Atlantic District M E conference to meet this city
The Atlantic District M E conference will be held at the M E Church in this city on Tuesday afternoon June 16 and continue through Wednesday June 17. The program includes devotional services, sermons, business sessions, and reports, with committees listed and a Children’s Day program scheduled for June 14 at 7:45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
M. E. Church
M. E
Arthur O. Wright
Curtice
John P. Morley
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
C. A. Meredith
William Roberts
A. D. Beckhart
C. R. Benedict
EB. W. McDade
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Van
The
Methodist Church
Gladis Fudge
Jesus King of Glory
Ruth Jacobson
Floyd Egbert
Harold Quint
Vesta Ringle
Fairest Lord Jesus
M. E. Quint
Earl Beckhart
Secure the Lecturer for Epworth league course
The Epworth league committee announces Rev. Matt8 Hughes, famed Kansas City preacher, as lecturer for this year's course. He spoke at the state conference here years ago and is Bishop Hughes's brother. Season tickets are priced at $1.00 with a 10 cent seat reservation fee. Union Depot for a Day at Atlantic Opera House Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Matt 8. Hughes
Kansas City
Union Depot
Atlantic Opera House
Late News of the County Items and Events
Local notes report Memorial address by Rev. Keagy of Griswold for the I O O F, Dr. Brown and family moving to Carthage South Dakota, coal prospecting hindered by heavy rains, new vet program graduate Henry Breckerbaumer seeks government post, banker I F Hendricks buys near Ashland Nebraska, Maud Bicking and Henry Wohlenaus wed June 3 in Noble township, Originals vs Lewis Blues baseball game scheduled June 21, Billie Wells eats chestnuts prompting hospital pump, Griswold Rebekah lodge officers elected, salary increases for Iowa postmasters listed, F Stevenson barn and corn crib burned with two horses lost, Elmer Sturn dies Decoration Day, family to return to township soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keagy
Lewis
Griswold
Dr. Brown
South Dakota
Carthage
Henry Breckerbaumer
Ames College
I. F. Hendricks
Malvern
Ashland
Neb
Platte Bottom
Maud Bicking
Henry Wohlenhaus
Noble Township
Lewis Blues
Lewis Grounds
Billie Wells
Dr. Jones
Griswold Rebeckah Lodge
Martha Newton
N. G
Elya McGee
V. G
Lillie M. Rudig
Nannie Cook
Griswold American
Iowa
Washington
Audubon
Carson
Casey
Cumberland
Elliott
Extra
F. Stevenson
Frank Stevenson
My. Stevenson
Elmer Sturn
Bradford
Ill
Griswald
Union Depot play to be staged by Ladies Aid group
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will present the comedy Union Depot at the opera house on Tuesday June 16. The play depicts everyday scenes at a large union depot with amusing situations and characters, and the musical features are praised as worth the price of admission. Community praise and pulpit endorsement accompany the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Depot
Ladies’ Aid Society
Pressbyterian
Shaw
Opera House
Suicide ties diamonds theft to young Brown in Council Bluffs
Robert Brown a 20 year old shoe salesman killed himself after theft fears over two diamonds valued at 439 dollars belonging to Homer Scarr of the First National Bank. Brown left a note to his mother saying he loved Margaret. Scarr and Sargent doubt Brown's guilt. the diamonds were reportedly returned or unprobed. Brown’s parents live in Grand Island Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
sui_ lcide
Robert Brown
Margaret Corle
Sargent Shot Store
Homer ‘Searr
First National Bank of
George Scarr
Cumberland
Homer Scarr
First National Bank
Brown
Scarr
Miss Coyle
Seare
E. B. Brown
North Kimball Street
Grand Island, Neb
Margaret
Baseball scores and encampment notes from Des Moines
Western League and national and American League results list scores for Des Moines Pueblo Lincoln Sioux City Omaha Denver Detroit New York Chicago Philadelphia Cleveland Boston St Louis Washington American League games plus American Association results. Home From State Encampment reports H M Brown of 807 Olive street back from Cedar Rapids and elected fife major and secretary. notes 94 year old Madison Mowder of Coon Rapids attended with high activity and vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Pueblo
Lincoln
Sioux City
Omaha
Denver
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Columbus
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Louisville
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Milwaukee
H. M. Brown
Olive Street
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Department of the Civil War Musicians
Brown
Madison Mowder
Coon
Rapids
Dubuque
Mr. Brown
Society Notes Highlight Local Entertainments and Weddings
Miss Pearl Goss hosts a cards afternoon for Miss Bessie Sherlock of Council Bluffs. Mrs J E B Hammond's Board of Trade hosts a euchre gathering with refreshments. A June 19 reception at Mrs. Whitney's home on Linn Street is planned by several society members. Theodore Steinke and Roslyn Marie Steinke announce marriage to Charles Clyde Ball on June 24 at home. Maple Street residents host a picnic for Mrs. Gillette. Upcoming events honor Roslyn Steinke with kitchen shower June 13 and linen, flower shower June 16. Civic Club elects officers for next year. Pythian Sisters and husbands attend a six-table euchre night at the Finkbine residence. Marie Harding assists. Miss Lucy Martin's miscellaneous shower honors fiancé Ralph King on June 16 with garden rose decor. Gifts and bride responses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Gillespie
Miss Pearl Goss
Tomorow
Bessie Sherlock
Council Bluffs
Theodore G. Steinke
Roslyn Marie
Charles Clyde Ball
West Sixth Street
Roslyn Steinke
J. A. Shrock
F. W. Porterfield
J. L. Wilne
Shrock
G. G. Jeck
A. M. Petite
H. G. Curtis
D. C. Smith
Civic Club
William Crisman
South Locust Street
C. J. Cary
E. A. Swan
M. HE. Gaylord
A. M. Long
A. L. Hammond
Ll.bh. Glass
H. M. Finkbine
Finkbine
Maple Street
Marie Harding
Marie Fulton
Lucy Martin
Ralph King
E. F. Jones
Elston
Postmaster Williams Heads to Republican Convention in Chicago
Postmaster W C Williams departs this evening for Chicago to attend the Republican National Convention as one of the assistant sergeants-at-arms, a role noted previously in this paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
W. C. Williams
Osborne invites for Carrie Belle Osborne and Delmer Herbert
Mr and Mrs Cyrus Bristol Osborne invite guests to the wedding of their daughter Carrie Belle Osborne to Delmer Owen Herbert. The ceremony is set for Thursday evening June 24 at 709 Locust Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshborne Herbert
Cyrus Bristol] Osborne
Carrie Belle Osborne
Delmer Owen Herbert
Locust Street
Filing Deadline Stirs Local Candidate Expense Reports
The last day to file expense accounts after the recent primary looms as many candidates rush to submit. totals include G A Hill 91.49, B J Still 53.60, O M Hobart 11.08, S E Shannon 28.89, with others filing zero. Officials must notify delegates to sit in the convention, a task involving about 350 notices. Also editor Scott cites state guidance: actual residence, not temporary presence, determines free school privileges. longstanding residency and parental control factors decide eligibility for district school benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Hill
B. J. Still
O. M. Hobart
S. E. Shannon
Pressnall
C. N. LaRue
E. C. Stone
Grant Township
E. C. Palier
F. H. Sears
S. W. W. Straizh
BE. L. Newton
Howard Mallory
Charles Ragan
Charles Scholl
J. A. Carey
A. N. Steinmetz
Herbert
E. C. Worthing
Scott
The
Griswold American
Riggs
Avoca Hosts Enthusiastic Firemen Tourney Rally
George Towne and Dale Morrow led a mass meeting in Avoca to back the southwest Iowa firemen’s journey for a city tournament slated for the 3rd and 4th. Mayor Shilling and the council joined citizens in hosting a lunch and warm reception while Avoca promises a large delegation, band, and a water-throwing steamship exhibition at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avoca
George Towne
Dale Morrow
Fire Department
Iowa
Shilling
Fre
Usual Services Planned at Bloomington Presbyterian Church
A telegram from Rev. George in Bloomington Illinois informs this paper that there will be the usual services in the Presbyterian church on Sunday next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Bloomington
Presbyterian Church
Miss Phoebe Marsh and J Ernest Tharnish wed at Anita home
Miss Phoebe Marsh of Anita married J Ernest Tharnish of this city in a ceremony held at the bride’s Anita residence last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Tharnish
Atlantic
Phoebe Marsh
Anita
J. Ernest
Pat
People Come and Go in Atlantic Community News
Dayton visitor Ray Hamm joins friends in town while Griswold’s Mrs Reinig visits. A. J. Gillespie handles Des Moines affairs as J. W. Love is ill at Park hotel. Various locals travel, visit relatives, or attend weddings and funerals, with brief notes on work, illness, and social rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Hamm
Dayton
H. M. Reinig
Griswold
A. J. Gillespie
Des Moines
J. W. Love
Park Hotel
Ira Soper
Near Anita
A. H. F. Ziegler
Anita
Charles D. Brown
Atlantic
Henry Seaman
Peoria
Franklin Bell
Wiota
J. B. Darling
Near Cumberland
Francis Arnold
Fort Madison
Ona Malone
W. C. Terbush
Edna Jones
Audurbon
Margaret Stanley
Frank Drury
Edith Gillespie
William Dawe
Sarah
Springfield
N. Carter
John McDaniels
Extra
BH. M. Boorman
E. W. Porterfield
J. 5
Harlan
Colorado Springs
Colorado
R. D. Wilken
Frank Watson
Chicago
A. L. Dawson
New Billiard Ball
A. P. Handell
Council Bluffs
Macomber
Chris Kirngle
Will Gardner
Peoria, Sr
H. H. Battersby
Mr. Battersby
Robert Wylie
Cumberland
Wylie
Scotland
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M. E. Dstrict Conference of
Cass County
Dia
Young Brown
Council Bluffs, Ta
Presbyterian
Ehureh
Atlantic Society
J. EB. Hammond
Board of Trade Club
J. G. Whitney
F. H. Whitney
C. A. Brubb
R. H. Bailey
Miss Bailey
Linn Street
Sixth
8. J. Gillette
Atlantic Evening
George E. Penne
Gertrude Wier
City
Elizabeth Daly
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