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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1926

Page

2

Noble Center Orchestra To Broadcast On KFNF Next Tuesday

Noble Center orchestra will broadcast a program on KFNF Shenandoah Tuesday evening June 15 at 7 o'clock. The Rev P G Wenbben directs the vocal and instrumental selections with personnel including Roine Weaver Bernice Schuler Carl Kuster Clyde Schuler Dean Schuler Lloyd Newman Cecil Weaver Ella Eshelman Thelma Wasmer Mildred Kuester Albert Eshelman Emil Deedrick and Lawrence Newman.

Griswold Spea-Te he-Noble Center Orchestra KFNF Henry Field Seed Company Shenandoah P. G. Weubben P. G. Wenbben Roine Weaver Bernice’ Schuler Carl Kuster Clyde Schuler Dean’ Schuler Lloyd Newman Cecil Weaver Ella Eshelman Thelma ‘Wasmer Mildred Kuester Albert Eshelman Emil Deedrick Lawrence Newman

Funeral services delayed by heavy rains in Elliott

The funeral for Mrs. Harry Petty of Indy was graced by a limited crowd as torrential rains and flooded roads hampered travel. Residents from nearby areas couldn't attend due to mud and unsafe conditions, despite many wishing to pay respects.

Elliott Telegraph Harry Petty Indy Bedaure

Adair Pantatorium Sold to Monona Man Belden

Adair Iowa June 11 Special News Telegraph John Schwab seller of the Adair Pantatorium for two years sold the business to Donald Belden of Monona last week. Belden will move to Adair and take possession about June 21.

Adair Te News-Telegraph John Schwab Panatorium Donald Belden Monona Belden

Massena Boy to Colorado Vacation

Willard Wolenhoupt, who has been attending Cedar Falls school this year, has gone to Estes Park, Colorado, where he will work during the summer months.

Massena Dune News-Telegraph Willard Wolenhoupt Cedar Falls Estes, Park Colo

Publican delegates chosen for county convention

Adair Iowa June 11. Special to News Telegraph lists delegates R O Garber F K Gates HTD Byers William Wheeler Ed Li Richardson J Walsh and HR Soule to elect the county convention at the pri Monday.

Adair News-Telegraph R. O. Garber F. K. Gates Byers Willian Wheeler Li. Richardson H.r.soule

Church Picnic at St John’s Lutheran Ada ir June 16

The annual picnic of St John’s Lutheran church Ada ir will be held Wednesday June 16. A program will be given in the morning. Afternoon amusements include shooting matches traces and horseshoe contests.

Adair Jané News-Telegraph Prcni St. John’s Lutheran. Church

Henry Family Attends Exira Wedding Returns Home

Rev and Mrs E Henry and daughter Kreata from Kansas City have returned home after attending the wedding of son LeRoy Henry in Exira yesterday. Mrs E W Crow of Des Moines, who attended Henry Klever’s wedding, also returned to her home.

Exira News-Telegraph E--Henry Kreata Kansas City LeRoy Henry Des Moines Henry Klever

Brown Son Graduates From Chiropody College in Chicago

Mr and Mrs Chas T Brown received an invitation from their son Floyd Brown a student at the College of Chiropody in Chicago to be present at the commencement exercises on June 19 where he will graduate. He will remain in Chicago after graduating.

Cumberland News-Telegraph Chas. T. Brown Floyd Brown College of ‘Chiropody Chicago Brown

Marne News A Special Visits and Family Ties

Miss Blanche Rowe visits grandmother Mrs Murray in Atlantic while four Remian cousins stay with aunt Mrs Etta Walter and family. Rev Harold Jackson and Jai Brooks travel from la to visit Mr and Mrs McEyd Jackson. The Little Girls are entertained at Leah Brindley’s home. a light story notes a potential future marriage and a single line about an expected second wife.

Blanche Rowe Willis Rowe Murray Wiola Anne Ruth Mildred’ Remian Alfred Remien Etta. Wale Ter Atlantic Harold Jackson Jai Brooks Iner

Audubon Youth Narrowly Escapes Train Collision

Lewis Roberts an 18 year old truck driver in Audubon was struck by the pilot beam of a Rock Island branch train as it pulled into the station from Atlantic. He was knocked down but avoided the wheels and sustained only head injuries. He was taken to Home for treatment and expected to recover in a few days.

Audubon News-Telegraph Lewis Roberts Harrow Rock Island Atlantic Young Roberts Fortuntely Roberts

Adair News Highlights Local Social and School Events

Adair ia June 11. Special to News Telegraph. Mr and Mrs G G Shanafelt of Sigourney visited at the Widlan Berryhill home. Mrs T R Lynas of Los Angeles arrived for a visit with her sister Mrs George B Lynch. Harold Marean and Mrs Marean traveled to Omaha to visit Dr Charles Anders. Fren Jones of Atlantic stayed with Mrs Maggio. C G E David Blaine of Fremont arrived. Doris Swarzman, a Roosevelt graduate, attended commencement. O B Osborne of Valley Junction visited relatives. Ramona Shipley attended district Christian Endeavor convention in Council Bluffs and returned. Viola Wahi attended the convention and returned Monday. Donald Belden of Monona and wife stayed with John Schwabe. Belden worked as intertype operator for the Adair News last year. Rev M J Rarick returned from Osceola and Farmington after visiting relatives. Muriel Correll left for Cedar Falls for summer school at State Teachers College. Ada Patten returned from Drake University to spend summer with her parents. Lottie Lutt spent weekend in Omaha visiting Ernie Litt and family.

Adair News-Telegraph G. G. Shanafelt Sigourney Chicago Gove W. A. Marean Harold Marean Omaha Charles Anders Fren Jones Atlantic Maggio CG. E David Blaine Fremont Ing. Tittle Rome Sa. Tomate Doris Swarzman Roosevelt High School Des Moines EB. Osborne Valley Junction Monona John’ Schwabe Beldeht Adair News Osceola Farmington Ernie

Grant News Update From Bellville and Surroundings

Mrs Goldin Bills and children returned home at Bellville Kansas Monday accompanying Floyd Bills. Miss Minnie Roberts of Atlantic visited her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Roberts over Sunday. Helen Delaney of Piteanileaty Ras y visiting her mother Mrs Mison and sister Mr Metter. Lucile and Marie Ana of Elliott visiting grandmother Mrs Lucy Ackerman. Paul Richards of Red Oak was on business in Leon Move en eet Monday for Town City where she is att.

Grant Goldin Bellville Kas Floyd Lucile Marie Ana Elliott Mra Lucy Ackerman Paul ‘Richards Red Oak Ac Leon

Foreman of Anita depot crew visits after sixty years

Special to ti Baul reports in June that B D Forshay and family recall Mr Watts, aged ninety, who as a young foreman built the first Rock Island depot and water tank at Anita. The old frame depot was later replaced by a brick building now praised as among the finest on the line.

Anita B.D. Forshay Watts Rock Island Railway Rock Island Mattie B. D. Forshay

Harlan Plans Independence Day Celebration

The American Legion Post in Harlan approved a July 5 celebration plan at its Tuesday meeting. The event will be staged in a fitting manner to mark Independence Day in the community.

Harlan American Legion

Elliott Lad Hurt In Car Accident Near Red Oak

A well known local boy, Elliott, suffered a badly lacerated arm when the Ford coupe he was driving with two companions went into a ditch on the way home from Red Oak. The other boys escaped unharmed. The incident occurred Wednesday evening.

Elliott Red Oak

Elliott Flood Deluges Town Business District Hit

Ja Elliott June 11 special to Mews Teleweaph reports a heavy rainstorm in Elliott downed torrents through the south part of town. Flooding filled basements and damaged many businesses as mud and debris coated the business district. Rain persisted into Thursday morning before subsiding.

Elliott Teleweaph Ellott D. In Stennett Tordens

Ames student completes home economics course this week

A student from State College in Ames will graduate this week after completing the home economics course. The item notes the completion as part of ongoing curricular work at the Ames institution.

Ais Tas Dune Bain Gradul State College Ames

Massena News Light Local Social This Week

Massena, June 11. Mrs Gaoege-Iruise entertains with Mrs Walker and children Kathleen and Quin from Ottumwa. Mrs Adelia Sullivan visits daughter Mrs Roy Robinson and family in Omaha. Mr and Mrs George Garside, now moved to Atlantic, stopped by. Creston callers Sunday include O Ry Billingsley. Rural M.E. church program under Rev Spiller proves a success with attendees from here Greenfield Rev Cable and Supt Ji Cundy among participants. Veronicao and Barbara Anstey return from Iowa City with their mother Mrs Cruise to University Place interest for the girls. Harvey Harper of Des Moines and Mrs Lea of Fontanelle visit mother Mrs Vaneuse Harper, with sister Patricia attending University of Town this summer. H. H. Penquite and son Donald home from visit with relatives at Oakdale. Ostlude and Nam.

Massena Socjal News - Telegraph Gaoege- Iruise Ter Walker Kathleen Quin -of-Ottumwas Adelia Sullivan Roy Robinson Omaha Lafe. Dierdorf Mile George Garside Ry Billingsley Creston Hn Methodist Episcopal-church Jetoria Spiller Cable Greenfield Ji Cundy Wilhi Janut Rac Avd. Cruise Veronica Bartha Helen -Anstey Cruise Iowa City University Place Harvey-Harper Des Moines Lea Fontanellé Vaneuse Harpar Patricia Hay University of Town H. H. Penquite Donald Odkale N ‘Oukatooad Marsh Mitchellin Guthrie Center Mitlhollin Wwiite Howard A.marshall Lulu Gotsche Walnut T “Marengo Maude- Plata Anita Daugh‘ter Anna’ Plate Paradpene Methodist Hospital Des. Moines Arthur Rath Streator Philip Crow Conceita Audebon Cumberland Fontanelle Griswold Atlantic Avcca Mary Stolamets Walter’h. Faulkner Glen “A. Roe Bruce Engle Fréd

Anita Rallies Community Figures and Events

Anita residents and visitors gather around city affairs. Notables included Albert Evinger and Charles C. Allen visiting from Red Oak, Des Moines and Omaha business interests cited. Officials report council meeting, social events at the Victoria hotel, and various family visits across Anita and nearby towns.

F Korns Family Visit At K P L Hall Event

Mr F Korns accompanied by his daughter Mills Dune and husband to the Nebraska metropolis for a week long stay at the K P L hall Tuesday night with plans to return Tuesday.

K.pl Maha Mills- Dune Nebraska

Ida B Wise Smith to Speak at WCTU District Meet

Mrs Ida B Wise Smith head of the Town WCTU will headline the district conference opening at city hall Sunday evening and Monday sessions. Program includes hymns scripture reading prayer duet white ribbon rally song and addresses with Miss Aretha Butler Ruth Mill and Rev A S Vailey among those involved. Monday events at Baptist church begin 10 am with devotionals talks and open forum hosted by Wise Smith Edna Moreland and Neflie Walker among others.

Ida Bi Wise Smith America Leonard A. Spooner White Ribbon Aretha Butler Ruth Mill Smith A. S. Vailey Baptist Cearch Rogers Ida Edna Moreland Wise Smith Gaylord Basement Baptist Church M. A.gable William Mack Hla B. Wise Smith Neflie Walker Willam Mack

Casey News Briefs Include Visits and Travel Among Families

The item lists Mrs. C F Ettinger and Mr and Mrs Gray visiting in Marion and Des Moines for an Eastern Star meeting, family visits in Casey, Mrs Bessie Utts and daughters from Pomona visiting C G Utts and E P Maulsby, and J C Edson and Miss Edson returning from Camden to spend summer with relatives.

Gray C.F. Ettinger Pes Moines Order of Eastern Star Marion Casey rel+atives S. Williams Edson Camden Parlente Mie J.C. Edson Mather Academy Man ‘Sionary Society The Methodist Iehurch

Former Atlantic man named hotel manager in Omaha

Farley Laird, born and raised in Atlantic, has been appointed manager of Wellington Hotel in downtown Omaha. He invites Atlantic visitors to drop in and meet him, recalling earlier days for older residents.

Atlantic-Boy BIG Omaha Farley Laird Atlantic Wellington

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Noble Center Adair Pantitorium Massena Boy Colorado Lewis ‘Roberts GRANT_NEWS Elliott Lad Massena News John W. Blakeo Anja Albert Evinger Charles C. Allen Bell Vomces and’ MralGharles A' Thompson Thompson Frank W. Burkhart Nebraska City Falkner Union Dows Smither George Houston Richard Orion Lil Houston R. D. Vernon Turner Royal Kensington Tursday Victorial Hint Plate Hartford Claude Smith Anita Schools Eddie. Reiners Iowa W. C.T U City Hall Calif SWIFT Prunes Omar Wonder
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