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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1929
Page
2
Audubon Iowa residents learned at a June 16 special meeting that the Community Club executive committee voted against a July fourth observance this year. A fall festival plan was noted as a possible alternative pending club action, with a business district survey showing 44 merchants in favor and 43 opposed.
Idaho residents and relatives gather for extended summer visits in Walnut Idaho and nearby towns. Names include Genevieve Backus of Blackfoot with sister Mrs Edward Wischer, Mrs F A Gallagher and brothers in Independence Missouri, Edward Stuart in Kansas City, Robert at Lees-Sunmill, Martha Sell of American Falls visiting her mother H W Sell and family, and others from Waterloo Iowa. The community shares travel and hosting details as several households anticipate warm months with relatives.
Local creamery on West Tamlin reported closing its doors amid an unspecified disturbance. Officials said operations halted temporarily pending investigation, with plans to resume once safety and compliance checks are completed.
Arthur Anderson a young man who was serving six months for a liquor violation in Audubon was paroled Saturday under the same terms as his first parole. He must report weekly to Attorney T. M. Rasmussen and remains subject to parole conditions. The case followed a prior drunkenness offense and parole violations earlier in May.
Brayton residents hosted relatives arriving from Ford N D and Omaha Nebraska. Mrs Cora Frepin retired to her home after a visit with daughter Mrs Lester Hansen in Omaha. George Cannon and family returned from their honeymoon in Alaska. A L Dewey moved his family from Neola to Brayton to become the new Rock Island agent. multiple families and individuals listed, including Mr and Mrs Carl Mirdsen, Dora Nelsen, Lena Christensen, and others visiting and traveling to Des Moines Clinton Guthrie Center and Aberdeen area.
Special dispatch notes the Pleasant Township Farm Bureau meeting held Friday evening at the home of Dryland Arts Herry Shaf fer. After the business session a program followed with a women’s committee serving luncheon. Cass Township Farm Bureau members planned gatherings and food was served. Waveland Township Farm Bureau announces its next meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs N S Collins.
June 14 Walnut Neb special includes Claud Greve and son Henry to Blair and daughter Mrs Fred Long. Miss Leona Exgerstedt and Miss Roger Robinson depart Monday for Long Beach Cal to reside and vacation. Other local residents with ties to Omaha, Des Moines, Atlantic, and Hastings visit or travel for medical care, work, or family events.
Ada Woods a longtime Anita resident and wife of Woods died in Nevada Missouri after a brief illness. She was sister of Mrs Earl former Anita resident and known for community involvement. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Baptist church in Mire Mo and interment at Nevada. She was about 90 and connected to families including Saunders and others.
Bedford receives serum Tuesday afternoon after a rattlesnake bite injured Jim Taylor, 40, a county truck driver, while unloading along a byroad. Doctor says he rests easier after treatment.
Fred A. Kidder 60 longtime Red Oak resident and former Iowa Nebraska Power Service superintendent dies Thursday night. He served as councilman and held key posts for years. Survived by wife Mrs G W Griffith of Red Oak and four sons Dwight, Milton, Hugh and F B Kidder plus daughter. Funeral services were held today.
Miss Ruth Vig of Muir Nebraska is visiting Miss Ethel Bladt at the Peter Bladt home. The occasion notes Rev P S Vig a theology professor at a data college. Hirthur Nielsson led baking duties at the Vocal bakery during the absence. Vernto Fredrickean visiting relatives.
Midwest educators gather at a rural school conference here today under federal sponsorship. United States Commissioner of Education WH Cooper, Mrs Katherine Cook chief of Agnie Yoho specialist, and state education leaders attend to discuss county instruction, superintendent concerns, and rural schooling policies.
Church of Christ led by Pastor Ross Williams will hold services at the usual hour. Miss Genevieve Mise and Miss Eva Magareil will present five reports from the Missionary Convention held at Red Oak this week. A meeting of the Church Board of officers will follow Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the church.
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