Atlantic News In A Nutshell Not Meet Royal Neighbors
Local breezes note Royal Neighbors will not meet as scheduled. Teachers examinations set for June 27 28 29 and July 25 26 27 at the county superintendent office. Visiting friends include Mrs Silas Ellis of St Joseph Mo at 822 Chestnut Street. Miss Pauline Ward niece of county auditor is in the city at 610 Locust Street. Carl Anderson post office janitor goes to Lincoln Neb for exam and treatment. County Engineer A J Gates to Rochester Minn to consult Mayo brothers about long standing ill health. Assistant Postmaster J J Rapp Henry Hoffman and Levi Green attend Spanish-American War veterans meeting in Creston. Christine Hollen and Minnie Forshay return from Lake Okoboji. State Inspector Mazel Ott of the public instruction department is in the city on inspection. Birth announced Dallas Wilkinson son of Sen-Lieutenant Chase W Hoadley and Mrs Hoadley of Edgewood Arsenal Md born June 17 1928 at Walter Reed hospital Washington D C. Chase and wife attend Carlton Moyer Hazel Hunter wedding in Tabor Iowa. Mr Moyer son of ex county superintendent W O Moyer. Rotary and Lions committees work for Des Moines goodwill tour omitting two names in first list. Judge Whitmore decides in L H Kurtz Co Des Moines vs DeCamp and Earl Forsyth Anita case. Cumberland Postmaster G A Archer and family visit the city praised for fine service. Archer a veteran and ex railway mail and former teacher. He was among veterans who did not receive full G I Bill amount of 350.
Notice to file claims with county auditor by June 25
Claims must be filed with the county auditor on or before June 25. They cannot be allowed unless accompanied by sworn statements and orders where orders have been given. The notice calls for locating and recording claims within the specified deadline.
Obituary of William Rhinehart Onken Near Greenfield
William Rhinehart Onken born October 12 1883 in Audubon County Iowa was killed by lightning while cultivating corn at his Greenfield Iowa home on June 14 1923 aged 39 years eight months two days. He married Anna Anderson November 18 1908 in Atlantic Iowa and they had three children Walter 14 then 11 Arnold 7 all living. They moved to Greenfield spring 1919. Survived by wife children his aged mother in Brayton two brothers Fred Brayton Henry Greenfield and six sisters Mary Leander Gates Anna Hastings Lorah Molly Kraack Cumberland Bertha Bell Lorimer Kattyd Brewer Atlantic Lillian Anderson Extra and many relatives. Funeral by Rev Meredith Greenfield Brayton church June 16 with Oakfield Cemetery interment.
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William Rhinehart Onken
Wilhelm Onken
Audubon County
Iowa
Greenfield
Anna Anderson
Atlantic
Walter
Arnold
Oaken
Brayton
Fred
Henry
Mary' Leander
Gates
Anna Hastings
Lorah
Molly Kraack
Cumberland
Bertha Bell
Lorimer
Katti¢d Brewer
Lillian Anderson
Extra
Meredith
Brayton Church
Oakfield
Real Estate Transfer for Melissa Johnson to Louis Neff
Real estate records show Melissa Johnson transferring property at Atlantic Street to Louis L Neff on June 19, 1923 for an $1,0000 price, recorded in deed book 12. The transfer lists one parcel with a single lot description and the closing date.
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Melissa Johnson
Louis L. Neff
Atlantic
Bride of a Month Kills Self at Centerville
At Centerville a bride of one month Eva Fern Glick Horn 30 shot herself in the heart in her home late yesterday evening. The body was discovered by her husband when he returned about 9 pm. A neighbor heard the shot but did not investigate. She had taken her husband’s 82 caliber revolver from a desk drawer after cutting the lock. Despondency from a nervous disorder is blamed. Mr Horn is a prominent lumber man.
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Centerville
M. J. Horn
Eva Fern
Glick
Horn
Weather Buoyed Corn Hope As Week Passes
Des Moines Iowa June 20 The weather and crop bureau reports a week of good weather will bring corn to normal growth. Damage from cool damp weather has passed with replanting the only loss. Hay is short and pastures are only fair. rainfall near seventy percent of normal.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
U. S
Bride Kringel Receives Honeymoon Satchel of Linen
A near bride Kringel received a linen and towel filled honeymoon satchel from Mesdames Talley Nelson and Miss Reba Talley and guests. The evening included songs by Mrs Nelson and Miss Gertrude Nelson and verses of advice inside the satchel. Dr. W C Chubb, the prospective groom, arrived to escort her as rice was tossed and order restored after the surprise welcome.
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Kringel
Fasates
M. RB
Talley
M. B. Nelson
Reba Talley
Warren B. Nelson
Oak Park
Heat Wave Toll Rises to 13 in Chicago
Chicago records five more deaths from a lasting heat wave raising the total to thirteen in three days. Temperatures hover near fifty degrees as the hot spell continues to grip the Midwest.
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Chicago
Middle West
Martial Law Considered in Savannah Mob Threat to Free Black Prisoner
Governor Hardwick authorized Adjutant General Pope to establish martial law in Savannah as a mob threatens to storm the county jail and seize a Black prisoner tied to an attack on a white woman. General Pope said reports from Savannah reached his office by noon.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Hardwick
Pope
Savannah
Amherst College seniors refuse diplomas in protest
Amherst College seniors refused to accept their diplomas at commencement in a protest over the forced resignation of Dr. Alexander Meikelsohn. Dean Daniel Olds was appointed president to succeed Meikeljohn.
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Amherst College
United Press
Amherst
N. J
Ambliuollege
Alexander Meikelsohn
Daniel Olds
Meikeljohn
Marriages Highlight Society Notes From Anita and City
Two weddings are reported in brief society items. Lewis Steele and Cleo Gipple wed at the M. E. church parsonage with Rev. F P W Simpson officiating and relatives present. Nellie Pelzer and Harry Wyant also united in marriage at the M E Parsonage with Rev. F W Simpson, the couple traveling to Des Moines for their new life. A bridal shower and dinner for Mrs Oscar Albin Otto featured 24 guests at 711 Oak Street with pink roses and a bubble of blue and pink tokens for the bride. A loss of the bride’s traveling bag was reported, then recovered by police. The piece also notes a shower for Miss Pearl Kringer at La Vista Place.
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FP. W. Simpson
M. BE
Lewis Steele
Cleo Gipple
Anita
Barnes
C. O. Gipple
William Stucle
Womg
Des Moines
Tity
Oscar Albin
Otto
Maude Grulke
Oak Street
H. M. Finkbine
Eleator
Boston
John Pohlmann
Ruth
Buffalo
N. Y
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Atlantic News
Pauline ‘Ward
Jennie Ward
Ward
Locust’ Street
Lincoln
Carl Anderson
Lincoln, Neb
A. J. Gates
Cass
Rochester
Minn
Mayos
John J. Rapp
Henry Hoffman
Th¢D
Coe. & Hoffman Hardware’ Store
Levi Green
Creston
Christine Hollen
Cedar Street
Minnie Forghay
Lake Oko-~ Boji
Forshay
Mazel Ott
State Department of Public Instruction
Chase W. Hoadley
Mes. Hoadley
Edgewood Arsenal
Dallas Wilkinson
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Chase, Chase
West Ninth Street
Tabor
Carlton” Moyer
Hazel. Hunter
Carpenter Paper Company of
Omaha
Council’ Bluffs
Moyer
W. “ O> Moyer
Mr. Chase
Ross Camblin
Rotary Club
W.A. Hammer
Lions’ Club
The
Whitmore
L. H. Kurtz Company
G.M. DeCamp
Earl Forsyth
DeCamp
Forsyth
G. A. Archer
Archer
Manhattan Oil Co
Lang, Mer
Self
Stoeey
Dave
Whitaker
W. C. Chubb
Miss Kringel
Miss Kringer
la Vista Place
Miss ‘Pearl
Stanley
Ures
Curlee and
Adier
Neff Clothing Co
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