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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1931
Page
9
The record shows a damaged OCR passage indicating a marriage license process under residency and court clerk procedures, noting a five day wait after petition filing and a note about county and state compliance, with unclear specifics due to transcription errors.
Wiata school teachers Miky 1 Blnora wan left Saturday on a college omnibus tour spanning twenty five states and two Canadian provinces. Mrs Harry Jordan Mrs Fred Weat Mrs J E Jordan and daughter of Wiota along with Miss Iva May Jewett of Bienla went to Des Moines Wednesday to visit relatives and friends. They expect to return today.
The daily vacation Bible school opened here Monday with a good turnout of pupils. In charge are Mrs T G Miller and Miss Caroline Christensen.
In a community meeting last night Sioux City officials and Iowa volunteers selected leaders for the women s auxiliary. Mrs Mildred McIntyre of Waterloo was named vice president while another member was elected president of the auxiliary in Council Bluffs.
The Mariners Co operative Elevator company held its monthly business meeting Tuesday evening at the elevator office in Anita Iowa. Business for the month was not completed and another meeting was called for Saturday evening of this week. You wreck em we fix em Fender repairing body rebuilding Nelson Auto Exchange phone 29 for wrecker service wl.
Several residents are listed with medical issues and recoveries. Mildred Fogert moved at the Atlantic Hospital, Dorothy May Walter underwent major surgery, Hoegh of Corneill admitted for medical treatment, and Marius Nielsen had a major operation at the Atlantic Hospital this month. Mrs Maggie Peterson underwent a major operation, Anna Lang at Jones hospital discharged, Mrs Andrew Gunder undergoing medical treatments in Omaha, Mrs Ray Workman seriously ill with heart trouble in Anita, Clay Lewis improving after farm work incident, I A Cozine taken to Carroll hospital for treatment, Mrs Pater Rattan ill with tonsillitis, and general notes of local hospital activity.
Des Moines June 4 federal court granted an injunction at the request of the state board of railway commissioners barring the White Line Freight between Omaha and Des Moines for operating without the required certificate of convenience and necessity. Little change overall in current business patterns as Prof Sidney L Miller notes slight improvement only from recent months.
Baby boy born early today at Atlantic hospital to Mr and Mrs R E Meftoc weighing six pounds four ounces. Baby girl born last Friday to Mr and Mrs Lars Christiansen living north of Kimballton. Newborn named Lyle Richard weighs seven pounds five ounces. both mother and baby reported to be doing nicely.
Des Moines June 4. The ride will open June 6 for the new addition to be built at the state hospital in Clarinda, announced by the state board of central. An appropriation of 45000 dollars covers the remainder of the building, which will be an addition to and conform with present Hope hall.
Twenty eight men and one woman were admitted to the bar after state board examinations this week. Of thirty eight applicants, only nine failed. High scorers were Mark Claiborne Reno of Des Moines and Alvin Doran of Beaver Drake graduates. Included among passers were Charles Joseph Zaji Edward J McPertland and John Hamelo of Cedar Rapids. Cleo Charlotta Giffin of Sioux City was the admitted woman. Seventy eight applications were received for next week’s Iowa City exams.
Wayne Siator intendent announces an annual children day event to be held in the near future. Details on date location and participants are forthcoming from the office.
A local notice indicates a Saturday event planned for June 6 to honor Miss Rose Hunter. Details are partial but imply a celebration or recognition in the community setting.
Maple Vale elected Mrs Mary as president at year end, with Hayes chosen as vice president Starlin as secretary and Mr Penfold as treasurer. The selection reflects continued leadership in the Maple Vale organization.
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