Marne News Notes Update Local Socials
Marne residents and visitors populate a busy week with trips to Atlantic Stuart Anita and Glenwood. Ed Edgar Taylor and wife visit. many attend C E conventions. Atlantic shoppers frequent Maine and Des Moines connections. Family visits include Berry and Gunderson relations. baby born to Harry Gill family. assorted business and leisure trips mark the town’s social scene.
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Anderson Berry
Zeta
Atlantic
J. W. Berry
Emma Johnson
Grant Blake
Gretchen Nelson
Stuart
Edna Gunderson
Lee Essington
Maine
Gibson
Edith Marsh
Anita
H. J. Busden
Maude Trailer
Dorothy Lyon
Glenwood
Lyon
Ben Show
Knoke
John McCain
Hazel Taylor
Marne
Winchester
Atlantic Visitors and Family Travel Notes
Passengers to Atlantic for Monday evening include Frank Rasmussen and wit of Atlantic visiting Maine on Sunday with Mrs. Murray. Trailer with children returned home Saturday after a three week visit to Illinois and Indiana. Mrs. A Fuller also visited Atlantic. Children's day program held at M. P. church on Sunday. Chamberlains Cough Remedy advertised as non narcotic suitable for children and adults, available everywhere.
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Atlantic
Frank Rasmussen
Wit
Maine
Murray
Ilinois
Indiana
A. Fuller
Atlante Vitor Ffi
M. P
Noble Township News Items Spotlight Local Visits and Farm Activity
G T Kuester visited Atlantic ball games Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Harrison Scott and son from near Winterset visit Dolch family. Wohlenhaus and Paul Brown travel to Hastings for a short visit. Newton and family and Lehman and family motor to Atlantic. Mrs Andrew Rothe guests from Miss Minnie Pitt High Iowa. Pelzer, Steck er visit Henry Steinbeck home. Gundlach of Griswold weeks at Herman Colch home. Ross W Eppelsheimer visits UDG Weaver home. G B McFadden buys a Ford last Saturday. Lewis Lindeman and family arrive in Atlantic. Rothe family and Alice King visit WagGoner home near Clarinda. Plowing active, many second-time plowed. J M and H Frank sell lambs and drive to Atlantic. Marten roads graded near Henry pickup. Many youths attend Grant show. Sothman visits Massina. Meyer family visit D J Woldlenhaus. Chas Carstensen from Atlantic plants in vicinity. Solhman bros shell corn. Pfaltzgraff family visit Radig home. Marten visits Cumberland. Weppler family from near Lewig visits. Eppelsheimer weaves corn to Mex Givens near Grant. Henry Marten family dine at Nettz home. Local inventory listings promote velocipedes and wagons for children. Prices listed from 1.45 to 3.95. Henshaw & Martin, The People's Store. Franks Drug Co. We are home decorators.
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G. T. Kuester
Atlantic
Harrison Scott
Winterset
Herman Dolch
H. (. Wohlenhaus
Paul Brown
Hastings
B. B. Newton
W.lehman
Andrew Rothe
Minnie Pitt
High
Iowa
Fred
Paul Pelzer
W. Stecker
Henry Steinbeck
John Gundlach
Griswold
Herman Colch
Ross W. Eppelsheimer
UDG. Weaver
G. B. McFadden
Lewis Lindeman Alrived
Carl
Felks
Grant
Wn. Sothman
Wm. Meyer
D. J. Woldlenhaus
Chas. Carstensen
Solhman Bros
F. P. Pfaltzeraff
L. M. Radig
Wm. Marten
Cumberland
John Weppler
Lewig
Wm. Eppelsheimer
Givens
Henry Marten
Nettz
Allen Spent Money in Gubernatorial Campaign Study
Senator J. H. Allen of Pocahontas reports spending 18 321 dollars for the Republican gubernatorial nomination as filed under the law. Dr. W. C. Deers, dentist, Imsen Fulton Building, phone Green 45.
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J. H. Allen
Pocahontas
W. C. Deers
Imsen Fulton Building
Hughes Portrait From Nomination Era Stirring Public Interest
A photograph of Charles Evans Hughes, the Republican presidential candidate, is described as taken after his nomination and acceptance. Reporters noted Hughes’s calm, composed demeanor during interviews following the nominating event, highlighting public fascination with the former Supreme Court justice.
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Charles Evans Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Genias
Bomb in mail car explodes in Butte Montana
A bomb inside a mail pouch on a Chicago, Burlington & Quincy to Oregon Short Line transfer exploded in a mail car at Butte. It was addressed to the governor of Utah. Federal authorities investigate as Postmaster Phil Goodwin collects bomb fragments.
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Butte
Mont
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Oregon Short Line
Utah
Phil Goodwin
63 Graduated at Wabash Largest Class Ever Turned Out
Crawfordsville June 17 six ty three seniors formed the largest class ever graduated from Wabash College receiving the bachelor of arts degree. John York Farber and Norman E. B. Tannentau m received the master of arts degree. John H Holyday of Indianapolis delivered the day’s address as doctor of laws. Reverend Charles Claude Travin of Fort Wayne earned the doctor of divinity degree. G L Mackintosh noted in a statement gymnasium completion and Harry N. Fine class of 1896 of Crawfordsville was chosen alumni trustee succeeding Otto Gresham of Chicago.
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Crawfordsville’ College
Crawfordsville
G. L. Mackintosh
Harry N. Fine
Otto Gresham
Chicago
County's First Perjury Conviction in Crawford County
English Indiana June 17 For the first time in Crawford County a person has been convicted of perjury. William Roberson, who has only one leg, was found guilty by a jury of perjury after testifying that William Roll who was shot December 24 by Jerry Moore shot himself. Roberson testified before the coroner.
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English
Ind
Crawford County
William Roberson
William Roll
Jerry Moore
Roberson
Greek Meetings Denounce Entente in June Gatherings
In Athens on June 17 crowds gathered at several meetings denouncing the Entente. Resolutions expressed loyalty to King Constantine and confidence in Premier Skouloudis and his government policies.
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Entente
Atheny
Greece
Constantine
Skouloudis
British Extend Mine Field Move Near Noord Hinder
The naval department says the English mine field in the North Sea will be extended and the Noord Hinder Tightship will be moved about eighteen sea miles northward.
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The
Hague
Naval Department
North Sea
Noord Hinder
Convention Delegate Dies in St Louis
William Fasting, Buffalo Postmaster and convention delegate, died in St Louis at the Maryland hotel. The 46-year-old former German immigrant, appointed postmaster by President Wilson in Berlin, collapsed during the event and was identified as a proxy for a mayoral delegation.
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William F. Fasting
Buffalo
St. Louis
William
F.kaetite
Maryland
Lylegate
Wilson
Massena News Highlights Local Visitors and Summer Plans
Local residents and visitors are noted in multiple brief items. Mr and Mrs Sheridan and daughter visited W H Hewitt and family. Florence Hunter returns from Iowa City. Maude Weimer home from Waterloo teaching. Mac Hewitt joins family for summer at East High connection. Geo Morse returns from Corning. Des Moines summer school attendees listed. Shike family arrival from University Place Nebraska. fishing trip planned to Spirit Lake. Ida White visits Corning. Cres ton visits by Mrs Buboltz and others. Children’s Day events at M E church and upcoming Baptist church observances.
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Massena
J. M. Sheridan
Nodaway
W. H.hewitt
Florence Hunter
Iowa City
Maude Weimer
Waterloo
Geo
Arnold
Eda
Arne
Mac
East High
Wil
Eeho
Geo. Morse
Corning
W. J. MceVinna
M. M. McIntire
Emma Larson
Delores Limbaugh
Leah Watson
Mable Wollenhaupt
Des Moiness
Wayland Hopley Returns From Iowa City Visit
Wayland Hopley comes home after a year at school in Iowa City. Mia, Plunket and daughters Eloise and Leota of Council Bluffs plan to visit New England, North Carolina relatives this summer. Alex Reynolds of Atlantic is in Lewis for the past week. Lewis observes Flag Day on Wednesday. Ed Askew and son Peter of Des Moines visit at the Hopley home. Misses Mildred Myers and Mabel Ken-
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Lewis
Ed Askew
Peter
Des Moines
Hopley
Mildred Myers
Mabel Ken
Highland Park notes and local weddings in Atlantic week
n edy and Mr Neil Ziko ard taking the correspondence course in Highland Park. Girls from the class of 1916 spent Thursday in Atlantic to have their graduating pictures taken. Miss Lucille Donahue plans to open a misery shop in Griswold August 1. Prof Andrews returned to Lewis to vote on school bonds which passed by a wide margin. Peter Hopley to Rochester Minnesota for gallstone operation. A large turnout at the opening dance Thursday. Ruth Woodward and Bee Moffitt returned to Lywia to attend the Davis Youngson wedding. Summer school attendance continues at Highland Park.
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Nédy
Neil Ziko Ard
Highland.Park
Migs Louise
Fulton
Actrip
The
West
Atlantic
Brad Davis
Toy
Priscilla Davis
Chicago
Lucille Donahue
Griswold
Prof. Andrews
Lewis
Peter Hopley
Rochester
Mihn
Hopley
Gall Stones
Ruth Woodward
Bee Moffitt
Lywia
Davis-Youngson
Highland Park
Farm Loan Rates Open at Wood and Savery Iowa
Farm loans are available at six percent interest with preparatory steps taken. Call and see Wood and Savery successors to John H Wood at Atlantic Iowa for monogram stationery and related services.
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Wood & Savery
John H.‘Wood
Atlantic
Iowa
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