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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1925
Page
6
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Mrs Clara Thompson of Des Moines Iowa testifies that Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription benefited her during and after motherhood. She reports relief from headaches and fatigue, increased strength, and improved health after using the product and tea.
Massena Indiana May 21 Special to News Telegraph Mrs Grover Guthrie improves after appendicitis Bertha Cruise visits Omaha and plans a Lake Erie summer trip John Bauman returns from Texas Mrs John Lee Fontanelle visits Anita Ed Wagner on Spirit Lake trip George Garside moves into new home Supt Thomas Denham to Rochester for Mrs Denham operation Raymond Krause and family visit W R Krause’s son and family store goods at Baptist parsonage to await move to Rochester Irene Tinkner to spend summer in Des Moines Ralph Brandon with Ottumwa team returns home Sun due to sun injury Mrs Grover Huddleson visited Mrs Frank Berry Hawks roller skating rink opens Creston visit by Marlowe family Linda Lien and daughter Mila travel to Pierce Nebraska for visit Charles Paulson family Gene of Omaha visit Pheudore Madsen and Chris Jengen SALOO May 22 A Lurry Hell found today here near Avon Iver Glen friend obituary style note
Atlantic men were honored at the state Congregational conference held in Creston this week. Rev. Leonard A. Spooner of the local church was elected chairman of the state committee on social service and T. H. Whitney was elected state auditor.
Special to News Telegraph describes the Sig Plunge at the fair grounds as a sweltering hotspot. The pool was crowded yesterday and last evening, drawing Shelby high school students for a cooling picnic amid the heat wave.
Dr Jy Pattison of Coe College Cedar Rapids spoke at Cumberland Church of Christ delivering the commencement address to a class of sixteen students with friends and relatives present Professor Hal Reid presented the diplomas
Dr. Frederick B. Knight of Iowa City spoke at Exira Federated church to the senior class and school patrons for the commencement address. Mrs. ELC Wilson, school president, attended as the audience heard the message reported by the News-Telegraph.
Chas Crosley, a well known farmer living north of Massena on the Anils Massemi road, was severely injured when struck by a car on the public highway between ten and eleven Wednesday night. Both legs were broken with bones protruding. he was taken to Anita Hospital for X rays and later returned home. The accident occurred as he tried to aid another approaching vehicle. no internal injuries were indicated.
The Audubon Iowa senior class play A Pair of Poise was presented last night in Audubon and will be repeated tonight. The entry notes a special telegraph listing and an advertisement page for selling property.
Massena, Ja May 22. Charles Crosley, a well known farmer three miles northwest of town, is hospitalized with a broken leg and a head fracture after being struck by a car driven by Harley Fort. Crosley was walking along the highway near his home Wednesday night and signaled for a ride. Fort did not see him in time to stop.
Investigation launched after a night accident involving Lie Automobiles and a streetcar. Arthur F Barber, 26, died, and Hazel Junior, 24, along with C Clem, 23, were injured. Police and investigators seek causes and charges as details remain limited.
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