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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
3
The 50 horsepower Jewett Six Fifty, priced at 1065, shows high speed ease and rapid acceleration in multiple hill climbs and city blocks. Demonstrations available by phone.
Massena Iowa June 23 John Kirby and Mrs Ellen Nixon brother and sister of West Liberty IA arrived for a visit with Mrs Herman Pringey Mrs Carrie Hosfield of Chillicothe Mo arrived for a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Alfred Anderson She visited Atlantic to see her sister Mrs L Anderson Smith who is seriously ill at the hospital Mrs C B Parkinson and Mrs Anna Hunter will leave for the west next Tuesday Parkinson to Seattle and Hunter to Corvallis Oregon to visit her daughter Leila Walter has returned to Lawrence Kansas visiting at her mother s home and others Mrs Charles McElfish of Minnesota visiting at the home of her sons here Carl Odem of Atlantic was a business visitor Mrs Let Johnson returned from Atlantic hospital after an appendectomy Miss Beulah Walter returned from Derby Iowa where she was Ling Miss Margaret Minock of Onitha and Everett Gibb of the same city visiting John Taylor Mr and Mrs Ed Wagner and Quentin Boges went to Atlantic on business Lloyd Anstey traveled Wednesday with a carload of cattle to Wilmington Delaware the cattle sold to the DisPont Powder works
Red Oak Power buys power from Omaha for eighteen hours daily to conserve coal. From midnight to 6:00 a.m. Omaha supplies power to Red Oak and the high lines to Lewis and Griswold. The local plant runs Brown power from 7:00 a.m. to midnight during heavy load.
Exira Iowa June 28 fire destroyed the large stock barn belonging to Roy Piney five miles east of town discovered by Mrs Pine. Loss estimated at 3500 with hay grain and stock feed destroyed. Five stock escaped including a sow and litter of eight pigs. Origin of fire unknown the barn was three years old and largely insured.
The Audubon county rural schools will hold their annual graduation ceremonies tomorrow at 2:00 PM in the high school auditorium. The program includes certificates of graduation led by Miss Augusta Hecker, county superintendent, with about two hundred pupils from various townships listed to participate.
Lewis Indiana June 23 Dr H J Smith veterinary surgeon resumes practice after ten weeks away due to rheumatic mutism confinement at home He uses crutches presently but gets along fairly well.
Evangelical pastor Geo Herrlinger leads Sunday School at 10 and service at 11. Church of Christ preacher Rev Howard to conduct usual services. Christian Science 11 a m with subject Christian Science and Sunday School at 3.15. Danish Lutheran St Pauls services on Sunday at 10:30 a m with Sunday School 9:30 a m. United Presbyterian J C Currie pastor Bible School 10, services 11, communion after, YPC at 7, evening worship 8. Preparatory services and Saturday notices. Baptist pastor Rev Ferguson to preach Saturday afternoon. Methodist big Sunday School 9:30, Epworth League 7, morning sermon on secular and religious education, evening service features a second ten minute talk on moral aspects of current events plus a duet. Congregational Fifth and Walnut all Sunday services at regular hours with 11 o'clock topic Winning Souls to God and 8 o'clock Seeing God in the Clouds. Royston Oklahoma literary effort noted with church contributions.
Bear Grove Baptist Church lists 10:00 Sunday School on Judah prosperity study Psalm 65:1 2 8 13 and 11:00 worship with Radio Messages. 7:00 B Y P A on duties. 8:00 message The Rock for Ages. John Welch and pastor to report Indianapolis Northern Baptist Convention. Vocational school starts Monday 9 a.m. Sunday School for ages 4 to 14. Presbyterian Bible school enrollment 42 with welcome visitors.
Miss Mitchell of Adaire County leads a nursing class demonstration at Adaire with participants Elizabeth Maynard Glenora Menefee Mary Walsh Mildred Hogan Ruth Tom Ida Powell and Lucille Ber. A luncheon hosted by Miss Woods followed the event.
Harland sheriff Hansen recovers much of the Olson tailor shop theft loot taken by a Black man named Gibson. On route to prison he confides that cloth bolts are hidden with Liza Fricamus in Waterloo. She reveals hollow table leg and basement hiding spots and is handed to local authorities.
Charles R. Hysham, son of T. J. Hysham of Red Oak, Iowa, was killed Tuesday near Moorecraft, Wyoming, when his car rolled over on a ranch road. Hysham owned ranches near Moorescraft and Gilmore, Nebraska, and formerly lived in Red Oak.
The notice reports optimism for higher attendance at the Baptist Vacation Bible School and notes stronger results than a year of regular Sunday School. All Sabbath services proceed as usual with a sermon on Capital Punishment. A communal picnic is planned next Thursday at Sunnyside with Walnut Presbyterian Sunday School, promising a good time for attendees.
Betty Ann, taught to fear no harm, naps beside her mother who rushes in. As she dozes, she rolls from the bed and falls to the floor. She sleepily murmurs that Jesus is drinking a little nip too, in a phrase capturing a child's innocent yet cautious tone.
A local ad notes a remaining supply of slightly used box files offered at 50 cents each by Tha News Telegraph. The terse notice invites buyers to inspect and purchase the items.
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