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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1922

Page

7

Community Society Notes and Wedding Visit in Atlantic

Regular club meeting at Mrs. Lyman Warren home with eighteen members and ten guests. Christian Home quilt blocks worked and a two course lunch served. Catholic Missionary Coffee hosted by Miss Sue O'Dea’s group with eighty guests and an impromptu musical program. Mrs J C Hand, formerly Miss Ida Fritz, arrived in Atlantic for a visit, marriage to Mr Hand on May 13 a surprise. Hand to join in July for Fritz family reunion in August. Fourth of July at the Golf and Country Club with meals served at 12:30 and 6:30, golf tournament and fireworks, reservations due by Saturday night.

Helping Hand The Helpin Jand Klub Catholic Missionary Coffee Order of Martha, Missionary Society of the Catholic Church Sue O'Dea Miss O'Dea Nell Marshall Bessie Vehran Will. Zyeh Bernard Wright Rebecca Fox Josie Marshall Josie Gaffney J. C. Hand Ida Fritz Atlantic J. L. Fritz East Tenth Street Miss Fritz Mr. Hand Daugh Fritz Los Angeles Modesto Calif Broom Hand Golf Links Golf and Q Country Club J. H. Peacock Clovis

Brother Of Local Man Dies After Stroke and Pneumonia

J. 8. Goss, last of the Goss press building family, died from pneumonia following a stroke at one o'clock yesterday. He leaves a wife and two children, Sam and Hazel Hirsch, and was the last surviving member of the famed press building company. Two other brothers, Ong Ang and Ong Bisbee, also mentioned.

Goss Rocky Island Glencoe Chicago Sam C. Goss Sam Hazel Hirsch Harold Hirsch Goss Press Building Company ONG Ang ONG Bisbee Lit

Fez in Turkey Ends Century Use as Turkish Headdress

The fez in Turkey once marked the national dress for a hundred years and replaced the turban. Introduced by Sultan Mahmud I, he was nicknamed the infidel-sultan for his adoption of the hat.

Turkey Mahmud I

Hunting Licenses Expire Tomorrow in Cass County

County auditor announces new licensing plan with banks to issue hunting licenses for $1.00 each. Banks in Cass County outside the city handle applications to save time, last year 1,004 licenses were issued. Hunters must obtain new licenses tomorrow to continue hunting.

Kyingel Cass County

Latonia Special Crowd Builds Ahead of Race Day

Cincinnati audience for the Latonia special grows with an advance guard arriving. Despite Morvich Pillory and Whiskaway not competing, the field remains lively as Harry Payne Whitney enters three horses from his stable.

Cincinnati Morvich Pillory Whiskaway Harry Payne Whitney

Spectacular City Band Concert Draws Big Park Turnout

A large crowd packed the city park for last night’s band concert. Carl Carson and Myron Shipman shared honors on the cornet solo and song Dear Old Pal of Mine after the eighth number. The program included The Vallhallies march and popular Irving Berlin tunes Home Again Blues and All By Myself. The event was the third concert of the season, with plans for two weekly performances if funds allow, at Sunnyside on Sundays and Thursdays.

Carl Carson Myron Shipman Irving Berlin Sunnyside

City Takes Steps To Prevent Usual Fires Off The Fourth

City officials inspect downtown alleys and warn of fire hazards from Fourth of July fireworks. Tom Maynard reports rear store areas contain flammable material that could spark fires from Roman candles and sky rockets, with water supply low and remedial actions urged at once. Box files offered for sale at 50 cents each.

Down Town Tom Maynard the News Telegraph

Atlantic News In A Nutshell Update From Local Hospital

Alma Wells of Lewis underwent surgery today at Atlantic hospital and is doing nicely. Mr Thulin, operated on for appendicitis a few days ago, is reported to be doing nicely. Mrs Thomas of Anita expects to leave for home tomorrow after a recent operation. The Willard and Buxton law firm has dissolved with each member resuming solo practice. Seven bushels of cherries were picked from a single tree at the H M Brown place in 807 Olive. Cigarette vendors renew licenses today with expiration tomorrow. Rev and Mrs Simpson left for Baldwin Kansas this morning. Mrs J De Ford of Baldwin is seriously ill. Jake White and bride returned from Omaha and will reside at Third and Poplar streets. Rex Smith of the Red Mill cafe now living in solitude as his large family stays in Mosca Colorado. his father-in-law resides there. Miss Lolita Simmons visited Council Bluffs to attend the C E Convention and visit friends. Mrs G Bunton and daughter Miss Blanche, former residents, visiting in the city. Audubon commercial club members toured Audubon and parts of Shelby counties in a sociability run. Chas Leffingwell, recovering from a heart shock, is improving at Jones hospital. W E Locke returns to Des Moines to represent Dempster Manufacturing of pumps and windmills, taking the northwest territory.

Must Be So Photos Capture Nova Scotia Tuna Haul

In Nova Scotia Ashernpen, locals posed with a giant tuna as men hauled the catch from a derrick mounted on a vessel. The playful caption urges fishermen to take their derrick when venturing to fish up there.

Nova, Scotia Ashernpen

Marmalade's Journey From Moors to British Taste

In a Montreal Family Herald note a description traces marmalade from Moorish use in the rind to Europe and Italy in the 14th century. It suggests Greeks and Romans knew lemons but not marmalade, notes the rind’s medicinal use, and credits a traveling Englishman with popularizing the sugar sweetened spread that became a national staple.

Europe Italy Lomana Montreal Family Herald

Real Cultivation Quote on Sympathy and Work

A brief proverb attributed to Beecher states that true cultivation lies in gaining sympathy for all humanity and using that empathy to work effectively for the advancement of everyone.

Beecher

Ransom Release Reported For Lacorona Oil Workers

Dispatches from Mexico City indicate that B5 employees of the Lacorona Oil company held by Mexican rebels for ransom have been released, including about six Americans. The message is brief and unclear.

Associated Press Washington, D. C State Department Shaw Mexico City Lacorona Oil Company

A Collar Yet and the Shirt Collar Trend

A humorous note on shirt collars, noting the Arctic circle placement of a collar on a neck with a knitted silk scarf. It mentions late arrivals in shirt-dom with attached collars, calling it a Broadway fashion and claiming the department offers nearly 100 percent ready shirts and a warm welcome for customers seeking anything in shirts and furnishings.

Dom Shires

Also Mentioned on This Page

Society News Trye Stanley BRAT Hootstown Eans Armour Co-Operative Carson Shipman News Telegraph Atlantic Home Bakery Angel Samuel Goetz Retail Bakers’ Association of America Prop By Allman Atlantic News Alma Wells Lewis Atlantic Hospital Thulin the Atlantic Hospital Willard & Buxton H. M. Brown Place Bride Jake White Omaha Third Poplay Streets Colorado Rex Smith Red Mill Cafe Mosca Bluffs Lolita Simmons Council Bluffs Nellie Gilliam Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church C. E Audubon Boosters Entour Audubon Commercial Club Audubon County Shelby County Chas. Leffingwell Jones Hospital Shranger & Johnson Dempster W. E. Locke Dempster Manufacturing Company Des Moines Mr .Locke South Ridge Mass Hamilton Woolen Co United Press Til Ellis Bass Chattanooga Tenn Bass Mary Isle Wally Li Déss Neff Clothing Co. “Atlantic Lowa
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