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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1928
Page
8
Paris fashion writers note a spring trend toward greens and yellows in dresses and ensembles. Shades range from daffodil yellows to pale egg shell and reseda greens, with bright tones for sport costumes and muted hues for street wear. Gray remains dominant across items from gowns to evening wear, while blue family shades appear in dinner frocks and accessories.
The Benton township farm bureau will hold its regular meeting at the Benton Center school on Wednesday evening June 13. A program and luncheon are planned.
A dense radio schedule lists programs across WEAF WHYC and NBC networks with operas, concerts, and light music. It notes time blocks for studios, orchestras, and public affairs from cities like New York Cincinnati Cleveland Detroit and Washington with varied hosts and networks.
Mr. ani Mra Lec Tirtleson of north of ieceity are the parents of a baby daughter born yesterday at the Atlantic hospital in New Girt, Massitia. The report notes the birth date as June 12 in the local register.
Mrs Franzes, managing editor of the Cedar Rapids Evening Gazette and Republican, died here yesterday. The brief item notes illness and a decline after a minor operation recently. Also mentioned is a separate note about a 20-year-old Canadian youth, Robert Huddle, who robbed a drug store and was hospitalized with high fever. The report references the Iowa State Federation of Labor convention opening in Des Moines with delegates in attendance.
Captain Emilia Carranza of Mexico was forced to land her aircraft at Mooresville North Carolina around 4 a.m. today while en route from Mexico City to Washington. A message to Bolling Field officials confirmed the incident.
Time cards detail railroad schedules for the Atlantic Valley and Mock Island lines. Includes westbound and eastbound departures, connections at Athuntic and Marrisdale, and service notes for mixed trains and motor car runs. Routes list stops such as Griswold Branch, Audubon Branch, and Kimballton with arrival and departure times and daily operation notes.
A fragment describes the Maltese class being adopted by the Knights of Malta and mentions a religious emblem. It references cross symbols and arrowhead imagery associated with their leaders and emblem usage.
The board negotiates with the Presbyterian church for land to build a new high school facility. Terms not yet reached as Presbyterians show willingness to sell. Rotary Club meeting at Calumet cafe featured a Flag Day program with veterans from Local groups attending. Frank Miles spoke on the flag’s meaning and pacifist opposition to defense, introduced by LaVerne Herring. E. P. Chase presided. Ro Brows led singing. About 55 Legionaires plus Civil War and Spanish American War vets attended along with other members.
San Vi Pe Scntt Johny Rappe Han lor HK GP Eustis aml W IL host Lions meeting in Squires dining room. Attendance included Baits and summer school instructors Welch Ralston Potter McDowell Taylor Street. May Welch refrained from speaking about Atlantic club membership and attendance at the Atlantic International Convention in Des Moines this summer. Legionaires Attention. Phantom event at Adkantied Port No Ad at Byne 7 Y June 81. All members drum core and Loci taire to meet at the Legion ball at 4:90 Thursday to march in Flag Day observance at Sunnyside.
Festivities mark Flag Day with a four day program by the American Legion and Elks. A game between the Omaha Red Sex and another team opens the event at 7 p m, followed by a bugle corps stunt at the hall park. Evening activities continue at the club house with a citywide display and curbside hello.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions exploration and diet terms with unclear names and dates, making precise summary difficult. The readable bits suggest a historical or geographical note about Africa and exploration, but concrete entities, actions, or outcomes are not identifiable.
Griswold residents report multiple health setbacks. Chief operator of the Griswold telephone exchange has taken time off for illness. Edwin McKay drove to Atlantic to fetch Mrs Emily McKay and her son who recently underwent surgery. Ina Tye, a known resident from Northwest Griswold, suffered a slight stroke Friday evening.
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