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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1923
Page
4
Chicago and Omaha markets show mixed grain prices and varied livestock bids. Wheat and corn futures display several fluctuating bids while hogs, cattle, and sheep receipts indicate steady to higher tones at major trading hubs with top prices noted for select lots.
Mrs William Stamp thanks neighbors relatives and friends for flowers and remembrances during illness at Atlantic hospital. She expresses gratitude to doctors and nurses for their care and assistance.
J R Hodges, convicted of manslaughter in the death of Mrs Aaron Anderson of Stanton, has filed an appeal to the Iowa Supreme Court. Attorneys J J Hess of Council Bluffs and B A Shaver of Red Oak filed the appeal within the six month period after denial of a new trial in district court.
Red Oak Iowa June 13 Special to News Telegraph for the first time in ten years a genuine circus is coming to Red Oak Hagenbeck Wallaces representatives were in Red Oak last week securing a date license and grounds The circus will be here July 10 at American Legion park It will perform in Omaha the day before and Ottumwa the day after the Red Oak engagement
Four candidates were initiated into the local Eastern Star chapter in Cumberland last evening. The initiates were Miss Hazel Hyndman Howard Brown Carl Vedane and LeRoy Wollenhaupt. Mrs Albert Chew, worthy matron of the Fantanelle chapter, attended as an out of town visitor.
Griswold Ia June 13 Special to News Telegraph The Griswold post of the American Legion initiated several candidates at a special meeting called for that purpose The post membership was swelled as the result of a recent campaign Several more candidates await the call for initiation
Newell Jones son of Dr and Mrs D R Jones returns home from Culver Indiana after graduation from Culver Military Academy Marion Forsyth daughter of Wwa Forsyth arrives home from Faribault Minnesota where she attended St Marys Hall women’s college preparatory school
Massena Iowa June 18 Special to News Telegraph Jessie Snyder was surprised with a miscellaneous shower by the Methodist Sunday school class. The marriage will take place tomorrow in Bridgewater to Orland Brandy of that town. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Snyder of Massena.
Special to News Telegraph reports Rev Tom Roberts deposed Legion district commander and ex pastor, now Ku Klux organizer, will address a public meeting at Concert Park if weather cooperates, with Lyric Theater option. Roberts was removed for marital misconduct and ties to the Klan.
Helen Langworthy, a local girl who teaches public speaking at Iowa University, is home for summer vacation. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W H Langworthy. Mrs. Alice Heath and daughter, Mrs M Wheeler, formerly of Adair, returned from Cumberland after visiting relatives. Mrs Wheeler left this morning for Illinois to join her husband.
Cumberland June 13 Special to News Telegraph Oscar Lucas formerly with Dorsey clothing store buys H D Mitterbaugh Grocery and Nation Store in I O O F building. Purchase price not disclosed. Lucas was with F L Gordinier drug store for years until resigning last month to join S L Dorsey. Mitterbaugh undecided on future moves, likely relocation to Greston.
Mrs. Tom Alten, formerly of Exira, arrives from Illinois to visit old friends. Mrs. T. C. Worthing returns from Anita after visiting relatives. Mrs. Wellington Drewelow of Wesley visits Mrs. R. A. Lantz. Mr. and Mrs. Murphy Nelson of Winfield visit Clyde Dimick’s home. Mrs. Willis Elwood hosts Corona Crow of Norwalk, once Des Moines University students.
Mrs Roy Heusley Miss Carrie Rendleman and Flo Rendleman returned home from Grinnell Ia after attending the college commencement. All are graduates of the institution.
Attention ex-service men are requested to meet in uniforms at Sunnyside Park Thursday evening at 7 o clock. The notice calls for veterans to assemble, signaling a planned gathering or observance.
Walnut June 13 news brief highlights relatives visiting in Mary Mick and family, Katheryn Clausen and Virginia Bigelow return from Ames, Charles Linn ill at home, hotels changing hands including Ross Bicket as new proprietor, Olga Beyer and family visiting Council Bluffs, Emma Bussow visits from Omaha, Beulah Hardesty visiting, Mildred Tshminger guest of Vern Cade, Oliver Smith family return to Omaha, local undertaker Young accompanies, and remarks by Cyrus G. Cartla on capability and character.
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