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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1929
Page
2
Walnut California area social notes list visits and travel among local families. Names include Forbes Reimer Walden Fors id Fare Clark Blur Arp Jacobs Stamp Bigelow Boiler Bunker and Stevensen. The writeups mention trips to Des Moines Omaha Denver Denver and Des Moines with relatives and guests visiting Walnut residents.
The Audubon fire department donated 100 dollars to the proposed new Audubon hospital and voted to furnish a room in the building. It also pledged 25 dollars toward expenses for the Audubon Junior League baseball club participating in district leagues at Council Bluffs.
Dr Rex Smith a dentist in the Wates area was taken to the state hospital at Chiinda after a hearing before the in commission. The hearing followed complaints and led to action by Sheriff Csommen. Details are incomplete due to damaged text.
The Cumberland News notes Reverend Hoon's visit lasting several weeks here before he returned to his Lenox home on Monday. Family and local residents joined in welcoming the visitor.
Harlan Iowa June 29 report shows blood tests neg for typhoid. Cate Nelson, ill for a month, diagnosed with fever now identified as Malta fever, the first case in the county.
Miss Van Wormer of Council Bluffs is a guest of her friend Misa Lurene Cade this week, with Mrs Jame and others noted in local social chatter. The missive includes names such as Fred Bontz and B R Hammond among the Nebr Hammond family and a brief cordial update on plans for Friday.
Audubon Iowa June 29 Specht C. Fe. Tittle hatchecy ends a busy season as manager Henry Petersen returns to Red Oak to stow work. Nicholas Kass, formerly of Audubon and Carrell hatchery, hired by Audubon County Farm Bureau to do ending work among flocks and will return in two weeks.
Hancock Iowa June 29. Social roundup lists Mrs Will Everhart and daughters Lucile Irene visiting cousin Ward Reineke and Mrs Richard Coe. George McCubbins of Oaklani head to Portland Oregon seeking a potential home. Numerous families from Atlantic Red Oak Omaha Council Bluffs and Newport attended picnics visits.
Anita residents and visitors fill the week with travels and reunions. Mary Steinmetz plans a July trip to Brookings South Dakota to visit relatives. Peter Martin Jr of Edwardsburg Michigan returns to renew old friendships. Jerome Booth and wife visit Des Moines while Brunette Karns family reunion occurs at Keystone Park. Several locals announce summer plans including work assignments, house moves, and hospitalities as roads and routines shift across Cass County.
Mrs Allee Greever and granddaughter Doreen visited Griswold with her brother Cleve Rogers and family. Harry Clausen was in Omaha Monday. Mr and Mrs C A Peters and family left for Ak Point D I They spent the weekend in Omaha. Peters have been visiting relatives here. Mr and Mrs Frank Herbert and son of Macedonia spent Sunday at Wade Stevens home. Mrs Carl Kron and Ida May of St Louis are visiting Jason Hans cover and family. They visited William Benacoter at Glenwood. Mr and Mrs Charles Pfaff and son George and Mr and Mrs Kraus and son Charles of West Orange N J arrived Wednesday to visit Mrs Pfaffs sister Mrs Charles Bussee and family.
A peculiar tale from tomorrow’s crime report recounts a woman who pressed for access to a linen towel during a household quarrel. She argued with her brothers and casters over the privilege, asserting a right to break in the spotless towel on a Saturday night.
Massena la June 2 Special Mrs T T Langworthy a total pioneer died last evening at the family home She fell and broke her leg three weeks ago and never recovered Born near Cincinnati Ohio she had resided here for many years Survived by husband a Civil War veteran and five children including W H Langworthy and Bert Langworthy Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at the Church of Christ Nodaway Nodaway Ia June 24 Jackson Bixler 78 died Tuesday afternoon Survived by wife and one son Roy of Croville Cal Willisea Willisea Ind June 2 Mrs Dane Dyer died suddenly from a heart attack at over 80 years in failing health for some time
Ralph Overhalser, editor of the Red Oak Express, was elected president of the Southwest Iowa Publishers Association at a meeting in Council Bluffs. He succeeds Mrs. Daisy Oldham of Avoca. Officers named include E.R. McClure of the Tabor Beacon as vice president and Clark Galloway of the Nonpareil as secretary-treasurer. About fifteen publishers from the region attended as Frank Hanton and B. E. Chase spoke on print and foreign advertising, while Caswell of Griswold discussed the Iowa Press Association's legislative program. The gathering followed a luncheon at the Chieftain Hotel hosted by the Council Bluffs Journalists Club.
Elliott Iowa June 29 George Marsh hired as janitor to fill vacancy from Ed Stennett resignation. His son Ben and daughter Lois will assist him. Clinton Iowa Raymond Allison 18 formerly of Boone confessed to a Detroit gas station holdup last fall after stealing a car. He will be returned to Detroit without extradition. he also admitted stealing the automobile.
Adair Iowa items list visits and travels of residents from Dakota to Atlantic. Mrs McNichols touring Europe with Dr McNichols and son Bill, and many neighbors visiting kin in Adair. Includes hospital updates, travel to Kansas City and Fort Collins, and local calls on kinfolk and former residents.
According to Detrait police, Allison received a two year sentence in jail for a theft of a car last year and was parole to a local woman in Baton. The note highlights parole sequence and custody status amid the case.
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