmaster Blake
Cody Hammer
Dr. W. III, Hammer
Webb Williams
I. K
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John Troy
Joe Murnea
Rds Waters
Harry Cornell
Jor Beengr
F. P. Dilger
Ed. Griffin
M. W.A
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Avis
Verna Croy
Montezuma
City
Noel Christensen
Rockford, NM
Lola Christengen
Indiana
Elmer Herman
Carl Herman
Mulberry Street
Brush
Fuller Brush Company
Homeland Cafe
L. E. Ethington
Stacey
R. A. Stacey
Guthrie Center
Guthrian and
Panora Vidette
Iowa Falls
Guthrie County
Rotary Club
Town Falls
William Goodale
Walnut Structeare
Corning
Frank ©. Goodale
Cuss.courty
Goodale
Tattow
Stanley
Pire
Aavent
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Baron
Eblen
NEA
Mugene Crigui
Johnny Kilbane
Stet
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T. U
Pymasa Girls Sewing Club
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Kohl
Atelantic High School
Morden
Des’ Moines Register
Hotel
Fort Des Moines
Marie Blotcky
Joseph A. Koasne
Athintic
Rivlin
Tiffereth
Israel
Anytagogue
Joseph A. Gottstein
al Sandlovich
S. J. Silberman
H. Bloteky
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Silberman
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Flower
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Myron Cohen
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Harry Marks
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A. J. Faber
Chicago
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Dorothy Goldstein
Bella Turwieh
Oneaha
Ruth Krasne
Maisie Rosenthal
Chicnngo
8. H. Liheyman
St. Louis
Catholic Daughters of
Armerica
Salvador
KKG
the-La- Wond Hall
Lower Chestnut Street
Mary Ash
Anna Dayly
Jennie, Della
Victoria Schippacasse
Mekvoy
Des Moines
Frank Zuch
WM. M. Chaman
Mayme Zach
Salina Burke
Walnut
Misa Anna O'Donnell
Alma Braun
Vera Brazzil
Agnes Bintner
Glara Binner
M Mary Coen
Olga Comes
Marie’ Curry
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Genevieve Foley
Clara Foley
Maury
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