Local family returns from extended visit
Mrs. Cohan and Mrs. Gussill and their families, including daughters, have returned from an extended trip.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1931
Page
4
Mrs. Cohan and Mrs. Gussill and their families, including daughters, have returned from an extended trip.
A local couple plans an extended stay in Cay County while the husband completes a work week. His wife will remain for a longer visit, extending their time in the area.
New York June 4 Lefty Grove guided the Athletics to a 2 1 win over the Chicago White Sox for their ninth victory of the season. A McNair triple and a Pekar Ising single produced the deciding run. Cubs Dawn Robins Giants edged St Louis 8 5 to cut lead in the National League. Leach led Giants with three hits. Cleveland beat Boston 4 2 in 11 innings to extend their win streak to nine. Browns topped Yankees 8 6 as Melillo homered and drove in runs. Detroit beat Washington 2 1 as Sorrell held the Lions to six hits. Drees tripled in the 10th to help Boston 4 9 over Pittsburgh. Rixey pitched four hitters as Reds defeated Phillies 3 2.
Western League figures show St Joseph and Des Moines tied at 13 12 with varying win percentages. Omaha and Topeka race mid pack as of yesterday with Wichita and Denver posting wins. American League and National League listings mirror inconsistent OCR, noting Philadelphia, Cleveland, Chicago, New York and others with scattered game results and standings.
Captain Joe A Mowry of St Louis, a standout center fielder from the University ofta, is set to join the Minneapolis Millers after strong intra city season play. Parks and fielding notes mark him as a top fielder with notable batting averages and a streak of errorless games, while references to past Michigan play hint at a high level of competition.
Frank Wykoff world sprint champion to be crowned in a royal ceremony at Vermosa Beach California with Glive Hately and the world record relay team appearing in regal attire. The event confirms Wykoff as a proOlympic payee and water sports figure amid celebrations.
Chicago June 4 Athletes from 78 colleges across six sections of the country will begin preliminary heats at the tenth annual national collegiate field meet held at Stace Field University of Chicago tomorrow afternoon. Highlights include hurdle, 220, 440, and 880 yard events with contenders from Southern California and the East aiming to defend titles. Notable entrants include Gordon twice winner in broad jump and a Gary Indiana Negro entering high jump, L D Weldon in javelin, and Paul Conway of Iowa, all seeking top points to boost their teams. Iowa aims to place in the top ten this year with hopes of several events contributing strong scores.
The ceremony for Jai Duffy, daughter of Mrs and Mr Duffy, was attended by Mrs Riordan of Des Moines as matron of honor and Roy C. Feltman of Omaha as best man. After a bridal breakfast at Hotel Fort Des Moines, the couple left for a wedding trip through Colorado, Wyoming, Yellowstone, and the Pacific coast, with a July 15 departure to Omaha awaiting them.
Last night in Newark New Jersey Jase La Gray of New York defeated Abic Bain of Newark and Charly Krausche of Switzerland and John Kreiger of Sum mit. In Bayonne Hapman Follins of Newark beat Johnny Toyce of Jersey City in lightweight bout.
Ray Steele of California pinned Taro Miyaki of Japan. Renato Gardini of Idy and Hane Stsinke of New York drew. Tiny Roebuik of Indian defeated Milo Steinborn of Germany. Hans Kempfer of Germany defeated August Benkert of Belgium. Al Poirotti of New England defeated Tommy Crank of Holland. Bart McCready of Oklahoma drew with Wiadek Zbyazke of Poland. Our want ad page will sell your property for you.
A critic denounces the extensive state boards and commissions as unaccountable to the people, noting 49 bodies with payrolls and 239 town offices, while urging limits on state governance and illustrating with historical actions on farm mortgages and credit. The piece contrasts past policy with current hog and farm reports, highlighting shifts in agricultural and economic indicators.
Fragmentary OCR text notes an Auditor of State action and a listed expense of 4167.05 connected to Bulley County. Names and details are garbled, but reference appears to involve a forty fourth general assembly and a payment or expense figure.
The passage reflects on how study shapes boyhood and adolescence, describing education as both a temptation and a remedy, with references to timeless ailments of youth and the role of guidance in maturity.
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