Births Reported From Gravity and Adair
Pr and Mrs Vail Thomson of Gravity Ta are the parents of an eight pound daughter born Wednesday at Gravity Mrs Thomson is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Herbert and Dr Thomson a veterinarian at Gravity is the son of Mr and Mrs H C Thomn of near Atlantic Adair Ta June 17 Special Word was received by Mrs Burdette Carney of Adair of the arrival of a baby son to Mr and Mrs S A Franzone of Chicago Mrs Franzone is the former Alice Menefee of Adair
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vail Thomson
Gravity
Thomson
Roy Herbert
Dr. Thomson
H.C. Thomn
Near Atlantic
Sen Bern
Adair, Ta
Burdette Carney
Adair
A. Franzone
Chicago
Franzone
Alice Menefee
Chris Jensen to Head Soil Group
Chris Jensen of Leroy township was elected president of the Audubon county soil and improvement association. William Esheck, Ted Simpson, and E. M. McGinnis named as vice president treasurer and secretary respectively. Six Shenandoah officials and a dozen specialists visited Audubon to survey ten soil conservation areas for the new county CCE camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon
Chris Hldehsen
Leroy Township
Audubon County Soil and Improvement Association
William Esheck
Oairfield
Ted Simpson
Extra Township
E. M. McGinnis
Audubon Cce
John Vandebrake
Extra
Frank Bagley
Shenandoah
Paul Jacobsen
Joe Coulten
Irwin Christensen
Robert Lee
Walter Weiss
Harry Hoegh
William Logan
Milwaukee
Wis
Exira News Items Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Exira Iowa notices several residents traveling and visiting relatives. Mrs C A Tuey and Miss Bess Barnett go to Los Angeles to visit a brother. Miss Barnett plans a summer stay. Mr and Mrs George Vangaard arrive from Newark to see Mrs Mary Kilworth. Mrs Rosa Schirm visits Mrs Mary Engle. Others visit or return to Pittsburgh and Riceville. locals prepare for extra newspaper copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extra
C. A. Tuey
Bess Barnett
Los Angeles
Ical
A. G. Barnett
Tuey
Miss Barnett
George Vangaard
Newark
N. J
Mary Kilworth
Vongaard
Trola Bjorn
Rosa Schirm
Vinton
Mary Engle
Burton Laird
Jean
Pittsburgh
Chris Stone
Lawrence Mielitz
Katherine Ann
Riceville
Mielitz
E. C. Wilson
Will Spoo
John Knox
Norma
Ernest Capek
Lyman
Neb
Gene Jenkins
Davenport
Sioux Falls
S. D
Style Firsts Pattern 759 Dress with Bolero Jacket
Pattern 759 offers a versatile dress with a full single panel skirt soft collar and front yoke. The bolero can match or contrast, with bright bow and colored buttons for smart appeal. Sizes 14 to 42, fabric needs listed. send 15 cents to News Telegraph pattern department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Telegraph
Pattern Department
Fifth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Local Montana Briefs Reach Readers Here
A roundup of short items from Montana and surrounding areas notes Mrs Thelma Forney and son James visiting in Great Falls. Deb King plans a St Louis trip. Marshalltown visitors Ernest and Mrs Miller call on local residents. The Squires return from a wedding trip and move to 608 Linn. Oscar Dahlberg becomes vice president of the local American Legion auxiliary. Families Smith and Lang move homes. James L Voss leaves Hufford Service in favor of a raise at Voss Manufacturing. J H Marshall and Son building at 413 Chestnut is being remodeled with Spurgeons department store taking over later. Local officials report attendance at the state bar association meeting in Sioux City. Cleone and Adsh Spies of Massena present a 35 pupil recital at city hall with matinee and evening shows. Denver visitors E V Seaman and daughter Eleanor stay with local families. Mrs Gibson recovering from eye infection. Georgia Murray returns from Moorestown to home in Linn Street, engaged to Alfred Conard. Nebraska visitors O C Larsen and family, granddaughter Karen Dell, plan a short visit in Council Bluffs. Des Moines trip marks Thorvald Jensen silver wedding anniversary. Folmer Molgaard and John Molgaard attend Des Moines event. Lena Wilken and Joe Cardio return from encampment duties in Council Bluffs. Myra Smith elected Iowa state VFW president, with Jones and Daly named VFW officers. Sorensen sisters visit Elk Horn to be at father Soren Faaborg’s bedside. Twenty two Atlantic carrier boys attend the recent Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Wilken
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Joe Cardio
Council Bluffs
Department of Iowa
Myra Smith
Red Oak
Margaret Jones
Des Moines
Darlene Daly
Burlington
Des Moines Tribune carriers hold convention with movie guest
The Tribune carrier salesmen convention in Des Moines included Mr and Mrs Harry Traum and daughter Mildred and Mr and Mrs Floyd Flynn. Twin male infants of the Traums named Maggie and Jigws joined the carriers parade. Flynn spoke with Bill Boyd Hopalong Cassidy about Flynn's white horse prized by the star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Des Moines
Harry Traum
Mildred
Floyd Flynn
Maggie
Flynn
Bill Boyd
Hopalong Cassidy
Brayton News Briefs Highlight Local Visits
Brayton Louisiana June 17 Mr and Mrs Wm Louder of Lake City visited Friday with their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Guy Miller Hans Clemensen of Deniron is here visiting his mother Mrs F W Clemensen Mr and Mrs Christian Hansen Mrs Harold Hansen and son David and Mrs Frank Hansen and son Morris visited Friday in Clarinda with Miss Clara Hansen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brayton
Wm. Louder
Lake City
Guy Miller
Hans Clemensen
Deniron
F. W. Clemensen
Christian Hansen
Harold Hansen
David
Frank Hansen
Morris
Clarinda
Clara Hansen
Two Dimensional History of Notable Figures
A concise reflection on dual biographies providing a man’s self view and broader account. It explores the idea that every notable person warrants both an autobiography and an external biography to present complete life narratives.
Chick Webb Dies at 30 After Surgery in Baltimore
Baltimore, June 17. Chick Webb, renowned Negro orchestra leader behind A Tisket A Tasket, died after an operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Webb, age 30, rose from a Baltimore newsboy to national swing fame and had helped Ella Fitzgerald gain fame with the ditty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Chick Webb
Ella Fitgerald
Webb
Jobross Hopkins Hospital
Keep Your Mouths Shut Says Two Philadelphia Doctors
Two Philadelphia physicians warn in a national publication that remaining healthy depends on keeping quiet. They suggest silence can prevent trouble as well as disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Busy Port Hamilton Quietly Leads Global Ports
Port Hamilton, claimed as the world’s smallest city, functions as a busy harbor hosting about 500 ships annually and ranking alongside major ports in Philadelphia San Francisco Montreal and Rio de Janeiro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Hamilton
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Montreal
Rio de Janeiro
Alaska Expedition Delivers Largest Antlers to Museum
An Alaskan expedition returned 80 pound moose antlers to the American Museum of Natural History. The antlers span 6 feet 5 1/2 inches and are described as the largest and finest on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Museum of Natural History
Charles H Hubbard 90 dies after Montana move
Elliott Iowa reports the death of Charles H Hubbard at Lewiston Montana where he had lived ten years He was 90 and survived by five children nineteen grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren Funeral services are set for Sunday at 2 pm at Wagner funeral home with Rev William Lee officiating burial will be in Elliott cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
Charles H. Hubbard
Milo Hubbard
Cass County Auditor
Lewiston
Mont
R. H. Harris
Hubbard
Cleveland
Emma Carpenter
Bud Hubbard
Mon
M. J. Hubbard
Charles City
C. A. Hewitt
Emily Barton
Cedar Rapida
Wagner Funeral Home
William Lee
Elliott Cemetery
Notice on extra copies and notary service charge
A notice states those who derive extra copies of The News-Telegraph must notify the office in advance or supply will be affected. Notary service will cost 28 cents at 1 News-Telegraph.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Welch’s
Chris Jensen
Iowa
Neva-Baer
Dr. Kildare
Lew Ayres
Lionel Barrymore
Gracie Allen
Warren William
E Non
Nan Colbert - Stewart
Guy Kibbee
Nat Pendleton
Geo
W. Ebert
Sigrid Gurie
Brooklyn, N. Y
Laurence ¢. Spangard
Hollywood
EXIRA
Len Thomas
Sunnyside Pool
Iowa State College
Red Cross
Sunnyside
Allen T. Boller
Mgr
Montana
Thelma Forney
James
Great Fails
Harry Sutton
St. Louis
Deb King
Marshalltown
Ernest Miller
Louis Marxen
Elm Street
Lester Squires
Linn Street
Oscar Dahlberg
American Legion Auxiliary
Charles L. Smith
Birch
Claude Langs
Cedar
Linn
James L. Voss
Hufford
Voss Manufacturing Company
J. H. Marshall and Son
Chestnut, Street
Spurgeon’s Department Store
R. Kent Martin
Roscoe Jones
Harry Swan
George DeWitt
Griswold
State Bar Association
Sioux City
Cleone
Adsh Spies of
Massena
Spies Sisters
Denver
E. V. Seaman
Eleanor
Colo
G. Gibson
Fred A. Seaman
Seaman Brothers
Gibson
Georgia Murray
Ray Bell
Moorestown
Murray
Alfred Conard
University of Kansas City
Nebraska
O. C. Larsen
Kimball
Ernest Larsen
Lars Mikkelsen
Karen Dell
Folmer Molgaard
John Molgaard
Atlantic
Thorvald Jensen
Fred Sorensen
Sophus A. Sorensen
Greeley
Oscar Sorensen
Hans H. Jessen
H. P. Hansen
Elk Horn
Soren Faaborg
Simon Faaborg
Corvention
Register
Sturgeon Bay
Frankfort
Mich
Lake Michigan
Ted Beliak
Bellak
Earl la Plant
Brayton News
C. H. Hubbard
Cleone and
Adah Spies
City Hall
Fire Underwriters
the Light and Water Office
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