Bishop Frances Reyes Named Bishop of Caceres
ROME Frances Reyes the Vicar General has been appointed bishop of Caceres in the Philippine Islands. The change elevates Reyes to lead the diocese and oversee church affairs in the region.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1925
Page
5
ROME Frances Reyes the Vicar General has been appointed bishop of Caceres in the Philippine Islands. The change elevates Reyes to lead the diocese and oversee church affairs in the region.
The Cass county farm bureau volunteers plan to aid cyclone victims in three division zones. They meet at 7 oclock Wednesday at the John Geiger store in Minden, bringing tools and their own lunch. County Agent L G Sorden notes the extensive task of repairing fences and salvaging lumber for temporary shelter as farmers balance relief with crop work.
Ten local men who signed the contract with Redpath-Vawter for the 1925 program and fifty guarantors must raise 1700 by the first day of the assembly to avoid cancellation. Booster Greater Atlantic committee to meet tonight at city hall with contractors to plan options. Field men Collett Monely and Brown accompany to boost attendance and support.
Peter White state inspector formerly of Davenport arrives in Atlantic to take over from B O Brownlee who officially vacates the territory at the fore art of July. Brownlee will move to another state post while White and his wife settle in Atlantic beginning with a preliminary tour.
A former Exira youth was killed when struck by a car near Hawarden Iowa during a bathing pool opening traffic congestion. Other reports recount multiple auto accidents across Iowa with several fatalities including Des Moines area victims and a northwestern fishing trip tragedy.
A dentis W Hammer home on Hickory Street reports two semi balloon tires stolen from his car. The garage was unlocked and the thief or thieves entered around 2 AM. A woman's ring with a long setting seen as possible clue. no other leads, sheriff notified. The Hammer son had parked the car at midnight and found the theft on morning. Local family heard a noise but saw no one.
Neils Peterson of Brayton Ta renews his subscription calling the News Telegraph the best newspaper that reaches his home. The note reflects reader appreciation for local publication.
Bernard Grant died in Bridewell hospital after five stab wounds from Walter Krauzer in the county jail exercise room after a murder of Patrolman Ralph Souders. Krauzer, held in solitary with guards, faced possible suicide and threats from other inmates. Grant reportedly feared execution and spoke of death trap noises from Friday.
Cincinnati and Chicago tied 3 all after three innings in the National, while Detroit trailed Boston 1 to 4 in the seventh. Chicago led New York 1 to 0 after seven, and St Louis routed Philadelphia 5 to 0 in the fifth.
Baltimore dispatch reports North Dakota Senator Edwin F. Ladd died at 10 20 AM after a brief illness tied to kidney trouble. Ladd, 65, had been in Baltimore for medical treatment after a motor trip from Cleveland. Survived by widow Rizpah Sprogie and eight children, burial plans uncertain between North Dakota or Maine.
The Iowa branch of the Gideons, a traveling Christian organization, reports it has placed forty thousand Bibles in hotel rooms across the nation in recent years during its Mason City session.
The area remains mostly unsettled tonight and Tuesday with thunderstorms likely. Temperatures show little change as the pattern holds, bringing chances of renewed showers through the period.
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