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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1931
Page
3
Local notes list visitors and departures from Anita and nearby towns. Pennywise itineraries include Mrs. Swartz and relatives from Gordon City Neb to Anita, Texas trips, Oklahoma stays, and Las Prairie connections. Several families travel, visit kin, attend funerals, and plan summer visits to Des Moines, Independence, and Lake Okoboji.
In Audubon Iowa on June 24 a total of 79 businesses and individuals pledged funds to support a year round band leader. Miss Amy Robertson of Promise City, former public school music supervisor, was chosen director. Summer weekly concerts are planned with the high school band as the nucleus.
The Elliott Church announces an all day service on Sunday with morning worship, a basket dinner at noon, and an afternoon business session. It marks the fiscal year end. reports from departments will be given and church officers for the coming year elected. The Rev Henry Esch is pastor.
Grant News reports residents visiting relatives and traveling to nearby towns including Delbert Startin from Carroll spending Sunday with his parents, Leis Blackburn visiting Glenwood, and Ackerne basherr at the C S Givan home. Buster Palmer returns from Griswold, Carl Tidgreen and A Wahlurd shop Red Oak, and Allen Jarvis ill at Clavinia. Free movie show postponed by rain, rescheduled for Monday. Darleen Swanson returns home after visiting her aunt Hedstrom at Villisea.
Special reports note Rev. John Wood and daughter Anna along with Mrs. Hattie Frederick as visitors in Marne on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. William North of Marne spent Sunday visiting relatives in Sidney.
Sixty five visitors from Audubon Iowa toured the state agricultural college at Ames yesterday. Guthrie and Poweshiek county delegations were also present spending time with George Aldrich and his parents Mr and Mrs John Aldrich JWR. Stuhr was summoned to Mil den this week due to his mother’s severe heart attack though she improved after his return with his sons Juin and Robert.
Mrs. Thomas Gittins travels to Wilmington for her son Tommy Gittins wedding to Dorothy Locke in Chicago and to visit eastern cities. Bert Gittins of Milwaukee will serve as best man, wedding June 27. Town residents attend commencements, visit relatives across Nebraska Kansas Missouri and Iowa, with many trips and family updates.
Griswold news notes visits by Mrs Evan Johnston and three children of Parker to the town of Dr and Mrs H M Kirk. Phillipson of Atlantic visited Griswold on Standard Oil business. Mr and Mrs Dan Eppelnheimze hosted guests from Wood Alder Benchoff and Kelstogg families and Mrs Schmedica and twin daughters from Omaha. Glen Stevens attended Goin high school alumni banquet. Miss Doris Hatch of Council Bluffs spent summer at her parents home and planned two weeks in Griswold with friends.
A government inquiry found no interference with federal processes and the inspector was dismissed. The case, tied to foreign entities and cross border matters, involved city officials and a commissioner. The transcript notes the termination occurred after review by United States authorities.
Walnut and nearby families are noted in a flurry of visits and returns. Miss Laurene Cade enjoys a two week vacation from nurses training while visiting Council Bluffs and Cedar Rapids relatives. Several guests travel between Omaha Des Moines and Chicago to visit kin, including Miss Augusta Mueller and Mrs. E L Dieman. Mrs. Eva Schlotfeldt recovers at home with family while others share news of births and moves, including extended stays in Omaha and a hospital visit for Mrs. Neff.
M Tip Cuppy 30 a noted Avoca and Potta wattamie County farmer with 800 acres and a $200000 fortune died suddenly at 8 PM after a brief illness at the Jonnie Edmundson hospital Council Bluffs He accompanied his nephew E Bartlett to the west coast city and was to be examined before dying Friends and relatives in the area mourn his passing including a sister Mary Simmons and two other nephews Dr A G Eddington and Oscar Anigon Funeral plans pending
A town official named Yentor submitted his resignation to Governor Dan Turner yesterday. The date of expiry for Nine tam passed July 1. The exact reasons for Yentor's resignation have not been disclosed.
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