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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1925

Page

6

Time Seven Speakers Lend Weight to Program

A series of lectures features seven notable speakers across afternoons and nights. Dr Beo Wilson opens with The English Labor Party, followed by Mrs Mabel Turna on Dressing Well on Jess Money, and De Devine with Three Present Day Revolutionists. Additional talks include Dr Hagerman The Man With One Window, De MacDowrl travelogue Krypt and the Far East, Denyes Problems of the Far East, and Chaplain Cooper The Supreme Test of Civilization.

Beo Wilson Mabel Turna Jess Money T. Devine Er. T. Hagerman BE. de MacDowrl Denyes Far Jus. A. Cooper

Poverty blamed for most crimes and divorces says judge

Des Moines judge W G Bonner contends poverty causes 75 percent of divorce actions and many crimes. He cites young couples pursuing luxury goods and cars as key factors, notes most divorcees lack children, urges thrift to avoid the divorce mill.

Des Moines U. P W. G. Bonner Bonner Aaserty Bonner

Exira Couple Receives Marriage License

Merle Isabelie Kline and Lauren Wheeler of Exira obtained a marriage license.

Merle Isabelie Kline Exira Lauren Wheeler

Bell rate hike in Omaha as costs push up prices

In Omaha the North company announces higher telephone rates citing increased costs. Business and residential lines see monthly charges rise from three to four dollars for residence and six to ten dollars for business, varying by location and service type.

Atlantic Omaha Busi- Jieua Nebraska

Dead Men Never Tell Any Tales Heard In Vinton Hearing

In Vinton Iowa deputy game warden M R Teakle seized a fish spear from F C Petersen citing illegal possession for fishing. Petersen funds attorney T J Kirkland and says spear belonged to his late father and will appeal to the supreme court if needed.

Vinton INS Justice Court M. R. Teakle F. C. Petersen Teakle J. D- Nichols Petersen T. J. Kirkland Supreme Court Kirkland

Montgomery County W C T U Meeting at Elliott July 21

The Montgomery County W C T U plans its county convention in Elliott at the Methodist church on July 21, 1925. Mrs Cory Ballenger of Council Bluffs, the State Secretary, will preside. State President Ida B Wise Smith is away in Europe.

Elliott News-Telegraph Montgomery County Cory Ballenger Council Bluffs Mra Ida B. Wise Smith Europe

Modern fashions train girls to walk on stomachs

Dr Martha M Bacon head of women’s physical education at the University of Kansas declared in session that modern fashions train a girl to balk on her stomach She said girls chest caves in neck protrudes like an S and boys athletic stars are deplorable Sioux City Iowa June 25 U P cities in Iowa and six states North and South Dakota Minnesota Nebraska Missouri will be represented at a library association meeting with Dr F C Belden Carl Milam Arthur F E Bostwick and Purd B Wright listed as attendees

Martha M. Bacon Womés University of Kansas American Physical Educational Association Sioux City U. P Iowa North South Dakota Minnesot Nebraska American Liary Associtaion Carl Milam American Library, Association Arthur FE Bostwick St. Louis American Library Association Chita Purd,b Wright Kansas City

Iowa Missouri boundary to be set by commission

June 25 report says a boundary commission will sit as a court to fix the Iowa Missouri line at the Des Moines river mouth. The action follows a suit over the boundary and an eventual study of the river area. Also advertised is the Westinghouse Automatic iron sold in Atlantic by King Electric Co.

OWA Missouri Iowa Boundary Commission Clark County Board of Supervisors Des Moines Westinghouse Atlantic King Electric Co Chestnut Street

Herring Survives Fall From Tree Near Des Moines

Laverne Herring son of Clyde M. Herring democratic national committeeman from Iowa escapes injury after a large falling tree near Des Moines yesterday. Workmen were felling the tree when Herring detoured to avoid passing in an automobile. the upper branches struck the car causing obstruction.

Des ‘Moines INS La'Verne Herring Clyde M. Herring Iowa Herring

Walnut Young Man Weds Former Teacher in Schools There

Walnut Ia June 25 Special to News Telegraph Announcements received by relatives and friends of the marriage of Edith Kiddoo daughter of Mrs Caroline Eliza Kiddoo Cromwell Ia to Charles A Seville son of Mrs Sarah Seville Walnut which occurred Thursday June 18 Mrs Seville was the efficient teacher of domestic science in the Walnut public school the past year and made

Walnut Edith Kiddoo Caroline Eliza Kiddoo Cromwell Charles A. Seville Sarah Seville Seville

Beville Among Walput Friends Aide Future Home

A fragment notes Mr Beville belonging to Walput as a prominent young man among friends during a stay. It remains unclear where the group plans to settle, with no definite location stated for their future home.

Beville Walput

Governor to name two new commissions soon

Des Moines June 25. Governor John Hammill announced before departing for Poland Springs that he will recognize two women in appointing Iowa’s blind commission and the sesquicentennial exposition commission. The commissions, created by the 41st General Assembly, become effective July 1, 1926. The Sesquicentennial commission will have five members to arrange Iowa’s part in the Philadelphia exposition in 1926.

Des Moines INS John Hammill Poland Springs National Conference of Governors 41St General Assembly Iowa Philadelphia

Chris' Shining Parlor Handles Omaha Daily Bee Paper

Notice informs the public that Chris' Shining Parlor will handle distribution of the Omaha Daily Bee for now and possibly permanently. Readers are instructed to call there for their paper, per Bee Representative H. S. Hansen.

Chris Omaha Daily Bee Bee H. S. Hansen

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