Local News Briefs and Society Notes from the Area
New Salaywoman Mrs Marie Paulsen becomes the new saleslady at the People's store located at 513 Crestnut street. Ben C Conrad and Gail Kirk return home from a ten day trip in Colorado. George Granville of Granville Bros shoe store at 412 Chestnut street is in Chicago buying goods for the far trade. The Cumberland mail sack failed to reach Cumberland on schedule due to a misrouted drop to Des Moines. Dr C J Campbell, Rock Island surgeon, left for Colorado Springs with papers for the meeting on the 15th. Hal 8 Bay accompanies him toward the west. Official registration of Hudson and Essex cars in Iowa for July shows a 143 percent rise over July 1924. Radio WOAW at Oxtaria will broadcast American Legion Invitation Night at 9 PM Sept 14 with program plans for the October convention. Richard Henry Little of the Chicago Tribune to speak at Spencer October 1 for the Clay county fair. Dave Mosier visiting from Chicago. Lieut and Mrs Chase W Sloudley announce birth of second child, Dorothy Clare, at Walter Reed hospital on August 30, 1925. Mrs Hoadley mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase W. Sloudley
Edgewood Arsenal
Maryland
Dorothy Clare
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D. C
Hoadley
Amy Ellen Dallas to wed as Hondleys depart soon
Miss Amy Ellen Dallas of Atlantic prepares for her forthcoming marriage while the Hondley family plans a swift departure from Edgewood Arsenal to Cambridge Massachusetts. Lieut Hondley will pursue two years in Harvard business school, with Mrs Dallas sister Rachel accompanying them to Boston. The Arthur Military Band from Arthur Ida county Iowa broadcast a Casa county fair program from station KFLZ Walnut Grove Anita featuring grand opera selections and vocalist R W Adams, with listeners savoring the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Ellen Dallas
Atlantic
Hondleys
Edgewood Arsenal
Cambridge
Mass
Hondley
Graduate School of Business Administration
Harvard University
Rachel, Dallas
Boston
Artthur
Arthur
Ida County
Iowa
Casa County
KFLZ
Walnut Grove
Anita
R. W. Adams
Orpheum
Former Massena Lady Is Very Ill
Matta Fischer, formerly of Massena and now of Des Moines, is dangerously ill with cancer. Her father H. R. Moore and two sisters Mrs. Inez Cotton and Mrs. A. L. Martin of Long Beach have been summoned to her bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massena
Matta ‘Fischer
DeSute
H. R. Moore
Inez Cotton
A. L. Martin
Long Beach
Returns to Visit Grandparents Find They Have Died
In Sept 10 report from News Telegraph Mr and Mrs Claude Kubeytsa of Kansas City came to visit Mrs Roberts grandparents late Mr and Mrs Sam Ylurn but found both had recently passed away. The trip to relatives ended in sorrow and the couple faced a quiet, unresolved farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News
Claude Kubeytsa
Kansas City
Robert
Sam Ylurn
Postponed Lewis Servier Star Meeting Tonight
Social notices from the Presbyterian Missionary Society to a Country Club gathering at 515 Walnut Street, and multiple club events. Regular Atlantic Golf and Country Club social with Mrs Owen Meredith presiding. Bird Club rescheduled to third Tuesday, inviting bird enthusiasts to join, dues nominal. Marriage at M E church Eighth and Poplar between Shuemaker and Esta Hall, with reception. Elliott social events include a six oclock dinner for Eva and Opal Weidman and Donald DeVoss before his Des Moines College return. Lewis teachers reception planned Sept 18 with committees listed for membership, program, refreshments, and visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Bird Club
Atlantic Birdlub
T. H. Whitney
Bird Club
Eliott
Eva
Opal Weidman
Donald DeVoss
Elliott
C. L. Caldwell
de Voss
United Chautauqua Company of
Des Moines
Elliot
Des Moines College
Lewis
Grace Burnside
Gladys Bailey
S. O. Bishop
John Werpler
Olsen
Zola Beebe
Beljlaws
Ethel Porter
Chas. Baker
Ward
Ernest Frank
Lester Ke
Otis Conn
Geo. Ingram
Fred Switeer
Whi. Elliott
Blanche Burnside
Marriage Licenses and Wartime Correspondence Noted
Marriage licenses listed for James G Waters and Ma cella Hall Massena. Devil Shellmaker and Viota Hall also named. A World War II veteran wrote to his grandparents during the war and learned of the deaths of Mr and Mrs Horn, then returned to Kansas City where he works as an electrician, leaving family unsure of his whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Waters
Cella Hall
Massena
Devil Shellmaker
iRoberts
Red Oak Bride Weds in Simple Rural Ceremony
Red Oak Sept. 10 A pretty wedding united Alta Boggess of Red Oak and Fletcher Boggess of Osceola Iowa in the presence of family and friends. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Carpenter of Wilfisea. Attendants were Alta Boggess’s sister and Fletcher’s sister and brother. A wedding dinner followed. The couple, long with the Hatcher players, will tour Orient Iowa this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Buggess
Second Street
Jess
Osceola
Iowa
Carpenter
Wilfisea
Alta Boggess
Fletcher Boggess
M. A. Stacey
Glenwood
Car Stolen From Near Cass Fair Grounds Last Night
Deputy Sheriff suspects joy riders took the Garland touring car belonging to John Larsen caretaker at 1401 Cheest nut street. The auto, license 21-4506 from Town, was parked near the fair grounds gate at about 6 pm and disappeared when Larsen returned. The officer expects it may be found deserted outside the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gacland
John Larsen
J. W. Cuykendall
Cheestnut Street
Fair Grounds
Larson
Wasyan
Paul Edwards
Missing Villisca Man Sparks Broad Search Efforts
A Villisca, Iowa resident named Boyd Bud, son of Rev and Mrs J L Bud, remains missing after a visit to the Calumet hotel in Minn. Three weeks have passed with radio stations and police continuing to hunt for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily
Vilisca
Jared
Fom
Atone
Minn
Boyd
Mra
J. L. Bud
Villisca
August Wite
Bean
Missing man linked to rooms and chambermaid sighting
A man vanished after a morning sighting with a chambermaid who reported him leaving his room. The missing individual was identified as Young Boyd, previously in Bronx City with an undertaking firm, later working as a general agent for an electrical supplies firm in Des Moines. His northern Iowa and Minnesota territory centered at Pipestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Boyd
Bronx City
Des Moines
Iowa
Minnesota
Pipestone
Former Adair Lady Buried There Yesterday
Funeral services were held here for Mrs di D Herr ey who died in Des Moines Monday from a brain tumor after six months illness. native of Hillsdale Illinois born August 15 1874 she married J D Herren in 1892. Survived by husband three daughters Gertrude Bennett Sarah Herren Nellie Cassady one son Otto Herren and a granddaughter Barbara Ann Bennett four brothers and a sister. Interment at Schwanneker cemetery following Presbyterian church services and Eastern Star burial rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adair
di D. Herrey
Des Moines
Ilinois
Hillsdale
John Herrey
J. D. Herren
Gertrude Bennett
Sarah Herren
Nellie Cassady
Central
Otto Herren
Barbara Ann Bennett
Herman Schwanneker
Moline
Ill
John Schwanneker
Port
Presbyterian Church
Harries
Highland Park Presbyterian Church
R. F. Chambers
Order of Eastern Star of Adair
Schwanneker Cemetery
Lincoln youth takes his life over marriage barrier
Leonard Smith a 19 year old resident of Dunlap Iowa shot himself in Lincoln Nebraska last night after learning he could not marry his sweetheart for financial reasons. He died almost instantly after the self inflicted wound and was said to have spoken briefly to his stepfather before dying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlap
Lincoln
Neb
Leonard Smith
Doctor's remark precedes boy's suicide at mayor's home
A boy used a small automatic revolver to shoot his grandfather, Ma y or J Siglin, during an Eastern Star meeting attended by the boy's mother Mrs George Briggs. The doctor who spoke said he would live but died seconds later. The stepfather heard the shot and found Sun staggering out. The two had been staying at Lake View since Saturday for Labor Day events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Siglin
George Briggs
Eastern Star
Young Sun
Elliott Pioneer Dies Of Stroke
Ansel A. Morgan, longtime Elliott resident, died Tuesday morning at his son Merrill Morgan’s home south of town after a paralytic stroke Friday night. He had just returned from Minnesota and spent many years in Elliott and vicinity. Funeral arrangements are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
News-Telegraph
Ansel A. Morgan
Jhis Son
Merrill Morgan
Town
Mr. Morgan
Minnesota
Elhott
Kinney Family Moves to Des Moines for School and Work
Mrs. J. N. Kinney and her daughter Lorane left last week for Des Moines. Mrs Kinney has a high school position there and Lorane will attend Drake University.
Exira Band On Annual Outing
Exira Iowa Sept 10 The Extra band members and their wives returned home Tuesday morning from an annual outing that took place over the holiday period. The event included local music and community fellowship with plans for next year already discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exira Band
Exira, Ja
Specialty News-Telegraph
Also Mentioned on This Page
Colorado
Ben C. Conrad
Gail Kirk
Chicago
George Granville
Granville Bros
Chestnut Street
Cumberland Mail
News- Telegraph
Cumberland
C. J. Campbell
Rock Island
Springs
Colo
Bay of the Personnel Department
Hudson and Essex Ltd
Hudson and Essex
É Legion
WOAW
Oxtaria
American Legion
Legion
Army
Dave
Mosier
D.C
Rosenbaum Brox. & Company
Chicago Commission
Union Stock Yards Company
Ile
Natleas
Jose
Kellong
Tost
Allbran
Kellogg's Allbran
Kellogg's
Alebran
Procter & Gamble
Barnard’s Cash Grocery
A. G. Beech Dept. Store
E. F. Jones
Sagetrocery Schuler
Lewis Servier
Presbyterian
The
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Carl Anderson
Walnut Street
Country Club
Ladies of the Atlantic Golf and Country Club
Owen Meredith
M. E. Chu
Eighth
Poplar
Church United
Shuemaker
Ed Shuemaker
Wiata
Esta Hall
W. G. Hall
Jasper Taylor
Wiota
Red Oak
Cass Fair Grounds
Villeca
Miss
J. P. Herrey
Illinois
Lucille
Kity Hi
Jersey
Ali
Lake View
Elliott Pioneer
Marcelling
Rass Rasmussen
Olive Street
Victor Hatteson
Joe Schiappacasse
Clarence Hansen
Bill Johnson
Dorothy Dinsmore
Atlantic Home Bakery
E. B.o'connor
Atlantic, Iowa
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