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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1926
Page
7
Mrs Knevin Wapple Wod Miss Mary Askey and Mr Neilson of Red Oak united in marriage Wednesday evening at the Methodist Episcopal church in Red Oak. Bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Askey of Grant. Guests and local friends extend best wishes for happiness.
A dense listing of radio programs for multiple stations across the United States. The schedule details show WEAF and numerous affiliates, with music recitals, orchestras, lectures, and sports coverage. Stations include ALTOONA, ATLANTIC CITY, BOSTON, DETROIT, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, PITTSBURGH, WASHINGTON, and others. Information notes times, program titles, and performers such as Vinnies concert and the Grand Tour.
CHICAGO July 7 Two powerful movie interests Famous Players Lasky and Balaban Katz merged in a deal valued at 100 million dollars. The consolidation gives control of about 500 U S theaters and core film production. Famous Players Lasky will hold two thirds of the new stock, Balaban Katz stock may be sold at set terms. The move estimates Balaban Katz stock value at about 21 million.
A resolution to provide 10 000 dollars for erecting a monument above the tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington National Cemetery was adopted this afternoon. The measure arose after reports that picnic parties desecrated the tomb by eating lunches on its flat marble surfaces.
An advertisement from King Electric Co at 520 Chestnut St touts Frigidaire with four reasons to own it. It claims the appliance saves work worry food and money, presenting ownership as superior through a concise sales pitch.
Whatll we do for cops Washington June 7 Ireland which used to furnish a large proportion of immigrants for the United States probably will be the only country that will not exhaust its immigration quota this year Under the 2 percent quota nations like Czechoslovakia Norway Denmark and Sweden have still their quotas to use and discussions mention continued flows and policy considerations as quotas remain available
Miss Elizabeth Schlichting of Denver has stayed several days at the George Woodbury Home. G T Kuester of Noble township visited the city. Eddie Berry returned to Chicago after visiting his parents. Democrats in four wards named delegates for the Primary. George Erb and family returned to Greenberg, Kansas. A crew repairs toll lines between Altumic and Carroll using new chestnut. W E Eaton of Chicago visits Shranger and Johnson, former customers of U S Steel. Royal Neighbors district meeting to be held in Red Oak. Mother's Day services at Congregational Church drew a large audience. A. Fouts named chairman for Atlantic’s Independence Week observance. Cooperative Store window offered flour weight prizes won by G H Nelson, Rupert I Lee, and Perry Cousine. Car stolen from Merrin Rock, Chicago. two youths in custody awaiting hearings. third sent home. Louis M Reinig to receive Yale degree. Osborne to attend graduation in New Haven.
Paris June 7 France negotiates with New York bankers for credits to strengthen finances. Finance Minister Peret hopes for a loan based on an agreement where interest would be payable only if the credit is utilized.
Chicago June 1. Judge Tulse Marcus Kavanaugh signals denial of four petitions for a change of venue in the case of Russell Stott. A writ of mandamus to compel transfer from his court to Springfield Supreme Court is sought, challenging the venue.
Zaro Agha, claimed as the world's oldest man at about 190, fell ill while on duty as a municipal beadle in Constantinople. He died today at Stam boulhy hospital as weather effects were blamed for his long illness.
Real estate transfers: BLS SR Sheriff Gays Co to GF Behrenda via sheriff's deed, recorded 24-77-34 sub mtg, amount 52.06. Sheriff Cass Co to B F Hohrends via sheriff's deed, recorded 24-77-34 sub mtg, amount 75.00.
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