Missing Emily and Polly Threaten Hilldale Wedding
Emily Duane and friend Pauline Pennington vanish on Emily’s rehearsal day after Emily visits a peepalical. Polly’s body is found in a ravine near Emily’s scarf. Detective Bantering Stone is sought while Jim Pennington contemplates travel. Aunt Judy warns of a potential inquest while Hilldale neighbors crowd in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Duane
Pauline Pennington
Emily
Duane
Fapline
Pauline
Nell
Gibby
Jim Pennington
Mmeelf
Rodney
Pennington
Seria
Bett
Bean
Polly
New York
Mia
Betty
Mr. Benton
Hara
Ibby
Rosa
Ahail
Jim
Sayre
Tia
Serre
Pinly
Family Reunion Honor Mrs Retz At Maine Home
A family reunion honoring Mrs. Albert Retz of San Bernardino California was held at the Robert Reason home in Maine Sunday with thirty seven attending. Attendees included Lloyd Loving of Omaha and many relatives from Atlantic Walnut and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Retz
San Bernardino
Cal
Robert’ Reason
Maine
Lloyd Loving
Omaha
Wharton
Walter Reason
Lewis
J. M. Reason
Kenneth
Atlantic
Russell Lewer
Janice
Emma Welsh
Mra
Harold Welsh
Jed Baxter
Mary Mick
Robert’ Brindlay
Walnut
Frank Retz Sr
Athintle
Andrew Fredrickson
Ed. Berger
Grave condition for child after stove blast injury
A seriously burned ten year old girl Mildred Kelley of south of the city remains in grave condition at Atlantic hospital two weeks after a stove explosion. Other hospital notes include tonsil removals for Clifford Pettingil and Leta Newman, discharge of R W Brown, admissions of Sadie South, and several patients at Jones hospital. Minor injuries and illnesses across nearby towns are also reported with multiple recoveries in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Kelley
Fred Kelley
the Atlantic Hospital
Clifford Dean Pettingil
Villisea
Leta Newman
Atlantic Hospital
R. W. Brown
Sadie South
William Fox
Omaha
Jones Hospital
Wilma Harris
John N. Oehlertz
Avoca
Folke
Extra
Exiza
George Agnard
Maxine
Fannie Burnell
Wahlert, Sr
Proitmonia
Henry Minerman
Apaln
Theodore Madaen
Fightgen Monthly x
Local Notes On Visits And Treatments Across Iowa
Kas visits son Glick in Elliott Iowa while Harry Myers of Detroit visits his mother Mrs Kate Myers in Elliott. Dorothy DeWitt, an Elliott girl and W L BeWitt daughter, gains in swalth after a year teaching at Stillwater College Oklahoma and now seeks treatment at Colorado Springs. J W Luke at Excelsior Springs for rheumatism as Krause couple return from Omaha eye trouble. Ployd Cole back home from Corning after medical treatment showing improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kas
Glick
Harry Myers
Detroit, Mich
Kate Myers
Elliott Gixi
Elliott, Ia
Specia
Dorothy DeWitt
Biss
Dorothy
W. L. BeWitt
Stillwater College
Oklahoma
Colorado Springs
Col
Massena
J.W. Luke
Excelsior ‘Springs
Agin
Aut
W. R. Krause
Omaha
Detroit
Robert J. Needles
Mes. C. W. Needles
K Street
Mich
Henry. Ford
Needles
Milwaukee
Miss Lois Needles
Three Men Die in Bootleg Feud at Ridgedale
In Revenna Ohio on June 17 Joseph Dinato a 40 year old bootlegger killed two men Benjamin de Angelin 36 and Frank de Buliy 88 and fatally wounded Ralph D Amico before he killed himself. Police say Dinato sought vengeance after feuding with D Amico and fled the scene firing a gun after a pursuit. D Amico was not expected to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revenna
Joseph Dinato
Dinato
Regert Cand
Benjamin de Angelin
Roxy Club
Frank de Buliy
Agine Place
Ralph D'Amico
D'Amico
Dinoto
Schlee and Brock Aim to Lower Bea-to-Sea Air Mark
Fly ing attempt from Walksonville, Fin Furie on a transcontinental route seeks to lower the Bea to Sea air mark. Edward Schlee and Whitain appear among organizers as city officials brace for aviation events today at the municipal airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schlee
Brock
Walksonville
Fin
Furie
Edward
Whitain
Hiewworld
Aft
Ville Municipal
Recon Aviation
Local News Briefs From Atlantic and Surroundings
Numerous short items from Atlantic and nearby towns note visits, business trips, and family happenings. People from Omaha Council Bluffs Anita Griswold and Des Moines are cited visiting relatives on Spruce and Ninth streets while local merchants, professionals, and officials attend events, court cases, or conventions.
School plans and new plane featured in city note
Good weather allows a two day program with catechism history singing painting and embroidery. Captain Hawkes leads instruction while Brock pilots a Lockheed monoplané carrying 540 gallons of gasoline. A railio set is included for the east west course with no charge for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hawkes
Tolj
Schree
Brock
Marriage License and Convict Get More Years
Fort Madison reports a court assessment of Paul Munch after an attempted escape from the state penitentiary. Judge John M. Rankin sentenced Munch to five additional years, extending his prison term. The case centers on the prison escape attempt and the subsequent harsher penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Madison
Paul Munch
Aly
State Stone
John M. Rankin
Religious summer school at 88 Peter ian d' Paul Church
A religious summer school will be held at 88 Peter ian d' Paul Catholic Church opening next week June 28 in South Omaha. The program will be open to all children and will be held in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Church
Peter Ian d’ Paul
Ae Eae Sey Asic
South
Omaha
Norway Beavers Decline and Conservation Efforts Listed
A fragment notes dwindling beaver numbers in Norway to around 100 with calls for protection. Mentions possible increase to 24 000 if protections are enforced and broader conservation actions considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Merton
Mrs D H Engleman Praises Konjola Relief
Mrs. Dr H Engleman of 1220 Bluff street Waterloo reports severe stomach and bladder trouble, nervousness, and poor sleep. After seven bottles taken over seven weeks she notes complete bodily improvement, regained strength, better digestion, and banished symptoms, while stressing Konjola is not a cure-all. Advertises Atlantic Gregersen drug store and regional druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Engleman
Bluff Street
Waterloo
Atlantic
Gregersen
Adv
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Carolyn Wells
Gale
Hilldale
Arid
Judy
Hilldals
Lambie
Darling
Andi
Garnereqterdey
Aunt Judy
Bee
Pearl
Lamb
Pete
Dmary
Byrd
Burton Lamb
Mr.Garner
Imc
By Carter
Weelewells
Alittce
Loswald
S. and C
S| and Co
A. G. McNei
Knights of Columbus
Knights To Columbus
K. of C. Hall
Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church
Mission Hospital
Pymosa Lodge
Choleta Craggs
Atlantic Hospital Training School
Roy Graham
Chestnut Street
Joephine Mason
Vera McRae
Ideal Club
Devil Hyndman
Cumberlain
Carl Stengel
Masvona
Queen Esther Society
Velva Tinge
Willard Rhodes
Cumberland
Grace Védune
Corneil Bluffs
Bick
Girt
Wiota
Little Regina
Brner
Milt"Broner
R. Kent Martin
Council Bluffs
J. TH. Pino
Joral
Council /Bluffs
Anita
Nora Harris
Charles Campbell
Shranger
Shranger & Johnson Company
Onawa
J. W. Gibson
Kearney
Neb
Griswold
P. L. Arra- Smith
M. M. Meredith
Hugh
M. Reéling
Jesse Jones
Jesse N. Jones
Cass County
Des Moines
Frazer and
Peyton
Mary Payton
Roy Hedges
East Ninth Street
F. J. Mailander
John M. Afc Connell
Tate
Wiota Man
Brady McClelarid
Ames
Iowa State College
Charles E. Crow
Carroll
L. L. Balding
Richard D. Rudolph
Economy Oil Company
Nebraska
M. D. McCarville
Helen
North Platte, Neb
Fred W Steinke
Tenth
Walnut Streets
Evelyn Steinke
George J. Anstey
Turmer
Cass
News-Telegraph
City
C.L. Crouch
Gol- Best Sixth Street
Kansas City
Str
J. D. Whitehead
Bessie Myers Lowell
The
Anita Record
Sherr’ FP. Myers
Dr. Agnes Wilder
Highland
H. W. Fulton
Whitney Bank
Texas
Homer Vought
Jefferson
C. E. Vought
Emma Johnson
Doris
James Pilmer
Spruce Street
Sioux City
Doris Johnson
E. N. Drew
Salem
Ore
E. Drew
West Seventh Street
R. G. Harrison
Drew
Harrison
Muat
Sunnyside Park
Jennie M. Cass
Dee Moines
Guy Canon
Cart IL. Vedane
J. J. Bode
State Bar Meeting
Cass ¢ Unty
Henry Upson Simms
Birmingham
Ala
American Bar Association
Sims
Springfield
Missi Anta C. Temple
Mount Tolyoke College
Europe
Mass
Vermont
Samuel B. Collins
Carson
M. Breeman
Creston
Konjola
D. H. Engleman
Cera
O. G. Relyea Company
Underwood
Minden
Atlantic—Iowa
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