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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
3
Notice to water consumers warns that those wanting water privilege must call at the City Clerk's office to arrange it. failure to comply will result in discontinuance of water service. Also mentions local businesses and items like watches and jewelry.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence by James G Whitney and I B Cavenaugh this the lith day of June 1922 Grace F Barnard Notary Public in and for Cass County
The Rebekah lodge held its regular meeting with about 100 in attendance. Elliott Rebekah lodge attended with their degree staff and initiated six candidates for Constance Rebekah lodge. A number from Griswold were present. A sumptuous banquet was served and all visitors and candidates were royally entertained.
Walnut callers and travelers visit nearby towns including Council Bluffs Omaha and Milo Iowa. Distant relatives plan trips to California and Colorado while locals seek medical visits and family gatherings. Notable names include Koll Mesdemes Deter Koll Arne Peldhahn and the Beyer and Andersen families.
Myrtle Miller, bookkeeper for the First National Bank, fell ill and was convalescing at home after her mother was called from Atlantic. She took a sudden turn for the worse early Tuesday morning.
John W Gray veteran banker and former railroad engineer was laid to rest this afternoon at 2:50 oclock. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church with Rev B Couchman officiating and interment in Oakwood cemetery Casey La.
Special to News Telegraph reports the Epworth League convention began its first session at 2:80 on June 13 with about eighty delegates present. Dist President Ralph Cockshoot led opening services while Miss Edna Willidins oversaw music. Visitors from Furagug ave a spi stayed at Crystal Lake as To clack Galilean services were held. The radio served dinner to 140 and a six o'clock luncheon followed in the church parlors. Several locals and visitors, including Miss Georgie grap and Miss Ellis, are noted in attendance or travel.
Anita residents report visits from John and wife of Walnut and Mrs J K Herriman hosts the monthly W G T meeting with Athıntiv ladies in attendance. T G Winder visits Atlantic. Fred B Parkinson and wife with Massena guests in WW Weston’s home. Lincoln Township Farm Bureau plans Friday meeting at Centrerouse with C H Van Vinck from Cumberland to speak. Forsyth Just install farm water system at W W Kirkpatelék farm Beaton Twp. E W Forsyth moves to Anita from Atlantic. Miss Edith Borttorff visiting sister Mrs E W Forsyth. Fred Mansen sells Audubon county home to Chris Jersersen Elk Horn for 150 per acre, March 1, 1923. buyer fears price may revert. D W Shinn of Casey visits Anita, guest of A L Turner.
Mrs. Anna Matheis Lang of Davis, formerly of Cumberland, died Tuesday after a illness. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Matheis and leaves a one and a half months old baby. Her sisters Mrs M Mary Mrs Louise Hines and Mrs Elsie McKiman attended the funeral. Mr and Mrs G Hy Clarke and Mr and Mrs W H Bell and families returned from a month’s vacation at Storm Lake.
Mrs Cyril Walsh formerly Marie Campbell of Atlantic visits the Walsh home with Gerald Monica and Mary. Monica Walsh attends summer school in Des Moines while local girls attend Methodist district meeting at Lewis. Eastern Star met at Mason ic Temple. Children’s Day observed by Presbyterian and Methodist churches. Elizabeth Mitchell to hold a demonstration class at Dr Preston Powell’s home. Elizabeth McCarthy returns from Des Moines. Lawn party at Emerson Correll home. Geo Fogerty and others visit Anita. Nellie Correll joins Kelsey Wegner store. Perrys return from Woodward after ferrys mother’s death.
John H. Harrison of Pasadena California, a former Anita boy now president of a Rockwell City bank and director of a Pasadena bank, visits Anita with family. He owns Iowa holdings, farms, and real estate in California and the south, while relatives from Guthrie Center Chicago and Cleveland welcome him.
Mrs Russell Birge and children spend week at Guthrie Center with her parents. Harry Richmond visited Atlantic Tuesday. Dr Stults attended Yeomen lodge in Atlantic Tuesday. Sonic members of the local Masonic lodge went to Anita Tuesday evening. Ester Hall of Massena assisting at Beebe Cafe during illness of Mr Beebe. Farmers Threshing Company of Benton township held meeting at Frank Mailander home. Postmistress Elizabeth Kaufinign aided farmers seeking corn planters. Julia Idan daughter of Harley Hickman seriously ill with lung trouble at home. James and Desere Gordon and McDermott were business visitors in Atlantic Tuesday afternoon.
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