Otto Schelm Wedding Prominent in Atlantic Society
Miss Clara Ottilié Otto and Edward Carl Schelm were married Wednesday morning at the Otto home in Atlantic. About twenty relatives attended the ceremony conducted by Rev. S. H. Lindemeyer of Zion’s Lutheran church. The couple will reside at Eighth and Linn Streets after an August 16 homecoming. out of town guests included Paul C. Otto of Davenport. The bride, daughter of C. W. Otto, previously worked at the Atlantic News Telegraph. Schelm is a former baker now with American Express. The couple left for a motor trip to New York City and Buffalo.
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Paul C. Otto
Davenport
C. W. Otto
Atlantic
Atlantic News Telegraph
Schelm
Express Clrei
American Express Company
Wiebride
Zion's Lutheran Church
Chelm
New York City
Buffalo
New Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs John Sandherst
Atlantic news items record a daughter born to Mr and Mrs John Sandherst of Franklin township this morning. The column notes ongoing work on the Shranger and Johnson building, visits from Miss Dollie Neff and Marie, Burke funeral notes, and various social happenings including a hotel dinner, a fish box from Ross Wallaer, and Jeanette Karvink's visit en route to California.
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John Sandherst
Franklin Township
Council Bluffs
Dollie Neff
Marie
Burke
Extra Items of Interest from Exira Iowa and Nearby
Local notes report J Small and George C Voss visiting Sioux City on business. Clyde Dhraick welcomes a baby daughter born late last week. Alice Gamber of Valley Junction visits at Mrs J T Kearney’s home. Migs Ethel Lohner fills vacant position at Petersen store formerly Fitch’s. Also references thirteen days in ancient week and a critic’s duty quote by Landor.
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Exira
News-Telegraph
Small
George C. Voss
Sioux City
Clyde Dhraick
Alice Gamber
Valley Junction
J. T Kearney
Migs E Thel Lohner
Petersen Store
Fitch
Father Bet on a Boy as Stork Brings Twin Girls
Itay Lattin of Santa Rosa, a rancher, and Dr. J Swisher agreed the father would pay nothing if a boy arrived but double if a girl. The next morning twin girls were born, with Puna Lattin set to pay a quadruple fee under the odd wager.
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Itay Lattin
Santa Rosa
Cal
J. Swisher
Fragmented thoughts on life and weather timing
The fragment notes trouble with life and timing, comparing it to tire table confusion. By the time a man figures it out the rain has already passed, reflecting a sense of delayed clarity.
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Iife
Lincoln's Address Read by Mother at Lincoln Park Monument
A Chicago American item recalls a mother carefully spelling Lincoln's address on a cannon bat in Lincoln Park. Her son asks about the line about all men being created free and equal, pondering aloud how anyone could be burned.
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Lincoln
Lincoln Park
Muryer
Chicago
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Omaha
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Obera Brown
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Atlantic News
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Old Town
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Waterloo
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California
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Janion High School
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Eleanor
Henry Wiechmann
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Paul
Lovelock
Ferguson
Coleraine, Minn
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Cass County
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Charles
Des Moines
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Mra
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Shen Snut
Fred Mc*Intosh
Yeomen Home Committee
2 Homeland
Department of Justice
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Jersey City
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Rico
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