Atlantic Territory Items of Interest by Phone and Mall
Grant Ia June 19 Special James Kenworthy employed at Treynor spent last Wednesday with his profits. Mrs F A Parker and Mrs Austin Murphy were shoppers in Red Oak Wednesday. Basil Flatt of Griswold visiting with Mr and Mrs Burnett Long. Miss Lois Blackburn spent a few days last week with her friend Miss Helen Jones of Wales. Mr and Mrs H F Porter and son Boyd left Thursday for Sheldon where they will spend a few days. their son Byron will return home with them. Bernice Long spending this week in Griswold with friends. Frank Askey attended funeral services of a cousin Mrs Albert Adams of Elliott. Mrs Ed Montgomery, Mrs Alta Wilson and Miss Elizabeth Horn were shoppers in Red Oak Thursday. Ernest Leig and Frank Kilpatrick made a business trip to Clarinda Friday. Mrs Oscar Zappe near Cumberland spent Wednesday with her parents Mr and Mrs D Vetter. Mildred Askey visiting with her sister Mrs Albert Esheluman near Griswold. Mr and Mrs F A Parker were shoppers in Atlantic Thursday. William Gardner of Red Oak was a business caller here Monday. RE Linda and George Westerlund motored to Omaha Thursday. Mrs Phil Hugenberger of Omaha visiting this week. Helen Watson assisting Mrs Book with house work near Griswold.
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H. F. Porter
Boyd
Sheldon
Byron
Bernice Long
Griswold
Frank Askey
Albert Adams
Elliott
Ed Montgomery
Alta Wilson
Elizabeth Horn
Red Oak
Ernest Leig
Frank Kilpatrick
Clarinda
Oscar Zappe
Cumberland
D. Vetter
Mildred Askey
Albert Esheluman
F. A. Parker
Atantic
William Gardner
Linda
George Westerlund
Omaha
Phil Huggenberger
Helen Watson
Book
Blanche Hebing
Tacoma
Wash
Charles Hebing
Milton Pervels
Osceola
Mr. Percels
Ihome
Elmer Dremner
Cédar Falls
James Drenner
FP. L. Gordinier ‘Sr
Adair
Ed Richardson
Vesper Spencer
Chad Ston
Co. P. Shearer
Estella Stokesburry
College Springs
Carl Arnold
Dow
Cumber
Arthur Stokesburry
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ed Snyder
Bertha
Atlantic
Bol. Franklin
Tom Shearer
Law College
The
University of Town
C. P. Shearer
J. W. Farwell
J. C. Stahl
Ser
Mary
Ellen Stahl
Iast
Lew McElyen
Ames
Thomas McCabe
Marita
Anna Drenner
Dixon
Geot
Arnold
H. H. Studley
Lois
Central City
Audubon Man Becomes Radio Operator Aboard Mauretania
Audubon Iowa June 19. Harry Kline of Swift and Company has accepted a radio operator post aboard the Mauretania running between Seattle and Nome Alaska. He left yesterday for Seattle to assume duties aboard the liner.
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Mauretania
Audubon
Harry Kline
Swift &Company
Seattle
Wash
Nome
Alaska
Kline
Meet With Bluff Architect To Draw Up Hospital Plans
Audubon Iowa June 10 Special George A Spaoner a Corn Bluffs architect will be here tomorrow to discuss with local doctors and nurses plans for the proposed hospital building here. Arrangements are now being made for 12 funds for the building which would cost about $20000. The executive committee in charge is formed by Guy Thomay chairman W J Dixon J A Graham P A Rasmussen C G 8 Van Gorder M M McIntyre Dr R H Childe Mrs John Wagner and Miss Harriet Bilharz.
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McIntyre
Childe
John Wagner
Migs
Harriet Bilharz
Lewis Plans Fourth of July Celebration With Community Support
Lewis schedules a rare Fourth of July event with Crystal Lake camp backing. Aimed at maximum fun with minimal cost, the program includes a band, color entertainers, free performances, a Ferris wheel, merry-go-round, and coneons, opening with a July 3 dance after organizers, volunteers, and locals unite for the communal celebration.
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Lewis
Crystal Lake Camp
M. We A
Armial Fox
Woorkgen
Alo
Griswold Notes and Visitation Highlights
Local items from Griswold Iowa and nearby areas note Billy Swett traveling to Newman Grove Nebraska to visit relatives for several weeks. Donna Mae Truitt, employed in Atlantic, stayed with her parents. G L Oug Ruigo and Susie Roberts families welcomed visitors, while booster class members visited Red Oak Church for picnic plans. Lorena Wilson of Shenandoah spent the last week visiting the Wilson home at Los Scott.
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Atlantic
G L. Oug
Phillips Sr
Omaha
Church of Christ
Harry Braden
Red Oak
Chiara
Abe
Ned Phiips
Mise Lorena Wilson
Shen‘and
Oak
Los.Scott
Wilson
Local visits and family gatherings noted in Cumberland
Special notes from Cumberland highlight visits by Blanche Hebing of Ta coma Washington to her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Hebing and relatives. Elmer Drenner from Cedar Falls visits his parents Mr and Mrs James Drenner. A G Hillyard and family arrive from Denver to vacation with relatives. Various Atlantic Ames and Des Moines residents visit Cumberland households and attend holiday gatherings.
Cumberland High School Alumni Banquet Planned
The Cumberland high school alumni banquet is set for Tuesday evening in the school gymnasium. Many reservations are reported, with the event scheduled for June 25 after word of the June 15 notice.
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Cumberland
Cumberland High School
Maud Smith Visits NiEta Residents From Pasadena
Mrs Maud Smith of Pasadena California visits northeast of Te Wiota with relatives in Atlantic Omaha and others on the homeward trip. Mr and Mrs Will Bohning and family were visitors Sunday in Omaha at Mrs Bohning s sister Mrs Frank Prall s home. Enid Clare stays for extended visit with her aunt Ruth Prall returns home with the Bohnings for part of vacation. Claude Spry attends a postmasters and rural carriers event at Sunnyside Park Cass County. F B Holcomb of Fort Worth Texas, arrives to visit E C Holcomb family and leaves today.
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Wiata
Maud Smith
Pasadena
Cal
Will Bohning
Atlantic
Omaha
Will Sinking
Bohning
Frank Prall
Enid Clare
Births Reported For Elliott Ja and Brayton Ta Families
Special news notes announce the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Sue Manheister who welcomed a baby Thursday June 14 and a son named Brayton Ta born June 13 to Mr and Mrs Soren Larsen living west of town The infants weighed 10 pounds and carry the names Dehn Curtis and Elliott Ja respectively.
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Elliott
Juxve
Sue Manheister
4 News
Brayton
Dune 19
Soren Larsen
Dehn Curtis
Absent Minded Sermon Sparks Offbeat Courtship Impression
Readers recall a quirky moment when a preacher asked a couple to pledge love and cherish. The scene hints the pair may have been distracted, giving the impression they were thinking of something else as the question hung in the air.
Farm Bureau Meetings in Bear Grove and Nearby Townships
The Bear Grove township farm bureau will meet tomorrow evening at Mr and Mrs Wayne Brown to hear County Agent W O Duncan discuss weed eradication. Attendees are asked to bring identified weeds for examination. Plans include a weed booklet and a kids contest with prizes. A luncheon will follow. Washington township bureau postpones its meeting to Friday June 21 at Washington No 2 schoolhouse with a minstrel show by Washington Workers 4-H club and refreshments by Pymaza girls. The adjourned Pymosa bureau meeting also set for June 21 at the Ed Warren home features a play by Eldeen Club girls and moving pictures with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Grove
Bear Grove Township
Wayne-Brown
W. ‘O. Duncan
Washington Workers 4-11 Club
Washington Township Farm Bureau
Washington No- 2
Pymaza
Pymosa Farm Bureau
Jed “Warren
Eldeen Club
Children’s Day Exercises Held at Massena Methodist Church
Massena Iowa June 19 special Splendid children day exercises were held at the Methodist church Sunday at 11 o clock with good attendance. Fathers were honored with a flower pinned to their lapel in honor of Father’s day.
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Massena
Sargon restores health in Omaha grocer case
M. J. Howell, a grocery and meat market operator at 1713 Leavenworth Street, Omaha, states he endured severe breakdown and constipation before Sargon and Sargon Soft Mass Pills improved his health. He reports better strength appetite sleep and color and plans to recommend the treatment to friends and relatives. Sargon may be found at Levy's Drug Store in Atlantic.
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Jean Mayer
M. J. Howall
Vonductal & Grocery
Anil Meat Market
Leavenworth St
Omaha
Seeng
Howell
Omehe
Atlantic
Levy
Missing girl found near Red Oak after disappearance
Dororthy Good, nearly 15, was found Sunday in Red Oak by Deputy Sheriff Ray Cleveland and returned to her parents. She had been missing since leaving Shenandoah with two men to Clarinda last week. Authorities released Bill Adams and Ralph Williams after ruling them not at fault. The girl was being sent to Mitchellville Industrial School at her father's request. Another case, Martha Trayes, held for investigation, was released to her parents in New Market.
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Sheriandoah
Dorothy Good
Red Oak
Ray Cleveland
Clarinda
Bill Adams
Ralph Williams
Mitchellville
Shenandoah
Willison
Corning
Martha Trayes
New Market
Card of Thanks for LN Brown Family
The family expresses gratitude to all who offered help and floral tributes after the death of a husband and father LN Brown. Also notes services and shades provided by Alexander's at varied widths and prices.
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LN. Brown
Alexander's
No More Gas In Stomach And Bowels
An advertisement promotes Hanhnann's Gas Tablets from Lee's Drug Store to relieve gas and stomach discomfort. It claims quick relief from bloating, nervous feelings, and pressure, advertising a yellow-packaged genuine product priced at 31 cents. The copy uses outdated phrasing and misspellings typical of historic ads.
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Buokenna
Hanhnann
Alexinders Top Taronality Can Renew Your Car Top
A small can labeled top Taronality from BPS promises to renew vehicle roofing. The brand Alexinder's appears in association with the product, suggesting a car care item aimed at rejuvenating tops.
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Alexinder
Lea's Hair Tonic advertisement promising gray hair reversal
An ad for Lea's Hair Tonic claims no one needs gray hair, promising results that restore youth color without dye. It urges rubbing tonic into the scalp to gradually regain natural shade and offers prepaid bottle shipment by mail from Brent Sweed, Md-Ady.
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Lea
Brent Sweed
Melo soap ad promising three cans for kitchen laundry bath
A fragmented ad copy extols Melo soap as a versatile cleaner for hard water and baths. It touts a soap that forms a ring around the tub and promises easier rinsing with less suds, urging readers to buy three cans for household use.
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Telégraph
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Manalartaress of
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