Teachers Enroll in County Normal Institute Classes
Enrollment at the county normal institute now exceeds 175 with Class A teachers listed by towns including ATLANTIC and ANITA. The roster covers teachers with one and no experience, names across Cumberland Grant Griswold Lewis Marne Massena Oakand and WIota, plus a note of Elks Minstrels at the Opera House and prices at Fred Alexander's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ass County Normal Institute
Atlantic
Florence L.pratt
Lavina Miller
Florence Chenoweth
Ella Potter
Grace H. Ashby
Stella Brillhart
Fanta Glass
Ethel Morrow
Emma Swin
Mary Marker
Genevieve Hedges
Gertrude Louis
Verne C. Jones
Myrtle R. Hardenburgh
Myrtle Reynolds
Zeta Berry
Margaret Mayberry
Floy Brooks
Grace A. Borchardt
Lizkis Troy
Lillian Kirk
Irma Gaylord
Laura Pelzer
Blendena Saliabury
Cora M. Davis
Austa E. Bell
Ruth Lamoreaux
Laura I. Becker
Louise Hostetler
Florence Barnes
Feene Hall
Irene Hall
Grace Lee
Anna Pipgrass
Anita
Lucy Galiher
Bertha Edith Rogers
Mia
Phoebe Tharnish
Nettie Rogers
Edna Marsh Mallory
Cumberland
Cecelia Dorsey
Zeta Studley
Mayo V.waters
Bernice Mills
Adair
Marcella Holliurake
Griswold
Littie M. Rudig
Gladys Forsythe
Mary Rothe
M. Elizabeth Lischer
Emma Thulin
Mary Hodge
Minnie E. Scharf
Edna Underwood
Myrtle Petty
Florence
Lischer
Eya Conard
Grant
Tillia Weston
Massena
Christina Hollen Marne
Blanche M. Seybert
Lottie Hill
Mayme Smith
Lewis
Mildred Myers
Arleen McDonald
Ruth Woodward
Oakland
Maek Kennedy
Wiota-H
Alan Humphrey
Hulda Heinke
Arleen
Fatlantic
Florence Belle Marker
Pearl Beech
Florence E. Shrock
Anna Andersen
Muriel Thompson
Beulah Taylor
Grace Grarsfield
Jessie Werner
Matilda Dallinger
Martha Dallinger
Elsie Brikhart
Mabel Kennedy
Pluma Cambridge
Sadie Webber
Anita—Zeta I. Petit
Louise Cihak
Daisy C. Jenkins
Goldie Watkins
Edith Parker
Zeta Fraser
Jessie Miller
Bettie C. Smyth
Ghiswold
Yallie Forsyth
Alex Forsyth
Ethelyn Harris
Gladys Gifford
Perry Snyder
Mary Rohner
Glenda‘’e McNutt
Minnie Reed
Ethel G
Tracy Lewis
Glice Smith
Hazel LeFleur
Ruth Camp
Winifred Myers
Maude D Painter
Fern Robinson
Marne
Mary BD
Seybert
Irma F. Stevenson
Grace Kennedy
Wiota
Hazelle Nordman
Jessie M. Smith
Mary Quist
Anna Ball
L. Margaret Bell
Mayberry resident critically injured in foot accident
Mayberry south of town resident Jake Taylor won two prizes at the drag day in Lewis representing the Atlantic Commercial club. Taylor received first for traveling the greatest distance and first on dragging. W H Pierce and W H Willoughby won second place in dragging and distance respectively. M D Sheets won best decorated team and drag. three months of Lewis Standard, a flour sack, and a beef roast were among prizes. The event drew twenty one drags and locally provided merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Taylor
Atlantic Commercial Club
Lewis
W. H
Pierce
Willoughby
W. Kennedy
H. D. Kunze
M. D. Sheets
Lewis Merchants
Lewis Standard
Lewis Mill
Guidice trial moved to Glenwood Iowa venue change granted
Special to the News Telegraph reports Mills County Iowa grants a change of venue for Francisco Guidice the confessed murderer of Howard H Jones to Glenwood. County Attorney Capell agrees not to resist the move acknowledging potential appeal grounds if court delays or disturbances occur. Guidice seeks life imprisonment over death penalty and aims to plead guilty to avoid capital punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Telegraph
Council Blutts
Capell
Francisco Guidice
Howard H. Jones
Wheeler
Glenwood
Mills County
Supreme Court
Guidice
Young Girl Thrown From Horse Injures Chin
The daughter of J. T. Collier and wife of Washington township was riding when she was thrown from the horse and kicked on the chin, suffering a deep cut. A doctor treated the wound with multiple stitches.
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J. T. Collier
Washington Township
Quick Lunch Counter Changes Hands in City Deal
B. W. Cambiii and wife from Counsell Bluffs bought the quick lunch counter east of the Postal Telegraph from Will Lawton. George W. Johnson will operate the business serving quick lunches. Also noted is an Iowans patent grant for an adjustable scaffold trestle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Cambiii
Counsell Bluffs
Will Lawton
Postal Telegraph
Geo. W. Johnson
Plastering the Winne Building Nears Completion
Reports show plastering on the new Winne Building progressing with expectations it will soon resemble a finished structure. The Commercial Club board met last evening, approving bills and conducting routine business. Graduation exercises for Cass County eighth graders occur June 20 at the Presbyterian church in connection with the normal institute. Councilman George F. Lung plans a brief vacation to Excelsior Springs with his wife. Miss Parsons' friends learn of the death of Kilbourne’s father. Cardio Bros Cafe on Chestnut Street has added a steel ceiling and more improvements soon. City Council meets at five for the Harmon Coal Company property sale. dispute over the abstract may derail the deal if no agreement is reached. Alma and Gertrude Rathman visit their grandparents on Walnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Cass County
Normal Institute
Excelsior Springs
George F. Lung
News-Telegraph
Cardio Bros
Lower
Chestnut Street
Cardio
Harmon Ooal Company
Harmon
Personal notes and visits from area residents
John R. Hensley of Hxira called in the city on his way to inspect his farm north of town. Ross Lang and family moved from south Walnut to south Hazel street. George W. Wakefield visited for business and friends. Rev F W Heinke and others attended missionary meetings at the German Evangelical Lutheran church. W T U to meet Thursday at 3 pm with flower mission day. J W Spiker leaves Prudential Life Insurance after four years. Arthur Hayward and son of Idaho Falls in town en route to Allegan to visit relatives. Fred Hoenke of Merchants Grey travels to Harlan as the team departs for tournament games. A fishing trip party returning from Spirit Lake reports fine roads and best fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Hensley
Hxira
Ross Lang
South Walnut Street
South Hazel Street
George W. Wakefield
F. W. Heinke
H. Baken
Emily
Carl
H.kloppenburg
Franklin’ Township
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Arthur Hayward
Little Son
Idaho Falls
Allegan
Mich
Hayward
Elks Minstrels Set as Biggest Ever at Opera House
The Elks Minstrels directed by A. H. Shierwood at the Opera House promises a top line show with mirth melody and city talent. Rehearsals are going well and the event is billed as worth traveling miles to see. Seats go on sale at Moore drug store tonight.
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Elks’ Minstrels
Opera House
A. H. Shierwood
P. C
Moore Drug Store
Interesting figures about mail carriers in town
The local post office tracked five city carriers showing each carried about 10 pounds 8 ounces of letters daily equal to 431 letters and 89 pounds 6 ounces of all mail about 750 pieces. Carriers walked about 13 miles daily per pedometer. Last Wednesday a speed test under government supervision recorded an average of 16.7 pieces per minute.
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Gov Shield
Appeals Planned After Court Awards Road Sale
The south end bidders who objected to bids on the A. N. and S. line north and south ends will appeal the court ruling awarding the road to Robert Absles on the south end and the north end bondholders on the north end. A supersedeas bond of 320000 is set. Attorney for appellants is B. A. Godspeed.
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South End
Arthur
Robert Absles
South
North End
B. A
Benefit Ball Game At Lewis For White Pole Association
A benefit ball game is scheduled for next Saturday at four in Lewis at the uptown diamond. The event features the old timers versus the boy scouts in a daytime night baseball setup using the large indoor night ball. Proceeds go to the White Pole Association.
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Lewis
Uptown
White Pole Association
Boy Scouts
Funeral of William Trede Held This Afternoon
Funeral services for the late William Trede were held this afternoon at the Congregational church at 2:30 led by Rev. Spelman. Interment followed at Atlantic cemetery with pallbearers from the local lodge of Elke identified as James Etter Nels Brown H L Becker Harley Butler J B Hedges and BE Mar iquig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Trede
Congregational Church
Rev. Spelman
Atantic
Elke
James Etter
Nels Brown
H. L. Becker
Harley Butler
J. 8. Hedges
BE. & Mariquig
Opera house crowd aims to support wife after will
A large audience attended a late night will reading at the opera house two weeks ago, revealing that William Trede left all to his wife. Tonight a new vaudeville program is promised as the crowd plans to return. Emery Burgner announces a move to a new shop location above the Cook pool hall and invites old and new customers for careful alterations.
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Wm. Trede
Opera House
Wis
Emery Burgner
Cook Pool Hall
Bal
Beware the By-Roads Last Day Run Delightful Evening Ride
A late Sunday drive from the city along the Joop and Lewis road ended on the Botna bridge with a romantic sight as a couple in a passing car hastily retreated. The 1913 by-road sociability run continued to Lorah Brayton Audubon and Audubon’s reception drew nearly two thousand people. Vaudeville by Collins Abbott and a German band provided entertainment amid festive crowds and a puncture was the only mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farma
Lewis Road
Botna
Love
Henry Ford
Bradley
Lorah
Brayton Brayton
Uta
Balra
Audubon
Collins & Abbott
Funeral for A A Wise Held at Baptist Church
Funeral services for the late A A Wise were held this afternoon at 2 30 oclock at the Baptist church with Rev Wolek officiating. Interment followed at Atlantic cemetery. Pallbearers included John Frank Ben Reynolds J Felt Jacob Christensen I N Sutton and John Welch.
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A. A. Wise
The
Baptist Church
Rev. Wolek
Atlantic Cemetery
John Frank
Ben Reynolds
J. Felt
Jacob Christensen
I, N. Sutton
John Welch
George Martin and Wife Visit From Panama
George Martin and his wife, visiting from Panama, are staying with his parents W. B. Martin and his wife. He is taking a vacation from government work on the isthmus, enjoying time with family.
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George Martin
Wife
Panama
George
W. B. Martin
Merchants’ Greys to Tour with Fire Dept Team
The local fire department and the running team will depart the city on Number 13, the early west bound flyer, tomorrow morning. A Pullman car will be reserved for their use and the Merchants’ Greys will accompany them, playing two feature games during the tourney.
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Merchants’ Greys
Back to the Old Love at Atlantic National Bank
Will McWald, former bookkeeper at the Atlantic National Bank twenty years ago, returned to banking yesterday and assumed a position at the same bank. He says he knows the banking game from A to Z and wishes to stay connected, noting there are more patrons now than in his previous tenure.
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Will McWald
Atlantic National Bank
Will
Will Extend the Walk for Post Office Area
The custodian of the local post office building will advertise for bids to extend the walk around the building to the curb following government guidance. The move aims to improve sidewalk access and safety around the postal facility.
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Postoffice
Weather Forecast for Iowa Turns Warmer This Week
The forecast calls for fair skies in Iowa with continued warmer weather through tonight and Wednesday. No significant precipitation expected. temperatures described as mild to warm across the state as conditions prevail.
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Iowa—Fair and
Avoca Welcomes Atlantic Boosters With German Band
Tuesday at 10:10 o clock the Atlantic boosters arrived in Avoca with thirty four cars and one hundred fifty people on their sociability run. A platform near Diedrich's Sons store bore a liberal League foundation and bunt ing with a Wie ooeston welcome. Mayor smuth gave the welcome address as Attorney Clovis of Atlantic spoke briefly. The little German band played well. The visitors toured Avoca merchants for about a half hour then headed to Hancock and Oakland for dinner. Secretary Bradley of the Atlantic Commercial Club praised Avoca roads and rooms, inviting another visit. The Atlantic group praised the road between Atlantic and Avoca as in excellent condition. The boosters left in good spirits.
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Atlantic Boosters
Avoca
Alatform
Diedrich’s Sons
Liberal League
Hancock
Oakland
Bradley
Atlantic ‘Commercial Club
Atvae Commercial Club
Atlantic
Atlantic Boys
Avoca Commercial Club
Avoca Journal-Ferald
Big Attendance at the Trailer Funeral
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah were largely attended by local residents. The interment took place at Marne cemetery with several city attendees including J.W. Butler, R. B. Butler, J. O. Fudge and wife, J. F. Byers and wife, among others.
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Sarah
Marne Yea~terday
Marne
J.W
R. B. Butler
J. O. Fudge
J. F. Byers
Well Known Adair Man Is Dead
Secretary J J Rapp of the local lodge of Wiks received word yesterday of the death at Des Moines at four o clock Sunday afternoon of J J Hayden of Adair a member of the local lodge of Hika
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Rapp
Wiks
Des Moines
J. J. Hayden
Adair
Hika
Doctor Burke In Hospital Rumor Explodes
Today report states Dr. Chas Burke is in a Council Bluffs hospital after illness. A sensational rumor alleging suicide was false. doctors expect him to be discharged in a few days.
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Chas
Burke
Council Bluffs Hospital
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Eleanor Forsyth
Zell Cook
Genevieve Clark
Hester Buakman
Zee Fellows
Rachel L. Selders
May Lane
Maerea Smith
Bridgewatha
Bertha Ramney
Elk Horn
Anna Lange
Lewis—Marie Smith
Lucile Donahoe
Myrtle Starr
Fern Hrickeon
Anna H. Herman
Irma E. Bell
Vina Foster
Walnut
Aletha Mickel
the Elks Minstrels
the Opera House
Fred Alexander
Vol” Mayberry
Mayberry
Ving
Tan
Commercial Club
Alma
Gertrude Rathman
Mrs
Henry Wiechmann
Fred Hoenke
Merchants' Grey
Harlan
Greys
A. 8.Mullins
Clyde Campbell
Smith Harlan
Roy Harlan
Spirit Lake
Campbell
Selks Minstrels
DR. Burke
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