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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1930
Page
9
A rider was thrown from a wagon or vehicle and injured while transporting mail. The substitute carrier, Kinney, is delivering the mail during the injured worker's vacation period.
Des Moines June 19 Vehicle license plates for 1981 are being distributed this week to county treasurers. They go on sale next December for use starting Jan 3 1981. Of 814000 plates, 729390 are for autos 82700 for trucks and trailers 2200 for dealers and 600 for used car dealers. Plates remain blue letters on white and county numbers are reassigned. They are shipped from the state reformatory where prisoners made them.
Mrs Willard Coleman and children from Des Moines visited her mother Mrs E A Jones in Cumberland. Glenn Kassidy of Dickerson NJ visited Cumberland, a former resident. Claude McConnell and family Griswold visitors. S L Dorsey and Elmer Oregon spent time visiting relatives in Omaha and Oelwein during the weekend.
Elliott Ia June 19 Special N 5 Collins longtime elder and A A Gibson deacon were elected honorary members for life at regular Sunday services. Health limits prevent active service but their faithfulness earned the honor in the Church of Christ.
Buck Creek Aid Society held a Wednesday afternoon sewing session at Mrs. Ralph Harris’s home after a regular business meeting. Birthday events included Mrs. Helen Engle’s 75th, June Ulbrich’s birthday party with 25 girls, and various club activities across Atlantic, including Garden Club tours, Royal Neighbors Kensington, and Eldeen club gatherings with guests from Hamilton, Council Bluffs, Des Moines, and York Nebraska.
A baby daughter Beverly Joy was born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Petersen of Elk Horn Iowa. A baby boy was born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. George Kirchoff of Lewis Iowa. Dr Malony will visit Sterling over Sunday returning Elliott first of the week.
Special brief notes Neal Andrew on sick list last week with flu. Merrill Berg walking with crutches after tearing ligaments in ankle. Mrs August Carlson suffering a badly sprained ankle. The Arkansas Democrat notes commentary on a third house of congress with expert advisers and many candidates.
The article notes the mutilation of the Sphinx attributed to Arat domination and iconoclastic zeal. Baedeker cites 1830 events when a Tanguical sheik influenced damage, followed by barbarous Mamelukes targeting the statue.
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