Administrators Appointed for Late Mrs. Stengel Estate
Miss Blanche Mountain and Beulah Judd, long-time teachers near Council Bluffs, have returned home for vacation. M. Stengel and J. Béisser were named administrators of the estate of the late Mrs. Mary Stengel who died intestate. Over an inch of rain fell here last night and Saturday night totaling 1.02 inches. County board of supervisors met at the courthouse for regular business. W. J. Blake family returned from Chicago to their West Sixth Street home. The will of the late Murray D. Sheets of Leisman was admitted to probate with Maude A. Sheets as executrix without bond. Dr. and Mrs. Porterfield of Waterloo were delayed in their trip due to weather. Kenneth Grubb, son of Chas. A. Grubb, graduates in the University of Illinois commercial department. Sixty-five IOOF members laid flowers at Atlantic cemetery for the annual memorial. Elks hold the twenty-fifth anniversary at the clubhouse with speakers from Waterloo. Rotary members gave a send-off to Oscar A. Otto and bride, who left for a wedding trip West. Arthur Wert and Clara Diedricksen wed at the Presbyterian manse. Rev. F. W. Simpson returned from California. he preached last night. Alma Beckwith announces play schedule for Sunnyside. Funeral services held for Mrs. Elizabeth Gates at Church of Christ with interment in Atlantic cemetery. Pallbearers named as Robert Hartkopf.
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Elizabeth Gates
Maples Street
Church of Christ
Howard
Atlantic Cemetery
Robert Hartkopf
New Oil Station Open In Highland Place
BR EL Morrill J Martin L Fellt Glen Moreland and Virgil Hayward report the opening of a new gasoline and oil filling station in Highland place by Luther Gelber, with business to start today. Des Moines visitor W Wissler in town for business and family. Judge Whitmore to preside as June district court opens tomorrow. Judge Curlison ill at Avoca. New linotype operator W N Davis from Mt Vernon at Hawkeye Printing Co. Rotary meets at Calumet cafe with Judge Truman F Stevens arriving for the address. C Q Williams injures three fingers mowing. medical care given. Mrs F W Grobee and daughter Alma back from Chicago after daughter Della's graduation. Loy family moves to Santa Ana California. Vacation Bible School begins at Presbyterian church with 55 enrolled. Whitmore case dismissed pending grand jury review. federal probes possible. South America engineering article by W L Havens noted. local connections highlighted.
End of the World Predicted by San Francisco Scientist
A San Francisco scientist warns that in two hundred years the earth will end. The prediction, reported in a local chronicle, emphasizes urgent climate and planetary risk.
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San Francisco
Local births, birthdays, and hospital notes in Cass County
Mrs George Barnholdt of R. P. D. 2 has returned from the Atlantic hospital. Mrs John Lewis and baby have left the hospital. A son was born to Clark Trailer and wife at the Atlantic hospital Saturday. Mrs A R Fletcher is at the Atlantic hospital for medical treatment. D W Gibson of Kirkman submitted to a minor operation at the Atlantic hospital today. Levi Mountain a Casg man on his eightieth birthday discusses retirement and long residence. Mr Mountain and wife, residents since 1869, honored at Dan Becker’s with Mayor A H Mountain family nearby. He is a Civil War veteran living at 905 Birch Street, remains active on the farm in Noble township and in town. The article notes a wish for his centennial and mentions flu recovery. London reports a new harmless household gas with low CO and strong odor for detection, produced cheaply in Newark-on-Trent. Dublin covers Ireland ceasefire obedience under Frank Aiken, few damages since truce, and expectation that conflict will fade within months. Service Star Legion meets tomorrow evening at 7 with the American Legion.
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Levi Mountain
Carl Cardio
Mr. Mountain
Olation
Atlantic News
A.H Mountain
Cass County
Dan Becker
Pennsylvania
Noble Township
Iowa
Birch Street
Mayor Mountain
Mr.Mountain
Dublin
Frank Aiken
de Valers
Ireland
Martin Fitzgerald
The
Freeman’s Journal
Country Club Dinner Set For Flag Day
Society notes show the Country club planning its regular dinner for Thursday evening June 14 in observance of flag day. Mrs J H Peacock chairs the committee with Sewing Club in charge. Live Wire Sewing Club met at Leta Carter home with seven new girls, bringing total to twenty. Advanced work pursued by some, demonstrations by Leta Carter and Hazel Turtler, plus music, games and hostesses refreshments.
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Country Club
J. H. Peacock
Leta
Vera Carter
Piore
Leta Carter
Hazel Turtler
Stone returns to hospital for further treatment
L. W. Stone, who had been released after medical care, is back at the hospital for additional treatment.
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L. W. Stone
Bast is Westy at Atlantic theater praises Fay Bainter
The Atlantic theater opened its new offering Bast is Westy with Fay Bainter delivering a lauded performance that wowed yesterday and continues today. Constance Talmadge also shines in Ming Toy showing, with a thrilling story and superb settings that outshine the stage version.
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Bast
Westy
Fay Bainter
Atlantic Theater
Constance Talmadge
Ming Toy
Miss Talmadge
Miss Bainter
Shelter for Building Workmen and Roof Construction
Fragmentary report describes early sheltering of building workers with a raised roof structure and a timber skeleton. It notes sheltering workers from storms as roofwork progresses and mentions a damper or dampmanese exit.
New State G. A. R. Commander Is Chosen
In Cedar Falls on June 11 W. C. Freeman of Le Mars was installed formally as department commander of the Iowa G A R to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Dr. W W Gist.
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Associated Press
Cedar Falls
W. CG. Freeman
le Mars
Iowa G. A. R
W. W. Gist
Avoca Man Seeks Clues On Missing Wool
Local farmer reports six bales of wool stolen from his Avoca area farm. He traveled to Omaha to alert wool buyers and remains puzzled by the loss after shearing about 100 sheep.
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Avoca
News-Telegraph
British May Suggest France Get Busy on Reparations
London reports that Britain may urge France to drop passive stances and begin serious negotiations on reparations, pressing for concrete steps and a practical program to settle the issue. The United Press account notes the emphasis on moving from rhetoric to action during talks.
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France
United Press
London
Great Briin
Gery
Marriage Licenses Granted in Atlantic and Surrounding Areas
George J. Duben of Cromwell Iowa and Naomi N. Nichols of Atlantic are married. Arthur J. Duben of Nevinville and Ruth J. Wright of Nevinville Iowa also reported, with Robert A. Wert and Clara Diedricksen of Atlantic listed in the licenses.
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George J. Duben
Cromwell
Naomi N. Nichols
Atlantic
Arthur J. Duben
Nevinville
Ruth ‘J. Wright
Nevenville
Robert A. Wert
Clara Diedricksen
Uncle Sam Drives Booze Into The Sea
Washington June 11 Old John Barleyeord was sunk by Uncle Sam as the treasury ruling on liquor within the three mile limit took effect at midnight. All liquor except medicinal sacramental or diplomatic or incoming for foreign vessels is contraband in U S ports. Foreign lines adjust rules for passengers to declare liquor needs before sailing and supply on departure. once under U S waters liquor becomes medicinal on board.
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Washington
John Barleyeord
Uncle Sam
Treasury Department
U.S
U. S
America
Million Dollar Fire at Broad Street Station
Fire at the Broad Street station of the Pennsylvania railroad in Philadelphia destroyed train sheds valued at $1 million and threatened the main station. Four electric and three steam trains were lost. one fireman was severely injured and twenty people were overcome by smoke.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Broad Street
Pensylvania’ Railroad
Local Men to Visit Old Home in England Tomorrow
George Clark and BE H Carey, prominent Atlantic residents, depart at 9 15 tomorrow morning on the first leg to England, sailing from New York on the Armenia at noon the 16th. Clark, away thirty two years since leaving home, will visit London and environs while Carey, in America forty years, makes his fifth trip. Clark has a slater brother and three brothers in London. Carey has two sisters in Birmingham and other relatives. Hosts here wish them a safe voyage and a pleasant stay.
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George Clark
Atlantic
England
New York
Armenia
Mr. Clark
Mr. Carey
America
London
Slater
Bir
Garey
Birmingham
Wisconsin Outlaws Daylight Saving Time
Wisconsin bans daylight saving, signing a measure by Gov Blaine. Central time becomes the only lawful standard nationwide. Racine and Kenosha already observe central time, while the bill prohibits any use of other time systems.
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United Press
Madison Wis
Wisconsin
Blaine
Racine
Kenosha
Special Meeting Notice for Lotus Lodge 87 Daughters of Rebekah
The Lotus Lodge 87 Daughters of Rebekah will hold a special meeting at the I O O F hall at 7:80 Thursday evening June 14 to transact any business before the lodge. Alice M. Berg Noble Grand Centerville. Centerville high school band placed fifth in the juvenile band contest in Chicago. The band with Council Bluffs band, third place, formed the two Town organizations that won prizes.
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Lotus Lodge
Daughters of Rebekah
O. F. Hall
Alice M. Berg
Noble Grand
Centerville
Chicago
Council Bluffs
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Blanche Mountain
Beulah’ Judd
Council
Bluffs
Cat
M. Stengel
J. 3. Béisser
District Court
Mary Stengel
W. J. Blake
West Sixth Street
Murray D. ‘Sheets
Lewis
Maude A. Sheeta
University ‘of
Ilinois
Urbana
Kenneth Grubb
Chas. A. Grubb
Kenneth
Odd Fellows Memorial
Elks
Lodge of Elks
Poplar
FP. W. Porterfield
Waterloo
J. B. Murtagh
Rotary Club
Oscar A
Otto
Bride
Oscar
Presbyterian
Oak Streets
William Mack
Arthur Wert
Beech Store
Calumet Cafe
Hickory Street
Simpson
Went
F. W. Simpson
M. HK
California
Alma Beckwith
Sunnyside
Stanley
Karras
RERES
Cal Hoke
SrAwuy
EL Morrill
J. Martin
L. Fellt
Glen Moreland
Virgil Hayward
Highland Place
Luther Gelber
Des Moines
W. . Wissler
Whitmore
Curlison
W. N. Davis
Mt. Vernon
Hawkeye Printing Company
Rotary
Truman F. Stevens
Iowa Supreme Bench
Willams
Highland Addition
Mre
F. W. Grobee
Miss Alma
Miss Della
National
Dick Loy
Santa Ana
Yesternoon
Loy
Shranger Hnson Factory
Presbyterian Church
Wm .A. Mack
Mary Graham
Elsie Wendling
Mack
R. F. Whitmore
Cockshoot
Pennell
South America
McGraw-Trull Industrial Letter
W. L. Havens
Atlantic Boys
Ingenieria Internacional
Havens
J. B. Hammond
Birch Streets
P.l-Appleman
South
Central America
Toredit
Cassman Young
George Barnholdt
Atlantic Hospital
John Lewis
Baby
Clark
the Atlantic Hospital
A. R. Fletcher
D. W. Gibson
Kirkman
Newark-on-Trent
Service Star Legion
Service Star
Leo Marcum
At-1
Nts
American Legion Gates
Society News
Bridge Club
Ladies Literary “Club
N.L. Eby
East Seventh Street
Sunnyside Park
Rebekahe Ta
Rebekahea
Anita
W. KE. Harry
Mesdames P. R. Williams
A. Biggs
Dean
Carter
Bear Grove Farm
Bear Grove Township
Koreau
George Peters
New State
Boris
Doris
By Allman
Zowie
Wilbur
EA Peat
Supreme Court
Penn Station
Telegraph
Daylight Saving Hegal
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