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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1917

Page

3

Fourth of July Program at Cass County Fair Grounds

A complete Fourth of July program at Cass County Fair Grounds featuring Company M Iowa National Guard reenactment of the Battle of Messines Ridge. Admission 50 cents for adults, 26 cents for children under twelve. Parade, flag raising, gun salutes, and several races with purses listed. Weather may cancel events. grounds and amphitheatre require tickets.

Cass County Fair Grounds Thin City Meers Melalnes Ridge West Front Company M Iowa National Guard Atlantic Cfty OBI P. m

Herschel R. Carter Dies After Illness

Herschel R. Carter died at 8 30 Saturday night at Finley Sanitarium from an internal growth. He lived southeast of town for 12 years, born May 2 1877 in Adams County Illinois. He was 40 years old, married to Beryl Boggs since September 11 1899, leaving six children and several siblings. Funeral services are at the Methodist church tomorrow at 2 PM, with the procession from his home at 1 PM and burial in Atlantic Cemetery.

Herschel R. Carter Finley Illinois South Dakota Adams County Beryl Margaret Boggs Fred Lon Roy Fedora S. D Adam Irvy Atlantic

Local visitors and medical figures noted in city schedule

Frank Seaman visited by motorcycle from Omaha yesterday. Albert Williams and wife formerly of the city now of Villisca spent the day here. Simon Peterson and wife of Biki Horn were in town today. Arl Porter of Omaha was in the city over Sunday. Mrs M L Locke and Mrs Jon Hancox left for Malcom Iowa for weeks with daughter and sister Mrs Matt Smiley. Doctors L L Taylor L H Craig and Byron Cash of Des Moines consulted over Herschel Carter. Edna Black of Ft Dodge is at Finley Sanitarium for treatment. Dr E C Jerman renowned X ray specialist will be at Finley Clinic this week. Dr Jerman discussed experiments with Emory Tones Des Moines and A Frederickson Marne were among visitors. Onan and Miss Henry Mallue were seen in town.

Albert Williams Villisca Simon Peterson Biki Horn Arl Porter Omaha Mra M.L. Locke Jonn Hancox Malcom Iowa Matt Smiley L. Taylor L. H. Craig Byron Cash Des Moines Herschel Carter Edna Black Ft. Dodge Finley Sanitarium E. C. Jerman Finley Clinic Jorman Bary Emory Prederickeon Marne Was Onan Aid” Mies Henry Mallue

U.S. Officials Let Contract For Food Ships

United Press dispatch from Washington reports that officials awarded additional contracts totaling twenty four wooden hulls and ten complete steel ships for the food fleet on June 18.

United Press Washington

BOOSTER DAY BIG DAY AT BRAYTON

Brayton’s Booster Day drew several thousand the June event hosted by local businessmen. M. B. Nelson spoke on YMCA army work and campaign funds, followed by Senator C. G. Saunders of Council Bluffs with a patriotic address. Audubon recruiting officer discussed front line needs as school children, a ladies choir, Brayton band and foot races provided entertainment. O. F. Ide chaired the organizing committee.

Brayton M. B. Nelson C. G. Saunders Council Bluffs Audubon Brayton Band O. F. Ide

Judging Gardens of School Children in City Contest

C L Firth of Amen, associate professor in the extension department of the state agricultural college, judges garden plots entered by city school children. He notes about 10 000 Iowa youths have taken up gardening, more than twice those in baby beef and corn contests. Awards will be announced after judging and another at season’s end. Louise Jones supervises Atlantic boys and girls.

C. L. Firth Amen State Agricultural College Fitch Iowa Louise Jones Atlantic Boys Sirla

Sam Davis Guest at City Luncheon and City Hall Talk

Sam Davis a noted speaker from the Business sphere attended a noon luncheon at the Park Hotel and is slated to speak at city hall this evening. He arrived Saturday night amid busy streets recalling heavy traffic on Chestnut street and Euclid avenue in Cleveland. About seventy five attendees were at the luncheon and tickets were issued for attendees from nearby towns for tonight’s program.

Sam Davis Billy Sundey Commercial Club Park Hotel City F. Bf Euclid Avenue Cleveland Chestnut Street Mr. Davis Erie

Hospital patients Ross Wallace sent home after hernia operation

Ross Wallace, remaining at Atlantic hospital since his operation, has recovered enough to leave for home today. Mrs Beckendorf of Walnut also left Atlantic hospital after an operation at Jones hospital this morning, while Manteller, who had been hospitalized, has returned.

Ross Wallace Atlantic Hospital Beckendorf Walnut Jones Loth Manteller Thas

Government fixes prices for steel used in food navy

The United States government set the prices of steel to be used in building the food navy, announced in Washington. Some steel companies planned to raise prices, and President Wilson could confiscate all steel mills if the prices do not meet his approval.

United Press Washington United States Wilson

Italian Wanted for Murder of Missing Girl in New York

An indictment charges Alfredo Cocchi with the murder of Ruth Cruger whose body was found in his shop on Saturday. The girl vanished three months ago. Cocchi is now in Italy and a request for his extradition has been made by the state department in Washington.

United Press New York Alfredo Cocchi Ruth Cruger Cocchi Italy State Department Washington

Daily Markets Chicago Grain and Livestock Report

Open high low and close figures for grain and livestock with receipts listed. Grain tops at 16.10, cattle receipts around 21 500 steady to 15c lower, hogs mixed, sheep steady to strong with lambs up to 17.76, many price ranges given for various stock classes and dates.

Chicago E. Rotha‘child Co Atlantic Iowa Otjera Springera

Lathed a House-vs. Stuart and Friz Drill-Company plans

In this city Lathed a House and Roy Bailey's tie new house lathed this week. Company to drill in the city at the jelty hat s Wednesday evening. Slob pF Noe 0/3 Dobe.

V. G. Stuart and Friz Roy Bailey M. I

United States to field 30000 planes in air fleet

Washington June 18 United Press says America will build an air navy of about 30000 aircraft by year’s start with an average cost of 18000 dollars per plane. The plan outlines rapid expansion of aerial force to support national defense.

United Press Washington America Air Navy

Lecture Course Planned Here at Iowa State Teachers College

The extension school announces a lecture course for teachers with programs at the high school assembly room and one pipe organ recital at the Congregational church. June 28 requires Prof Frampton, others follow. afternoon shows at 2 16, evenings at 8. Enrollment reaches 172, with two six week terms and no intermission. Director Held cites about six thousand dollars in cost, five thousand of which is covered by spent appropriation and quotas.

Iowa State Teachers’ College Congregational Church Prof Frampton Barnes Reid Sheldon Atlantica Held

Rev Henderson to Speak at Local Congregational Church

Dr Arthur Henderson former minister addresses The Church and the War lecture at the Congregational Church Tuesday evening June 11. He will be accompanied by his wife who will sing. Free admission under Men's Brotherhood auspices. Many local friends look forward to hearing him again after leaving four years ago.

Arthur Henderson Congregational Church First Congregational Topeka Kansas The State Conference of Congregational Churches Dr. Henderson

Grant Township Did Its Bit Atwood to Zeigler

A fragmented list of names associated with Grant Township appears, naming numerous residents such as John H Atwood Ralph Anderson Horace L Atwood Arthur V Aerman Clyde B Baier John H Bills George Li Birge Gerald M Bear and many others. The roster spans many families and local figures, reflecting a community-wide effort in a historical records context.

Atwood John H Anderson Ralph Horace L Aerman Arthie V Clyde B Howard O Buckner Gra Bean Leslie E Barnholdt Arthur A Carleton Edward F Cochran Archle R Cryer Willie R Clark William E Conner Milo Currier Roscoe L James Crandall Chester A Caddock Bari Carlton Jesse Christensen Jens P Leslie H Crawford William F Cibert Claud Charles DeCamp Garrett M Dalzell Royal P Dement Floyd Cieatrick Henry B Daume John C Dorsey, & C Donohoe Chas Eble Exline Fred L Endfield Theodore W Ira B Forshay Linderman Mason H Martin Earl F Joseph W Metheny Clifford J Martengen Otto John McDermott Joyce W McIntyre William H Guy I Mallory Daniel M Miller Samuel A Miller Edwin G Morgan Noel C Millard Glenn W Clarence H Mikhelsin Homer V Matthews John E. Nelson Laucus Nichols John W Nielson Hjalmar A Naytor Pred H Naylor Frank A. Paul Albert J Petty William V Clarence B Parker C. Ellsworth Peterson Albert P Laffeyette L Pine Roy B Han Stager Smith Peter C Smithers Scholl George H Milton Scarlett Bert L Ray N Lin Smither George C Schwenneker Geo. L Swick Robert W Sandback Walter Shheeler Van.h Steimmetz Guy H Spry Stonebraker Elmer E Scott Peter Jr Robert Simon Henry D Storer Elmer H Stoy Stone Earnest A Francis K Stough Clarence R

Massena Red Cross Chapter Organizes With 170 Members

A meeting at the opera house in Massena organized a Red Cross chapter with 170 members. A I McMartin was elected president, Mrs. Wray Wilson vice president, Mrs. B H Penguite secretary, Geo Cruise Jr treasurer. County directors Mesdames Wilson, Arnold and Robinson were approved. Fontanelle band provided music.

Massena Red Cross A. I. McMartin Wray Wilson B. H. Penguite Ra. Geo. Cruise, Jr

Special Lodge Meeting At Pympea Lodge Tonight

Notice for a special meeting of Pympea Lodge this evening at O'Cook. A Third Degree will be conferred and attendance is requested by WM White.

Pympea Lodge O’cook Seanestan AS. White, WM

United States Pledges Support to Russia in War Effort

President Woodrow Wilson and the American commission to Russia declare continued U S assistance and a shared fight for democracy. Mr Root emphasizes disinterested aims and unity of Russia as a whole while British and Russian ministers respond with cautious goodwill and support for continued war aims.

Commission Russia U. S New Democracy Petrograd London America Bishu Reot American Commission Council of Ministers Root

Show Arrives In The City At The Park

The Dave Show arrives in town setting up at the baseball park north of the Rock Island tracks. Feature is Kid Butler's big athletic show opening tonight after the band concert with the Russian Wonder a giant and camera favorite on the wrestling mat. Butler, a boxer, will meet all comers. weight 138 pounds yet he takes on all challengers. Boxing and wrestling promise clean action with no rough stuff, likely drawing broad interest during its stay.

Dave Show Rock Island Kid Butler Butler

Entertained at Bridge Party by Mrs Baxter and Club

Mrs Frank Will entertained the M. L. Club Friday afternoon with Mrs Floyd Osthoudt as a guest. A luncheon followed and the next meeting is planned with Mrs J J Baxter. Mrs C B Osborn and Mr H M Reigh hosted a bridge party at Greenwald.

Myrs Frank Will M. L Mra Floyd Osthoudt J. J. Baxter

Also Mentioned on This Page

Messines H. D. Finlayson Frank Seaman Omha NAVY South Omaha U.S Prof. Campbell Prof. Walters Miss Case Mr. Welles Rev. Henderson Grant Township Vernon Royce D Vetter Joseph L Voorhees Leon G. Worthing Otis H Williams Quinn T Wilford E.; Wheatley, Eugene I; Zeigler, Harold P RED. Cross Congress Show CLUBS Bridge Pary Meadamea C. B. Osborn
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