Atlantic News Briefs Include Local Incidents and Visits
Mrs Wayne Bullock and son Wallace of Anita visited Atlantic on business. Joy Baron seven, son of Mr and Mrs Lynn Baron of 318 Poplar Street, is ill with flu under a physician’s care. Local items note a theft of old “old-fielding” items from Mrs A Startzer’s garage by burglars. Former Atlantic man Tally, once prominent here, visits on his way home from Colorado. A Fort Des Moines hotel meeting to plan promoting the town to the world attracts civic leaders. A news carrier was injured when kicked by a horse. surgery needed and off duty for days. Funeral held today for Reba Charlotte Durr at Atlantic home with interment at Atlantic Cemetery.
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Wayne Bullock
Wallace
Anita
Atlantic
J Oy Baron
Lynn Baron
Poplar Street
Charen J. Corne
Fauré
Reba
Charlotte Durr
Ralph Durr
Stuart
M. A. Gable
M. E. Church
Fred Durr
Lange] Street
Atlantic Cemetery
Robert Fudge
Joe Fudge
Roy Wright
John Sarsfield
Former Adair Man Prints 1821 Hampden Patriot Copy
Willis Grace a former Adair man now in Dexter owns a print of the Hampden Patriot and Liberal Recorder issued Sept 1, 1821 in Springfield Mass. The issue notes Napoleon’s death poetry by Lord Byron and ads offering cash for elder brandy. It also mentions a protest about whisky sales by eastern wardens and missionary spirit for Indiana. The issue was given to Grace’s father William F. Grace by James Upham. A fire at Greensburg Aug 17 last is reported among domestic news.
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ADAIR
Willis Grace
Dexter
Hampden Patriot
Springfield
Mass
Napoleon Bonaparte
Lord Byron
Indiana
William F. Grace
James Upham
Hampden Patriot and Liberal Recorder
Republic of Columbia
South America
Greensburg
Uys
AdaIr Items Adair Mar 19 Miss Lena Sorensen visiting
Miss Lena Sorensen of Thornton Iowa came recently and will spend a few weeks visiting at the home of her sister Mrs Matel Dickey. Frank Davis and daughter Edith Davis returned from a business trip to Omaha Tuesday evening. Judge George B Lynch and others were in Des Moines Tuesday and Wednesday. Ming Gordtrudg Graham of Atlanta visited at RO Garbes home. Mida Frances Kile returned from Stuart Sunday evening.
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ADAIR
Mar
News-Telegraph
Lena Sorensen
Thornton
Matel Dickey
Frank Davis
Edith Davis
Omaha
Geo. B. Lynch
Preston Powel
F. E. Gates
R. O. Garbee
H. D. Byers
Des Moines
World-wide Radio Concerts to Delight Halloween Fans
A sprawling listing of radio orchestras and performances across U.S. cities and times, highlighting acts such as Leger Orchestra, Vandertult Orchestra, Studio Recital, and Mechesters Orchestra. The schedule covers New York Newark Philadelphia Chicago and more with Central Pacific times and numerous venues.
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York
Itz
Leger Orchertea
M—Foudleh
Po MeKnecht
Iw York
Oz6
Oz6 & Wooding's Orchestra Meehan Four: Leaturs
eeFollce
Aiudia
Ore
Maetounoy
E. Pittent
WCAB
Intirwurgh Press
Pantiter
Hte & N
Seoul
Velasd Press
Bou FM Carnival
Outav
Vegatree Goveinets Jonmrt
Chagewa Dat
Local Social and Civic Notices from Adair and Nearby
Mrs. Herbert Dick returns after a week with her husband in Omaha arranging to locate there. Rev. Thompson of Sentanelle Congregational church was in Adair Wednesday as a guest of M. L. Ryans and Chas. Raper. Canby neighbor Chiar? ened dies at Clarinda after treatment, aged 60. Clarence Move resigns from Walnut Grove Hogrrennedy factory in Anita after seven years and moves to Charley Chaffee farm in Benton township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Dick
Mr. Dick
Omaha
Rev. Thompson
Sentanelle Congregational Church
Adair
M. L. Ryans
Chas. Raper
Canby
Clarinda
Clarence Move
Walnut Grove
Walnut Grove Hog Rennedy
Anita
Charley Chaffee
Benton Township
Iowa Radio and Concert Schedule Summary
A fragmented radio timetable lists stations KFNF Shenandoah KFMR Sioux City and WOC Davenport with multiple daily time marks for weather reports markets chimes concerts and musical programs including a Sunday school lesson and an Omaha Scottish trio performance across Ames Davenport Sioux City and nearby colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
Ames
WOC
Palmer School
Davenport
Sandman
Yield Seed Company
Shenandoah
Omaha
KFMR
Morningside Cotlege
Sioux City
Johnson County to spend on Primary Road No. 40 work
Iowa City March 20. Johnson county board of supervisors will expend about 50 004 on primary road No. 40 south of Iowa City. Grading drainage and bridge culvert improvements will be undertaken.
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Iowa City
U. P
Johnson County Board of Supervisors
Farm Bureau and Club Meetings Near Cass Township
The Cass Township Farm Bureau plans an 8 PM meeting at Mr and Mrs Ralph Nichale home on March 26. Camp Fire Study Center convenes March 31 at Red Cross rooms with lessons on songs and headbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass Township Farm Bureau
Ralph Nichale
Camp Fire
Red Cross
Evelyn Barnett
Spectre of deadly tetanus follows in wake of storm
After a devastating cyclone, revised casualty lists show uncertain totals as relief begins. In storm swept areas temporary morgues and hospitals overflow while families search for missing relatives. Doctors perform major outdoor operations without ether where facilities are unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piers
Hospital Admits Three Residents for Procedures
Mes Fannie Gilson of 907 Chestnut street was admitted to the Atlantic hospital for a major operation today. Mrs Kate Gardner of Atlantic had a minor operation at the Atlantic hospital today. Clarence Leander of Atlantic vicinity is treated at Jones hospital for an ear infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Gilson
Chestnut Street
Atlantic Hospital
Kate Gardner
Atlantic
Clarence Leander
Atlantic Vicinity
Jones ‘Hospital
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Hudson
C. Daghty
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Hex
Mra. A. Startzer
Birch
Ancak
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Virginia Sweet
the Fishback
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Stanley
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Svaartet
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St Paul
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B. Ra Orchestra Myw
Obicai
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Hever Tander Aoa
Somers Cunival
Ray Las
Groueath
Bavenire
F. Vinst
Scbanoc
Orehomre
Mitral Theatre
Anban
Hodek
Mechers Orchestra
M—Meyerlave Orcheatra, En Weara, Baia
Heney Sioy
Orotentra
Hugo Ee
Adalphis i Teatra
BOA
Denver
Lomosp
Moe Mace
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Gaelan
Halfien
Trebewere Feheud Yeu Hembra
Rugrus
Packantadie
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Tekinin
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Pitt Laues
Way
Schenec
America
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WOR
Buffalo
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WDBH
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VOX
Detroit
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Newa
WLW
Cincinnati
Meera” Orchestra
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Ghuren
Veapar Pervace
Chbret
We Chicaca
Emerson
Sheridet M. EL Quertet
WGN
Hechlallaudt
Raimel
KYW
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Liaule Symphony
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Iowa
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Everett True
Eigat O'Cleck
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Beze
Atlantic Social News
Maurice Coames
Chait Robingen
Saftair
BR. Coames
East Sixth Street
AL Gillette
AL Lacustatreet
Ancient
Architectura
S. Mmercer
Iowa Society
Chamber of Commerce
Clarence van Epps
Iowa ‘ City
A. W. Hawley
Fort Dodge
Robert H. Manger
Frankis
Lee
Des Maines
Floyd “Chamberlain
Waterloo
W. H. Hamilton
Sig-journey
G. I. Ghileren
Alice Louise McDuffee
Michigan
Rebekahs
Delphians
C. Clab
Ips
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S. Und
Poplar Firs
Brown’s Grocery
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