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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1928
Page
2
Special news notes that Mr Ingwereen, proprietor of the Carson hotel, discontinued operations and moved to Nebraska. Furniture and fixtures were auctioned, the hotel closed, and M Potter, building owner, announced plans to refurbish the property for hotel service.
Brayton Iowa June 20 Brayton man O F Ide took a carload of cattle from his farm feedyards to Chicago. He will stay a week to visit his daughter Mrs Axel Mortensen and family. Several local residents and relatives are mentioned visiting or attending events in Brayton with notes on travel and visits.
Special report notes the death of Little MariAnna Dukk born November 8 1819 in the city. She died in 182B ALD at her grandmother’s home, leaving mother Hazel Lusk and father William Lusk of Ohio. Grandparents Emey and Mrs Embree, and uncles Hiram Embree William Embree Arthur Embree in California are listed among survivors.
Large Brayton crowd attends a Saturday celebration with a strong daytime program led by Earl Vincent of Guthrie Center. Yet heavy rain from 7:30 p.m. spoiled the evening festivities and curtailed the crest of the night.
Wiota Ia June 20 Special Wiota Rebekah lodge No 514 met at Lo F hall last evening Ada Barnholdt elected vice president for county convention Incoming officers named Noble grand Alice Robinson vice grand Ada Barnholdt treasurer Avis Coomes secretary Mabel Fut tle Auditing committee Gladys Wissler Teacher Me Dermott and Mary Shellmaker At close vice grand elect treated lodge to lunch Sister Emma Morgan captain of the degree team received a Pyrex pie dish as appreciation gift from the degree team for devoted service
Avoca Iowa June 20 Special The growing demand for an electric dump for elevators and mills, manufactured under John J. Dahl, has driven him to move with his family to Omaha where he will establish headquarters. Dahl, a contractor and builder for ten years, turned to manufacture earlier this year and now spends most of his time on the road taking orders.
Griswold Iowa June reports show Mrs G H Bierbaum and son Ebner and daughter Alma visiting Guttenburg Iowa for weeks while others visit relatives in Atlantic Osceola Burlington Council Bluffs and Des Moines. Several locals attend events including a democratic convention in Houston and a Bible school meeting in Oska loosa.
A motor trip by D A R chapter members to Keosauqua cemetery marked the dedication of a tablet for Mrs Rebecca Tylee grandmother of Mrs E W Holmes of Anita born 1810 died 1906 aged 96 in 1906 visit to Keosauqua birthplace of Mrs Holmes. Other grandchildren include Mrs A K Smith of Superior Wis and Mrs Holmes regret missing dedication. Clarence Lacey and Sherman F Lowell visited Des Moines. Azel Ames went to Queecia to fetch home his wife and son Robert from relatives. Mr and Mrs C J Holmes of Indianola visited E W Holmes family. Marie Tierney, a bank stenographer in Jack Ban Mich, resigned for a Des Moines post. Roy S Felt visiting Neola and Omaha. Monica Tierney left for Colorado Springs after visits with Michal Tierney and relatives.
Hancock streets received their annual coal of oil last week with much grading needed before application. The work was reported in Taunton on June 20.
Word from Extra reports Mr and Mrs F J Thielen of Wiota Ta are proud parents of an eleven pound baby girl born Wednesday June 13 The mother formerly Edna Way of Adair and a former Wiota teacher In Wiota’s vicinity the newborn was named Margeret Elizabeth
An ad for a remedy promising relief from stomach gas and discomfort. It highlights Nervous colling, fear, and stomach pain, noting a product sold at Lee's Drug Store. The readable text is fragmentary but centers on a cure marketed for gas issues with a cautious, old‑time marketing tone.
Paints Varnishes Colors Lacquers and enamels hub named Alexander's announced as the headquarters for paints and related finishes including lacquers enamels and varnishes in the region.
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