Wedded in Atlantic Leah Bristow and Glen Heafield
Cumberland Massena society notes report the Friday evening ceremony at Atlantic Presbyterian parsonage with Rev. William Mack officiating. Bride Leah Bristow is daughter of J. H. Bristow of Massena and taught at Edna No. 3. groom Glen Heafield is son of Carrie Hosfield of Chillicothe and sales rep for Connecticut Life Insurance. They will reside at Creston.
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Cumberland
Masséna
Atlantic
Massena
Cumberland High School
Edna No. 3
Carrie Hosfield
Chillicothe
Connecticut Life Insurance Company
Creston
J. Hosfield
City Council Sanc 1 Company Lease Land for Swift & Co
The city council last evening approved leases totaling about 50 000 to Swift & Company for improvements at its local plant. Leases cover land along Locust Street east side tracks and First Street section now used by Swift & Company, for ten years with a driveway easement Locust to the alley. Also approved were license extensions for cigarette permits.
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Swift & Company
Ted
Reese Saftler
Simmons & Joben
Hall
Beach
Warner Stutter
Sutton and Odem Authorized to Store Materials on First Street Lot
Local contractors Sutton and Odem received council approval to store building materials on a vacant First Street lot between Locuste and Poplar, just south of the Swift & Company plant where improvements are underway.
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Sutton & Odem
First Street
Locuste and
Poplar
Swift & Company
Swift
State Dept Tightens Rules on Dealer Car Plating
Cass county treasurer reports dealers misusing paper number plates to move cars. State Department vows strict action against offenders, enforcing state law that cars may be operated only with dealer plates issued for this purpose.
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Cass County
State Department
Gladys Weblenhaus Returns Home From Lyman Iowa Visit
Miss Gladys Weblenhaus returns to Welcome Minnesota after a year with her grandmother Mrs Whi Knoke and completing Griswod School graduation. She and Mr and Mrs W S Mueller spent a weekend with friends in Clarinda Iowa.
Marne Community Club Holds Sizable Friday Meeting
A good crowd attended the regular meeting of the Marne Community Club on Friday evening in June.
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Marne Community Club
Marne
Ito News-Telegraph
Cluhy
Radio Programs Amid United 2000 Listings June 24 Night Schedule
Reading from a dense radio guide, the piece lists stations and program blocks across cities like New York Cleveland and Philadelphia with orchestras, recitals, baseball updates, and market reports. It notes time zones and daylight saving changes, featuring ensembles such as Walter Astor Orchestra and Navy Band performances.
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New York
Wallert-Astoro Orch
Virginians
Wang
Fiano Recita
Economisces
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Fred. Lackner
Gtudia Musicale
David Belch
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Westhor
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Eas
Washington
Teuenliz
Barats Wnt
Wasrington
Marine
Wee
Clevtland
WTAM
Cleveland
Sopponeheatre
Reach Onchestry
Johanne
Preda Swiker
WBAI
WKRC
Cincinnati
Rabbe Flark
Glnger
Ticket Sale Opens for Chautauqua Assembly
The season ticket sale for the Chautauqua assembly begins Tuesday, June 30. A city hall meeting with the ticket sales committee and Greater Atlantic committee lined up the campaign. The event will be at Courthouse Yard beside the courthouse, with County Board of Supervisors approval. Entertainers Messia Brown and Menely performed last night and promoted the program. Collett of Redpath-Vawter outlined features, as W. C. Martin chaired. Ticket sellers are committed to success.
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Chautauqua Assembly
Greater Atlantic Committee
Courthouse Yard
Court House Yard
County Board of Spprovisors
Messia, Brown and
Divorce Granted to Mrs Clara Gorman Formerly Clara Hamon
In Los Angeles Mrs Clara B Gorman formerly Clara Smith Hamon slayer of Jake Hamon Oklahoma politician and oil magnate was granted a divorce today from John W Gorman motion picture producer The notice also states classified ads will reach 16000 readers.
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Los Angeles
Clara B. Gorman
Clara Smith Hamon
Jake Hamon
Oklahoma
John W. Gorman
Many More New Cars Registered by Cass County Treasurer
A weekly surge in vehicle registrations boosts Cass County totals with owners including Mrs Gee Ikangen Atlantic Willys Knight EF WL Willoughby Massena Buick Henry Lilienthal Atlantic Buick coach J H Conine Atlantic Buick sport touring Nelson Auto Exchange Oldsmobile B N Manny Atlantic Essex coach Ca Martin Griswold Overland Chinn Anita Chevrolet E J Young Studebaker Albert Gilliland Overland Orta Knop Griswold Ford Morgan Butler Ford A J Kopp Anita Ford W A Lehman Cumberland Ford Dick Delmont Anita Kurd Jens Johnson Ford Peter Henningsen Atlantic Ford Ray Swiger Atlantic Ford field notes show broader uptick in new car registrations across communities.
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Gee
Ikangen
Atlanti- Willys-Knight
Essex
Ca Martin
Poplar Street
Eunuch
Lk. G. Roberts
Atlantic
Manelly Elmer Pierson
Griswold
Overland
Floc. Chinn
Anita
Chevrolet
E. J. Young
Studebaker
Albert Gilliland
Orta Knop
Ford
Morgan Butler
A. J. Kopp
W. A. Lehman
Cumberland
Dick Delmant
Jens Johnson
Uford
Peter Henningsen
Atilanti Ford
Ray Swiger
E. IH
Barmichardt
Local News Briefs From Atlantic Area Revised
Local briefs recount back on duty for Bruce Cumberland bar after seven weeks illness. Bible study at Mrs. Carl Phares home. birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Sampson at West Fifth Street. no Spanish war veterans at state meeting in Marshalltown. visiting grandparents Ruth Lee Harlan from Chicago. wedlock for Wayne Sisler and J Belle Woodall in Atlantic. car seized over license fees. visiting Bay-area resident Dr. B M Kehr of San Francisco. former Atlantic man recovering in Randolph. Lafe Ash to Creighton University. Wissler and Herring children visiting grandfather J G Harving. George Lusford visiting from Denver. Mrs. A H Workman and daughter Esther leave for Portland. Atlantic Cafe sold to Augusta Schlumbohm. delays from weather on travel. Miss Georgia Byrne to visit Lansing Mich. Lewis Telegraph paper delay fix. police court fines and recent traffic fines tally. Miss Mary Pross injured in car door accident.
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Jura Estelle
Laura Helen Wissler
Clyde Edsell Herring Af Des Wolles
W. FE. Wiseler
Jering
J. G. Harving
Chestnut Street
Tia
Ge J . Harrison
Robert
Garage thieves hit three local residences Sunday night
Two other residents were robbed Sunday night as garage thieves visited Dr. W. A. Hammer at 910 Hickory street early Tuesday morning. Dr. M. C. Swords at 905 Birch street lost a Goodyear casing, a robe, and all car gasoline, while A. S. Perryman at 907 Birch street had gasoline stolen. Swords and Perryman garages lie across the alley from Hammer. The only lead is a woman's ring found in Hammer’s garage.
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W. A. Hammer
Hickory Street
M. C. Swords
Birch Street
A. S. Perryman
Birenstreet
Messrs. Swords and Perryman
Local Lewis Notes Include Visits And Births
Miss Fay Mc Cauley, nurse from Oskaloosa, visiting her parents in Lewis. Mrs. Lyle Burkhalter in Atlantic aiding sister Annabel Sampson who gave birth to a 10% pound boy. Griswold visitors Frank Hunt and family. Mrs. Collins of Omaha visiting daughter Mrs. P. L. Lowers. Mrs. Zola Beebe and Lulu Breckerbaumer, Red Oak summer students, over for Sunday. Mrs. John McCauley drives Ralph and wife to Glasgow Montana to see kin. Adaline Burkhalter and Gladys Allen travel to Des Moines for medical consultation. Congregational church hosted reception for Rev Baldwin and family before their upcoming two month trip.
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P. L. Lowers
Zola Beebe
Lulu Breckerbaumer
Red Oak
John McCauley
Ralph
Glascow
Mont
Adaline Burkhalter
Gladys Allen
Des Moines
Con ‘Gregational Church
Baldwin
Mandey
Pleasant evening event and service star meeting noted
Bourck Griswold and others attended a musical program with refreshments in Atlantic. The Lewis Service Star Legion held a meeting of the Atlantic Service Star on Monday afternoon. Mrs A Ratalaff visited from Wiota. Carl Camp and family visited the C S Camp home in Perry. Mrs Brown from Atlantic spent Sunday with the Ernest Odem home. Up St Lowers plans an addition to his house. Mrs Geo Retelsdorf and family visited relatives at Neola. Karl McDonald visited Des Moines to see his son True employed there.
May Petersen Visits Ruskin and Other Local Socials
Miss May Petersen of Elums home visited friends in Ruskin Nebraska last week. Grandmother Mrs. Ch Petersen and Wilbur Petersen’s mother are expected to return this week to visit at the Elem s home. Harry Olesen, Omaha, is visiting his uncle and aunt at the Hemmingsen and Edling homes. Mrs. Jersild of Atlantic joined Lars Johnson and J P Johnson for a weekend visit. The Jessen children and friends gathered to celebrate a milestone with Mrs. Jessen, with delicious refreshments served.
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Elk Horn
News-Telegraph
May Petersen
Elums
Ruskin
Neb
Ch Petersen
Wilbur Petersen
Elems
Harry Olesen
Rk. P. Olesen
Omaha
Andrew Hemmingsen
Edling
Hans Bille
Luck
Wis
Jersild
Atlantic
Lars Johnson
J. P. Johnson
Mran
Thomas Jessen
Jessen
Thirteenth Century Crypt Workmen Unearth Hidden Vault
Odd fragment notes workers at Storgate Macuveréd removing foundations and exposing a dungeon under a house. The text hints at a thirteenth century crypt or cellar, with limited readable details about the site and personnel. The record contains incomplete phrases and obscure place names.
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Ogee
Storgate
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