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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1931
Page
2
The notice states that licenses issued under a Poninder must expire June 10 and require renewal or a new license before then. Permits issued last for two years but must be renewed after the first year. At the end of the second year a new permit is required.
Mrs Elmer Petersen of Los Angeles visited the Martin Christensen home. Mrs Glen Frazer of Kansas City arrived for an extended visit with relatives. Dr and Mrs Soe hosted at Sara Petergeys home in Elk Horn. Bertal Jensen and J P Christensen families called at J P Kelgot home. Viola Rasmussen visited Elk Horn. L C Petersen drove to Des Moines for Grand View College graduation. daughter Marie and son Svend among graduates. Marie secured a Des Moines position for the summer. Sverid returned home with parents. Mr and Mrs Ben Hanson hosted Rose Karen Hansen from Los Angeles. Miss Ethel Laveen of Des Moines vacationed with her parents. Mrs Peter Kirk weekend visit to Harlan. Miss Christena s death noted at Drake University. venue unspecified. Golia Thonesei of Atullens spending vacation with Thomas Thomsen. T G Muller and Vernon Andersen returned from Des Moines with sons Kaban and Svend. niece Karen Andersen also graduated. Vernon to accompany her to Chicago. Mrs Robert Nowel. Miss Andersen daughter of Dens Andersen. Simon Paaborg Bry. Che Ford Twenstrap. Folmer Hoxenkilde fished at Lake View. Miss Emelit Petersen attended the Daniah convention at Blair. Mrs Nels Jorgenson was relief operator. Ted Sargis and son Kenneth visited with George and Mrs Jorgensen.
A wave of visitors crosses several towns as W W Trent and Arliss Trent of Walnut visit Shenandoah for employment, and others including Mary Fulley, F G Sones, and George Weaver travel to Des Moines, Atlantic visits, plus Grandma lodge attendance and dance plans follow.
Marne June 12 The Avoca something congregation choir and quartet plan a sung concert Sunday evening at 8 o'clock at the local Methodist Protestant church. At 11 o'clock Sunday morning the annual Children's Day program will be presented in the church auditorium featuring special music, tableau and exercises.
Griswold Iowa June 12 The state highway commission approved extending primary north from Sunnieald six miles to connect with U S highway BRS This addition will be graded and paved soon if funds allow The postoffice department aids the road as part of a cross country mail route plan from She nd it south to Red Oak and thence to Atlantic Audubon and Carroll
Brayton June 12 report notes Rev. Mehr and family from Gunads visiting, attending a Lutheran convention at Blair Nebraska, and preaching at Oakfield Lutheran church. Wes Max Smith of Boonsville arrives to visit friends, with many locals and out-of-town relatives attending weddings and family gatherings. Includes visits from Miss Gladys Chamberlin in Omaha, Carl Holland family from Anita, and others touring from Cal and California.
Residents and visitors mingle as families travel from Anita, Valley Junction, and Des Moines to join relatives in Davenport. Drake University commencement draws Miss Ermine Browne and others while locals greet guests, attend services, and report spring visits, illnesses, and funerals across Iowa.
Audubon Ill June 12 Work on the new city water plant to cost about 520 000 is under way and all spanned structures are being installed. The pump and booster station work is progressing rapidly. Chris Thompson, local contractor, is building the facility. Your want ads in this paper will be read by 25 000 persons.
A two year old child severely injured in an auto accident two weeks ago was taken from the hospital to her parents George Erret and wife. A specialist gave little hope of recovery last week but the child has shown some improvement since then.
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