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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1930
Page
6
Towa City June 26 Special United States Military academy at West Point will send graduates to the University of Towa for specialized training in engineering under terms of a plan announced Monday by Clement.
Dean Williams states academy graduates are eligible for army corps assignments but face training limits at West Point. He notes cooperation with Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cornell and University of California. First cohort officers will start work in town city next month. Upon finishing, they will earn the bachelor of science in engineering.
Ta-Puieral arrangement details misspelled. Veterinarian 73 Lew Sharon died suddenly today from apoplexy while on a professional call. News-Telegraph ad notices seek results.
A compiled Friday June 27 radio program guide outlines Eastern Central Atlantic and Western stations with time slots for NBC CBS and local networks. It names WRAL WEEI WABC WMAQ WJZ and others, listing features music drama and Amos Andy style programs across multiple cities and time zones.
A jumble of names from Grant and nearby areas details visits, trips, and gatherings. Dorothy Anker of Athi jue with cousin Guldia Kenworthy and Boyd Porter of Morton, plus Clyde Conrad, Dr. Margaret Sfendrickson, and others. Ruby and Geneva Conrad went to Shenandoah for the day. families from Glen Wood, Malvern, Red Oak, and Atlantic visited relatives here.
Anita News reports daily life and local notices from Dakota and surrounding towns. The item mentions Anita Wagner of Dakota, daughter of Mr and Mrs W T Wagner, and notes her work at her parents home with relatives and friends. It also references various local activities and visits among residents, including A A Johnson, Willis Kelley, and C A Carey, with brief travel and social mentions.
Elliott residents and families traveled to Des Moines and Ames for postmaster conference and community meetings. The group, including Mr and Mrs Lon Jones, Hazel Saint, and Tauita Jones, joined relatives in Ames while other visitors spent time in Sherman and Humboldt.
Mrs T G Mullur and Mrs K Kaltult left for Seattle to attend the Danish Lutheran church convention. Chris Hansen and children from Colorado arrived to visit relatives. Mrs pri Larsen and daughter hosted Sunday guests at C R Jacobsen home. The Nelson Larsen family visited Martin Larsen in Soldiers. Gorton Miller of Atlantic visited friends. En Tensteup was in Omaha on business. Mr and Mrs S C Petersen and children traveled to Storm Lake for the day.
A fragmentary passage mentions founders and officers connected to a Chicago event this week. The text references a president figure and an international theme, with unclear names and roles due to damage.
Five firemen and several others recover after suspected ptomaine poisoning from tainted canned meat. Lieut Charles Notte and Arthur Edwards were among the firefighters who became irrational and disoriented after a call at the scene. A hospital report lists William Nogsan and Mrs Nogsan among those affected. all are recovering under medical care.
Dr. Margaret Mead portrays American Samoa as a land of perpetual summer with abundant crops and communal support, where poverty is absent and the elderly blind and sick are cared for by community funds. The scene emphasizes lush trees, dressed women, and easy living in a romanticized view of Samoan prosperity.
June 26 A called meeting elected Elliote M as eighth grade teacher to fill the vacancy from Mrs Pearl Buckner's resignation. City council also met Friday and approved a sanitary flush valve purchase from Pylt Brow Iron Pee Serving Co of Council Bluffs at a cost of $200 to improve water cleanliness.
Mrs Claude Dougher of Gerning visited her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Ligue for a ten day stay. Miss Mildred Nixon recently returned from Omaha after a year. Mr and Mrs Al Logue hosted a family reunion at John Clinton’s home in Manweni. Miss Mary McDermott a Simpson College student spent the weekend with Cumberland relatives. Mr and Mrs Norevigllin joined relatives for a gathering. Mr and Mrs Harald Hosley of Jeann Pollock traveled to Cumberland. Dr and Mrs A Weaver left for Durand Michigan to attend an interstate medical convention then plan a trip to Kirchner Canada to visit daughter Mrs Ruth Morley’s home.
Local resident Quick has purchased a small Overland sport biplane powered by a 6 horsepower Trond motor. He has been studying aviation and is now flying the new plane, kept in Omaha and brought to Sioux City for instruction by his instructor.
Mrs Kathryn Bruhn of Atmeclaw Washington visits Elk Horn with her mother Mrs Karen Hansen and other relatives en route home from Frative where she had traveled with fellow mothers of the United States to visit her son.
The Evangelical Women's Union announces a pantry sale at Squer and Uahlberg's on Saturday June 28. The event aims to raise funds and support community needs with sale items and refreshments.
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