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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1931

Page

2

Anita News From Many Visiting Friends and Family

Anita residents welcome relatives and visitors from Nebraska Arkansas Oklahoma Iowa and New Jersey. The report lists multiple individuals visiting local families and attending funerals and events in Anita Iowa including Mrs Mayme Wainright from Omaha and families of McIntyre Blakesley Furman and Trimmer with departures to Independence Cody and Des Moines for gatherings.

Audubon Seeks Year-Round Leader for Community Band

Audubon Iowa pledges by 79 firms and individuals for a full year guiding a new community band led by Amy Robertson of Promise City who has been a public school supervisor. Weekly summer concerts planned with the high school band as the core.

Audubon, In Audubon Amy Robertson Promise City

Church Meeting at Elliott Church to Close Fiscal Year

Elliott Iowa June 2 The Church of Christ will hold an all day meeting with regular morning services a basket dinner at noon and a business session in the afternoon The event marks the churchs fiscal year end Reports from all departments will be given and officers for the coming year elected The Rev Henry Esch is pastor.

Grant News Highlights Local Sharing and Travel Notes

Grant, Louisiana notices from June 24 report Delbert Starlin visiting Carroll with his parents, Lois Blackburn staying in Glenwood with sister, Mrs F W Bourck. Lois Blackburn, Mrs Lucy Acheproan near van home, Buster Palmer returning from Griswold visit, Mrs Bruce Ackerman driving to Atlantic, Carl Tidgreen and A Wahlund shopping in Red Oak. Charles Jarvis drove to Clatinda for brother Allen’s illness. Earl Stinemates shopped locally. A free motion picture show, postponed by rain, was rescheduled for Monday with Darleen Swanson returning home after visiting Mrs Hedstrom at Willisea.

Atlantic Carl Tidgreen A. Wahlund Red Oak Charles Jarvis Clatinda Allen Jarvers Earl Darleen Swanson Mrs. Hedstrom Willisea Piker Geraldine

Marne visitors include Rev Wood daughter and Mrs Frederick

Saca Rev John Wood and his daughter Anna along with Mrs Hattie Frederick and son of Carson called on residents in Marne on Wednesday in the June 84 column from News Marne Louisiana.

Marne Seca John Wood Anna Hattie Frederickson Carson Willian

Audubon visitors tour Ames and local delegates join tour

Sixty five Audubon visitors formed the Ames tour party yesterday and were shown the state agricultural college. Guthrie and Powerhick county delegations were guests, visiting with George Aldrich and his parents Mr and Mrs John Aldrich. J R Stuhr was called to Midland by his mother's illness, returning with his sons John and Robert after a heart attack.

Auduibon J ‘ Cial Audubon Ames Tme Tate Agricultural College Guthrie Powerhick County George Aldrich John Aldrich J. R. Stuhr Mia “den John Robert Mr. Stuhr

Elliott News from Elliott Iowa June 24 wedding trip notes

Mrs. Thomas Gittins travels to Wilmington to attend her son Tommy Gittins wedding to Dorothy Locke on June 27. Bert Gittins of Milwaukee will join in Chicago and the couple will honeymoon through Iowa and eastern cities, returning via Canada and the Great Lakes. Other items include Dr. J Jennings family visiting Ames for graduation, Gregory Garson accepting veterinary offers, and various local visits and travel notes among Elliott residents and relatives.

Elliott Thomas Gittins Wilmington Del Ommy Chicago Bert Milwaukee Kentucky Tennessee Canada Great Lakes Tommy Iowa Gittins Marian Wilson H. H. van Nordstrand Russell Carson General Electric Russall Garson Des Moines Russell Kansas City

Local notes from Griswold and area visitors

Griswold and nearby residents host and visit visitors as several families and individuals are noted between Dr. and Mis HM Kirk home and Monte. QL h of Atlante, Standard Oil sales manager, was in Griswold on business. Household guests include Mr and Mrs Keith Wood and family, Mrs Clara Benchoff with Vern and Dorothy Kellogg of Allen, and Mrs Dale Schmedica with twin daughters of Omaha. Glen Stevens attended Coin high school alumni banquet. Doris Hatch of Council Bluffs visits Griswold for two weeks.

Ixwold Jung Spe-ars Thedehnston Parker S. D Mis HM Kirk QL H Atlante Standard On Thia Kr. Griswold Dan Eppelsheimer Keith Wood Clara Benchoff Vern Dorothy Kellogg Allen Dale Schmedica Omaha Glen Stevens The Coin High School Doris Hatch Council Bluffs Stevens Griswold

Charge Dropped In City Court Case

June 24 report from Omaha states a charge of interfering with a police officer was dismissed. Details include involvement of Inspector Paul Sutton and detectives, with official notes from United States Mary Mullen and references to summer session records and Commonwealth counties.

Omaha Fader Hicers Paul Sutton United States Mary Mullen

Walnut Ridge notes many visitors and hometown news

Walnut reports a flurry of visits as Miss Erma Schuttloffel Mrs Thelma McFadden and Miss Laurene Cade travel from Chicago and Council Bluffs. Residents welcome relatives from Cedar Rapids Des Moines and Omaha while mentioning births and illnesses. Germany bound carrier Christensens plans noted amid Cedar Rapids fire investigation.

Early Potawatamie farmer M Y Cuppy dies at 80

M Y Cuppy a pioneer eastern Potawattamie County resident and wealthy farmer died suddenly at 8 PM in Jennie Edmundson hospital Council Bluffs aged 80. He owned over 500 acres near Avoca and a deer herd spanning Potawattamie and Shelby counties. Survived by sister Mrs Mary Simmons Omaha and several nephews. funeral arrangements unannounced.

Council’ “Bluffs Avecn Yip) Cuppy Pottawattamie Jennie Edmundson Hospital Council Bluffs Cuppy E. Bartlett Long Beach Cal Brayton Mr. Bartlett Avoca Cuppy Grove William Cupp Shelby Bartlett Mary Simmons Omaha A. A. Edulington Oscar Anderson Gillette Wyo

Visitors, relatives return from weekend visits region wide

Berland visitors and Charles Studley returned Sunday from Central City where he visited his son Hillery Studley. Mrs. Oscar Finkie and children guesting with Ralph Shepherd and Mrs. Wilhin Shepherd south of Cumberland. C J Lucan home from visit with Harley Chaney family of Audubon. Mrs. C C Parker and daughter Muriel of Bridgewater stayed with Fred Shrier. Dr Hillyard of Mason City attended sister Mary Chester's funeral. Rev C B Dower hosted by Des Moines relatives. Laphams visited Valley Junction and brother I Lapham. Ben Johnson from Susie Bluffs visited parents Henry Spiecker and family. Chester Wyckoff and family visited Carlisle. William Hufford of Oklahoma, former Cass county resident, in town. Mrs Arthur Krauth of Massena visited Charles Mills family. Charles Shearer family returned from Pittsburgh trip where Tom Shearer teaches at the state college. William Roberts and son Warren returned from outing at northern Iowa lakes.

cAnita, Tas Harry Swartz I Ita Bank Force Garden City Neb Swartz Perry Latborn Joe ‘Vetterand Texas Edwin McIintyre Letha May Marlyn Jeanette Little Rock Ark Anita Mr. McIntyre William McIntyre Henry Freda Hyatt Ethel Stivers Paterson N. d Miss Byatt The Forsdays Mayme Wainright Omaha Tom Trimmer Cody Wyo Chris Miller Robert Atlantic Glenn Roe Earl Pottinger Clarinda Robert Howard Ey J.bellows Anit Fayette E. L. Bellows Daubendiek Wilter Nonwood Epworth ‘League Institute G Wourk Pera Safion Margaret Jean Cambridge Tony Kopp Edward.Wheeler Leon .G.voorholes John G Prigilla Oklahoma City Lake Okoboji Frank-Carter Dixie Wichita Kan Wilbur Weekiman Ames Lester Town State College Harald Alleman Stockton, al William Wagner Wagner Des Moines Walnut Frank Fahr Minden Swent Mra Wokrog Erma Schuttloffel Thelma W. RB. Emmons J. J.zeal Vena Hansen Suriday Mve. Reimer Ralph Gumbert E. J. Gumberly Maud Bigelow Eloise Bigelow Warren True Avoca Edward Echer Chamberlin John Bowman Margaret Ray John Drake George Willard Chicago John Hughes Imogene F. N. Weber Berland Charles Studley Central City Hillery Studley Oscar Finkie Malvern Ralph Shepherd Wilihin Shepherd Cumberland C. J. Lucan Harley Chaney Audubon C. C. Parker Muriel Bridgewater Fred ,Shrier Dc. R. Hillyard Mason City Til Mary Chester C. BP. Dower Reno Claude Lapham Valley Junction I.lapham Ben Johnson Suse Bluffs Henry Spiecker Chester Wyckoff Carlisle Joe Kordick William’ Hufford Oklahoma Cass County Arthur Krauth Massena Charles Mills Charles Shearer Rosemary Pittsburgh Tom Shearer Tom State William Roberts Warren Towa ‘Lakes

Resignation Tendered By Towagads Official

A Towagads official whose term ends July 1 resigned yesterday to Gov Dan Turner. No public reason given. Clark had previously been appointed.

Atste Sonate Towagadscues Towa Guy Tedint Guv Dan 'Turner Venter Clark

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