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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1926

Page

5

Des Moines Optometrists Secretary and Officers Elected

Dr George L Goodale of Lenox serves as Secretary of the Iowa State Association of Optometrists with Dr D A Kirney of Charles City elected first vice president. Also noted are funeral services for merchant Marena Younker and a landmark New York Stock Exchange seat sale to William Coughlin. A Dortmund tragedy ends in multiple deaths by axe.

Reelesford Des Moines Iowa George L.goodale Lenox Iowa State Associat‘ation Optometrists D. _A. Kirney Charles City Dea Molnen Marena Younker Pioneer Town New

Ship Crew Rescued After Japanese Rescue Operation

Sixty crew members from the British steamship crew aboard the City of Naples were saved after wrecking on a coral bar near Miyako Island, Japan. They were rescued by the Japanese cruiser Kosuga and destroyer 2nd arrived safely at Berlin. President Von dinden burg today. The delegation at the stadium features spies in ta at the American embassy. doctors will see a gale performance.

Tokyo Enerman City of Naples Miyako Zonas Japan Kosuga Berlin von. Dindenburg For Am N-Phyaiciang Spi He. Atate Opera

Chicago Welcomes Eleven Visiting Cardinals Today

Cardinal Bonzano, envoy of Pope Pius XI, arrives in Chicago for the twenty-ninth International Eucharistic Congress amid a lavish welcome. A procession of cardinals and delegates, escorted by 2,000 police, crowds along the lakefront to Holy Name Cathedral as Mayor Dever and Governor Small greet the dignitaries.

Chicago Ve. N.S Cardinal Bontano Pius XI Rome Bonzano Ulmois Central Station New York William E Papal Legato Munellen

Rock Island Meet Attended by Noted Cardinals and Delegates

The Cada township farm bureau hosts a meeting with guests including Cardinal Bonzano and a procession of primates and archbishops. Delegates arriving today include Cardinal O'Donnell of Ireland Cardinal Casanova of Spain Cardinal Dubla of France and others from Austria Germany Hungary Rennes Boston Philadelphia New York and beyond.

Cardinal Bonzano Cardinal O'Donnell Ireland Cardinal Casanova Spain Piil Austria Cardinal Dubola France Cardinal Faulhaber Germany Cardinal Cazernach Hungary Cardinal Charont Rennes O'Donnell Boston Daugherty- of

Buyers Come West To Get Merchandise At Chicago Sale

Buyers arrived from New York to San Francisco for the Carson Finne Scott company removal sale in Chicago. Wayne Bullock and his son Wallace Bullock witnessed the event and reported the sale offers substantial bargains to the public via the store’s big advertisement.

Chicago New York Carson-Finne-Scott Company Wayne Bullock Wallace Bullock Bullock Hibnee Mohd Kepee San Francisco

Local store offers bargain array in moving sale

In a bold savings spree, Lyvholusale firm Cur gon Pirie Scott & Company moved a vast Chicago headquarters by gutting a wall and building a viaduct to roll crates across the street. Local Bullock store advertises new shipments from this relocation with deep discounts and a special sale to attract buyers.

Curgon Pirie Scott& Company Chicago Joral

Investigate County Committee Primary Expenses Report

Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a county committee investigation into primary expenses with a reference to a $3,000,000 figure. Details are unreadable, but the item suggests scrutiny of campaign or administrative spending by a county body.

Incton Ene N Dey Field

Young Buffalo mechanic John Swink dies after yard accident

John Swink, 28, a hunter and son of Mrs. Anna Swink of 440 Pickham Street Buffalo No V, died at Atlantic hospital after being struck by a stock car in railroad yards near the Sherret elevator. He was reportedly attempting to hop a freight when the car shifted, mangling his left leg and arms. a companion fled the scene and a second hobo provided fragmented details. Swink’s mother was notified and his father left for Buffalo toward the remains.

John Swink Hunter Anna Swink Pickham Street Buffalo Wiota Atlantic Hospital Papbo Hobo Dennis Usher Usher Dallas Conoper Albert Everett Calvert A. A Berry. Seed ’Company KSO

Grand M B Church Night Picnic At Sunnyside Park

The M B Church Night Picnic at Sunnyside Park drew over two hundred attendees, one of the church's largest and most enjoyed events recently. Activities included a girls song contest won by Miss Gertrude Nelson, races for various ages, a Bible quotation contest, and indoor baseball. aquatic events were canceled due to no pool water.

Sunnyside Park M.B Gertrude “Nelson Arthur Locke Robert Dalton Gertrude Nelson Marjorie Pellet Jane Parmley Xace Roland.Schuler Ghent Parmtex L G.shuler Paw Milford Rose Morris Paul Milford O'Dlobk

San Antonio man named president of Rotary Clubs

In Denver today Harry A. Rogers of San Antonio Tex was elected president of Rotary International for 1927 after the withdrawal of Arthur Sapp and Sim Davis who urged Rogers be chosen without further balloting. Rogers was acclaimed president amid short addresses by delegates and a pledge of support from the meeting.

Denver Cols Harry A. Rogers San Antonio Tex Rotary International Arthur Sapp Huntington Ind Sim Davis Butte Mont Rogers Tary Tribe

Remains of Former Local Lady to Be Buried Saturday

The body of Mrs. Mattie A. Beers formerly of Atlantic will be buried Saturday in Atlantic cemetery following a 2:30 PM service at Osborne Tomalson chapel 313 Chestnut Street. She died after an operation in New York City and was returned with her daughter Mrs. Laura B Page. Surviving are her husband E A Beers and two daughters Mrs. Page of New York and Mrs. George A. Nei man of Avoca. born October 14, 1865 in Jackson County Iowa. Families from local area attended the funeral preparations. Interment will be at Atlantic cemetery.

New York City Atlantic Cemetery Mattie A. Beers Gord J. Beers Iowa Boers James M. Keelay Harry Orin Fox Keeley Jackson County E. 4. Beers Glinton Town Page New York George A. Neiaman Avoca Bears Chas D. Beers Osborne Tomalson Chestnut Street George D. Rogers The Baptist Church

Cumberland Man Nose in Runaway

Adolph Pettinger suffers a broken nose when a cultivator bolt loosens and spooks horses, sending the implement into him after he unclasps vines from his neck just before the incident in Cumberland New Brunswick.

Cumberland News - Telegraph Adolph Pettinger Pettinger Adollph

Hupps Attend Walnut Exposition Away From Rad Oak

Mr and Mrs Hupp accompanied by a Rad Oak resident left Wednesday to attend the Walnut exposition. The trip to the exhibition was noted as part of local social activity with plans to return.

Walnut Hupp

Clarinda Tornado Toll Rises With Deaths Injuries

A Clarinda tornado killed two people and injured many, with Douglas and Dennis Usher among the dead. Mrs Morrisons and Fay Morrison were seriously hurt as homes were wrecked and a radio tower damaged. Rescue crews, from nearby towns, aided victims as the storm struck around 3 15 PM, leaving widespread destruction and broken communication lines.

Clarinda Douglas Dennis Usher Mra J. C. Morrisons Misa Fay Morrison Charles Gasey Lyman. Ernst D. Douglas Mr. Douglas Ernst

Eighteen Die in Pittsburgh Area Train Collision

Fatal crash near Gray Station east of Pittsburgh involved the Cincinnati Limited and the Pittsburgh Washington Express. Engineer W S Gordon blamed after signaling failure. 18 known dead, with several others feared. Rescue crews search wreckage as investigations begin.

Pittsburg Gordon Cincinnnati To New York Limited Pittsburgh-Washington Express G. M. Sixsmith Central Division Pennsylvania Railroad Pennsylvania Sixsmith Cincinnati Gray

Griswold Ead To Work During Summer On Daily Iowan

Newell Jones son of Dr C R Jones and nephew of County Treasurer Jones goes to Iowa City to work this summer on the Daily Iowan. He combines a journalism course with his liberal arts study at the university and will earn credits toward graduation.

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