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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1930
Page
2
P. G. Flinchum, a prohibition agent, was killed and officer H. V. Andrews fatally wounded in a pitched gun battle near Goldsboro North Carolina as they pursued a liquor car. The crash injured two more officers B. A. Fale and FP. E. Street. the rum runners fled.
Two lawsuits filed after a May 28 collision north of Harlan on primary No 4 name Greger Philson as owner and Earl MacCamley as driver. Plaintiffs Ray Lewis and May Muir allege negligent truck operation and seek damages including medical, permanent injury and disfigurement. Muir claims severe injuries and a broken nose. Lewis seeks damages for his car and towing.
Lawrence Galiher of Atlantic was a business visitor Thursday in Anita. N Pheree and brother Milo, who had been visiting relatives nearby, left Wednesday for Scottsville Kansas to handle real estate holdings and visit relatives. Carl H. Miller attended to business in Oakland. Postmaster Ed L. Newton was called to Creston on Thursday afternoon and stayed overnight.
Mrs E B Keagey and daughter Beulah with Mrs Gladys Wissler and her son Harry drive to Indianola for summer school. They return Monday. Jean Wood, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Wood, came home Sunday after two weeks with Mr and Mrs Brooks at Griswold. Mrs Charles Moore and Mrs H A Hickman with daughter Julia visit Mrs Meredith Perrin at Atlantic. George C Marker Virginia Berry William Brown Virginia Lawton Annabel Woodward and Georgia Lackey travel to Grinnell for the annual Bible training school.
State highway official C Coy Kendal writes that the No 71 TQ South Audubon paving from Extra to the south county line will likely be let on June 24. Plans are complete, with a gravel shortage delaying further season work. southwestern Iowa accounts for over a third of the state’s paving, more than Minnesota this year.
Lewis Iowa social notes report departures and visits. Golden Zike returns from Lewis to Edison Nebraska with aunt Mrs Jim Zike. Saunders family picnic near Galfax. Irene Saunders back from Oakland. Jessie Conn visits Beat Rice Nebraska. Walter Andrews of Villigen visits Edgard. Norman Quinn family visits Des Moines. Paul Kirchoff and Ray Burkhalter go to Omaha. Pulley party to Shenandoah. A M Gain and Alberta Roberts visit Shenandoah and Chillicothe. Watson cares for Mrs Maddux. Calbert Marker and Susie Smith visit Omaha. Genevieve Grulke in Omaha at Glen Upson. Steinmates visit Janie Goeury. multiple relatives noted.
Cass County shows 148 unemployed per eighth district census supervisor Hugh J. Tamisiea with Cass township listing four jobless. Across the area 936 unemployed in 147 of 229 districts. Atlantic reports 110 jobless with township totals including Masevent nine and Griswold eleven. other counties show varied counts.
A Guthrie Center man secured a permit to operate an oil station at Fifth and Him streets in Guthrie Center. The council session also addressed garbage disposal matters and noted the site on the old William Bunnett property. Local residents were informed the permit was granted during a special council meeting.
Council Bluffs and Omaha trustees of the Howell bridge bill plan a meeting in Omaha to discuss federal aid and bridge type to span the Missouri between the two cities. Mayors Brown and Metealf, plus Harry H. Lapidus and Dr. M. E. OKeefe, authorized to consult engineers and attorneys.
A son was born June 7 to Mrs. Russell Michaels, named Russell Howard. Mr. and Mrs. George Pigsley announce the birth of a baby daughter born June 1. Public notices indicate want ads bring results.
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