Rates rise at Amos and related fare notes
A jumble of wire service blurbs reports fare increases at Amos and other transit lines, a death by self harm at Huntington Library, nominations for U S Chamber directors, and political shifts in Germany, with various regional notices from Iowa to Sofia including a destructive hail storm and Rebekah gathering notes.
Hons Club Honors Civil War Vets At Meeting Today
The local club, in Memorial Day spirit, honored Civil War veterans at its noon meeting at the Calumet, with guests including four G A R members Apa Mesare R 8 McGeehan J W B Love and H M Own. Rev M A Gable spoke eloquently on the heroes of the Civil War. Attendance was good.
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Calumet Ecate
G. A.R. Drum’ Apa
Mesare
McGeehan
J. W
B. Love
H. Mown
M. A. Gable
Local School Commencement Honors Graduates in 1922 Edition
The Thursday evening ceremony at the high school auditorium lists graduates from Classical, Normal Training, Commercial, and Industrial courses. It includes diplomas for many students led by speakers, with board president Mr. W. R. Jones presenting diplomas and benediction closing the event.
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Atlantic
Lobe
Jannie
Uh Tans
Bulini
Gebegia L. Murray
Davuencien
M. Musi Py A. Gable
Girla Glee Club
Ho Stila
B. W. Oakley
Reading
Marian Grayonette Brown
Veen Sula
Sele Intire
Acdre
AL Breeding
Nellie Clare Frase
W. R. Jones
Board of Education
Winnie C. Ball
Blitnd L. Barnhart
Haldean Bell
Mariel Norman Blake
Clifford
Brown
Edwin Bunnett
Edward Perrin
Cole
George N. Curtis
Wayne Paul Gingery
Mabel A. Lkapke
Alff H. Henningsen
Clyde Frederick Herring
Robert Leon Hill
Glark J.C. Jensen
Gerhart
Jersild
Roscoe Murray Nerdles
Paul A. Nelson
Rose-Marie Nelson
Arlene LeNore Pellett
Wendel Richard Savery
Katherine Smith
Romaine Matilda Startzer
Prederick W. Trailer
Wilmy Warner
Miles W.ward
Gladys Dorothy Anderson
Lucille Ellen Andergoh
Imo E. Anderson
Myrna-Elaine Archer
Mary-Ellen Baron
Erma Lorene
Bigelow
Thelma Buckrey
Frieda Maug Clausen
Viola Dickerson
Sylvia
Diven
Marian Hope Gaither
Vitura Pauline Gaither
Lillian Glee Hedges
Marie “Rail
Rose Eunice Jersild
Ethel C. Jipsen
Josie A. Paulsen
Ruth Leah Peter-~lman
Hazel N. Ramsey
Blanche Mae Rowe
Imp.c. Schultz
Ruby Margaretta Startzer
Rutha. Folsom Stover
Gladys P.swipeburne
Irma
M. Thurman
Bernice L. Weinrich
Glenni M. Allen
Beulah Mae Baxter
Mario
Beck
Marie Hattie
Beisser
Wilbur H. Blake
Kenneth F. Brillhart
Ariette Leona Brink
Lyle H. Campbell
Charles Clare Conway
John L. Fleming
Est F. Gordon
Glenn M.hole
Pauline Lang
Clarence Moor
Mildred’ M. Murphy
Maurice’ A. Nichola
Mabel Marie + Odem
Clyde R. Pralf
Lolita
Elaine Sim‘maria
Sophias B. Skow
Zella Fayehomgon
Bernice - Laurene Tracy
Walt E. Tracy
Harley James Warren
George A. Young
Industrial Sourse
Guy “R
Eades
Joseph
Clare” Fraser
M. Simithares
Spon
Wihard
B. W
Legion Post OKs Band Fund Solicitation Move
The Atlantic post of the American Legion, at a city hall meeting of the Great Atlantic committee, was told to press ahead with a fundraiser for a band this year. The committee urged business leaders to cover the balance, with a $600 target and a $1,200 cap on total costs, as R. W. Cockshoot reported about $450 already raised and a recanvass expected to reach $600. The post seeks Greater Atlantic approval before canvassing.
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Atlantic Post
The
American Legion
Greater Atlantic Committee
Legion
R. W. Cockshoot
Qo.k
Greater Atlantic
Demaus
John B. Jipson
Atlantic
JP. Stefferns
Tix
Aller’ Industries
Gibson prepares to file in bail tax assessment
Des Moines May 20 Ins Attorney General Be in prepared to file a petition in Ted cra court arguing Judge Wade lowered taxes on two town railroads was illegal. Gibson contends an unrelated federal act requires three judges in permanent inflation proceedings. Judge Wade issued May 12 ruling. Gibson may file late today or tomorrow after conference with Wade. Observers doubt the filing will occur as Wade could vacate the order. The case involved Rover Island and Great Western alliances and an injunction denied by a three judge panel with Taft writing the opinion.
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Des Moines
INS
Bein
Ted Cra
Martin d. Wade
Gibson
Wade
Gibsons
Taft
Opinio
Jong
Yas An
Rover Island
Great Western Allenda
United States
Supe
W._H
Councilman Returns to End Deadlock on Contract Letting
In Shenandoah Iowa May 2057 a council deadlock on a roadway contract was broken when a council member returned. The absence of the councilman delayed the vote and stalled paving plans until the member rejoined the meeting.
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Shenandoah
Vis
DeLox
Want
Lllinois
Meadrock
Belite
Pioneer Mailander Dies After Long Life in This Section
Peter W Mailander longtime resident and pioneer of this section died this morning at 1207 Poplar street after a decade of bronchial pneumonia and age related infirmities. He was ninety nine, born in Germany in 1846 near Cologne. He emigrated to the United States settling first in Tingis then Henry later Dana Illinois. He married Mary Lentauser in 1871 at Richland Wisconsin. The family moved to Cass county then to the city in 1908 at 1207 Poplar street where he died. Four children predeceased him. his wife survives with relatives in Saskatchwan Canada and Wis. The family requests no flowers and funeral services will be announced later.
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Peter W. Mailander
Anl
Poplar Street
Mr. Mailander
Germany
Bern
Cologne
United States
Tingis
Henry
Dana
Richland
Mary Lentauser
Cass County
Winta
Byhams
Ander
Saskatchwan
Canada
Wiota
Burchan
Griswold High School Sees Thirteen Students With Perfect Attendance
Thirteenth Griswold high school students achieved perfect attendance for the year. Names include Loraine, Blain, Genevieve Chishount, Arlene Croghat, Verds, Eupelsheimer, Forsythe, Le Arenes, Virginia Moore, Florence Swett Turner, Egel Waldron, and others. Teachers attended a picnic at BE. E. Bluphomie. new teachers were introduced and enjoyed a day in the woods.
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Griswold
New Telegraph
Griswold High School
Loraine
Blain
Genevieve Chishount
Arlene Croghat
Verds
Eupelsheimer
Aesest Forsythe
Learenes
Virginia
Moore
Florence
Swett
Turner
Egel
Waldron
Edrys
BE. E. Bluphomie
SA CITY May Seying che hie vee 1
Fragmentary OCR segment mentions a place and a date but no clear event or identifiable entities. unable to extract a coherent summary of people organizations or actions from the readable text.
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SA City
Riot at church meeting over Rev Recwaldt transfer
In a chaotic scene at St. Pi Lutheran church district synod president Rev Goede faced opposition from members as he questioned contributors and names. A shouting match escalated with cries of support and disbelief prompting the police to disperse the crowd. The transfer of Rev Recwaldt to Norfolk was noted amid the unrest.
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BK Pau
Balt
Min Mer
St. Pi Lutheran Church
C., Goute
Rewwaldt
Mihay
Recwaldt
Norfolk
Goede
K. Rs
Nalice
Boone County Expands Gravel on Secondary Roads
Boone County officials report they let contracts for graveling thirty miles of secondary roads and plan to gravel another twenty miles. This may be the state’s highest secondary road graveling mileage. The primary system is nearly all hard surfaced while the secondary network is rapidly improving.
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Boone County
Delinquent Auto Licenses Drop Amid Statewide Report
Des Moines report shows fewer than 18,000 delinquent licenses in the state, about half of last year. The official cites increased public awareness of proper vehicle registration during ownership transfers.
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Des Moines
Mya
INS
W.e Colladarintendent
State Motor, Vehicly
S Department
Colladays
DING GETTING WELL THESE DAYS DES MON MAY 20
A report from May 20 states Ding is improving after an acute peritonitis attack. He responded to treatment and dismissed rumors about his health, saying he feels better and did not dwell on past illness comments.
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Des “Mon
U.P
Elliott Man Returns Ill From Oklahoma
A brief news item reports Elliott, in May, ill from Oklahoma, after arriving home. He is in poor health and was met Thursday by his father Frank DeWitt. When able, Ross will travel to Des Moines to undergo an operation.
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Elliott
Rass de
Witt
Okla
Rz Ues
Frank DeWitt
Ross
Des Moines
Walther League Sioux Convention Arrangements Set
The sixth annual Walther League convention of the Lutheran church’s youth group in Sioux is completed with plans for a Friday and Saturday gathering. About five hundred delegates from Nebraska are expected to attend.
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Sioux
Cfl
Piatrict
Walther League
Young
People’s. Organization
The
Lutheran Church
Nebraske
Teenager in Riverdale shoots alleged rival in triangle
Chicago May 20 INS a 16 year old Lucille Wunsch shot two women including Miss Agnes Simneck 28 and the alleged other woman and wounded her father William Wunsch in the rear of the home of Mr and Mrs George Trapp Riverdale as vigil kept over the father who allegedly had two year affair with Miss Simneck the gun misfired twice and both the mother and father were wounded while Miss Simneck was injured in the chest and lungs others were treated at hospital with uncertain outcome
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Chicago
INS
Main Street
Lucille Wunsch
Thernton Township High School
Orme
Riverdale
Agnes Simnick
Simneck
Lucille
Lagilla
Mynsch
Mrs. Mungeh
Luciste
Eales
Gus Jempty
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