Atlantic News In a Nutshell Left for Minnesota
Brief local notices report Mrs R W Breen and another traveling by car to LaVerne Minnesota to visit friends. Miss Clarice Lamp heals with cane after ankle injury. Mrs Inhofe of Des Moines hospital bound for medical care. Gladys Sexton visiting mother from Neola. Mrs John Budd and children join husband in Atlantic at 3th and Hickory. Former Mason City Mayor T M Ford discusses city improvements. County Engineer A J Gates extended six months at 200 per month plus 8 cents per mile. A squirt gun grease contract approved. Weather hot with high humidity in some areas. Ruth Camp publisher of the Lewis Standard in town. Friedstadt to Des Moines for J A Keasne wedding. Firestone suit vs P H Pettinger filed for 546.85. Rev John McNeel visiting from India. Carl Wiuff opening new garage on East Seventh Street. Funeral services for Joseph Stengel held at Ss Peter and Paul Catholic Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Supervisors
J. Gates
Anita
Gates
Advice Always Helpful Refusing Advice Cannot Be Deined
A reflective note on the man who rejects guidance, labeling him self sufficient and solitary. He values control and independence, limiting both his own and others’ exchange of help. The passage implies social friction from unwillingness to accept assistance.
Childick Philosophy Quip From A Little Girl
A Boston Evening piece recalls a girl named A. Uittle who fixed six and debated pride versus vanity. She concluded pride is thinking little of others while vanity asks what others think of me, a wry remark on self regard.
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Childick
A. Uittle
Boston Evening Conscript
Jury Deadlocks In Whitmore Liquor Transport Trial
The jury in the Whitmore liquor transportation case failed to reach a verdict after three hours of balloting and the trial was continued. Whitmore and his brother in law Parl Heath were arrested north of Sarah when booze was unloaded from a car. Heath pleaded guilty. Whitmore fought the charge, with defense attorney Harry B. Swat. County Attorney Cockshoot prosecuted. The jury of six reported a four to two split for conviction, and Justice Pennell set a second hearing for 1:30 this afternoon with Whitmore's $300 bond posted. Heath remained jailed after a $75 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Whitmore
Whitmore
Parl Heath
Sarah
Heath
Court of Justice
Pennell
Harry B.swat
Swan, Clovis, Swan & Martin
Cockshoot
Ross Beckman
Altie Goodell
Ed Long
Henry Weichmann
Henry Walters
Philo Neff
Justice Pennell
Man Held Over Liquor Transport Guilty Plea
A man who pleaded guilty to transporting liquor was jailed in the county jail last night and remains jailed today. He reportedly paid his fine yesterday but did not complete payment.
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Ile
Walnut News Briefs From June Gathering in Walnut
Special to News Telegraph from Walnut Iowa reports Morris Hupp leaves for Omaha for an eight week Misner school of spoken words course. Local visits include Johnson and family from Ontario, and relatives of Jurgensen and Matthies families. Several residents vacationing with parents, teaching updates, and a Ohio death notice.
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Walnut
News-Telegraph
Morris Hupp
Omaha
Misner School of Spoken Words
James Johnson
Ontaria
Stunday
Oliford Gumbert
Rachel Burkey
State University
Linscoln
Nebr
Will Burkey
Werbert Jurgensen
Will Jurgensen
Remsen
Jurgensens
Schuttloffels
Otto Matthies
Ruth Neff
Maine
Misa Marguerite Thompson
I. ©.Thompson
Milton
Neatha Ward
Henry Thiessen
Arthur Empirie
Baker Manawa
Council Blul
Theodore Ast
Minden
Bertha Priess
Henry Priess
Augusta
Emil Mueller
Martha
Campbell
City Council OKs paving and sewer ordinances
The council passed two ordinances authorizing the extension of Fourteenth Street to Sunnyside Park and sewer work on Birch and Cedar and Thirteenth streets, with property condemnation rights for right of way. Work costs about 62.60 per 50 foot lot. Objections period set for June 26. one member opposed paying resolution.
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Pand
Fourteenth Street
Birch Street
Sunnyside Park
Thirteenth Street
Couhtecilman Cunningham
Elm &T
Sud St
Ard ‘St. 6Th At
Spruce
Pine St. Watel
Rth
Walnut St
Habel St
Lovust St
Gip St
6Th
4Th St
Country club ladies host tea towel shower for clubhouse
Society notes report the Country club ladies holding a Wednesday afternoon tea towel shower to furnish the clubhouse. Committees include Mrs C R Patrick and several others. reservations go through the chairman. The piece also notes a year end D A R gathering at Mrs CG B Slovis home and several local society items.
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Country Club
C. R. Patrick
C. A. Dinman
I. Block
A. Bo‘ens
Mery Britton
Ed.j Dupp
Frank Brennan
Nebe
Thusen
Cedar street widths and block lines noted in street plan
The document lists various street widths measured in feet across Cedar, Birch, Wickory, Laurel, Palm, Tun, Bord, Coplar, Locust, and 6th through 19th streets. It specifies north and south line references, east and west line boundaries, and distances between street lines for proposed or recorded right of way or construction notes.
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Birch St
6Th St
2Nd St
Wickory St
10Th St
Laurel St
Sth St
Palm St
19Th St
8Th At
Tun St
Palm St. Bord St
Coplar
Locust St
Japanese Businessmen Seek New Russia Treaty Talks
Tokyo June 6 Japanese business and professional leaders harmed by the failed Japan Russia trade talks move to press for a resumed bilateral conference. The Associated Chambers of Commerce calls for reconnection with Russia and may dispatch a delegation to Moscow for unofficial talks. A committee plans a large party to tour Russia to study political and economic conditions, as Soviet Japan tensions rise after a code message dispute with Vladivostok.
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Tokio
Japan
Russia
Commitrce
Moscow
Tof
Vladivostok
Adolf Joffe
Vsit
Former Cass County Man Returns on Vacation with Bride
Merton Squires, a Cass county native now based in Rio de Janeiro with the Equitable Trust Company, is visiting relatives with his bride Mary Jane Henderson whom he wed April 17 in Rio. He is son of EL EY Squires of Colorado and brother to C. C. and Roy Squires. The couple will stay several days in the county.
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Cass County
Merton Squires
Mr. Squires
EL EY Squires
Colorado
C. C
Roy. Squires
Equitable Trust Company
New York
Rio de Janeiro
Missionary Lecture by Rev John McNeal at Baptist Church
Rev John McNeal, after twenty five years in Seoori India, will present an illustrated lecture on Wednesday evening June 6 at 8 o clock in the Baptist church. An offering will be taken and an invitation extended to all to attend this lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McNeal
Seoori
India
Baptist
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Atlantic News
Minnesota
R. W. Breen
Atlantic Theater
Inhofe
Dew Moines
Atlantic Hospital
George Burnholdt
Gladys Sexton
The
News-Telegraph Force
Neola
Locust Street
Atlantic
John Budd
Mason City
T. M. Ford
Iowa Contractors’ ‘Association
A. Friedstadt
Vogue
Des Moines
Firestones
Tire, and Rubber Company
District Court
P.h.pettinger
John McNeel
United Presbyterian Church
W. M. Bailey
Cedar Street
Carl Wiuff
Ford
East Seventh Street
Elm Streets
Enarco Motor
J.oseph Stengel
SS. Peter and Paul's
P. N. McDermott
Wm, Thielen
John Dimig
T. P. Breheny
Joe Beener
Frank P. Dilger
Triaury
14Th St
SOCIETY_NEW'S
Daughters of the American Revolution
De’borah Franklin
CG. B
Slovis
Sixth
Oak Streets
Mesdames McGechan and Anderson
Washington
Eva Budd
Maude Roberts
Margaret Schuler
Einer Henningsen
Younes
Maple Streets
Mildred Franklin
Church of Christ
S. V. Dinges
Olive Street
Sunshine Club
M.C. B
Loyal Temperance Legion
Nellie Pelzer
Walnut Street
Mabel Henrickson
Edwin M. Nramgsard
Christian Parsonage
Howard
H. G. Henrickson
Locuststree
Altaurtie High School
Shelby County
O. C. Damgaard
Harlan
Franklin ‘Township Farm Bureau
Franklin Township Farm Bureau
Wiota
Stanley
Marshal Otey Walker
van Ormans
Lester Lunker
Fe Eayer
Stanley A
By Allman
Ford Repair Shop
Mast Seventh Street
Walnuti
Bin
Knarco
Cass
South America
Tery
Hedges Bros
Master Cleaners
Central’s
Bast Coffea
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