Three Sheriff Sales Held At Courthouse Today
Land sales totaling over 44000 were conducted at the county courthouse under the sheriff s hammer to satisfy judgments. Metropolitan Life Insurance bid 14860.97 for about 155 acres in Nobie township and 12240.36 for 160 acres in Nobie township in suits against Wohlenhaus and Horgh. Mutual Benefit Life Insurance bid 16318.82 for 160 acres in Pumosa township in suit against Smith.
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Sheriffs Hammer
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company of New York
Otto W. Wohlenhaus
Nobie Township
Metropolitan
Noble Township
Walter Horgh
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
Frank A. Smith
Pumosa Township
Vacation Briefs and Local Movements
Local notes report Tom McMasters from Graham at Essex for vacation. S. G. Gibson group attended a Newton reunion. Carl Jepsen moves to Harlan to join Texaco. Townsend club meets Tuesday at 8 at city hall. William Johnson opens Packard agency at 512 Chestnut, former Singer building. son Johnson from Omaha. Mrs. Catharine Smiley and children visit Don Smiley home. Roy Jessen returns to Simpson College Indianola for junior year. member Samba Chi Alpha. V. S. Trukken and Rose Peter sen visit Hansa Jessen home. Betty Lassen plans Iowa City nursing studies. Dorothy Smith named to Buena Vista honor roll. Ira Hansen of Washington visits family near Brayton. Ackerman and Youngs visit Lake City. Mildred Becker heads to Ames for second year chemistry. Kilgore family returns to Madison. Coker family visits Missouri Valley. Frances Cameron to Omaha nurse training. Cass county board meets. may hire welfare director. Rev C William Bast conducts funeral.
Heating system by Green Colonial in Atlantic home
In Mr. Britton's home and many Atlantic dwellings comfort is guaranteed as Green Colonial Heating systems are designed installed and guaranteed by experienced heating specialists. Expert repairs offered for any furnace make.
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Mr. Britton
Atlantic Readers See Local Moves And Departures
Perry conducted the funeral service for George L. Bulkley, former church officer. Deb King plans to move to Earlham to run a duckpin bowling alley with A. C. Packard, returning next June to Atlantic. Misa Louise Morrow will leave for Christian College in Columbia to study drama. WPA paving on Walnut Street opened between Sixth and Seventh, and between Seventh and Eighth streets. Roger Camblin, a former Atlantic resident now in California, visits with his uncle. Peggy Meredith leaves for the University of Iowa. Jane Peak heads to Cedar Falls to attend Iowa State Teachers College, majoring in commercial education. R. B. Hufford has moved to Atlantic with family. his Stand ard service station opens. Local students include Ned Anderson, Jack Anderson, and John Henderson bound for UI. Della E. Brehmer spends weekend in Atlantic before starting obstetrical nursing in Spencer. Mrs C E Gingery of Glyndon visits Cherokee and returns home.
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Jane Peak
Bruce Peak
Wiota
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Jane
Atlantic
R. B. Hufford
Standard
West Seventh Street
Des Moines
Oak Street
Gingery Called Home By Sister's Death In Lewis
Mrs. Gingery traveled to Lewis after the death of her sister Mrs. S. M. Whited. She had been visiting another sister Mrs. R. C. Judd southeast of Atlantic, and Judd with her son Byron escorted her to Cherokee. Dr. J. R. Thompson and family from Lincoln visited the Dowell home. Thompson, state director of oral hygiene, heads to Ann Arbor for a year of research at the University of Michigan. David Thompson continues law studies at the University of Nebraska.
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Gingery
S. M. Whited
Lewis
R. C. Judd
Atlantic
J.R. Thompson
David
Lincoln
Neb
L. C. Dowell
Thompson
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
University of Nebraska
Dowell
Miriam Verne Returns Home From Europe Amid Hitler Rumors
Miriam Verne, the American dancer who was rumored to be connected with Adolf Hitler, arrives back in Pittsburgh after European travel. She dismisses romance claims as silly, says she is a dancer not a politician, and expresses relief to be home.
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Hitler
Pittsburgh
Miriam Verne
Adolf Hitler
Reichsfuehrer
Hospital Discharges and Admissions in Iowa Across Towns
Several local residents are discharged from Atlantic hospital after injuries or births, including Mrs. George Nielsen with a fractured leg and Mrs. Howard Fitzgerald's newborn in Walnut. Others admit surgical patients from Maine, and multiple families report recent illnesses or injuries across Adair Wiota Extra Blair region sentences. summaries note a paralytic stroke recovery and a severe car accident with the left arm severed.
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George Nielsen
Extra
Atlantic Hospital
Howard Fitzgerald
Sharon Sue
Walnut
Jesse McElfresh
Maine
Fred Scarlett
Harold James
Anita
Hans E. Hansen
Gloria Christina
Near Atlantic
Local Woman Fractures Hip in Ia Incident
Extra, Ia. Sept 11 Special reports Miss Blanche Noon fell at her home injuring her left leg near the hip. The advanced age makes the injury serious and she was taken to St Anthony's hospital in Carroll for care. Also noted is progress for Mrs Harold Somers who recently underwent appendectomy at St Anthony's hospital and is improving rapidly.
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Extra
Andrew Andersen
Blair, Neb
Blanche Noon
Canada moves to implement war measures with $100 million budget
Ottawa reports Canada acts to support Britain in war with Germany as Parliament reconvenes in a war-time session. A defense budget around 100 million dollars is anticipated with internal funding due to U.S. neutrality laws. Anti profiteering steps are also expected.
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Ottawa
Canada
Germany
W. L. MacKenzie King
House of Commons
United States
Thunder Shower Sparks Warm Temperatures Across Iowa
A morning thunder shower dropped .14 inch and western Iowa saw showers as temperatures rose. Eastern areas were 4 degrees below normal while the state high reached 83 degrees and the afternoon hit 85 in the community.
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Atlantic
Iowa
Salt Money Salary From Salt Shorthand Origin
The term salary derives from salt money paid to soldiers to buy salt. The phrase reflects historical pay practices and linguistic roots.
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News-Telegraph
America
Economy Shoe Co
Sheriff’s Hammer
Milp
Tom McMasters
Graham's Store
Essex, Ia
S. G. Gibson
Newton
Harlan
Carl Jepsen
Texaco
Townsend Club
Car Agency
William Johnson
Packard
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Chestnut Street
Johnson
Omaha
Catherine Smiley
Dale and
Beverly
Council Bluffs
Don Smiley
Simpson
Roy Jessen
Simpson College
Indianola
Roy
Samba Chi Alpha Fraternity
V. S. Trukken
Kimballton
Rose Petersen
Audubon
Hansa H. Jessen
East Fifth Street
Betty Lassen
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Dorothy Smith
Buena Vista College
Storm Lake
Washington
Ira Hansen
Washington, D. C
Mr. Hansen
Sam Hansen
Brayton
Lake City
John Ackerman
Griswold
E. J. Young
Ruth Young
Ames
Mildred Becker
Clair Becker
Ames, In
Iowa State College
Madison
Clyde E. Kilgore
Edward
Robert
Wis
M. S
Catherine O'Dea
Missouri Valley
Ray Coker
Roger and
Wayne
Robert Deal
Ballantic
Frances Cameron
A. D. Cameron
Locust Street
Methodist Hospital
Cass County Board of Supervisors
June Hamm
C. William Bast
First Congregational Church
Whitney
M. E. Britton
Lou Camblin
Arrow
Milwaukee Railroad
Marion
Jack Monaha
Milwaukee Road
Iowa Highway
Harry Cloud
E. von Draska
Moline,Jr
Highway
James E. Clapp
Earlham
Deb
A. C. Packard
Misa Louise Morrow
Dale Morrow
Christian Collge
Columbia
Walnut Street
Sixth and Seventh
WPA
Seventh
Eighth Streets
Roger Camblin
California
Ross Camblin
Roger
West Coast
Peggy Meredith
M. M. Meredith
University of Iowa At
Meredith
National Park Seminary
Ned Anderson
Ray Anderson
Jack
Wentworth Military Academy
John Henderson
John Z. Henderson
Della E. Brehmer
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Spencer, In
Spencer
Julius Jacobs
August Brehmer
Cherokee
C. E. Gingery
Glyndon, Minn
L. D. Mitchell
P. T. A. Notes
Pymosa No. 2
Parent-Teacher Association
MccAdoo
Devon
Clayton Platt
U. S
William Gibbs McAdoo
Chester County
R. C. Hughes
Platt
Willistown
Our
Gerald E. Berg
Adair
Ollie Gustin
Bonnie Reynolds
Alana Reynolds
Enira
Newe-Telegraph
Cook’s
Aavel
Have Linke
Linke
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