Atlantic News In a Nutshell 1915 memories in Atlantic items
Homecomings and travels dominate the local notices. Eve J G Whitney and wife return from Council Bluffs, Grace Nelson visits La Vista Place, Oscar Otto and bride return from Davenport and other points, C C Conley plans a homecoming from Iowa City, W J Tobias to lecture nationwide, Silas Neff buys a Linn street home, Frank M Nichols recovering, Mark Nelson to Chicago for family visit, Dexfield park opening, Mrs H Paulsen visiting Des Moines kin, Tylar checks on Graham Store, Ike Block and daughter to two month trip, pallbearers named for Mrs Lloyd, sun explained, debt interest day observed, creditors meet for Rollin King, Anita visitors, Westinghouse experts at power plant, elderly Rowley touring cities, Squires couple depart for West Coast, B N Reynolds funeral, Drexel Marvin bicycled car accident, Baptist Womens Pantry sale announced.
Hushes in town and court actions unfold summary
Des Moines visitor J J Mughes checked city business while the board of supervisors scheduled a meeting for the 25th. Mrs George Anderes recovers after a suicide attempt. Wesley and Goores Ross return home from Marion for vacation. T L Green sues Rock Island railroad for 109.18 over hog shipments to Chicago. W B Atkinson departs for Cedar Rapids on a short vacation. Rock Island station receives windmill towers for beacon lights to support night mail field beacons. postmaster Blak says aviation field crews will arrive shortly to erect them.
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Reck Jnland
T. L. ‘Green
Sarah
H. M. Boorman
District Court
Rock Island Railroad—Company
Chicago
Beatons Acriva
Rock Island
Blak
Warichat
Qmall Aviation Field
Pay Roll Theft Hits New York Factory
Six armed bandits robbed the payroll at Sun nyside Works in Long Island City today, stealing about $22,000. The men fled the scene and authorities pursued possible leads.
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New York
Associated Press
Pull ™ Man Company
Sunnyside
Long Island City
Changed as He Grew Older and Time at the Door
A quotation traces aging and mood from youth to adulthood. Scheer notes how bells once brought news of good and later ominous arrivals. The reflection, attributed to Virginia Itlot, contrasts hopeful and fearful anticipation across life stages.
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Scheer Tutner
Bluffs Merchant Weds Well Known Lady
In Council Bluffs on June 15 W A Maurer a 67 year old china wholesaler married Mrs Angeline Rock Brinsmaid a prominent clubwoman and civil worker. The ceremony was held at 819 Third Avenue with Rev Wilford Ernest Mann officiating. The couple obtained a license quietly Wednesday afternoon and only immediate relatives knew of the plan.
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Bluffs
W. A. Maurer
Council Bluffs China
Angeline Rockwell Brinsmaid
D. J. Rockwell
Third Avenue
Brinsmaid
Wilford Ernest Mann
St. Pauls Episcopal Church
Maurer
Thia Morn
Busy Bee Society Meeting Postponed to 21st
Local society notes cover postponed Busy Bee club meeting at Mrs L H Laart home, Gulf and Country club dinner with 82 attendees chaired by Mrs J H Peacock, Elks Ladies social with a paper bag luncheon, Kensington L M S event at the Hoenke home, and W B S club quilting gathering.
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Busy Bee Club
L. H. Laart
Elks
The
Sth
Poplar
Kensington
Evangelical Church
Louige
Ida
Bertha Hoenke
Cedar Street
Maurer remarriage ties to public women readers
The ceremony stems from a romance that grew after the death of Maurer’s first wife. Mrs Brinsmaid, a leader in the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Colonial Dames, is active in civil work including the Red Cross during the war. The couple will reside at 841 Second Avenue in a recently altered Maurer residence.
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Ingrate
Maurer
The
Red Cross
Second Avenue
News-Telegraph Delivers Broad Reach and Quick Results
Councilman Morreto notes strawberries sold from crates ordered after ad appeared in the News-Telegraph. The paper claims reach to four thousand homes daily, with fifteen to sixteen thousand readers, ten thousand buyers, and very low cost for effective territory coverage.
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Newe-Telegraph
I D. Morreto
Stier Grocery Company
News-Telegraph
United States
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Eve
J. G. Whitney
Council Bluffs
Grace ‘Nelson
Denison, Tai
Gertrude Nelson
la Vista Place
Oscar
Otto
Bridet
Davenport
C. C. Conley
Towa City
W. J. Tobias
Anita
Adair
Fuature
Atlantic
Silas Neff
Audubon
Ed Johnson
Linn Street
2Nd
Frank M. Nichols
Poplar Street
Nelson
M. B. Nelson
Edgar
Northwestern University
Warren
Oak Park
Ill
Dexfield Park
Redfield
Dexter
Des Moines
H. Paulsen
Des. Moines
Harry Paulsen
Locust. Street
jAnga Schule
Stora
W. H. Tylar
Ottumwa
Graham Store Company
Chestnut Street
Ike Block
J. M. Lloyd
Oak S Street
J. M. Webber
Charles Stewart
Fred Lassen
D. P. Becker
William Shepperd
C. W. Peterson
John Blake
U. S. Treasury
Rollin
Annie E. King
H. P. Ziegler
A. H. Ziegler
L. C. Rowley
Darlington
Wis
I. J
Philo
Lloyay Neff
Mr. Rowley
Philadelphia
Lincoln
Neb
Merton
Squires
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Omaha
Nebraska
Mr. Squire
E. E. Squires
Montrose
Colo
B. N. Reynolds
Elm Street
F. W. Simpson
MEF
Atlantic Cemetery
I. C. C. FP. Lodge
W. B. Martin
BE. M. Willard
J. Eggers
C. B. Cue
R. Anderson
H. C. Gillett
Drexel Marvin
L. C. Marvin
Maple Street
C. W. MecGaustland
4Th
Chestnut Streets
the Baptist Womens
Barnard
Eggers Bros
Jewelers
Banters
Stanley
Brair
Tire Service Co
Hewitt Tire Shop
J. J
Jack) Mughes
Ceorge Anderes
William ‘Swelley
Goores
Esley Ross
Max Moss
Post Office Force
Marion
Iowa
Highland Place
Parker
Saturday Evening Post
Society News
Country Club
Gulf and Country Club
J. H. Peacock
W. B.S
Harry Walker
Fred Cornell
Nellie Pelzer
Ruth Lamoreasux
Mulberry’ Street
Misa Kringel
Pearl
Kringel
H. W. Nelson
Helen “Nelson
Clyde’ Butler
Locust Street
Eastern Star Lava
Eastern Star
Court House
Rehekahs
Rehekshs
Chas
Olson
Abe Block
Noble Grand
Florence Sutton
de Lawson
Mrs. Willis
Trexaurer
Gertrude
Lewis
Co-Operative
Sid
Sweer
Ere
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Sieds
Gente Es
Psa
Ieee Itd
Schall
DiSchalls
Nebe ShoeCo
Purity
Purity Ice Cream CO
W.S. Day
Prop
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