Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Brown
Mr and Mrs Henry M Brown celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at 807 Olive street Atlantic inviting children grandchildren and friends from Iowa and Ohio. The event featured a 2 30 pm to 9 pm reception with decorations music refreshments and a leather bound guest book. The Browns born in 1842 and 1843 were married in 1863 in Lithopolis Ohio and spent years in Wheatland Pella and Atlantic. They have eight children and twenty one living grandchildren with two deceased. A note of out of town attendees and relatives follows. An Eastern Star benefit is announced for Tuesday night at the Majestic 3228.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Brown
Olivatreet
Teir
Ia City
Warner
Frank Nebe
Ada Pellett
Mary Kringel
Ed Willard
Cora Green
Sarah A. Blackwood
Wheatland
Iowa
Lithopolis
Mr. Brown
176Th
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Pella
Atlantic
Jack Odem
Olive Street
Brown
Abbie Rich
Kennewick
Wash
Edward HW
San Luis
Obispo
Cal
Henry E
Emory
Port Angenes
Herbert W
Joseph W
Randolph
Asa
Town
Carrie M. Miles
Des Moines
Emory C
Jennie Blackwood
Laura Blackwood
J. L. Green
Emma Brown
Columbus
Ohio
Anna Blackwood- Gallagher
Eddyville
Bown
J. S. Woods
Adair
Ed Christ Injured In Shop Accident
Ed Christ a contractor sustained a deep three inch cut on his right forearm while working with a board at his site. A sharp knife on his right side caught his arm causing the gash, requiring several stitches. He is laid up today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hd Christ
Mr. Christ
Elks Lodge Meeting Notice Atlantic No 445
A regular meeting of Atlantic lodge No 445 B P O of A will be held tonight at 7 o clock. G Walner is announced as the exalted ruler.
Real Estate Transfers June 21 1918 Listing
Real estate transfers show Joan P Liston and wife to Hensen G Lilaton a deed dated June 2 1918 for northwest quarter and other parcels in Cumberland area with payment noted 900 dollars. Mary Love transfers to C D McNeil property described as west half of northwest quarter and other lands in 14-76-26 with nominal consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan P. Liston
Hensen G. Lilaton
Cumperland
Pliza Mary Love
C.D. McNeil
Ned
Normal student Miss Welton faints after car ride
Miss Welton of Cumberland a teacher at normal school fainted yesterday afternoon while stepping from a car in front of J J Jones drug store. She was carried inside and given cold water and camphor as efforts to resuscitate her began. She remained unconscious about fifteen minutes but recovered with no lasting injuries. Friends note she has been overworked teaching and studying hard this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Welton
Cumberland
J. J. Jones Drug Store
Jones Drug Store
Board of Supervisors Adjourned Meeting Prolonged
The Board of Supervisors met in an adjourned session all day with likely continuation tomorrow. An event at the MAESTIC Tuesday evening is highlighted and an Eastern Star Benefit of 2028 is noted for residents' attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Maestic
Forecast for Iowa Unsettled Weather Tonight and Tuesday
Unsettled weather expected across Iowa with a slight warming trend tonight. Tuesday outlook remains changeable with variable winds and scattered showers possible in multiple counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Walter Lutz Injury After Diving Accident
Walter Lutz eleven year old son of Rev Lutz and wife was badly injured while swimming with friends. He strained muscles in his neck and shoulders after diving from the bank and striking his head on the bottom. A local doctor found no neck dislocation and he is progressing well today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Rev
Lutz
Crawford Leaves to Attend Brother-in-Law Funeral
E Crawford travels to Barron Wisconsin to attend the funeral of his brother in law Taylor who died last Friday night The funeral is set for Tuesday afternoon A telegram initially suggested his father had died but a follow up message corrected the error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Barron
Wis
Taylor
Mr. Crawford
Iowa Baby Mailed by Parcel Post to Sidney Indiana
Master Charles Holloway of Thurman Iowa rode parcel post to Sidney Indiana to visit relatives becoming the first Iowa lad to be transported by parcel post. He weighed 10 3 4 pounds with 35 cents in stamps and special delivery to insure safe arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Holloway
Thurman
Sidney
Hig
Grandma
News-Telegraph Council
Iowa
Charles
George Cupp
Hammond
Sam Nix
George Henningsen Injured By Nail Incident
George Henningsen was injured yesterday when a nail pierced his shoe and foot at home. He was treated with tetanus serum this morning to prevent infection and potential complications.
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George Henningsen
Chase Family Heads to Wisconsin for Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Chas F. Chase left this morning in their Hupmobile for Prairie du Chien Wisconsin where they will visit Mr. Chase's brother and family for an extended stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
F. Chase
Prairie du Chien
Wisconsin
Mr. Chase
Miss Prall Getting Along Very Nicely
Miss Florence Prall underwent a hospital operation this morning performed by an Atlantic doctor and is reported to be getting along nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Prall
Florence Prall
Atlantic
Chase Sick At Home Causes News-Telegraph Gap
E. P. Chase of the News-Telegraph is ill at home with a bilious attack and cannot report today. A big munsteal act and four pictures are on the Opera House program tonight at five and ten o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Chase
The
News-Telegraph
Big Munsteal
Cels Pictures Opera House
Trial of Guidice Begins at Glenwood
The trial of Francisco Guidice for the murder of Howard Jones opens in Glenwood Is this morning. Guidice has a full written confession and fights to keep it from the jury to avoid the death penalty. The State plans a three part case with forty witnesses, including train and yard workers, to establish motive, murder, and flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Telegraph
Glenwood
Francisco Guidice
Howard Jones
Northwestern
Guidice
Capell
Jones
Woul
Atlantic Couple to Be Married
The News-Telegraph announces the coming marriage of Miss Agnes Collins of this city to Mr. John H. Peacock, formerly of Atlantic now in Muscatine Iowa. The ceremony will be at the bride elects home tomorrow at 4 o clock conducted by Rev. Giffen. Agnes is the eldest child of Mr. and Mrs. Liston Collins and recently left Collins Hat Shop. Jack Peacock, a former United States Express Company agent, recently moved to Muscatine Iowa for similar work. Hear the Musical Trio, Opera House tonight, 5 and 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Jack” Peacock
Agnes Collins
News-Telegraph
John H. Peacock
Muscatine
Iowa
Giffen
Liston Collinns
Collins Hat Shop
United States Express Company
Ber
Mus‘entine
Jack
Daughter of Herman Poch Dies at Home
Miss Marie Poch, daughter of Herman Poch and his wife, died last night at 10:20 at their home 103 Cedar street after heart leakage worsened into dropsy. Born February 7, 1899, she attended Atlantic public schools. Funeral at German Evangelical Church 2:20 Wednesday, Rev. Braun in charge. Interment Atlantic Cemetery. Survived by four siblings and her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Poch
Herman Poch
Cedar Street
Alty
Atlantic Public
Germanvangelical Church
Braun
Atlantic Cemetery
Aletera
Fresh candled eggs price per dozen
A grocer advertises fresh candled eggs priced per dozen under the KE.F JUNES label. The short notice highlights a simple price tag for customers seeking pantry staples.
Local Baseball Summary with Hopkins Bros Next Week
Totals a606 8 2711 2 Score by Innings Atlantic 0000000280 Griswold 400110006 Stolen bases Snyder Coke Hoenke two base hits Morris White home run White base on balls off Smith 2 Barnhart Dahlberg hit by pitched ball Hoenke struck out by Smith 8 Morris 15 Umpires Vanderloo Woodward Time 1:65 Scorer Preston The local team will play the Hopkins Bros team of Des Moines on the local diamond next Sunday afternoon and the game should be a fast one.
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Snyder
Coke
Hoenke
Morris
White
Smith
Barnhart
Dahlberg
Vanderloo
Woodward
Preston
Hopkins Bros
Des Moines
Merchants’ Greys
Griswold
Crystal Lake
Atlantic
Bostow
Abrhpoar Barnhart
Cf Hedges
Marshall
Wright
Porter
Rf Morris
Smiths Lake Ball Game A Mixed Marital Matchup
A Saturday game at Oaks Farm on Buck Creek pitted Smiths Lake married men against unmarried men. The married side won 10 to 9 with highlights including a home run by McFarland, two base hits by Robinson and Hughes, and a triple play B Smith to Robinson to Olney. Umpire J B Butler. scorer Robert Wilburn.
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Smith’s Lake
Oaks Farm
Buck Creek
Smith's Lake
D. Darling
Oney
Butler
Hughes
F. Robinson
P. Robinson
Wilburn
B. Smith
Rosemusgen
MacFarland
Robinson
Olney
W. Darling
Rock Island Team Defeated by Wiota in Hot Game
Wiota edged Rock Island with a well contested ball game played yesterday afternoon at the local ball park. A large crowd attended and both teams played strong defense and offense throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
WIOTA
Deputies Take Girl to Feeble Minded Institute
Deputy Sheriff J F Byers and his wife left for Glenwood to return Ruth Hiltz to the institution, where she has been living since leaving the home for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feeble Minded Institute
J. F. Byers
Glenwood
Ruth Hiltz
Hat Place
Four enrollments at Normal Institute add new students
Four more students enrolled at the Normal Institute and began work. The new entrants are Miss Jessie R. Mclaren of Massena, W. Floyd Smith of Griswold, Miss Hattie Simmons of this city, and Raymond Caddock of Anita.
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The
Normal Institute
Jessie R. Mclaren
Massena
W. Floyd Smith
Griswold
Hattie Simmons
This City
Raymond Caddock
Anita
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Majdstic
Christ
Cc. G. Walner, E
Thomas’ ‘Nelson Page
Pleasant A. Stovall
Walker W. Vick
Important Wilson
Mr. Page
American Press Association
Wilson
Haus Nelson Page
Italy
Savannah
Switzerland
Walker.w. Vick
New Jersey
Santo Domingo
Walter Lutz
E. Crawford
Um Gasad
Irwin & Casad
Jhstic
Asplen
E. P. Chase
Howard" Jones
Connell Bluns
Opera House
Normal
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