Children's Day Observed at Congregational Church
Sunday program at the Congregational Church featured songs, recitations, and poems by children from Mrs. Shranger and Mrs. Riggs classes. Performances included "Glye Said he Little Stream" and "June" with numerous solo and group pieces and an offertory. Birth notices follow.
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June
Ernest Baker
Shranger
Falmer
Sida Ta
Boses
Marjorie Rassmugsen
Exorcine
Jans Roses
Donald Baker
Bernice Flathers
Dackie
Andarsoni
Mary Louise Savery
Pulton
Robert Sherwood
Riggs
Clas
Betty Barnhart
Eunice Miller Walisios
Avery Murray
Rose
Mary
Hammond
Forrest Whitney
Margaret Raw
Local towns report tonsil operations and illnesses
SICK AND INJURED: several residents across Anita Lewis Walnut and surrounding towns report tonsil removals and various illnesses. Mrs. Lew Kennedy had her tonsils removed in Lewis. Mrs. George Lang, recently recovering from a serious operation, may return home next week. Multiple patients in Anita and nearby areas endure appendicitis, strokes, and other ailments with hospital stays and ongoing care.
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Lew Kennedy
Lewis
George Lang
East Fourth Street
Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Tory
W. E. Johnson
Fifth Street
John Lang
Funeral notices for fevery Calyey Temple
Funeral services for Frank Calyey Temple, a former local man, will be held at Anna Temple's home 901 Walnut Street tomorrow at 10 o'clock. The Rev J A Spooner of the Congregational church will officiate. Interment will be at Atlantic cemetery. Also in Adair Iowa funeral services were held for Fred Krugam, pioneer resident, who died Monday morning at his home. Services were conducted by the Rev of St Johns church.
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Frank Calyey
Temple
Hampton
Misg'Anna
Walnut Street
J. A. Spooner
Tha Congregational Church
Tha Atlantic
Adair
News-Telegraph
Fred Krugam
St. John's Arch
Anita
Anita Literary Club
Wy. E. Fish
Juanita Rebekah Lodge
M. B
E. O. Douglass
Congregational
Robert Henneberg
Junior Hayter
Robert and
Real
Osen
George Scholl
David Rison
J. M. Kelley
Castleton
Congregational Sunday
Rome
Anna Davy
George Parkinson
Oak Ridge Club
Bessie Myers Lowell
Myrtle LaBrayere
Bonne Terre
Forty seven Iowans admitted to the bar in Des Moines
Forty seven new attorneys were sworn in today after passing a state bar exam conducted at the capitol over three days. Chief Justice William O. Evance of the Supreme Court administered the oaths with Goldie Green of Des Moines among the notable high scorers.
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Des
Elliott Man Sees Tire Blowout Cause Car to Plunge into Ditch
Elliott Iowa June 10 Special to News Telegraph John Halicock riding toward Shenandoah met a car when a tire blew out causing his Buick Master Six to skid and overturn into a ditch. No serious injuries among occupants. Earlier on Main Street George Hartman in a Wilner sedan collided with Miss Smith in a Chevrolet coach, Hartman injured by glass, both cars damaged.
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Elliott
News-Telegraph
John Halicock
Io Shenandoah
Halback
Main Street
George Hartman
Wilner
Miss Smith
Hartmane
Mr. Hart- Man
Angry wife drives through windshield ends in death
Oklahoma telegram reports Florency Thomas, 47, reportedly drove from El Reno with her husband when a quarrel followed by her foot plunging through the auto windshield caused fatal bleeding. The husband is in custody pending investigation.
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Oklahoma Glefy
Okls
L N
Florency Thomas
Thomas
el Reno
Lokla
Louisiana Safe From Second Flood Says Hoover
New Orleans June 10 Secretary of Commerce Hoover declared Louisiana need fear no more harm from the second flood crest though waters may rise in the basin. He and relief party arrived for regional rehabilitation conference with parish reconstruction chairmen to present needs and discuss emergency credit with bankers. Hoover plans talks in Baton Rouge and Jackson before returning to Washington to report to President Coolidge.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Baton Rouge
Jackson
Washington
Illinois Committee Backs McCarthy Grain Bill
Springfield reports a house sub-committee faulting the warehouse system and urging Senate passage of the McCarthy bill. It would place grain warehouses under the Norton commerce commission, bar dealers from storing grain in old warehouses, and exonerate Armour, Kellogg, and Marey amid no evidence of their knowledge of grade changes.
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Springfield
S.1
N. S
Chicago Grain Marketing Company
House
Chicago Board of Trade
Senate
Niinoid Commerce Commission
Orden Armour
John Kellogg
George E. Marey
Armour Grains Company
Des Moines U Trustees Elect New Board Members
Des Moines June 10 Changes and reappointments in the Des Moines University faculty will be announced today by the new board of trustees after their first meeting. The president is Rev T T Shields of Toronto and the term expires in 1980. Trustees chosen include H J Hamilton Austin Minn O W Osdol Grand Rapids Mich Thomas Urquhart Toronto O A Roberts Gravel and fd W Hoyt Chicago Max Schumpt New York Robot J Ketcham Elyria Ohio Renny Eldord Ja R Si McCurdy Rapids Midts H O Moyeroulk Guy H Fish RY Jandon Kans Stephens North A Willoughby Paul RK
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Des Moines
L. On
Des Moinee University
Ita
Local News Briefs From Atlantic Area and Nearby
Quick regional notices cover visits, homecomings, and travels. Lydia R. Otte reports in Omaha. families from Atlantic and surrounding towns host and visit in Shenandoah Marne Anita Spencer and Ames. Staff updates note licenses granted, court actions, and college connections, with plans for reunions and summer trips.
Actress Doris Dore Slashed With Razor in Hollywood
Hollywood reports Doris Dore, a stage actress aged about 21, was attacked at her apartment door by a giant assailant who slashed a K on her forehead then cut her chin chest arms and hands before fleeing. Police described the assault as gorilla like and are investigating. In Charles City Iowa police chased two men in a stolen Minnesota car, abandoning it and stealing another Royal car. The theft was not discovered until today.
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Hollywood
Calif
Doris Dore
Miss Dore
Charles City
Minnesota
High School Student Dies After Police Shootout
Kansas City Mo June 10 Roy ONeill 16 a high school student died today from bullet wounds inflicted by police last night. ONeill with two companions was fleeing when officers spotted them. The youths ran and were fired upon.
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Kansas City
Roy O'Neill
O'Neill
Boy Scout, 13, Saves Train From Wreck
In Inglewood California on June 10 a 13 year old Boy Scout named George Telms risked grave injury to flag and stop a Santa Fe passenger train headed for wreck on obstructed tracks. He acted at the risk of being ground to death by the locomotive, preventing disaster.
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Inglewood
Calif
I. S
George Telms
Hervismn
Santa Fe
Missionary Society meeting at Mrs Mack's Oak Street
The Junior Missionary society of the Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs William Mack at 610 Oak Street Saturday at 3 oclock. Treasure boxes will be opened at the meeting.
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Missionary Society
Junior
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
William Mack
Oak Street
Four Die in Chicago Beach Tragedy After Early Season
Four drownings reported along Chicago beaches after a crowded opening day. Caroline Smithy 29 possibly a self harm case as police interview her swimming party. Coast guards recover the body of Ray Young 50 of Galeburg New Jersey, who cramps while swimming off a pier. John Moll en bach 4 of Forest Park and Samuel Stuipire 4 also drowned.
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Chicago
H. ON. S
Caroline Smithy
Ray Young
Galegburg
John Mmollenbach
Forest Park
Samuel Stuipire
Farm Bureau Meeting Notes and Appointments
The Bear Grove farm bureau met at Fletcher chapel Tuesday evening. Mr Sorden spoke on reducing taxation and poultry calling. A talk on buying oil through the farm bureau was given by Mr Burnside. Mrs Robert Bell was named to the program committee. No July meeting due to Griswold county fair on July 4.
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Bear Grove
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John Hangen
Evangelical Women's Union
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