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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1926
Page
7
A long column of social notes from Walnut Iowa lists visits and family connections. Many names travel for Memorial Day, church and school events, and stays with relatives in Avoca Atlantic Manning and nearby towns. The piece chronicles weddings, teaching posts, moves, and weekend visits among dozens of residents and guests.
FRANK ie PELLETT reports on a journey through Illinois visiting Lincoln sites from Petersburg to Springfield. He notes drought, late planting, and farmers lagging behind, while towns preserve Lincoln memory with bronze tablets and museum openings. He observes public memory and local commerce tied to Lincoln pilgrimages, stressing his enduring fame in central Illinois.
New York June 5 report states briefs must be submitted to Brig Gen Garrett Cotter in the case of Louis C Mouquin restaurant owner linked to Louis A Mouquin and others indicted for violating the prohibition law seeking removal to Omaha. Proceedings followed a defense motion to dismiss. Beck testified he did not recognize Mouquin and that telegram linked to a Sixth Avenue New York address spurred the Omaha indictments. James Harohan, Mouquin Company officer, testified ignorance of Mouguin.
Viennese society figure Baroness Klinger shot herself after a news of a duel left Baron Klinger and guest Prince Cyril Orloff wounded. The baroness allegedly resented the prince's attentions during a hunting trip and died by suicide following the incident.
Readable remnants show a dispute or exposure surrounding a prosperous East Coast heir tied to Philadelphia interests. The fragment mentions wealth, family status, and regional affiliations, suggesting social prominence and possible media interest in an urban setting.
City council in special session accepted City Clerk Nichols's recommendation and awarded the electrically driven pump contract to the Interstate company of Omaha and Worthington company of Kansas City over Alis-Chalmers. The larger pump duo costs 3065 and 526 for the smaller unit with fifty percent due on delivery and the balance in deferred payments. A bond was posted to ensure faithful performance.
Griswold Iowa reports busy week of residents visiting relatives across Iowa Nebraska and Missouri. C L Otte Knop and family left for eastern state visits. Rev and Mrs C A Carlson and daughter Jean attended events in Griswold and Denison. Goldie Robinson visited Griswold. Helen Weirich plans Omaha visit. Lary family weekend trip to Prescott. others noted in Atlantic Milo Adair and Omaha outings. multiple road trips and family gatherings documented.
The General Federation of Women’s Clubs announced plans at the closing session of its biennial convention that enforcement efforts will be expanded over the next two years. Mrs John D Sherman of Estes Park Calo presided. The group aims to raise 1,000,000 over three years to improve the American home. San Antonio Texas was chosen for the 1928 convention with the Federation Council to meet next year in Grand Rapids Michigan.
Massena residents greet visitors and note weekend activities with relatives from Des Moines Cedar Falls Council Bluffs Omak and Cedar Walls. Local families include the Harpers Timmermans Hogans Crivisy and Hardin with mentions of Mrs Vaska Mrs Lind Lita and Ella attending summer school. A birthday party at the Misses Clara and Emma Frigidaire preserves food amid regional events and nominations for next year’s school staff.
At Des Moines on Friday the graduation of Miss Georgia Derby was noted as she and her friends Milas Derby Nelle Conway and Mrs. Sherman Archer attended home for a short visit. W W Slocum and family joined Memorial exercises at Orient Sunday. Mrs. A Graham accompanied them home for several days. Paul Wilson, son of Mr and Mrs C D Wilson, will receive his B S degree at Drake University convocation Des Moines June 8 with a local high school graduation.
Cumberland Illinois June social items list visitors and moves. Tom McCabe and family from Des Moines visit Mrs Annah Madison. Mac Arnold moves to William Purdy property formerly vacated by Sale Reid. Burt Stone family spend Memorial Day at Anita. Florence Kelley stays with Velie Jordan in Winia. Jamea Jordan and family visit Drenner home. Lester Eblen and friends visit Cumberland. Ned Henry Bicking undergoes lip operation. Mrs Whitney of Villisca visits the Edwards home.
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