Anita Briefs From Anita Iowa June News Roundup
Local notes cover family visits to Anita and surrounding towns. Cliff Mietheny plans summer school with daughter Lilian and Marie Crow. Fred Aldrich and wife from Des Moines visit relatives. A strange flat asparagus-like growth appears in J M Wallace’s truck patch. G P Van Keuren to open business next week in Fontanelle. Anita teachers visit Orient for year end events. Dr Phil T Williams and J W Zike visit Atlantic. Mrs H H Chapin returns to old friends. Forshay family moves to H G Highley residence. Memorial day events raise 250 for Ladies Cemetery association. Various locals attend funerals, visit Omaha, Ames, and Burlington. Bob Earl, Anita native, attends Congregationalists convention in Omaha.
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Anita
News-Telegraph
Clifford’ Mietheny
Era
Lillian
Marie Crow
Fred H. Aldrich
Des Moinnes
J. H. Aldrich
C. A. Thompson
J. M. Wallace
South Anita
G. P.van Keuren
Fontanelle
G. M. DeCampness
Anita Public Schools
Orient
James Morgan
Kathryn DeCamp
Phil T. Williams
Jd. W. Zike
Atlantic
HH. T. Chapin
Grinnell
A . B.D. Forshay
H. G. Highley
West Main Street
T. T. Saunders
Ladies’ Cemetery Association
Holton
Gumberland
George L. Edwards
Misa. Lesetta Hereth
Omaha
Hoyt
Mason City
John R. Stuhr
George S. Daughenbaugh
Cora
Wietz
D. R. Jones
Casey
Federal Highey My
Ed L. Newton
Emmett Newton
Council Bluffs
Ames
Glen.Newton
W. J. Black
Norwalk
Sherm F. Myers
J. D. Peterson
D Dughter
Burlington
Des Moines
Harry D. Byers
Adair
Leater W. Heckman
W. J. Weston
Beagle Myers
Lowell
Sherman
Robert G. Earl
A. J
Gus Eearl
Milo, Mo
National Convention of Congregational Churches
Bob’ Earl
Anita High School
Dexter Picture House Sold in Dexter Iowa
W. Miller of Dynlap bought the Princess theater in Dexter Iowa and will operate another show at Dun Jorge. He also runs a picture house in another town and plans to open the new venue soon after.
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Dexter
News-Telegraph
Jem
W. Miller
Dynlap
Princess Theater
Millar
Dun- Jorge
Ninety-One Rural Graduates of Audubon County Schools
Ninety-one Audubon County rural students will receive eighth grade diplomas this week, mailed by county superintendent Augusta G. Hecker. No formal commencement this year. The rural total is smaller than last year’s 122. Townships with most graduates include Extra with nineteen and Audubon with twelve.
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Audubon
Augusta G. Hecker
Hecker
Extra Township
Audubon Township
Oakfield
Greeley
Thelma Boehme
Helen Fass
Hackman
Clair W. Huff
Arthur Jergens
Mina Walker
Enola M. Jensen
Elmer Jensen
Lawrence Krause
Irene L. Petri
Vera Schwenneker
Herbert Wohllenber
Cameron
Esther Krauer
Howard
M. Lacy
Amos “Miller
Kenneth Miller
Marion Miller
Frank Sailer
Douglas
Leona L.andersen
Clara Drier
Lillie Jensen
Dorothy Maek Johnson
LaVernel Zeiger
Emma Winther
Extra
Irma Anderson
Arlon Boysen
Arthur Boysen
Pete Bintner
Wesley Bartelsen
Violet Fredricksen
Irma Hansen
Donald Hansen
Harvald Sarnson
Margaret Johnson
Alvah Jorgensen
Folmer Molgaard
Ernestine McGovern
Rose Marie Nelson
Evelyn‘Dale Walker
Greeley Township
Olga Farstrup
Clarice Hartzell
Fred Hocamp
Violet’ Mae Kopeska
Bessie L. Ruth
Robert Wahlert
Alice Wiges
Marjorie B
Young
Ellowene Zinke
Hamlin
Harold Anderson
Alice Christensen
Thelma Christensen
Leona Lykke
Daisy Samsen
Lincoln
Walter Baid
Lois Huffman
Oscar Rudnick
Wilma Schade
Hugo Ullerick
Eroy
Catherine Oliver
Melville
George Alt
Lewis—Buckner
Mabel_Heiken
Thelma Jayne
Elizabeth Kerwin
Muriel Lambertsen
Hilmar Seastram
Audubon Man to Manage Dexter Canning Plant
R J Loveland of Audubon has accepted a manager post at the Virden Richards canning factory in Dexter Iowa. He will lead the plant through the current season. Loveland is an experienced canning industry worker, but his family will not relocate at this time.
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Dexter, Ia
News-Telegraph
R. J. Loveland
Audubons
Virden-Richards Canning Factory
Dexter
Loveland
Vocational Bible School Opens at Elliott Church
The Methodist church in Elliott hosts a vocational Bible school from June 1 through June 30 led by Rev. L. W. Nixon with assistants Miss Alice Jones Mrs. M. J. Smith Mrs. L. W. Nixon Lois Reynolds Mrs. G. L. Davis and Caroline Nixon. Sessions run 9 a.m. to 12:20 p.m. with four periods and a large number of students enrolled.
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Elliott
The
Methodist Church
L. W. Nixon
Alice Jones
M. J. Smith
L. W.nixon
Lois Reynolds
G. L. Davis
Caroline Nixon
New Dream Station Opens in Elliott Town Center
Frank Adams of Griswold has opened a Dream and Produce station in the building recently vacated by Weeks Produce. Adams is employed by Armour company. Mrs Adams plans to move to Elliott soon.
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Elliott, Ta
News-Telegraph
Frank Adams
Griswold
Weeks Produce Company
Adama
The
Armour Company
Lewis Briefs From Our Special Correspondent
Lewis Ia June 6 Special to News Telegraph Mrs Andrew Kaiser visiting her brother Erwin Wernick at Lake City Iowa Sept Oleson left an Iowa university to attend summer school Mrs William Weaver of Exter Neb and her sister Mrs Carri Archer of Atlantic visiting friends in Lewis Mr and Mrs Harmon and Mr and Mrs Calbert Marker visited in Council Bluffs Wednesday Emery Woodward and wife of Papillon Neb visited the Conti home last week
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Lewis
Andrew Kaiser
Erwin Wernick
Lake City
Oleson
Iowa University
William Weaver
Exter
Neb
Mra
Carri
Archer
Atlantic
Mra. Harmon
Calbert
Marker
Council Bluffs
Emery
Woodward
Papillon
Conti
Walnut News Roundup of Family Visits Across Counties
Special correspondent reports numerous relatives visiting Audubon, Walnut, and nearby towns. Residents including Mrs. Petersen and baby from San Jose return to meet in-laws. many families travel to Omaha Ames Lincoln and Des Moines for visits, college events, and memorial day gatherings.
Radio terminology shifts from meters to frequency
In a Federal Radio Commission note, radio transmission is to be measured by frequency rather than wavelengths. The change replaces kilocycles with kilohertz terms, explaining that higher frequency means shorter waves and that broadcasting will be described by frequency to avoid heterodyning and improve channel spacing.
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Federal Radio ‘Com
Radio Public
Althaugh
Local Residents Social Visits and Travel Notes
G ent home the same evening but others stayed longer. Mr and Mrs E Weankey of Atlantic visited his parents Mr and Mrs W B Sankey and extended family. J E Britton and kin hosted in Hancock for a daughter. Maude Birelaw visited William Worth in Monroe. Marguerite Thom, a Rock teaching year alum, returned home. Helen Kent of Carroll visited relatives this week. Viola Nugel and family spent time with Nagels. Lorene Jacobsen returned to Simpson College after a visit with parents. Rev Walter and guests Harry Bulke and child spent evening at Atlantic. Tony Hansen and children visited Shelby with John Jensen’s family. Emilie Nagel and daughters spent time with B Eilis family. Dr Webber of Omaha begins practice here.
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Walnut
News-Telegraph
Paul Petersen
Baby
San Jose
Cal
Audubon
P. W. Petersen
Mary Mack
F. B. Spangler
Spencer
W. R. Lethem
Brown Gifford
Republican City
Neb
Lethe
Omaha
M. Moore
Des Moines
Harry Bullerick Mo
W. Ricker
Harold Jacobsen
Evelyn Kahl
Boone
Helen Jacobsen
Donald Sharp
Lorene Jacobsen
Indianola
Simpson College
Ethel, Bonnicksen
Fred Spangler
Ring- Sted
M. J. Spangler
Laura Ast
Avoca
Theodore Johnson
Mary Engelman
J.H. Nissen
Mary Woltman
Edgar Cade
Jenette
Ernest Cade
Genevieve
Wanter
Atlantic
L. L. Hansen
James Wiese
Ralph Gumbert
Charles Petersen
Harlan
Fred Sievers
E. V. Benson
Marjory
Council Bluffs
Mary Benson
Charles Cade
Carl, Roenfeldt
W Elson
Walter
Harry Bulke
Westboro
Ghiester
Emilie Nage
Bertha
Viola
B. Eilis
Webber
Imo
Pario
Cashier Resigns Amid Unclear Resignations at Local Shop
In a terse notice, a cashier resigns prompting questions about staffing at a downtown shop. The brief item offers few details, outlining only the action and remaining questions about who may replace the position.
Elliott Items From Our Special Correspondent
Elliott Iowa June 6 special to News Telegraph reports Floyd Campbell Elliott Lincoln business visitor Cresco Miss Orrell Greene visited relatives in Cresco. R E Starr began chau tauqua tour across Minnesota Michigan Ohio Indiana Illinois. Ralph Gladfelter Cedar Rapids visited Charles Hubbard home then returned home. Miss Mary Moore Woodbine came to visit grandmother Ella Moore. Weekly free moving picture show by business men well attended. Alma Stefford left for a Colorado visit including Long Mountain Boulder and Denver. Mrs Thomas Hornaby and Mrs Lew Jones returned from visiting relatives. Erma Jones Bluffs employed there. Will Cooper Sioux City and Mrs Stanley Cooper Lawton returned after visiting William Jones. Mrs Harvey Godenolight Cedar Rapids attended Ellen Godiolight.
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Elliott
News-Telegraph
Floyd
Campbbell
A. Lincoln
Orrell Greene
Cresco
E. S. Worden
Council Bluffs
R. E. Starr
Minnesota
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Clinals
Ralph Gladfelter
Cedar Rapids
Charles Hubbard
Mary Moore
Woodbine
Ella Moore
Alma Stefford
Colorado
Long, Mountain
Boulder
Denver
Thomas Hornaby
Lew: Jones
G. Ayrs
Erma ‘Jones
Stanley, Cooper
Lawton, In
William Jones
Harvey
Iowa Farmers Fall Income Tops Three Quarters Of A Billion
1926 data from Charles D Reed shows Iowa farms produced about 772.279 million in wealth, with hogs yielding 313.65 million and cattle 153.15 million while dairy products added 130.58 million. Grain and crops contributed 118.53 million, poultry 72.9 million, wool and sheep 6.81 million, and other crops 48.99 million. No profit or loss is indicated, the figures only show total wealth created.
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Towa
Charles D. Reed
Chick
Towa-Weather—Bureau
Lopresporting Sgediuel
Iowa
Reed
Egga
Ini
Man Who Fatally Shot Wife Sought After Tragedy
West Frankfort Illinois June 6 A search by Franklin county officers is under way for Thomas Scotty Henderson after his wife died from gunshot wounds in a local hospital. Neighbors say Henderson fled after shooting during a domestic quarrel and sought refuge at his mother in law's home. The woman and her two children reportedly pleaded for mercy as Henderson forced entry and shot his wife in a room she had barricaded.
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West Frankfort
Thoman
Scotty
Henderson
Avid” Henderson
Court Chses Teapot Dome Case Unheard
United States Supreme Court action today remained undecided as it faced the Teapot Dome oil case. The highly anticipated ruling could impact federal control of oil reserves and presidential-era corruption scrutiny.
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Washington
The
United States
Dourt
Rookies and Training Scenes Dominate Atlantic Theater Showing
A two day showing at the Atlantic theater featured rookies in citizens military training camps with Karl Dano and Arthur portraying new recruits. Interactions with regulars highlight training tactics and camaraderie amid lighthearted tangles. Strong attendance marked by the Strand screening of A King in a Taxi with Bebe Daniels on Sunday and Monday.
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Karl Dano
George
Arthur
Atlantic Theater
Cain
Strand
Bebe Danieels
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Dexter Canning Plant
NEW Dream Station
Walnut News
Christian Science Monitor
iNew Radio
Owa
Chamberlain
Sixth Avenue
Des Chamberlanss
Ae Fedanasion
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