Union Depot for a Day at the Opera House
Last evening the Union Depot for a Day entertained a full house under Mr. Gleason and Presbyterian ladies. The cast featured J H Jones as the ticket agent and Wilson Graham as the depot master among many well-portrayed roles. The production received universal praise for its period charm, costumes, and strong performances. the audience left pleased with the entertaining, well-directed show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Depot
Opera House
Gleason
J. H. Jones
Wilson Graham
Union Station
Jimmie Page
Carrie Wilken
Grace Hoffman
Martha Chattermuch
Marie Niles
Max Emmett
Deacon
Hazel Davenport
Irene Baker
Irma
Townsend
Vere Ringle
Nellie Walker
Carrulous
Emily Parsons
Clarence Hedges
P. I. Appleman
Rowena Bailey
T. C. Whitmore
Cecil Bailey
Fannie Shrock
Needy
Frederick Alexander
Joseph Emmert
Marie Jones
Misa Grace Petite
Arminta Fishweil
Carl Steinke
Kitten Marshall
Wienor Finkbine
George Williams
George McKay
Harry Jones
Hans Bickerstein
Sam Marshall
Mike O'Toole
Will Wissler
Jesse Chambers
Conference Session Draws Interest in City
The district M. B. conference met at the M. Wy. church and continued today amid rain, with pastors attentive as Rev. Brown from the Des Moines conference shared impressions of the general conference. He noted changes to probation, clarified union-labor publishing matters, defended missions and temperance focus, and described preferred local option over full liquor sales. The event featured talks on name changes, district superintendent role, and mission topics, closing with devotion and sermon by Rev. Frank Caldwell and Rev. AR. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District M. BE
M. Wy
Brown
Des Moines
General Conference
M. B
Frank Caldwell
AR. Miller
A. D. Beckhart
Ladies Praise Attenders Net Fine Profit From Show
Praise pours in from attendees while organizers note the event raised a nice profit for the ladies involved, reflecting strong community support and successful effort.
North Cass Community News Rough Weather And Local Updates
Rain continues in the area as two loads of hogs were shipped from Heikin's station last week. George Hansen and wife visited his parents in Sarah. Gates school closed after a successful term with Miss Sinclair teaching. Mat Bales family returned from Fort Collins Colorado. Mrs J R Heiken visited Atlantic to see son Grover and he was at the Atlantic hospital. John B Heiken went to Des Moines on business and visited daughter Lillian at Highland Park College. Chris Jensen, staying with N B P Peterson, suffered a stroke and was taken to Atlantic hospital. While H P Larsen fixed harness on the way to Atlantic, a buggy incident caused horses to run away and a horse was badly hurt with Dr Vehran called.
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Heikin’s
George Hansen
Sarah
Gates School
Grover
Atlantic Hospital
John B. Heiken
Des Moines
Lillian
Highland Park College
Chris Jensen
Dr. Vehran
Atlantic Band to Play at Southwest Iowa Firemen Tourney
The organizing committee for the upcoming Southwest Iowa firemen tournament has arranged with the Atlantic band to perform during the event. The band will provide eighteen to twenty pieces for the tournament activities.
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Atlantic Band
Iowa
Dance at the Hibernian Hall Thursday Evening
Community event listing for Thursday evening at the Hibernian Hall features music by the K P orchestra. All locals are invited to attend this social dance night.
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the Hiberian Hall
K. P. Orchestra
News Items of Interest from the Atlantic Evening News
Short city sketches note a creamery churn mishap at Atlantic Produce Co causing a financial setback. Charles Block receives flood views from his Kansas City brother Mose showing street and river inundation. Petit repairs Third and Him streets building to become a feed stable. Frank P. Dilger returns home after hospital operation and recovery. J A Gough to Des Moines for Father Nugent’s clerical suit measurements. Frank Waterman, telegrapher with Burlington, visits, plans to stay with his family in Des Moines for now.
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Charles Block
Mose Block
Kansas City
J. A. Gough
Father Nugent
Des Moines
Mr. Gough
Frank Waterman
Burlington
Tagged the Wrong rank at the depot send off
At the depot last evening Ralph King and his bride were farewelled by friends when a trunk was labeled as theirs by mistake. A traveling man owned the trunk and the crowd’s consternation followed before the labels were removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph King
Dale Morrow Home Visit Ends Short Maryville Trip
Dale Morrow arrived in the city from Maryville Missouri where he played with the Merchants Greys. He stopped in Des Moines briefly on the way home while the rest of the team travels back today. Rain postponed yesterday's Clarinda game. Reece pitched against Maryville Monday and drew high praise as the fastest pitcher seen. Maryville fans treated the players well and attended the games in strong numbers.
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Dale Morrow
Maryville
Greys
Des Moines
Clarinda
Dale
Reece
Ell
Baseball scores and rain delays from yesterday
Western League reports rainouts in Des Moines Lincoln Omaha Pueblo and Sioux City Denver. American League games saw Chicago 3 New York 2 Boston 9 St Louis 1 Detroit 7 Philadelphia 3 Washington 9 Cleveland 3. National League results Philadelphia 2 Chicago 1 New York Cincinnati 6 Pittsburgh 0 Boston 1 Brooklyn 4 St Louis 2. American Association Columbus 1 Minneapolis 7 Indianapolis 4 Kansas City 0 Toledo 1 St Paul 8 Louisville 4 Milwaukee 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines-Lincoln
Omaha-Pueblo
Sioux City
Denver
Chicago
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Iain
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
American Association
Columbus
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
Milwaukee
Card of Thanks for Union Depot Production
The Presbyterian ladies extend gratitude to the cast and all who helped in any way with the Union Depot production, appreciating the assistance and support given during the project.
Society Notes Highlight June Weddings and Receptions in Atlantic
Mrs. Franklin Herbert hosts a reception on June 26 for Delmar Owen Herbert and Corrie Belle Osborne at Chestnut Street home. Miss Lucy A. Martin and Ralph B. King wed at their Maple Street residence with a ring ceremony, wedding supper, and guests from Seward and Chicago. King and party depart for Colorado after the nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Gillespie
Franklin Herbert
Chestnut Street
Delmar Owen Herbert
Corrie Belle Osborne
Lucy A. Martin
Ralph B. King
Maple Street
Genevieve Campbell
Ruby King
Harriet Tipton
Seward
Neb
Elston
Christian Church
Tony
King
Colorado
Tipton
Harriet ,Tipton
Seward, Ne
Tee Cream Soehil at Milt Darling's Farm Event
A notice states Tee Cream Soehil will perform at Milt Darling's on the Gould farm tomorrow evening. The audience is invited to Christinchurch at 7200 p.m. with free conveyance offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milt Darling
Old Gould Farm
Christinchurch
Weather outlook for Iowa shows showers tonight and Thursday
Iowa forecast calls for probable showers tonight and Thursday with a gradual rise in temperatures.
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Iowa
Cummins Boom Dominates Second-Place Ticket Fight
Chicago June 17 Iowa Governor Cummins emerges as the key booster in the race for second on the ticket. Senator Dolliver nominates Fairbanks if Taft chosen. if unavailable, a strong New York figure or a bright Pacific states man could campaign. Iowa factions voice support as Allison and Dolliver adherents pledge backing. Cummins not consulted by many Iowa political figures.
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Chicago
George _D. Perkins
Dolliver
Fairbanks
Taft
Senate
Cummins
Iowa
Borah
Idaho
Allison
Allison-Dolliver
Iowa Delegation Conference Signals Shift on Cummins
Attendees included Congressman E. Hubbard, Frank P. Woods, George M. Curtis, Robert Healy, Sam Riniker, A. D. Clarks, Gardner Cowles, George C. Call, W. L. Haton, J. C. Wes Hyver and others. They reported widespread sentiment against anti-Cummins delegates and noted only three of twenty-six delegates opposed nominating Dolliver or Cummins.
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E.,h. Hubbard
Frank P. Woods
Republican State Committee
George M. Curtis
Robert Healy
Dolliver
Sam D. Riniker
State Central Committee
A. D. Clarks
Gardner Cowles
Des Moines
George C. Call
W. L. Haton
J. C. Wes- Hyver
Iowa
Cummins
Y M C A Union Meeting Set at Congregational Church
The Y M C A literature committee has arranged a union meeting of the churches for next Sunday night at the Congregational church at 8 00 o clock. Rev. Arthur S Henderson will deliver a talk titled The Full Life a Plea for the Things That Are Worth While. The M B church Men s chorus will provide special music. An offering will be taken to supply Y M G A reading room periodicals subscriptions now expiring. All are urged to attend.
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Y. Me
Congregational Church
Arthur
Henderson
M. B
Work at Waterworks Paused Over Delayed Pump Pipe
The installation of the new pump at the waterworks was halted briefly due to the late arrival of pipe. Once the pipe arrives, work will resume in earnest.
Enrollment Surges at Local Institute This Year
Enrollment record set as 198 students attend by afternoon, with over 206 expected. New enrollees include Lucy Galiher Anita Gentry Davis and several from Atlantic Cumberland Wiota and Cumberland areas. Two men among enrollees mark gender mix as term begins in the city.
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Normal Institute
Lucy Galiher
Anita
Gertrude Davis
Griswold
Myrtle Hardenburgh
Atlantic
Anna Ahrens
Cumberland
Alpha St
Wiota
Beth Thompson
Walnut
Josie Troy
Mryde Reynolds
H. B. Mantendam
D Grade
Ollie Mayberry
Anna T. Waters
Mt. Etna
Willis W. Fogle
Maud Minor
Zeta Lange Atlantic
Institute
People Come and Go in City Circles
J S Harlan returns from Colorado while M P Conway travels to Elkhorn on business. Raymond Coulter of Davenport visits friends as Don Pruitt goes to Cedar Rapids to enter Coe College. Rev Stahl of Anita attends M B A district conference. F E Whipple suffers rheumatism but improves. Charles Grubb and Clarence Savery attend an abstractors meeting in Des Moines. Liston Collins leaves for Texas with land seekers. Rev Henderson to Red Oak for a C E B convention. Mrs H M Reinig of Griswold visits the Laird home. J H Marshall recuperates from a cold. J A Laird of Newton and Mrs Braughard visit the Laird home. George Mills of Lewis plans to attend the Republican national convention in Chicago. Elsie Burr returns from Spokane to visit her parents F H Burr. Wilbur Herbert returns from Maryville with Merchant greys. S Allen of Maine returns from Chicago with cattle market news. Allen notes a large but orderly convention crowd and less noisy activity than in past gatherings.
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J. S. Harlan
Colorado
M. P. Conway
Elkhorn
Raymond Coulter
Davenport
Don Pruitt
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Rev. Stahl
Anita
F. E. Whipple
Charles Grubb
Clarence Savery
Des Moines
Liston Collins
Texas
Rev. Henderson
Red Oak
C. EB
H. M. Reinig
Griswold
C. B. Osborne
J. H. Marshall
J. A. Laird
Newton
Braughard
Cole
Laird
George
Wits
Wilbur Herbert
The
Merchant's Greys
Maryville
Flerbert
Morrow
Ms. S. Allen
Maine
Chicago
Allen
Drain Pipe Removal At City Hall Clogs Cause Halt
City Hall drainage system is clogged and crews work to remove the main drain pipe. Officials say the blockage disrupts operations until the pipe is cleared and restored to service.
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Opera
North Cass
Atlan
Atlantic Produce Company
Petit
Third
Atlantic Concrete Company
Frank Dilger
Frank P. Dilger
Atlantic Society
T. B. Swan
Sadie Brown
Bluff
Poplar Street
Roslyn Steinke
G. G. Jeck
H. G. Curtis
A. M. Petite
D. C. Smith
Grace Petite
Marie Whiting
Josephine Winne
Perry Bell
GOV. Cummins
Towans
Atlantic Evening
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