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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
4
Brayton Ia June 4 Special to News Penalty EC Hoegh is suffering from a severely infected hand caused by a blister. Blood poisoning threatened but now under control.
Mrs Burke and her son Simpson left by auto for a new home in Porterville California. They will visit his parents in Manitou Connecticut enroute, stopping Monday for the trip.
Arthur Lebeck walks on crutches after a knee injury from a Monday morning horse kick in Walnut Indiana. The injury is not serious but painful.
A strong late evening wind near Elk Horn reached cyclonic strength, toppling farm buildings and lifting three houses from their foundations two miles north of Bethania church. The Yoier Jensen, Axel Fan-Wore, and Henry Puterser farms suffered the heaviest losses while occupants sheltered in cellars. Large boulders rolled between Bak o and 0200 p.m., with stones said to measure up to six inches.
Massena, June 1. A Millee accompanied his wife to Cuune Bhiffs where she will rendergy a major operation this work.
Joint memorial services will be held by the local council of Modern Woodmen of America and the Royal Neighbors at 2 o clock on Sunday afternoon at the IOOF hall. After the program the decoration of graves at Atlantic cemetery will follow. A male quartet will perform with readings and songs by local participants. The services conclude after the graveside ceremony and the trip to the cemetery. All maids and friends are cordially invited to attend.
Major H. Sands is appointed director of child welfare in Iowa, implementing welfare laws from a legislative package. He previously served as state housing commissioner, joining the administration under a structured transition and ongoing agency reforms.
June 4 Lewis Special to the News Telegraph says the state highway commission survey crew has completed the Lewis to Warren County line route. It plans to alter the current road and add a new Botna river bridge between Deiter and Mill Alam. The Turkey Creek fill crew moved on to Little Sioux after finishing here.
New York bonds and market reports show Liberty 4s rising to 107, 4s at 103, other issues strong. Foreign government bonds firm while industrials and railroads hold steady amid cattle hogs and sheep price moves across Chicago St. Louis and Kansas City markets.
Brayton native Joyce, now a vaudeville performer with six trained horses, returned to see old friend T. J. McGovern. Joyce recently appeared at the Orpheum in Des Moines and is touring major cities.
A Massena Epworth League delegation departed for Villisca to attend the Clavinds district annual meeting of the Epworth League. The June 4 report notes continued local participation and the group’s planned attendance at district events.
Hartford June 4. Gerald Chapman received a reprieve from Governor Trumbull this afternoon. The stay extends until December 2 to allow the completion of his appeal to the Supreme Court of Errors. Chapman was sentenced to death for the murder of Policeman James J. Skelly during a New Britain store holdup.
Secretary of War John W. Weeks, after gallstone surgery and critical illness at Massachusetts General Hospital, showed marked improvement today. Recovery is now anticipated.
Mrs Nellie Morris aged six? multiple errors, found on floor of her room with gas tube in place. Neighbors say domestic troubles led to the suicide attempt. she was rushed to a hospital with a chance of recovery, though details remain unclear and the event is under investigation.
Corrected daily market notes show Wheat No 1 and No 2 at low figures plus barley around 70 cents. Produce includes butterfat and eggs, with hens and other fowl priced. Cattle feedloters and stockers steady to slow with cows and heifers ranging from 3 to 6 dollars. Hog prices around 10 dollars.
Rev. and Mrs. Oliver Stephenson and children Margaret and Robert returned home Saturday. Rev. Stephenson was at the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Dayton Ohio, while Mrs. Stephenson and the children visited her mother Mrs. Margaret Williams in Barneveld Wisconsin.
Mrs Will Pratty of Atlantic medical patient discharged today from Atlantic hospital. Mrs Hattie Rulh of Griswold surgical patient discharged today and went home. Mrs John Wheatley of Atlantic surgical patient at Atlantic hospital. Franklin Petersen 32 son of Mr and Mrs Jers Petersen of Ex tra underwent an operation today at Atlantic hospital.
Des Moines June 4 Thief Justice F Fi Faville of the supreme court today administered the oath admitting thirty six applicants at the Iowa bar Fifty nine took the examination The successful applicant included Don Douglas of Adair
Special to News-Telegraph reports Minson Tramm, class of 26 graduate from Walnut, has entered the Edmundson Hospital at Couheil Bluffs to pursue nurse training. Local notes mention Merchants Congress plans and Iowa City discussions with committees and banks regarding prep and bari archanee.
Sedat Rapins June 4 INS reports the Rock Island line will unveil a bronze tablet in La Parte City on June 9 to memory Ambrose Thurston founder of the Order of Railway Telegraphers. The thirty ninth anniversary of the order will be observed with ceremonies at the Rock Island station and speakers including H J Manion BR Tay Jr Reas H G Clark L Gorman FLW Hammill LC Fritch Hall Ray and Van Conghlin.
Lawrence Amos, a young farm hand in Pottawattamie county, was badly cut on the leg while riding after cattle at dusk. He and his horse became tangled in a hidden barbed wire fence. He was brought to town for treatment as tetanus serum was given to prevent lockjaw, with recovery expected to take several weeks.
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