News of Atlantic's Territory Items of Interest by Phones and Mail
Marne June 11 Special to News Telegraph Mr and Mrs Oliver Reason of Council Bluffs visited parents C C Reason Thursday. Everett Hill family attended mail carriers picnic in Atlantic Tuesday evening. Adelia Reichartson and son Lee of Council Bluffs visiting Joe Hardy mart in Maine area. Will Winter of Car Iowa visiting brother Sammy Harrison south of town. Charles Ellis and daughter of Minnesota visiting friends in Maine area. Clara Coval Hattie Frederickson and Clyde Reason at Harry Andersons Hoebuck home Thursday.
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Marne
Das
Oliver Reason
Council Bluffs
Fformer
C. C. Reason
Everett Hill
Atlantic
Adelia Reichartson
Lee
Joe Hardymartin
Maine
Will Winter
Car Jyele
Sammy Harrison
Charles Ellis
Minnesota
Clara Coval
Hattie Frederickson
Clyde Reason
Harry. Anderson
Hoebuck
Massena
Ill
News-Telegraph
George McKonkey
Covening
M. E. Barry
Ed Hill
G. A. Remington
Wichita
Texas
George Cruise
Kathleen Walker
Ottumwa
Kathleen
Fennimore
Wis
Kathryn Cruise
Will Maas
Nice Bossiz
Maas
Omaha
Iva Pace
Des Moints
Iva
Alfred Hatfield
Lansing
Kas
Walter Beck
Story City
Eugene Cruise
Mary Cruise
Veronica Anstey
Cal
Hank Hughes
Carol Vettrick
Rhine Vetterick
University
Iowa City
Onge
LeMars
Laura Vettrick
Perry
W. W. Slocum
Dariel
Red Oak
Don
Sacramento
Calif
Shenandoah
Orient
California
Lotva
Hei rs of Oil Firm Share $1400 to Orphans in Exira
Special to News Telegraph Exira Iowa June 18 the three children of Laurence Dam who died last fall while employed by Standard Oil have received a $1400 check to divide among them. The company adds a death benefit based on service time. H C Brown and J W Stiel presented the check while T M Rasmussen manages the children's property. Esther Arnold Norma and the youngest Norma have all been placed in good homes with local guardians Nels Hansen C Nelson and Auker Sams.
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EXIRA
News-Telegraph
Laurence Dam
Standard Oil Company
H. C. Brown
J. W. Stiel
T. M. Rasmussen
Esther
Nels Hansen
Arnold
Norma
Auker Sams
Territory Deaths Brother of Extra Lady
Short notices from Exira Grant and Harlan Iowa report multiple deaths and funeral details. Nes Hansen travels from Grant Michigan after a paralytic stroke, Hugh Congdon in Grant Indiana died after a horse incident, Mrs. Chris Michaelsen noted Shelby County’s wealthiest resident died at 82, John Milton Buckman pioneer father of Mrs A A Emigh died at Griswold after a long illness. Burial and service details follow.
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Shelby
Harlan
Chris Michaelsen
Shelby County
Eet
Lutheran Church
Childre
Tramp Shifts Night In Church Steals Cash
A tramp who slept in the Church of Christ in Griswold Indiana on Saturday night is believed to have stolen more than $3 from the Sunday school offering. The intruder used leaves and straw to make a bed in the church and spent the night there. In Iowa, visitors note a family trip as Sam Wood and spouse depart to Ames to visit their son Russell, a chemical engineering student, before summer work carries him to the Dakotas and Yellowstone Park.
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Griswold
News-Telegraph
Church of Christ
Wiota
Sam Wood
Elk Horn Streets to Be Oiled Again This Month
County graders are working on the River-to-River road through Elk Horn. Oil will be laid on one mile in each direction through the city this month. Last year’s oiled streets gave such satisfaction that the town decided to have all streets oiled.
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Ol. Khorn
Jay Dune
Dal
News-Telegraph
Elk Horn
Jensen Granted State Brand for Extra Butter Creamery
Jens P. Jensen received word from Mark C. Thornburg secretary of agriculture that he has the right to use the state brand for the Extra creamery butter in Exira Iowa.
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Exira
News-Telegraph
Jens P. Jensen
Mark C. Thornburg
Secretary of Agriculture
Exira Briefs by Special Correspondent Exira Iowa
Exira brief notes local events with travel for J B Anderson and Clarabelle Anderson in Des Moines training at Lutheran hospital. mentions Mrs John Hill and Bert from Anita, funerals in Audubon and Corning, Ray Bliss death in Louisiana, neighbors Wilson Newlin Eckles and Mrs Voss travel and illness visits, Mike Simerson truck purchase, bake sale for library fund, and local Tadie club efforts to finance a library building.
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Exira
News-Telegraph
J. B. Anderson
Omaha
Clarabelle
N. L. Hensley
Des Moines
Lutheran Hospital
John Hill
Bert
Jake
E. J. Baker
Henry Minerman
Audubon
E. C. Wilson
Marguerite
Corning
Ray Bliss
Louisiana
Wilson
Clyde Jones
Menlo
Leo Wilson
M. B. Newlin
Newlin
F. J. Eckles
Mrs. Newlin
Voss
C. C. Hunt
Gregory Rains
Mike Simerson
Sam
John Spearman
Harry Hannam
Ely
Varney
Tadiea
Massena News Special Correspondent Reports Local Happenings
Massena Ill June 13 special to News Telegraph locals gather for Eastern Star session with new members. Residents and visitors share travel stories and name changes as families visit relatives in nearby towns and states.
Avoca to Welcome Home Its Air Hero Coming in Plane
Avoca plans a large welcome for Lieut Howard Turner son of Attorney F A Turner of Avoca The aviator now with the U S Army Air Forces at Kelly Field Texas is due about June 28 carrying a new bombing plane from an eastern factory to a Texas airfield Local merchants plan a big celebration and a program is being arranged for his reception Turner a West Point graduate is noted for his aviation renown.
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Avoca
News-Telegraph
Howard Turner
F. A. Turner
Sam
Kellyfield
Tex
Turner
Texas Aviation Field
Texas
West Point
Kimballton Band Concert at Pool Signals Summer Series
A large crowd attended the Kimballton band concert at the pool Thursday evening. The band will rent the pool for the season and give weekly concerts. Dr and Mrs D T Lee of Kimballton attended the Danish church convention in Des Moines. C Jensen of east Kimballton bought a residence and plans retirement next year. Anton Hansen of south Kimballton bought a residence in Audubon and will retire from farming next spring.
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Kimballton
Medi
News-Telegraph
Kimbalton
D. T. Lee
Des Moines
C. Jensert
Anton Hansen
Kimbaliton
Audubon
Elliott Items From Our Special Correspondent
J M Giltner travelled to Iowa City on Sunday for his daughter Frances Giltner's graduation. Frances will stay in Iowa City and work in a law office for the time being. Mrs John Weat and son John Bernard visit relatives in Tabor, while Mrs J G Loving visits Shenandoah and the Tuttle family.
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J. G. Loving
Shen
Oldfield Sets Remarkable Hudson Speed on 1000 Mile Run
Barney Oldfield drove a Hudson Super Six on a Culver City track covering 1000 miles at an average 76.4 mph with last ten miles at 84.5 mph. The test aimed to prove sustained high speed without mechanical adjustments and was observed by Los Angeles press and Hudson officials.
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Los Angeles
Barney
Oldfield
Culver City
Hudson Moton Bar Company
Walter M. Murphy
Hudson
Hey
Detroit
Hudson Motor Car Company
Murphy
Western Union
Hudgen
Three Die In Troy Auto Crash
Three people died in a Troy auto crash when a car skidded and rolled into a ditch. The victims are Marjorie Dineen 20 of Albany John Duhin Dunlevy 21 a RPI student from West Philadelphia and William H OBrien 19 of Albany.
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Troy
N. Y
Marjorie Dineen
Albany
John Duhin Dunlevy
West Philadelphia
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
William H.o’brien
Tax cut assured for next session to be at least 300 million
Washington June 18 Tax cut of at least 300 million dollars for the next session of Congress was assured by congressional leaders after President Coolidge announced an unprecedented surplus of 3599 million dollars at the end of the current fiscal year. He warned against using the surplus to spur spending and said further tax reductions depend on holding expenditures near present levels.
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Washington
Congress
Coolidge
Treasury
Budget figures show reduced public debt under Coolidge era
The text notes Coolidge statements on financial status, with the government’s debt reportedly decreased by about one billion dollars annually. Government income is described as higher than the peak, while expenditures fall well below prior estimates, indicating a tighter fiscal position.
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Nes Hansen
Grant
Mich
Ugsell Congdon
Wallace Congdon
Moline
A. A. Emigh
John_Milton Buckman
Emigh
Buckman
Atulissa
Bel Alice Guild
Here
Asbury Methodist Church
First Christian Church
Ernest
Thomas
Edward
West ‘Liberty
J. S. Ellis
Whipple Cemetery
Wilken Monument Works
the Park Hotel
Marcel
Call Park Hotel
Ndasle
Donse Brothers
Ny Ra
Dodge Brothers
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