Atlantic Territory News Of Interest By Phone And Mail
Grant Ja June 17 Special Mir wind Mrs Frank Cox and children return home after visit with friends at Adair Gene Denese two weeks in Deg Maines Helen Jones Henderson spent weekend with friends Mrs R A Wilson attended postmasters convention in Shenandoah Mrs R A Wright visiting relatives at Coburg M and M Nielsen drove Bunty to Carrell for a day Jay Avkey family visited Mrs Tey Ackermain’s home J T Askhaugh business trip to La Vilisca Fyelyn Starlin visiting Carroll area with her parent North parish Harold Stinemates returns home after first week with parents at North Parish Nenworthy Oma with Karps Monge Newworthy of Oma with neighbors Clyde day Visited Sunday with his parents May gpa Mrs Pe Benworth Mayode Reynolds Willis Manay Daisy Finkle Almo Mo visiting brother Carl Fingle and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coburg
Nielsen
Carrell
Jay Avkey
Tey Ackermain
Askhaugh
Eame
Harold Stinemates
Tee
Er Parentis
North & Parish
Fyelyn Starlin
Ah Carroll
Kurls Monge
Nenworthy
Omacalayy
Hey
Clyde
Sumuay
Pe Benworth Myode-Reynolds
Willis
Grasshoppers Reported Damaging Crops in Black Hills Area
A fragmentary report notes grasshoppers damaging crops in the Black Hills region of South Dakota. The text references scattered remarks and OCR garble about local conditions and property sales notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliott
James Wearin
Four Griswold Young People Stage Short Program
Griswold youths Miss Swett Bruce Adsma Stevens and Joanson visited station KICK Red Oak Tuesday night presenting piano and violin numbers. A 40 minute program is scheduled for Monday night June 22 at 7:40 from the same station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griswald
Florencn
Swett
Elvise Stevens
Ruby Adsma
Bruce Joanston
Red ‘Oak
Miss Swett
Bruce
Griswold Briefs on Local Leaders Travel Plans
Griswold figures Dale and Louns Pierce plan travel to Park Colorado for meetings with Mondale and others while Dale remains near Rates Ba. Other Griswold residents, including Ellen Leribe, visit Omaha for business and personal matters as winter work winds down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale
Louns Pierce
Vth
Griswold
Antonbiln
Park
Colo
Mondale Gux
Hedy
Ellen Leribe
Omaha
Tim Neyter
Local Social Notes From Hancock Area Gather Weekend Guests
Hancock Indiana June 17 local social notes record visits and guests across the community. Families including Bullix of Griswold and Pletcher hosted and hosted again with members Fletcher Gross McMaster Burgett Keniddad Council Bluffs, Cedar Rapids, and Ames connections. Mentions weddings and travel with Mrs Privst and Miss Anni Me Navid and others visiting relatives and attending ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ken- Idadl
Council Bluffs
Ray Brownlee
Ana
Bobby
George
Warner Rus
M Fd Oneill
James Oneill
Privst
Helen
Cedar Rapids
Vrivsi
Ien
Anni
Flayili
Bonie
Alter Lacus Mercy Tos
Ip Council Pialts Orl
G. Wiese
Omnala Ware
Euler Hey
Turalay
Uluitina Nien
der Ceoptert Gumt
Bo Ovisitine
Bertholdt
Council Bhitis
Letaain Griffis
Plier
Soi-In-Ignaie
MY. Sutid
Hondason
Higrohl Mynsen
Lert “Larvron Bf Srin
A. Age Maniday
Emey Ol‘sen
Mrvaund Mri
Henry Umeft
Anit
Carol Lett
Rimer
Dora Olsen
Serald Johnsen
Wwe
Elliott News brief visits and family gatherings
Sunday visitors and family visits are reported across Elliott and nearby Oak areas. The Fortune, Johnson, Molter, Petty, Kinney, Dudgeon, Smith, and Swisher families are mentioned visiting relatives in Blair Nebraska and from out of town, with fishing trips noted for Swisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
Speriaht
M Fortune
Rul Oak
Jfivental Fortune
Ray Johnson
M Louis Molter
Gil Mary Alice
Fiomonths Ind
Carson
Bernard
Dale Petty
Rud Oak
S.J. Smith
Jo Kinney
Wiota News Wiota La Mr and Mrs William Muir Trip
Wiota Iowa notes community movements with Mr and Mrs William Muir leaving Saturday for Terere and other relatives. Mrs Frank A Reed traveled to Des Moines for shopping. Miss Charlotte Mi sister of Sts Beurs accompanied by her party then returning home. Mrs Elizabeth Wade and her young son George visited Bridgewater for a few days. Wiota residents report a sick neighbor at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiota
Dane
William Muir
Frank A. Reed
Des Moines
Charlotte Mi
Sts. Beurs
Elizebeth Wade
George
Bridgewater
C. BE
Junder Shay Ke
Old London Fire Devours Wooden Houses in Burst
Fragmentary OCR suggests a blaze in London destroying wooden houses. Details are unclear but imply rapid spread and late response. Affected area appears densely built with timber homes and risk to nearby structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tost
What We Deserve Says Chinitawn Superintendent
Wreshiligias Star quotes YT To, Supe of Chinitawn, declaring that what we deserve stems from our actions and choices. He calls degeneration and work into question as reflections of community behavior and foresight.
Militon A Metzger 71 Dies After 54 Years in Newspaper Field
Milton A Metzger, 71, longtime state and telegraph editor for the Council Bluffs Nonpareil, died in Council Bluffs after heart disease. He began in Beatrice Neb and later published Beatrice Express before moving to Council Bluffs in 1905. Survived by two sons, Theodore, an AP writer in Lincoln, and Samuel P. of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couneil
M. A. Brown
Kearney
Nel
Metyyer
Grown
Beatries Xpress
Funes
Council, Bluffs
Theodore
Associated Press
Lincoln
Nebi
Samuel P
New York
Four Gypsies Held On Larceny Charges
Mount Ayr Iowa June 17 four individuals Leo Mitchell Lena Mitchell Anne Young and another were charged with larceny in informations filed by County Attorney Grant Hayer. They pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Judge Homer Tulley and Ewerg and were bound over to the grand jury. Bond set at 1000 each but not furnished. Two women carried small babies to jail. Earlier in the day eighty others in camp were ordered not to leave. The four were arrested after robbing the Ralph I Corn filling station at Kellerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Ayr
Leo Mitchell
el Jee Mitchel
Lena Mitchell
Anne Young
Grant Hayer
Homer Tulley
Ewerg
Ralphi Corn
Kellerton
Power of Confidence in Great Success and Sincere Understanding
Fragmentary text reflects a discussion on confidence and honest relations among people. It hints at themes of trust, mutual respect, and clear communication without detailing events or individuals. The readable portions suggest a philosophical or editorial note rather than a reported incident.
Bermuda Liner Blaze Threatens Multi Million Ship
Fire swept a Bermuda liner of about 15,000 tons at dawn, with strong winds spreading flames through the superstructure and into machinery. Dozens of workers were overcome by smoke and rushed to hospital as the crew slept. The vessel, completed four years ago at near 4 million dollars, faced potential total destruction if control was not gained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teamtheate
Bermuda
Forness
Jst
Use Vesdel
Plea Issued to Increase Levy on Railways
The petition claims railroads used private property for public use and cites $698 million in capital expenditures last year. It questions railway wage justification and argues for a relief method like past percentage increases. Petitioners TOI. Pelley H. M. Scandrett and W. N. Cole urge action across eastern western and southern groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ural
Tias Allie
Toi. Pelley
H. M. Scandrett
W.N. Cole
Notice to Motorists for Repainting Street Lines
To repaint traffic lines on Chestnut street between Third and Sixth streets cars must be off after midnight Wednesday and Thursday nights. Cooperation of the public urged. A. Odem 217 Streng Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Street
Pul Vicia
A. Odem
Road paving near Atlantic advances toward county line
Waidhitson county line nearing finish tomorrow afternoon as concrete work resumes on the south section toward Montgomery county. C. F. Lytle Construction moves equipment south of Atlantic to link cemetery corner with U S 32 while using two tandem machines for dry and wet paving. About thirty trucks will haul negoegate material daily. Openings extend toward Audubon county line by July 1, with a stretch already open north to Prather filling station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waidhitson
Montgomery County
Atlantic
C. F. Lytle Construction Company
U. S. 32
Lytle Company
Atlantics
Tosthe
Audubon County
Prather
Worker’s Neck Broken in Fall at Denison Job
Albert Jepsen 24, employed on a wrecking crew, fell from a ladder at an old school building in Denison June 17. He struck bricks, broke his neck, and is paralyzed in critical condition according to doctors. Our wanted page will sell your property for you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Albert Jepsen
Cyaw
Local Store Offers Bath Salts and Soaps in Sale
A newspaper sale page lists Bath Salts priced at 1 dollar and 89 cents, 69 to 75 cents for various April Showers products, plus multiple soap brands such as Palmolive and Jergens offered in multi bars packs. The ad promotes lower prices during this April Shower sale event.
Also Mentioned on This Page
News of
Atlantic’s
Grant News
F. D. Warner
Aus Erskine
Omaha, Neb
Griswold News
Aitr
Mito-Codk-of-Griswold
J. A
Griffith
Herman Zobrist
Weldals
King
Herman ‘Zobrist
Elliott News
Wiota News
Blaze
Raleizh
America
Ali
LC. C
Our
Des’ Moines
Irwin
Lee Ck
Trina i
Bullock
Iowa
Bones
Coty
de Frincess
Armands Rouge
Paris
jAnjextta Apeelal
Ponds
Edna Wallace
Woodbury
Pat
Armand
Lady Esther
Hinds H & A Crear
Hinds H & A. Crean
Jergens
Woadbury
Ween
Pocket Aromiere 43 and Bier’ ‘Kiss Perfume
Dr. West
B. Bag
Wrisley Bath Salts
EversDry
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!