Atlantic Social Idility Run Meeting Seeks Car Help
A local call invites Atlantic residents to a Friday night meeting at the Commercial Club rooms to arrange the Sociability Run next week on Monday, Wednesday and Friday the 17th 19th and 21st. Organizers hope at least fifty automobiles and two hundred riders daily, with many local residents and businesses offering cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Atlanti
Atlantic Commercial Club
Atlantic
Commercial Club
Oransky
S. R. Nelson
Ford
Carl Hoffman
Royal
Nehe Shoe Co
Overland
C. BE
Bradley
C. A. Pierce
Block
H. E. Marquis
Buick
Wm. Hoegh
J.P. Reid
A.G. McNeil
Wm. Masteller
Abbott
H.W. Putton
Russ
Hodgkins
Firestone
W. F. Graham
Maxwell L. W. Caughey
L.R. Forsyth
Clyde Campbell
Michigan
F. H. Townsend
Cutting W. L. Overman
Hudson
J. W. Cuykendall
Premier
W. B. Elliott
EB. P. Bennett
Auburn
H.S. Harlan
W. A. Hammer
D. BE. Shranger
T. E. Nichols
A.H. Mountain
W. Bruce
Stoddard
BE. J. Young
J. G. Herring
W. J. Pellett
Ralph
Eight Victims of Villisca Murder Buried Amid Vast Crowd
J W Criswell of Oakland passed through on his way home from Villisca where he attended yesterday's funeral for eight murder victims killed while they slept. He spoke of thousands at the services, held in the park, curtailed by rain, with many visitors traveling long distances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Criswell
Oakland
Villisca
Mr. Chewell
Moore
W. L. Overman
Reception for Pastor Brings Warm Welcomes to New Leader
Members of the Christian church hosted a Tuesday evening reception at the church for their new pastor Rev. B. F. Hall and his wife who recently arrived from Woodbine. The event featured vocal and instrumental music, several welcome addresses, and concluding refreshments.
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Christian Church
The
B. F. Hall
Woodbine
Hall
Our City
Marriage of Fern Marker and Robert W. Runte at parents’ home
The ceremony took place at six oclock with Rev Jas Kirkwood and Rev W Fletcher officiating. About one hundred relatives attended a four course luncheon and reception followed. The couple, both from Bear Grove and Cumberland, were gifted with numerous presents as a large reception continued at Cumberland.
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Fern Marker
R. B. Marker
Robert W. Runte
M. A. Runte
Cumberland
Jas. Kirkwood
Cromwell
Iowa
Wm. Fletcher
Bear Grove Congregational Church
Mendelasohn
Ada Davis
Scranton
Cornell College
Harry Marker
Romaine Marker- Kirk
Bosteeses
Cora Diven
Margaret
Anna Bell
Mary
Florence Marker
Bear Grove
Atlantic
Drake University
Runt
Cumperland
Rain Damps Midway Shows But Daytime Exhibitions Planned
Despite wet weather a News-Telegraph report notes enough visitors attended the midway last night to allow at least one performance. Rain and mud thwarted free attractions Chefalo’s Loop ride and Bertoni’s Spiral tower, but both are scheduled to perform tomorrow at advertised times. Arabia remains the feature act as Miss Fay recounts telegraphy with her horse. All attractions will offer full daytime performances for ladies and children and no part of the program will be shortened.
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Chefalo
Bertoni
Berteni
Arabia
News-Telegraph
Miss Fay
Car Owners Invited to Notify Committee for Sociability Run
Car owners are urged to inform the organizing committee if they will participate in the Sociability Run. The automobile section organizers report difficulty in coordinating all cars and participants across the event.
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Tee
Carroll Fordges to Front in Iowa Town Growth
Ed Wissler of Carroll praises his hometown and Atlantic as future city centers. Carroll touts 60,000 dollars in paving, 54 electroliers on business streets, new blocks planned, and a 66 by 160 foot addition to a Tractor factory as proof of booming growth and active local leadership. Wissler is also active in Times Publishing Company and views the two towns as evolving into cities with regional influence within forty miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Wissler
Carroll
Atlantic
Henry Wissler
News-Telegraph
The
Times Publishing Company
Wissler
Iowa
Delegates Named for Republican County Convention June 29
The Republican county convention to ratify nominations and elect state convention delegates will be held June 29 at the opera house. Charles S. Brown will serve as temporary chair and Ross H. Bell as temporary secretary. Delegates from wards and districts including Atlantic, Brighton, Grove, Lincoln, and Washington are listed with respective committeemen and large delegate counts. The document names numerous individuals as delegates across wards, detailing their affiliations and roles for the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Chas. S. Brown
Ross H. Bell
Viota
First Ward
Atlantic
J. H. Marshall
J. A. Mc Ward
Rattenberg
James Stier
Carl Lau~ritzen
John Fuhlendorf
B. W. Sankey
M. H. Butler
Second Ward
W. T. Herbert
G. T. Marsh
W. A. Follett
Third Ward
Bert L Butler
J. B. Rockafellow
P. I. Appleman
John W. Scott
H. K. Williams
John Fleming
E. Crawford
C. L. Campbell
Ben A. Wood
G. J. Pellett
L. H .Pine
Matt Duval
OA. Meredith
T. P. Bruington
Picnic postponed to Tuesday at Fair Grounds
Old Settlers Picnic Miz Jupiter Pluvius delayed plans as rain worsened road conditions. A meeting at President McWaid's office voted to push the event to Tuesday June 18 at 10:20, with the original program kept for a likely good turnout if weather allows.
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Jupiter Pluvius
McWaid
Hogan to Chicago big show witness heads Des Moines trip
Hon D P Hogan of Massena will witness the Chicago event next week. He leaves Massena tonight for Des Moines and rides the Des Moines special convention train. George Franklin shows slight improvement after illness. Decorators Here Kentucky Tent and Awning Co reps George Bowman and wife visit to solicit decoration work for the Firemen's Tournament on July 3 and 4. Bowman, an expert, will install street decorations ordered for the event.
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D .P. Hogan
Massena
Chicago
Des Moines
George Bowman
Kentucky Tent & Awning Co
Bowman
Union Committeemans and Delegates Listed in County Meeting
A historical union notice lists multiple committeemen and delegates by names across several districts. Ed L Richardson heads one slate with fifteen delegates. Other committees include Hn Rowher and J P Harris with sixteen delegates, W C Bryant with twenty one delegates, H C Schueler with seven, and W J Matthews with seven delegates. The fragment ends with garbled remnants of names and positions.
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W. Criswell
Mary Perine
Spencer
Crowley E. Cole
Perine
Colorado Springs
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Meni Rity
Ainge Elty- i
Parker
le donaMeth Society of
Lehureh
Wil Buckley
Mignetaria ' Harteliora
Any
Republican CO
House
Chas
Brown
Fourth Ward
Herbert
J. G. Whitney
Henry Pelzer
B. A. Goodspeed
T. B. Morris
P.L. Eppelsheimer
A. A., Wise
C. B. Clovis
Geo. Franklin
Ed Shannon
Fred Alexander
Fred Fritz
IM. B. Nelson
Chas. Olson
Chas. Nelson
A. A. Miller
Andrew Wiegand
Frank Lee
C. N. Campbell
Thos. Rogers
M. M. Burkhart
John Hunter
A. G. Todd Hunter
W. H. Dinsmore
J. H. Hill
L. M. Linderman
Senton
Chas. Scott
Peter Johnson
Claude Kitelinger
Chas. Derry
W. B. Kelley
Wm. Richter
George Hastings
W. G. Hall
Joseph Hastings
A. Pellett
Willis Campbell
John Stevenson
Tom Woods
C. A. McFarnland
Henry Stier
Bert Bagley
Brighton
A. W. Baird
Frank Jones
M. ,Bendixen
Jake Taylor
A. McFadden
J. L. Pardee
Wm. Wiese
J. C. Stewart, Jr
Roy Squires
C. C. Wheeler
L. W. Wheatley
Washington
Guy Howard
J. C. Kennedy
Mark Fulton
W. A. Draeger
J . Bailey
Emmett Butler Grove
J. A. Nelson
Mark Hansen
R. R. Turner
J. G. Turner
A. M. Kirk
Geo. Shepard
J. O. Wheatley
C. Pratt Franklin
R. H. Bell
Claven
Ole ‘Thompson
G. 8.Wood
Bernard Eilis
T. R Judd
Rob. Taylor
B. Lewis
D. R. Love
Y. Schwab
W. A. George
W. R. Johnson
A J Blabe
Lincoln
Frank Daughenbaugh
N. W. Way
F. D. “Joy
Tone
W. Watson
Gran
W. C
McCrory
Soper
A Daughenbaiteh
Musdene
C. W. Huff, Jr
W. D. Holaday
Hgs Je
Otto Raasch
John, Ary
Henry’ Mathias
W. F. Me ‘Wrey
Wilden
A .H. Hostelt
Croise
Earl Grimes
W.S. Ieeson
Langworthy
Ching
Boe
Ruben Pigg
Edgar ‘Benton
Hugh Baxer
Fia
OLD Settlers
Hogan
George Franklin
Union
Ed L. Richardson
G. F. Gardimer
C. L. Worthington
G. A. Shike
W.d. Farwell
J. F. Purdy
G. L
Edwarde
John Shepard
S. I Johnson
G. Miller
Wm. Cool
T.M .Chew
C. N. Long
C. P. Shearer
Fred Pringey
A. S. Perrymat
H. N. Rowher
H. H. Rowher
B. J. Pringey
D. S. Miller
M. P. Nichols
H. D. Brown
Elwood Brown
G. W. Peters
Geo. Hyndman
Jacob Warnaca
M. A. Bell
Geo. van Vinck
F H. Osen
Cass
J. P Harris
Gus A. Carlson
J. H. Baker
J. B Heimbaugh
W. B. Davis
J. P. Harris
Herman Jahnke
Jim Meyers
C. W. Peese
Geo. Roberts
Walter Burnside
John Wissler
Frank Bennett
W. H. Pierce
Pleasant
W. C .Bryant
Fred Smith
W. C. Bryant
Chas, Kirby
Dan Eppelsheimer
Job Harris
Wm. Kuest R
Robert Mackrill
Fred DeWitt
Carl Burnham
T. J. Bryant
Herbert Scharf
F. W. Hanton
Chas, Hughes
Fritz Salmisch
Alva Peterson
C. W. Asay
W. J. Gittins
Geo. Schuler
F. W. Ponder
G. W. Lary
John Dicua
H. C. Schueler
H. C .Schuler
K. C. Saémisch
Wm. Pelzer
Hermen
W. J. Matthews
N. Evans
Campbell
A . Tobitshi
John A’ Edward
Bubman
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