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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1922

Page

3

Radio basics for beginners learning from Ta Mio signals

The article explains radio wave concepts, carrier waves, wavelength versus frequency, and how receivers tune by electrical resonance. It covers electro magnetic waves, the role of detectors, and how tuning forks illustrate a simple crystal detector in a radio set.

BES GMN Oreles Jlustans Nua Eleormont Amlec Dave Hosh Ronsons XEYRA Tregats Buppese Wits Nore Chon

Ingenious Northwest Editor Uses Radio News Feed

An editor in an isolated northwest town uses radio to get morning editions. An amateur friend in a distant city buys the thrust editions as soon as they are printed and transmits the best news to the country office. The editor leverages this fast chain to stay current with the latest happenings.

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Lewis Vicinity News Finds Local Visit and Travel

Iva Smart and family of Cavey visited relatives in Lewis. Mrs A P Youngson of Tons Beach Calif left for Indianola after aiding the Davis estate. Frank Lipinenti traveled to Colfax for a weekend visit. Several local residents held a 76th birthday supper for Milton Wank. The Christian church group served Sunday services. Ruby Hinealeks of Casey visits family friends. Marne and Albright families hosted a gathering at Crystal Lake. Lumsden plans to return home with a guest after a several day stay.

Lewis Iva Smart Cavey A. P. Youngson Tons Beach Calif Davis Indianala R. &. Keith Frank Lippinenti Colfax Maryness Meise M. 2 Sheets Rey Burkhalter Milton Wank Hurkhallor Urigewater ALL Wajehedin Howe Trapley Suidiy

Local Walnut News Briefs Mix Family Visits and Travel

A Walnut News item lists residents visiting relatives and traveling. Mabel Coats returns from Omaha after hospital visits, Marion Brindley stays a month in Rexford with family, and numerous relatives gather across Walnut area including Miss Latie Coats and Helen Stacy.

Adair Scouts to Entertain Des Moines Troop

Adair Iowa is hosting a Des Moines Boy Scouts troop traveling from the capital city to the town. They will pitch tents in the area nicknamed the ghost city and ride a train back home after a brief stay. Ernest Lutt and family return from Portland Oregon after a short visit with relatives. Chautauqua arrangements are underway for the month. Geraldine Gates returns from Town City after a school term. Cecelia McDonnell visits Des Moines for relatives and friends.

Adair Des Moines News-Telegraph Ernest Lutt Karl Portland Oregon Geraldine Gates Town City Cecelia McDonnell

Funeral for Former Service Man Walter Spicker in Cumberland

Walter Spicker, a former service member born December 12, 1897, died May 30 in Boulder after a tuberculosis battle. His funeral at Cumberland's church was led by Rev. Breiling with American Legion honors, burial in the cemetery. Survived by his father John Spicker, two sisters, six brothers, and ten relatives across North Dakota and Wisconsin. Spicker enlisted April 25, 1917 in the Supply Co. 451st Infantry but was discharged May 4 the same year for physical unfitness. Remains arrived in Cumberland Friday evening with his sister and brothers accompanying.

Cumberland News-Telegraph Walter Spicker Boulder Whitch Vic American Legion Servicw 1St Infantry Briwinke John Spick Ae Roberts Pickardville Charles Lisduanpol Capninier John Norwalk John Spicker Henry

Wiota Lady and Family To Sail for England

Mrs. Fknar Bell and daughters Margaret and Bessie will depart for England next Saturday after a passport delay. Mrs. Bell last visited England ten years ago. Superintendent J. Canningham of Walker, Iowa, visited to review duties for the upcoming year after election by school boards. Laura Mae and Mary Dane Fell of Atlantic visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles McVermott. Esther Suthers married to Vernon Willett in Des Moines on June 3. School board completed elections of teachers for the coming year. Ray Earl spent Sunday in Avani with his parents. Theodore Goodwin visited relatives. Mrs. Fred West went to Des Moines to see relatives. Carrie Vulluseifer hosted about seventy relatives and friends at dinner. Ralph Ufft from Dexter visited friends.

News-Telegraph Een Clarkson Hospital Latie Coats Mya D. W. Brindley Famil Walnutaml Roexford Marion Brindley Witte Ie Ly Duel Macoh Carbuhn Enter Jesse Deen Will Stamp Maine Will Smiley Attiv Itertha Priess Onaha Sisty Terry Priess Miss Aufus Kite Morrs Hop Ambartie Bert Paute Fey Djlenwook Opal Maliio Slavehall Tilton Pluvna Atlantic Bamny Bussow Mr. Bussow John Paulsen Anna Joho Charles Steffins M ‘Idrew Johnson Avoca Augrust Fischer W. C. Fraser Omaha W. E. Praser Fred Bigelow Wiota England Wilota Towa Fknar Bell Margaret Bessie Nxt Leavin Washington Bell Winen J. Canningham Walker Iowa Laura Mae Mary Dane Fell Charles McVermott Carrie Vulluseifer Ralph Uutf Dexter

Items Of Interest From Extra Vicinity EXIRA June 6

Special to N-1 reports Henri Hon and Adolph Nelson planning an extended western trip with stops in Denver and San Francisco before returning home for school. Western Star Club hosted a pleasant meeting at Mrs. Henry Minerman’s home with a staged stunt and luncheon. Mrs Weisbrodt and Mrs Carl Weisbrodt visited Des Moines while George K Christensen delivered coal feed and produce to Orve Young.

EXIRA N-1 Henri Hon Adolph Nelson Défi Mula Imade Denver Fat Frank Weisbrodt Carl “Weisbrodt Des Moines John Voss Clara Binker Gratchen Baylor Lwent Denison Geo. K. Christensen Orve_ Young

Cumberland Iowa News Roundup June Update

Mr and Mrs Glen Liston and child return from Oklahoma after two weeks visiting relatives and friends. Miss Anna Belle Davidson, teacher, returns to Rockville Indiana. Leah Bristow heads to Greeley Colorado for summer school and likely a teaching post. Charles Rhinehart and wife visit Clearfield. Rev Purdy former Church of Christ pastor. Mrs John Latimer and children return from two weeks with Villisca relatives.

Cumberland Iowa uJne News-Telegraph Glen Liston Oklahoma Anna Belle Davidson Rockville Indiana Willis Peterman Charlie Scott Leah Bristow Greeley Colo Colorado Charles Rhinehart Clearfield Purdy Church of Christ John Latimer Visi Villisua

Adair News of General Interest

Adair Iowa June Special to News Telegraph reports local items. Dr and Mrs Powel with daughter Ida and Ma Walsh motored to Font. Paul McEvoy, former naval radio operator from Omaha, visiting friends and relatives, works at Omaha broadcasting station. Monica Walsh returns from Des Moines. Paul McEvoy home from Twin Cities after engineering school. Loretta McManus returns from Des Moines. Margaret McManus of First National Bank family home with mumps. Mr and Mrs J J Shipley married Sunday in Greenfield? John Perry called to Woodward due to mother’s hip injury. Ruth Harry injured eye at play. Nellie Heeren Ramona Shipley Ida Powel plan picnic at Correll grove Tuesday. Glennora Menefee ill at home. Adair merchants news: Adria-Grand takes Kelsey Wegner general store posn. Marcella Walsh clerking at Marean drug store. Knights of Columbus hosting banquet and entertainment at Memorial Hall Tuesday. Atlantic chapter officers expected. Alice Walsh to graduate from St Joseph Academy Des Moines drama course. Dr C B Burke of Atlantic visited Friday.

Des Moines Margaret McManus John McManus Flist National Bank J.shipley Greenfield John Perry Woodward J. Perry Ruth Harry George Harry Nellie Heeren Ramona Shipley Ida Powel Correll de. C. B. Burke Atlantic

The Extra Band Opens Season With First Public Concert

The Extra Band played the first public concert of the season on Wednesday evening. A weekly summer program has been arranged. Carrie Wok is visiting with Ruben Struthers and family in Chicago. Mrs E A Woore ns went to Atlantic for business matters. Mrs Peter Lund is slowly recovering from a recent auto accident in which she was badly bruised.

Carrie Wok Ruben Struthers Chicago Mra E. A. Woorens Atlantic Myparente Bertha Gano Peter Lund

Extra Man Nearly Loses Ear in Iowa Gas Station Accident

Special to N-T Mike Simersen, a well known local, slipped at a gasoline filing station in EXtRA Iowa. He fell while preparing to refuel a Ford truck after removing a front cushion. He struck his head on a post, sustaining a badly bruised head and a lacerated ear.

Iowa Mike _Simersen Mr. Simersen

Dr Barnett and Schrader Funeral Directors Listed

Dr R L Barnett physician and surgeon in Atlantic Iowa lists office and residence phones 399 and Black 482. W A Schrader successor to J A Giffen licensed embalmer and funeral director at Chayel on second floor with auto hearse and phone 169.

Campbelt Cullison Gillespie Dr. Campbell R. L. Barnett Atlantic Iowa W.A.” Schrader J. AL Giffen Chayel Osborne-Tomlinson, CO Chestnut Se

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Beards Fred Lewis Vicinity Cum“Berland Esther Suthers Vernon Willett Dea Stones Ray Earl Auanlit Theodore Goodwin Fred West Dez Moines B. Dette Ben,w. Wood W. Savery Attorney At Law Charles A. Grubb Gillespie Building Earl C. Montgomery Oramsky Greenleaf East Fifth Street Swan, Clovis & Swan East Sixth Street Businees Foss H. Griffith Gribeitia Roland Peacock Baxter Cheatmut Street Granta A. L. Hagelberger Chestnut Street Office J. Burner West 6Th St. Atlantic C. E Butler Atlantic Osteopathic Sanitarium Chestnut St Melenbacker Chubb Lbsary Willard & Buxton Tows Ilva Omaha Woods America Chamber of Commerce Abia Lee Sistat Baalmapn Calu- Wespercae
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