Dim Your Lights to Prevent Car Crashes
Public safety notice urges drivers to lower high beams when approaching oncoming vehicles to reduce glare and prevent hundreds of serious accidents.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1940
Page
6
Public safety notice urges drivers to lower high beams when approaching oncoming vehicles to reduce glare and prevent hundreds of serious accidents.
In Elliott Indiana on June 28 a special report notes the birth of a 9 pound son named Jon Howard to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Shelgren. A son arrived Tuesday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Milner. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Smith welcomed a boy born Tuesday. In Casey Ta another 10-2 pound son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Martin, with a girl also in the family. In Earlham Mr. and Mrs. Harold Comly welcomed a 6% pound son named Larry Arden. Mrs. Comly is formerly Pauline Craven of Canby.
William H. Lucas 78 of Cumberland dies at his home after a brief illness. A Stark County Ohio native born August 11 1841 he lived in Cumberland for over four decades working in harness and grocery trades. Survived by widow Ida N. Drake and three children the family plans funeral at the Cumberland Christian church Sunday at 2 PM with burial in Greenwood cemetery.
London reports the death of Lady Conan Doyle, widow of the Sherlock Holmes creator, after a major operation. Funeral plans await her son Adrian Conan Doyle in Hollywood to decide arrangements. The couple shared a belief in spiritualism, with a past claimed message from the late Conan Doyle aiding her recovery.
Funeral notices announce Peter Peterson of Griswold will be buried at Lowman cemetery after a 2 PM Saturday service at the Presbyterian church led by Rev. C J Frank. The Wagler funeral home will move the body from the late home tonight, where it will lie in state until the service.
Quent in Biggs of Waterloo spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Lulu Biggs. Miss Ruby Wickey of Omaha visited her mother Mrs Eva Wickey. Mr and Mrs Wray Wilson were recent visitors in Indianola. Mrs Vic Rasmussen of Chicago returned home after a several days visit with her parents Mr and Mrs H E Marlowe. Velma Marlowe of Indianola visited her parents before joining Mr and Mrs Tom Trout of Lincoln Neb for a trip to Seattle Washington.
A roundup of services from St. Peter and Paul Catholic Church St. Paul’s Lutheran First Baptist and more. Notable items include guest speaker Rev. Glenn Petersen Des Moines at First Baptist and Independence Day observances at multiple parishes.
Zion's Evangelical Lutheran Church invites members to a 3 p m Sunday cornerstone laying for the new Ames chapel. Bible class and Sunday school at 10 a m. A 2 30 p m sermon by Rev Norbert Mueller of Omaha attends the Immanuel mission festival in Adair. Walther League meeting moved to Wednesday next week due to Independence Day.
In Anita and area churches announcements list Sunday school times and worship services. Events include a pastors meeting at the parsonage, a financial committee gathering, elders meeting, and a Friday teachers’ meeting. A Piney Woods Miss quartet concert echoes in the Faith and Health program.
St John s Evangelical parish announces no services Sunday. Vic toria township hosts St Peter s church 50th anniversary with brief program and talks by Mrs Altig. Buck Creek Monroe Wiota and Walnut congregations outline worship times Sunday school Epworth League catechism confessions and family services.
Mrs Addie Jacobsen and Mrs Cora Cain of Des Moines were visitors here Wednesday. Congressman Jensen will stay in Washington until congress adjourns. Work resumes on the city WPA project with new sidewalks in the city park and planned repairs and gutters. Fire destroyed barn on Elmer Pont farm six miles north of Massena. several tons of hay and four calves burned in the blaze.
Des Moines dispatch notes Republican nerves about November conditions and shows Willkie rising in street polls and in editor surveys. Iowa Democrats hope Hoover nomination to beat Willkie, while discussions touch on Lizzie the elephant and other political quips.
The report notes Cooney charging in his campaign that incumbent Spangler is a Hoover man while Spangler supporters deny it. Indications now support Cooney’s claim. Cooney offered only that this is no time to fight.
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