Get Together Postponed By Greater Atlantic Club
The Greater Atlantic Club's Get-Together planned for tonight has been postponed indefinitely. Ticket holders may seek refunds from Virt Anderson or hold their tickets for a new date when honored.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1930
Page
2
The Greater Atlantic Club's Get-Together planned for tonight has been postponed indefinitely. Ticket holders may seek refunds from Virt Anderson or hold their tickets for a new date when honored.
A frightened wife recalls how nervousness and irritability nearly drove her husband away until Vinol restored her energy and mood. The ad touts Vinol as a tonic with iron calcium and cod liver peptone, promising renewed strength, sleep, and appetite. Testimonials from Mrs VseDuesa and Arthur Lee, a druggist, are included.
Readable list of defeated and victorious candidates across Iowa in state senate and house races. Names and districts noted for Republicans and Democrats. Includes numerous counties and representative contests with party affiliation.
The Atlantic high school band directed by Lowell Lockridge will present its season opening concert Thursday at 8 PM in the city park. Thirty students perform pieces including March Men of Ohio Fireside Stories The Lost Chord Man of the Hour Poet and Peasant American Patrol Stars and Stripes Forever plus selected marches.
Earl James and Walton M Gearhart of Corning appear in local want ads. The message notes small results from ads, with scant detail on items, dates, or prices.
Numerous brief items detail local residents' movements. Tom the extra contractor attends to business. Misa Carria Ward leaves for Cedar Falls to study. Mrs Margaret Linn travels to Cedar Falls for summer study. Mrs Cyr Morton Hill visits from Oak Park for family time. Herring station installs two electric meter pumps for faster service. Miss Ruby Trainer to Shenandoah for summer extension school. Guy Sampoon, Fairfield hotel operator, visits with sisters. Harry A Dooley from Cleveland visits en route home from California. T. E. Ostrus visits the city after supervisor bid. Cass County gasoline tax receipts for April set a record, with $4,018.02. Zion's Walther League presents illustrated lecture at Ringstaener church. Wray B. Wyckoff opens a radio repair shop. Coghman/Comdray resigns as county manager and moves to coal firm. funeral services planned for Mrs Mary E. LeRue, with several relatives in attendance.
The fragment references Bant, Radia, Mn Nebe, Mrs Brewater, and a public school instructor, suggesting a local newspaper item about residents and public education. Details are unclear, but the piece implies a home return and school roles within the community.
Five hundred delegates gathered for the opening sessions of the twenty-fifth annual Elks convention in Fort Dodge Iowa. Thirty-seven lodges across the state sent representatives as events including a trap shoot golf tournament dance banquet and a boxing show filled the day's program. H A Johnson a former Exalted Ruler of the local lodge served as general chairman of the convention committee.
Delores McKee of Mazsena underwent adenoids removal at Atlantic hospital. Marie Peterson of Atlantic had a major operation there today. Edward Westerburg of McKenzie Eileen construction is admitted for treatment in Atlantic hospital Marne. Mrs Barnholt returned home to Marne from Iowa City hospital. A A Peterson in Nevada for health is improving.
Albany News notes a witty observation that a man may feel no inferiority before a banker yet reveal a pronounced inferiority complex in the presence of his cattle.
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