Public Schools Open Enrollment and Tuition Rules
Public Schools announces enrollment for Atlantic high school first semester with office hours September 1 and 2 for grades Uth, 1th, juniors, and seniors. All pupils enroll at their previous or nearest building September 7. Sub-primary rules and tuition: various age entries, district tuition certificates, and semester fees from 22.54 to 54.00. Non residents require tuition on file.
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Atlantic High School
Opcom
Ruby Kirk
Board of Education
Stude
P. Street
Supt
Bank Bandit Escapes After Downtown Gun Battle
A bandit trapped at a downtown office building entrance fled police in a running gun battle through Kansas City's busiest streets. A bystander was seriously wounded and another died. a third person was hospitalized with minor wounds as officers pursued the assailant believed ready to loot the First National Bank.
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Kansas City
INS
First National Bank
Week End Events In Atlantic And Come Week End Picnic
The W. S. BL club hosts an annual picnic at Sunnyside park Sunday noon with large attendance expected. Cheerful Workers Club hosts a quilting afternoon at Mrs. T. L. Graham’s home on Wednesday, Sept. 2. Civil War veteran R. N. Kenyon visited by members of G. A. R. and W. RB. C. on Thursday afternoon.
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Atlantic
W. S. BL Club
Sunnyside Park
T. L. Graham
C. H. Kay
Cheerful Workers Club
Graham
W. RB. C
R. N. Kenyon
West Seventh Street
Mr. Kenyon
Washington Workers
Washington Workers Club
Blanche Auerbach
N. G
PN. G. Cirete
Pauline
Peters
Central Street
Fafternoon
Presbyterian ‘Ladies Aid
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Frank Koeppe
James Weise
Ladies Aid
Claus Krambeck Gill
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Winut
Hedda Ayers On Jewelry Trends For Women's Wear
Hedda Hoyt reports on August fashion notes from New York. Jewelry salesmen say earrings are fading, with women favoring semi precious stones for chokers and bracelets. Amethyst aquamarine carnelian and jade are popular. crystals have fallen out of favor. Necklaces grow shorter, often just to the waist, and daytime wear favors restrained elegance.
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Hedda Hoyt
United Press
New York
Gloria Swanson
Europe
America
Church Services at First Baptist and Methodist Episcopal
A summary of church activities includes First Baptist with 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. worship, 10 a.m. Sunday school, and a Wednesday prayer meeting. Methodist Episcopal lists morning and evening services, 9:30 a.m. Sunday school, 10:45 a.m. worship, 7 p.m. Epworth league, 8 p.m. evening service with music. There is a fourth quarterly conference and a Bible school rally aiming for full participation. Sermon topics include Christ as a Sun and The Cleansing of Naaman the Leper.
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First Baptist
Methodist Episcopal
Epworth League
Naaman
Former Audubon Clerk Relocates to Minneapolis
Blair Rice former city clerk of Audubon Ia and his two children left Tuesday for Minneapolis Minn where he will take a job in a bank and establish their future home The move follows his departure from Audubon city hall and reflects a new chapter in Rice career path with a banking position in Minneapolis
Atlantic Theater Movie Lineup for Coming Week
The Atlantic Theater screens Thomas Meighan in Old Home Week on Sunday and Monday, with a tale of ambition and romance. Tuesday to Thursday showcases Wild Horse Mesa with Jack Holt and Douglas Fairbanks Jr., followed by Richard Dix in The Fighting Dude Friday and Saturday. The Strand also features Anna Q Nilsson, Bebe Daniels, Marguerite De La Motte, and Buck Jones in upcoming attractions.
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Atlantic Theater
Thomas’ Meighan
Meighan
Tommy
Lily Lee
Doug
Atlantic
Paramount
Zane Grey
Mesa
Jack Holt
Noah Hheery
Billie Dove
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Richard Dix
the Atlantic
Strand
Anna Q. Nilsson
Ben Lyon
Ohreen
Bebe
Daniels
Marguerite Dé Lal Motte
Allan Forrest
Love
Buck Jones
City News Briefs From Iowa to Chicago and More
City news briefs cover travel plans and visits including Mrs C L Whallan heading to Denver to see relatives, Mrs Carl Granville speaking at a Cedar Falls college event, and Miss Bernice Trailer preparing to teach in East Chicago. Also noted are T M Harris leaving Atlantic hospital for home after recovery, R H Metcalf returning to his Chestnut Street shop with Troy Rhody hired as clerk, foreclosure action by M H Show, Rev Swisher and wife trip to Hamilton and a motor journey to Minnesota, plus other local notes about residents and routine movements.
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Swisher
You-Inslow
Hamilton
Mont
Ee Martin
Nhuraday
Minis
Atlantic Territory Social Digest Week’s 500 Party
Miss Ann Lalley hosted a 500 party at her home Thursday with out of town guests Mrs Geo Curly Mrs Thos Mahon of Burbank and Miss Lauretta Hughes of Casey plus Elva Christensen Nadine and Helen Clausen from Harlan Ruth Neff of Walnut and Miss Shipley hosted a Presbyterian Sunday school party for her girl class with Miss Ramona Shi and Miss Aca Patten assisting in serving the refreshments
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Geo
Curly
Thos
Mahon
Burbank
Lauretta Hughes
Casey
Pe [En
Elva Christensen
Nadine
Helen Clausen
Harlan
Ruth Neff
Walnut
Mie Shipley
Presbyterian Sunday School
Ramona Shi
Aca Patten
Shockey
Louis Carney
Adair
Henrice Shockey
Council Bluf
Pauline Woods
Margaret Rowland
Ann Lalley
Esther Wark
Helen Kilpanick
Madelyn Carney
Fred Araburg
Leland Kelney
Lloyd Carney
Burdette Carney
Kenneth Caney
Harry Wu
Darrell Brownlee
Walnut Social Notices From Walnut Society Chronicle
Mrs Leona Eggerstedt hosted the EB T C club at her home on County Street. Many local groups including the Womer’s Foreign Missionary Society, N G Circle, Bridge Whist Club, and Sunday School teachers held meetings or entertainments through early September. Officers were elected for the Esther Circle, with Madge Crow as president and Isis Hubbard as vice president. A farewell party and various club gatherings featured mock teas, picnics, and a Lutheran Sunday school circle event. A family dinner gathered many Walnut residents at County Street.
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EB. T.C
County Street
Esther
Juste
Madge Crow
Isis Hubbard
Nelle Hsins
Marvyn We *Ll
C. A. Rossman
Ern] Riemer
Ben Riemer
Henry Rossman
George Rossman
Harry Nieman
Walnut
Walter Rossman
Manchester
Avoca Society Luncheon and Bridge Party Entries
Miss Jean Taylor hosted a Thursday luncheon and bridge gathering for friends at her home. Miss Martha Belle Karstens led a Tuesday bridge party for about twenty young women with a mid afternoon two course luncheon. Mrs Frances Byers of Des Moines won high honors, Miss Alice Beymer drew consolation. Miss Alice Beymer and Grace Sanders hosted a white party with bridge after a six o'clock dinner. out of town guest Miss Hel- attended.
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Jean Taylor
Martha Belle Karstens
Frances Byers
Des Moines
Alice Beymer
Illinois County Residents Prepare Move to Stockton
Mr. and Mrs. J Lepper long time county residents plan to move to Stockton Illinois where relatives reside. At Atlantic hospital J W Myers six years old son of F W Myers and wife of Griswold under medical care after operation. Mose Baron treated for appendicitis at the Atlantic hospital during summer vacation and departs for Cotnar College Bethany Neb. to resume studies after week with Grand Island friends. William Wentz had tonsils removed at Atlantic hospital. Mrs J P Steffens at Atlantic hospital with rheumatism ill and in considerable pain awaiting improvement.
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Illinois
A. Lepper
Stockton
J. W. Myers
F. W. Myers
Griswold
Lawrence
Mose
J. P. Steffens
Atlantic’ Hospital
Probate Notice of Executrix for Walver O Conley Estate
In the District Court of Town Cass County Probate a notice lists Oliver C Canley as deceased and names an executrix qualified to manage the estate. Creditors and claimants are urged to present debts and allowances per law, dated August 29.
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District Court
State of Town
Cass County
Walver O. Conley
Oliver C. Canley
New Subscriber Offers Broadcast in Brief Ad
Short time offers appear on the register for new subscribers with a 4 for 1 deal. VenLyene ends in June. Contact John W. Cary at 375 W. via card or phone.
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John CW. Cary
Notice to Water Consumers Flusher Tonight and Tomorrow
Notice that cleaner flushing will occur tonight and tomorrow. Water department patrons are directed to govern themselves accordingly. Atlantic Water Works, T. El Nichals, Superintendent.
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Water Department
Atlantic Water Works
T. EL Nichals
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