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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1913

Page

5

Sociability Run Opens With Glad Hand and Sunshine

The 1913 sociability run started late but gathered crowds as cars were added to accommodate all riders. The Atlantic band led the procession through Chestnut and Second streets with towns like Walnut Avoca Hancock and Oakland joining in. Oakland hosted a dinner and entertainment with two quartettes vaudeville segments and a witty camera hoax drawing cheers.

Jin Atlantic Band Cass County Fair Chestnut Street Club House Second Street Oakland P. Chase Marne Walnut Avoca Hancock Atlantic

Firemen Benefit At Majestic Tuesday Evening

Firemen will rally for a benefit at Majestic Tuesday evening to support a local cause. The event invites community members to attend and show support for volunteers who serve the city.

Melcher Store Closure in Financial Troubles

The Melcher dry goods store closed amid a stock invoice and creditor suits led by Attorney B A Goodspeed. Officials estimate liabilities near 7500 with assets to be learned after the inventory. Friends note Miss Melcher’s health and wish a swift financial recovery as a benefit for the firemen event at the Majestic Tuesday evening.

Melcher B. A. Goodspeed

Iowa Poet Milton Anderson Dies at Hancock

Milton Anderson of Hancock, long known as the Iowa Poet for his Iowa verse, died this morning from a stroke. A New York native, 52, he remained unmarried and was widely known in Hancock and nearby areas. The funeral will be held tomorrow at the Hancock Presbyterian Church.

Milton Anderson Hancock Iowa New York Presbyterian

City Council to Hold Special Session Tuesday Evening

The city council meets in a special session this evening to discuss a firemen benefit at the Majestic theater. Admission is 6 cents and 23 cents for larger seating, with proceeds aiding the power plant project and old light sale.

Majestic

Des Moines Falcon Flour Ties Rematch With Merchants Grey

The Falcon Flour team from Des Moines is set to play the Merchants’ Greys here next Sunday unless the schedule changes. Attend the Majestic Firemen Benefit at 229 for a show of support.

DES Moines Falcon Flour Merchants’ Greys

Police Court Session Over Neighbor Dispute

In police court this morning Mrs. Mary Boggs filed information against a Hlod Morrill boy from next door. She complained the lad fought with her son. The mayor could not act due to juvenile court law and the case was held over.

Mary Boggs Hlod Morrill Bogga

Mayor Burnea Takes On Clerk Duties During Absence

The article notes Mayor Burnea handling city clerk tasks while Nichols is away on vacation. He issues licenses and handles other clerk responsibilities, in addition to his regular mayoral duties, keeping him busy.

Nichols Burnea

Congressman Grean Visited City Amid Home Leave

Congressman W. R. Grean was in the city yesterday on a brief home leave between sessions to attend to business matters and visit friends before the House resumes after the Fourth.

W. R. Grean

Barnum and Bailey advance man hails plan for city funds

Mr McIntyre, advance man for Barnum and Bailey, toured the city seeking merchants to fund the tent site. About eighty dollars was pledged but more was needed. He planned to wire Des Moines if the city accepted the proposal, and contracts for license and water were contingent on the show’s arrival.

McIntyre Des Moines

Local Social and Area News Roundup

Mesdames Wm Franz and Albert Nelson spent yesterday in Walnut visiting friends. Henry Wiechmann and wife of Wiota welcome a new boy born last Sunday. Hd Willard traveled to Council Bluffs for the Grand Lodge of Masons and plans to return Friday. J P Harris from Lewis attended to business and visits last evening as the Lewis drag day is set to be a big affair. Mrs F E B Folsom returned from Omaha with her daughter and joined her son for a trip to Pertle Springs Missouri, enjoying a delightful time.

Hd Willard Council Bluffs Grand Lodge of Masons J. P. Harris Lewis Jim F. EB. Folsom Omaha Pertle Springs

Oll Comes and wife establish residence in Atlantic

Hon Oll Comes and his wife become domiciled at 807 Walnut Street after renting the property in Atlantic. News-Telegraph notes this move will be welcomed by Oll’s many friends and hopes the couple finds the residence pleasant.

Oll Walnut Street Atlantic News-Telegraph

Life History of Mrs Hahn Catharine Coler Werner Hahn

Catharine Coler was born December 6 1827 in Mahoning County Ohio and died June 9 1913 in Atlantic Iowa at age 85. She married Ephraim Werner in 1848 and had four children J A Werner Abdil Werner Mary M Hasness and Emiline Early with Emiline dying earlier. Her second husband Dr Nathan Hahn died in 1873 and she lived alone thereafter in Atlantic since 1896. She was a Reformed Church member and Bible reader. Funeral is set for tomorrow at 2 30 pm at the Christian church Rev B F Hall presiding.

Catharine Coler Mahoning County Ohio Atlantic Iowa Ephraim Werner J. A. Werner Abdil Werner Motley Minun Mary M. Hasness North Lima Emiline Early Shell Wye Early Nathan Hahn The Reformed Church Lfe Hahn

U S Supreme Court Surrenders Italian Murderer Porter Charlton

Special to the News Telegraph Chicago June 10 The U S supreme court rendered a decision surrendering Porter Charlton to Italy for the murder of his wife at Lake Como.

News-Telegraph Chicago. NL U. S. Supreme Court Today Porter Charlton Italy Lake Como

Weather Forecast For Nona Fair Tonight And Wednesday

Forecast for Nona Fair tonight and Wednesday with increasing cloudiness and gradually rising temperatures.

Nona

Train Hits Auto Near Carroll Killing Three

Train No 12 struck an auto party west of Ralston at about 10:60 this morning. Lena and Rebecca Dudley, daughters of R M and Mrs Dudley, were killed. Mr and Mrs Dudley and their chauffeur Ike were seriously injured but expected to recover. The group was traveling from Nashville to Carroll for dinner and the crash occurred at the Taylor crossing, a site of a fatal accident years ago.

News-Telegraph Carroll Ralston Lena Rebecca Mra R. M. Dudley Dudley Ike Nashville Venn Gray & Dudley Tenn Taylor Crossing

Real thriller stage program at Congo river

Production presents vivid scenes along the Congo river with a fanatical group called Voo doos worshipping fiercely. It claims 50 thrilling situations, picturesque settings, and romantic yet exciting moments. Animals were forest bred and actors risked life in scenes with lions. All members must attend Hall Tuesday at 7:30 pm in uniform.

Congo River

State Masons meet in Council Bluffs with large Iowa turnout

The grand lodge of Iowa Masons opens in Council Bluffs with 1,206 to 7,500 delegates representing about 60,000 members. Iowa Nebraskan lodge visits coincide with Missouri river sessions. Judge William Hutchinson delivers the annual address while Grand Secretary N. R. Parvin reports a net 47,585 members and $50,000 in expenditures amid 3,762 annual gains. A death of J. W. Hughes in Burlington arrives by telegram as delegates depart.

Council Hlufyfs Grand Lodge of Iowa Masons Order Iowa Grand Lodge Council Bluffs Nebraska Missouri River William Hutchinson Alton N. R. Parvin Cedar Rapids Parvin Towa Burlington J. W. Hughes

City Quiet Amid Sociality Run Day

Atlantic residents enjoy an unusually calm day as many people are away on the Sociality Run leaving streets quiet and subdued. officials report limited activity and no major incidents observed through noon.

Atlantic

Bondholders Bid in the North End at Auction Sale

The A N 8 sold again under court order with first mortgage bondholders led by J A McWard bidding $87 000 and five percent cash, Abeles Taussig bidding $98 000 for the south end. The offers head to the court for acceptance. Messages from Geo W Adams and Col Adams urge accepting notes and cash, with Republic Trust Co. backing. Rattenberg asks for Dunn Bradstreet rating and authority to wire the judge or receiver.

J. A. McWard North End Abeles & Taussig South End Adams H. S. Rattenberg Geo. W. Adams New York Hans Rattenberg Atlantic Towa Republic Trust Company Hess Chicago Friance Republic Trust. Co Werald Square Hotel Rattenberg Mr. Adams Herod Square Hotel Dunn Bradstreet Republic Trust Co Trust Co Arthur H. S. Rattenborg

North End Sale in Doubt as Attor ney Blocks Delays

Attorney Lyngby vows to oppose any postponement unless bidders show serious cash, criticizing Adams linked groups. Receiver Follett accepts only certified forfeiture, rejects telegraphs. North end bondholders prepare for stake while Abeles Taussig bids for the south end, with junior bondholders to take over at set price.

North End Lyngby Adams Follett New York First Abeles & Taussig South End

Infant Girl Dies After Measles Attack

The five week old daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Stilliam of the east part of the city died about one o'clock yesterday afternoon from measles and complications. The remains will likely be interred at Guthrie Center.

Albert Stilliam Guthrie Canter

Auto mixup clarified in local tow incident near Lewis

The News Telegraph reports a Sunday auto mixup near Lewis involving the Ulbrich car and the Loren-Zen car. Officials say a garage vehicle actually towed the car, correcting an earlier mistaken account.

News-Telegraph Lewis Ulbrich

Also Mentioned on This Page

the City Council United States Paotes American Press Association New York City George W. Wingate Roosevelt Gustavus T. Kirby 8. R. Guggenheim Vincent ‘Astor H. J. Bingham Mayor Burnea Green West City Des Moles Henry Wiechmann Wiota Hon. Oll Ahm Tennessee Opera Africa Hall State Meeting OF Masons Bluffs Tobert Abeles
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