Hart Rechosen by Acclamation as Iowa GOP Committeeman
Ernest E Hart has been unanimously re elected by the Iowa delegation to continue as national committeeman for the Republican Party. The Des Moines Capital notes Hart’s proven work and, with no opposition candidates, confirms his retention while outlining the state leadership and officers at the Chicago convention headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neddie Anderson
Ernest E. Hart
Iowa
Des Moines
Lafayette Young
Hart
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
Ernest B. Hart
Council Bluffs
Union Depot Laughs Draw Atlantic's Local Talent
Tuesday evening fifty of Atlantic's best local talent perform in Union Depot a continuous laugh fest with reserved seats on sale Monday tickets 25 or 35 cents.
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Atlantic
Union Depot
Normal Institute Next Monday in Cass County High School
The thirty-fifth annual Cass County Normal Institute opens next Monday at the high school with many teachers arriving. Sessions run in the Central building and chapel at the Presbyterian church. Professor Barrett of Ames cannot attend. The program lists algebra, civics, economics, physics, geography, drawing, and music with teachers Huntley Rowley Blodgett Still Salisbury Schunneman King Cole Salis bury and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County Normal Institute
Presbyterian Church
Barrett
Ames
King
Salisbury
Blodgett
Cole
Rowley
Schunneman
Huntley
Miss Genevieve Hedges Elected Teacher in Lewis
Miss Genevieve Hedges of this city has been elected by the Lewis school board to teach the fifth and sixth grades. The assistant principal post remains vacant. A. L. Johnson of Elliott is temporarily in charge of the CG B&Q station at Griswold during EH Phillips two month California visit with his wife.
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Miss Hedges
Genevieve Hedges
Lewis
Griswold
A. L. Johnson of
Elliott
EH. L. Phillips
California
Atlantic Society Scenes Feature Bridal Shower and Diplomats
Society edress Miss Edith Gillespie reports a busy week in Atlantic Society. The 4 C club met at Miss Blanche Lockhof’s Birch street home for games and light refreshments. Invitations go out for a June 23 reception at the Hopley residence on Oregon street hosted by several local ladies and club members. Lotus Rebecca lodge elected officers including Mrs. R. S. McGeehon as noble guard and Miss Margaret Anderson as secretary, with Miss Ruth Marti slated to represent the district at the state assembly. Mrs. G. W. Murray hosted twelve young women for cards honoring Miss Blanche Whitlock of Omaha, featuring watercolor tally cards and a pink peony centerpiece. Miss Pearl Goss hosted a card party for Miss Bessie Sherlock of Council Bluffs, with six-handed euchre and a two-course lunch at rose-adorned tables. Roslyn Steinke’s engagement to Charles Clyde Ball prompts a kitchen shower hosted by J. A. Shrock, F. W. Porterfield and J. L. Winne, showcasing yellow and white decor, bridal roses, and a Battenburg centerpiece. Anita Bruce visits Culver Military Academy while local bridesmaids celebrated with heart-shaped place cards and a dinner party featuring a pink and white centerpiece and bridal cake. Guests include Anita Bruce of Atlantic and several others from Iowa, Illinois and Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotus Rebecca Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
R. 8. McGeehon
Noble Guard
Mattie Dinges
Margaret Anderson
Ruth Marti
Rebecca Assembly
G. W. Murray
Blanche Whitlock
Omaha
S. G. Hunter
PF. Jones
Pearl Goss
Bessie Sherlock
Council Bluffs
Hazel Jones
Miss Sherlock
Roslyn Steinke
Charles Clyde Ball
Mesdames
J. A. Shrock
F. W. Porterfield
J. L. Winne
Bertha Irene Chapman
Gibson
Anita Bruce
Atlantic
Ethel Willis
Peoria
Jul
Ruth Thompson
Winona Lake
Agnes Chapman
George B. Harris
St. Louis
C. C. DuBois
Allan S. Widaman
J. Wilbur DuBois
J. Wilbur Chapman
Charles Dennison
Culver
CG. P. Goodson
Chicago
Primary election costs and candidate expenses in county
The county primary spent 1819.95 with the state covering half and the county half. The board trimmed some bills for returning ballots. Candidates John W. Scott spent 80.20, C A Meredith 79.51, EB I Berg and R H Bell filed nothing. several township candidates also spent nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
John W. Scott
C. A. Meredith
EB. I. Berg
R. H. Bell
Wiota
W. W. Albright
C. I. Noyes
Peter Hopley
J. C. Jenkins
W. 5. Reed
J. F. Wells
G. BE. McDermott
J. B. Morgan
H. L
Marriage of Bertha Chapman and Rev. Goodson at Winona Lake
The marriage of Miss Bertha Chapman elder daughter of evangelist Dr J Wilbur Chapman to Rev Columbus Polk Goodson D D of Chicago was held Tuesday afternoon June 2 at 2 30 at the First Presbyterian church Winona Lake Ill The ceremony used the Episcopal ring service with Rev E H Montgomery assisting The bridal party included Miss Anita Bruce maid of honor and bridesmaids Miss Edith Wills Miss Ruth Thompson The couple were greeted at a reception at Bungalow Villa with about 100 guests gifts included a hand painted fish set from Commander Booth Salvation Army Haviland china from Chapmans co workers and a Tur kish rug from John Wanamaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Chapman
J. Wilbur Chapman
Columbus Polk Goodson
D. D
Chicago
First Presbyterian Church
Winona Lake
Ill
J. Wilbur Chapman, Jr
Culver Military Academy
Anita Bruce
Senator Bruce
Atlantic
Edith Wills
Peoria
Ruth Thompson
Agnes Pruyn Chapman
Hamilton Chapman
Commander Booth
Salvation Army
The
Evangelists
Dr. Chapman
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
New Officers Elected for Epworth League District
The district Ep worth League association elected officers at last week’s Anita meeting. President C H Laartz of Adair. first vice Bruce Tallman Guthrie Center. second vice Nellie Brewer De Soto. fourth vice Lettie Smith Hanlan. junior S8 Grace Bload Anita. recording secretary Ollie Clarke Macedonia. secretary and treasurer Genevieve Shaffer Casey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Epworth League Association
Anita
C. H. Laartz
Adair
Bruce Tallman
Guthrie Center
Nellie Brewer
de Soto
Lettie Smith
Hanlan
Grace Bload
Ollie Clarke
Macedonia
Genevieve Shaffer
Casey
Children’s Day Sermon At Methodist Church Tomorrow
The Methodist Episcopal Church schedules a Children’s Day sermon in the morning by Mr Henderson, baptism for children, and an evening Sunday school program. Morning worship is at 10 45 and the 7 30 Children’s Day service follows. Sun day school offerings will be taken in both services. Flowers may be sent to the church before the morning service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Church
Ciss
Henderson
Temporary chairman chosen for county convention
The Republican county central committee met in this city to appoint temporary officers for the county convention to be held on the 20th at the opera house. Dr Frank W Porterfield was named temporary chairman, Ben A Wood reading secretary, and Fred W Herbert secretary. The convention will open at 11:00 AM next Saturday at the opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Central Committee
Opera House
Frank W. Porterfield
Ben A. Wood
Reading
Fred W. Herbert
Death of Emma Collatz Miss Emma Collatz
Emma Collatz aged from Cass county born October 23 1883 daughter of August and Amelia Collatz died of tuberculosis at her mother’s home near Sarah at 11 last night. Funeral 2 pm tomorrow at German Evangelical church Walnut Street Rev Braun officiating with interment at Atlantic cemetery. A service will also be held at the late home at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Collatz
Amelia Collatz
Sarah
Cass County
August
W. Dawe
German Evangelical Church
Walnut Street
G. FP. Braun
Atlantic Cemetery
Resolution of Thanks at G A R meeting in Iowa
At a meeting of Samuel Rice post No 6 Dept of Iowa G A R a resolution expressed thanks to Rev I N Woodward for the masterly memorial address and to the M church trustees and all who assisted in the memorial services and to citizens who contributed funds for Memorial day observance Attest T P Bruington Adjutant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Rice
No. 6
Dept. of Iowa
I. N. Woodward
M. ©. Church
T. P. Bruington
The Weather Forecast for 10WA
Fair tonight and Sunday with cooler temperatures. A calm to light breeze is expected, and overnight lows will drop modestly. Sunday looks dry with partly sunny skies and continued cooler conditions across the region.
Southeastern Cass News Roundup Centralizes Local Happenings
J B Chaney nears completion of Cumberland office building. J W Skipton handles Cumberland business. Recent storms nearly crippled Cumberland telephone exchange. N F Barnes of Ogden Utah visits Cumberland. Massena gears up for Fourth with Rev W H Cable speaker. Mel Wickey’s unique solid tire auto draws attention. Massena Echo prints fair premium lists. Cumberland widens butter output to 78 tubs, up 10 from last June. McCurdys travel to Nebraska ranch via Boyd county and Gregory. Cumberland quarantined for smallpox after Miller child infection. Albert Eliason of Parkersburg visits Massena. Miss Paulina Kirkman to wed on 24th. Joe Hastings of Pymosa visits Massena. civil war veterans with W T McKee.
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J. B. Chaney
Cumberland
J. W. Skipton
Cumberland Telephone Exchange
N. F. Barnes
Ogden
Utah
J. F. Brown
Massena
W. H. Cable
Greenfield
Mel Wickey
Massena Echo
L. C. Pollock
Middleport
Cumberland Creamery
W.C. McCurdy
A. H. Hosselt
Lloyd Whitney
B. C. Hill
Frank Miller
Albert Eliason
Parkersburg
F. D. Kirkman
Paulina Kirkman
Joe Hastings
Pymosa Township
W. T. McKee
Earl
Henry Ruch
That City
Joe
Mr. McKee
General Sherman
Anita public schools face enrollment rise and staff updates
The Anita district reports 352 total pupils last year with 179 boys and 173 girls and expects near 400 next year. Prof H W Chehock is named by the state board as a reader and grader of teachers examination manuscripts and will supervise civil government and national history, also attending Drake University summer school. Lincoln township delegates to the Republican county convention are Abe Biggs, F H Morrison, L M Linderman, F D Millard, Q D Millard, with Carl D Millard elected to the county central committee. Township trustees are J F Robison, N W Way, A J Joy. clerk William Watson. assessor F A Danghepbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Public Schools
H. W. Chehock
State Board of Educational Examiners
Drake University
Lincoln Township
Abe Biggs
F. H. Morrison
L. M. Linderman
F. D. Joy
Q. D. Millard
Carl D. Millard
J. F. Robison
N. W. Way
A. J. Joy
William Watson
F .A. Danghepbaugh
Bert Pratt
Postmaster Williams
Chicago
George Mosier
Dave
William Edwards
Wiota
CG. B. Clovis
Clerk of the Courts
F. M. Chapman
Ruby
Stuart
Fourth
Chestnut Streets
Ross Lang
James Best
Will Lowe
U. P
Nichols
Charles Scholl
Grant Township
R. S. Fudge
Montana
Atlantic
Albert Startzer
Morris
W. R. Nendick
Mountain
N. Mex
Charles D. Brown
City
Iowa City
Brown
J. H. Marshall
Omaha
Dan Delaheyde
Paul Gillespie
Urbana
Agricultural Department of the
State University of Iinois
Raymond Carey
J. C. W. Carey
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Enanbach
Neola
Calley
Tile Auerbach
Fred Auerbach
Red Oak
Leonard Guttenfelder
Leonard
R.S. McGeehan
Byron Baer
William Crisman
H. M. Brown
Cedar Rapids
J. M. McAvoy
Roscoe Brown
O. W. Brown
Roscoe
Fort Wayne
Ind
Grinnell
Eclipse of the Sun Visible Across America on June 28
An annual solar eclipse will occur on June 28 and be visible in America as a partial eclipse. A large portion of the sun will be blocked and it may be one of the most interesting natural events seen in North America for years. The eclipse will begin about 8 30 in the morning and end around 1 15 if skies are clear.
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America
North America
Died of heart disease of Avoca cook on Illinois Central train
Jones Dancy a colored young man and brother of Mrs. Lou Brown formerly of the city dropped dead from the rear platform of a dining car on the Illinois Central where he worked as cook. Death caused by heart disease. Remains sent to Avoca for interment.
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Jones Dancy
Avoca
Lou Brown
Ilinois Central
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Ernest E Hart
Mia
Normal Institute
Cass County Institute
Atlantic Society
Edith Gillespie
Blanche Lockhof
Birch Street
W. J. Harris
W. B. Davis
F. W. Lumsden
B. G C. Harris
Co. D. Hedges
BE. J. Askew
Misses Hopley
Hopley
Oregon Street
Church
Church of Christ
Congregational Church
Cass
Cumber
Echo and Cumberland Enterprise
Atlantic Evening
Helen Ann
Newcomb
Ray Brewster
Charles I. Todd
Bert Bryant
West Coast
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