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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1931
Page
8
Alfred tableden was buried after a Monday service conducted by a banker at the Methodist church. Funeral rites were at Arlington Heights cemetery with eleven brothers and his parents present. Mrs Hans Po Kingbullton and several siblings mourn his loss.
Yesterday's cartoon explains Fred M. Hohman president of the sth Army Corps Veterans Association. He retired from the army after ten years of service at twenty one and from the Pittsburgh fire department after twenty two years on an engine company, though he is only forty seven. Enlisted at fourteen, he served four years in straight time and earned double time toward retirement for three years in the Philippines. Hehman now resides at 2622 Linwood Ave Pittsburgh. Tomorrow: The Man with the Iron Hair.
Des Moines June 20 press: Secretary Glenn Maynes urges preservation of the state primary road fund. He warns against diversion to secondary roads and alleys, stressing the risk to bond payments. He notes miles of secondary roads remain unimproved and calls for keeping primary funds intact.
Fragmentary list of quiz answers including names such as Kingston Mitchell Scotland and Lincoln Garfield McKinley. Mentions places Superior Michigan Huron Ontario and a wrestling claim champion. Ends with Beethoven as a referenced composer.
Friends report the death of Bluford Chambliss at Dexter Friday. Chambliss was a former resident who conducted a hardware store for many years in the area. His passing was announced by local acquaintances in Walnut.
Raymond C. Allen and Anna M. Bell appear on a marriage licenses list. The notice records their intended union and the issuing authority’s approval, reflecting a formal filing in the civil records.
Wellman March 30. Willair Smith 223 was struck and killed by a passing freight train on the tracks near town. Authorities report he was walking along the rails prior to the accident.
Governor Tejeda of Veracruz filed a petition opposing Saturday’s injunction blocking enforcement of the ecclesiastical limitation law. The law caps priests per parish at one for every 200,000 residents. He accused the church of foreign allegiance and said Mexico sends $15 million yearly to Rome. Federal troops guarded a parish as 100 anti church demonstrators marched.
Governor Turner Saturday announced state rewards of 250 dollars for each conviction of unknown suspects in three recent murder cases in which killings appear to have occurred. One case involves Laney Evuta in Appanoose County and another involves Adams Beach and a double murder near Page. Further details and exact locations were not fully clear in the copy.
The article notes a woman found dead in her home after an attack and her paralyzed husband Irving Beach found dying behind the bed. Beach died without leaving clues for investigators. A third unserved case in Page County reports the death of Marion Annum.
The record notes the fives of D A Dobry and FP C Harrigan along with Eugene Halligan, the latter two identified as former members of Hieenyef companies, in a brief 19th or early 20th century manpower ledger.
A large delegation attended the Royal Neighbors district convention held at the local lodge rooms last Thursday. A covered-dish luncheon was served in the church dining rooms. District deputy from Council Bluffs and state deputy from Mapleton spoke, outlining the program and duties.
In Davenport Iowa June 80 the schedule of assets totaling 812 440 for the defunct D A Dobry Seamities company was filed with the district court clerk. Liabilities totaling 1 452 314 95 were filed weeks earlier. The first creditors meeting was held in the federal court chamber and George M Bechtel Company was elected trustee. Reulff Ottesen representing receiver Fran Comfort of Des Moines urged securing for creditors the Creditors Give Instance policies whose cash surrender value is 63 020 The policies were carried off.
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