Anita visitor notes and local society events in Atlantic
A jumble of local items from Anita and Atlantic highlights include Anita King winning a visitor, merchants Lewis and Gates noted as local heroes, John Witaler visiting Atlantic, and Mrs J. Marshall and Mrs C. Meredith attending an Oak golf event in Red Oak. Other items mention the Library Board meeting, Anita visitors Mr and Mrs Knoy at Frank Trohberts, Nord family traveling to Milwaukee, and returns from visits in Avoca. The Tri-Cities band planned a first concert, with weather causing a postponement. Additional notes cover a bee-sting infection causing off duty status, a Children’s Day program at Fletcher Chapel, Mrs H. F. Shranger returning from Iowa City, opera attendance at Oskaloosa, and various visits and travels among local residents.
County Meet Call Spurs Cass Republicans June 28
G O P county chairman issues formal call for Cass county convention at Atlantic city hall on June 28 to elect delegates to state and district judicial conventions plus other business. Representation based on votes for governor in 1928. extensive ward and county results listed. Democrats set convention for same day with apportioned delegates.
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Cass Republicans
Esp
Chase
Cass County
Atlantic
Des Moines
Ister
R. Unease
G. G. Jeck
Bear Grove
Benton
Brighton
Coss
Edna
Franklin
Grant
Grove
Lincoln
Mussena
Noble
Pleasant
Pymera
Union
Victoria
Washington
Owan Killed in Car Accident Abroad
New Market Indiana and Clarinda coal companies announce the death of John Pallan secretary killed in an automobile accident near Id Yorkshire England. Arrangements are being made today for the return of his body and for funeral services. Pallan was known for charity work in the New Market community.
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New Market
Jehn Pallan
Clarinda Coal Companies
Yorkshire
England
Pollar
Two Big Ten faculty members dismissed at Iowa campus
The Western Conference fallout continues as Iowa University shakes up its athletic governance. Two members of the board in control of athletics were removed and three new appointees named, replacing Prof Claude Horack who will join Duke. Pelzer and Bates ousted. Larsen and Phillips named to fill vacancies.
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BIG Ten
Towa City
Suoc 2d. N
University
Laws
Claude Horack
Duke University
Rollin M. Perkins
Louis Pelzer
History
W. H. Bates
Henning Larsen
Pelzer
Griswold
Bates
Chester A. Phillips
College of Commerce
Grinnell Professor Named Grand Master of Masonic Lodges
Des Moines June 12 A87 grand lodge session with about 1000 lodge members elected officers for the coming year John W Ganaway Professor of political science at Grinnell College was named grand master Fordyce L Van Haa sen Dex Meings senior grand warden James Madsen Council Bluffs junior grand warden C C Hunt Cedar Rapids grand secretary and Paul N Clark Cedar Rapids grand presser Glinton selected as site for 1981 meeting to be held in Suné next year
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Des Moines
Grand Lodge
Mntter
John W. Ganaway
Grinnell’ College
Fordyce L. van Haesen
Dex Meings
James. “Madsen
Council Bluffs
Frison Valet Case Highlights Statewide Day
A terse note notes Frison valet case with statewide concerns and a notable day. Officials and residents await further details as proceedings or decisions are anticipated.
Chicago Gang War Sparks Nationwide Outcry
Chicago police surge against organized crime after the murder of Alfred Lingle. Across the city 656 gang suspects were taken into custody during an overnight roundup. Police leaders Russell and Stege led expanded efforts while public sentiment urged a harsh crackdown including martial law. Rewards rose to 56,100 as editors called for decisive action.
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Chicago
Alfred
Jake) Lingle
Underworld
Leutenant
New York
Aiello
West Side
Druggan Lake
Gehna Gang
Joe Saldls
William Jl. Russell
John Stege
Russell
American Legion Today
Chicago Tribune
The
Herald and Examiner
Ambiguous clipping prompts fragmented notice
Fragmentary OCR text from Mi 32 includes unclear references to names and places and lacks a coherent event or action. No identifiable persons, organizations, dates, or places form a meaningful readable item suitable for a headline or summary.
Plymouth Farm Board Condemns Sioux City Chamber Leaders
June 12. The Plymouth County Farm Bureau board condemns Sioux City Chamber of Commerce directors for refusing to repudiate attacks on the federal farm board by the U S Chamber of Commerce. W Stewart Gilman is excused from censure for reportedly introducing a pro farm board resolution. The Plymouth County group’s resolution was introduced by A Crabb of Hinton and adopted unanimously.
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Fic Mara
Plymouth County Farm Bureau
Sioux City Chamber of Commerce
Federal Farm Board
United States Chamber of Commerce
W. Stewart Gilman
Sioux City
Plymouth County
A. & Crabb
Hinton
Eight Nurses Are Granted Diplomas at Atlantic Hospital
Eight student nurses graduating from the Atlantic hospital training school received diplomas at commencement in the city hall auditorium. Dr Victor E Levine of Creighton university spoke on nurse training, health protection, and public health service, followed by a reaction and dance. Diplomas were presented by Dr C V Avilder. Recipients were Mildred Brooks Lela Mae McDermott Ruth Ostrus Martha Raven Martha Madsen Edna May Klopping Neva Turner and Along Weatherby. Music by the Varsity Serenaders of Omaha.
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Atlantic Hospital
Victor E. Levine
Creighton University
Levine
City Hall
Gibson Indicted For Kidnapping in Evelyn Lee Case
Des Moines reports Elmer Gibson partner of Elmer McCune is indicted on child stealing charges tied to the murder of 9 year old Evelyn Lee. Gibson bonds set at $10,000 by Judge Lester Le Thompson after the grand jury report.
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Des Moines
Elmer Gibson
Elmer McCune
Evelyn Lee
McCune
Gibson
Lester le. Thompson
Markets at a Glance New York June 12 stock and cotton signals
Market notes from New York June 12 report uneven but steady activity. Call money at 244 percent after renewal at 4 percent. Cotton shows reactionary dullness. Chicago wheat steady. Foreign exchange irregular with scattered movements across leading centers.
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New York
N. S
Chicago
Early Ball Scores and League Update
A fragmentary sports brief reports early ball scores from the American League with teams including Philadelphia New York U Detroit and Chicago. The text hints at midgame tallies and inning notes but remains incomplete.
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Philadelphia
New York U
Detroit
Chicago
Atlantic Bottling Works Sold to Tyler Brothers
The Atlantic Bottling Works on East Third Street has been sold to Tyler Brothers of Villisca. Nitec Company bought plant equipment from John Fuhlendorf and C G Fuhlendorf and leases the Fuhlendorf building. C G Fuhlendorf remains manager. W Greenlee of Villisca becomes sales manager. Tyler Brothers, long in ice cream, now focuses on Coca Cola and near beer distribution. The plant will continue pop and beer production while boosting Coca-Cola sales locally. Factory space is being rearranged. price not disclosed. The transfer keeps the Atlantic Bottling Works name for now, with a possible future name change. John Fuhlendorf founded the plant in 1895. C G Fuhlendorf has led since 1918.
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Atlantic
East Third Street
Tyler Brothers
Viliisea
Nitec
Atv
John Fuhlendorf
C. G. Fuhlendorf
Fuhlendorf
W. Greenlée
Villisca
Atlantic Batthing Works
C. G. Fublenstorf
Auto Demonstrations Draw Crowds at Atlantic Overland Show
Demonstrations of brake efficiency and lubrication at the Atlantic Overland salesroom attract much interest. A Mi jares blindfold drive is featured alongside a Whippet display hoisted at a 46 degree angle to demonstrate braking, with oiling shown via a tube to the oil pump.
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Mijares
Atlantic Overland Company
Atlantic Overland
Crank Cracks Jaw of Adair Man
Adair Iowa June 12 Richard Paga suffered a double jaw fracture and loose teeth when a crank on a small gas engine struck his mouth last Thursday. He was treated in town by a doctor who wired his teeth, and though the injury was painful, he is recovering satisfactorily.
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Adair
J. N.S
Richard Paga
Broadcast Fight Report Promises Heavyweight Title Bout
Broad cast fight report previews a heavyweight championship between Jack Sharkey and Max Schmeling. The broadcast will be carried by WRAR and KDKA with Omaha as a stop for WOW. Madame Ernestine Schumann-Heink is listed to sing on the program over WOW. Night return follows.
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Sharkey
Max Sehmeting
Iowa
WRAR
Land
KDKA
WOW
Omaha
Ernesting Schmann- Heink
Rociack
Ruth Bryan Owen to Talk at Owa City
Ruth Bryan Owen daughter of William Jennings Bryan and U S Congresswoman from Florida will address delegates at the seventh University of Iowa commonwealth conference here on June 30. Prof Benjamin F Shambaugh chairman said she will speak on The Political Issues of 1930.
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Town City
Ruth Bryan Owen
William Jennings Bryan
United States
Florida
University of Iowa Commonwealth Conference
eBrjamin F. Shambaugh
New Franchise Election Delayed By Printing Error
The July franchise vote is postponed after The News Telegraph missed the third official notice. A compromise between the council and Iowa Electric aims to settle disputed points at a special meeting. Skelly gas and Phillips Petroleum delegates discussed the gas situation and draft franchise proposals with the council.
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Newss Telegraph
Dely
Town Electric Company
News-Telegraph
News-Telegraph i
Iowa Electric Company
Skelly Natural Gas Department
Phillips Petroleum Products Utilities Company
Body found in Mills County creek believed slain
The body of a man about 50 was found floating in Kew Creek near the Chester Peeler place. Harold Maxivell of Bartlett found the body dressed in work clothes with iron inserts in pockets to keep it underwater. The Mills County sheriff was notified as circumstances suggest murder. no identity or identifying marks were found.
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Mills County
Royal Minister New Head of United Danish Lutheran Church
The Rev. N. C. Carlsen elected president of the United Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church at Cedar Falls during the thirty fourth annual conference. He will serve three years replacing the usual one year term, following a ruling from a parity data business meeting. About 200 official delegates voted, with over 600 others registered as delegates.
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Cedar Falls
N. C. Carlsen
Royal
United
Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church
Carlsen
Parisy Data Business Meethig
Delagétes “Dru
Grundy and Reed Will Vote For Tariff Bill
Washington June 12 Senator Grundy of Pennsylvania and Senator Reed of Pennsylvania announced they will vote for the tariff bill. President Hoover plans to sign the Smoot Hawley act, with an explanatory statement, despite heavy opposition. The bill faces a pivotal Senate vote tomorrow and could influence November elections.
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Reed
Act
George R. Holmes
SN. S
S. N.S
Washington
Hoover
Congress
Senate
White House
L. N
Pennsylvania
David A. Reed
Contoachin
Swimming Pool to Open at Kimballton
The Jensen family announces the opening of a Kimballton swimming pool owned by Arthur Jemson. The event is set for Sunday, June 15, with a free opening program featuring volley ball and horse shoe courts and a picnic table area.
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Kimballton
Jensen
Arthur Jemson
Duen Sundsy
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