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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1925
Page
6
Hedda Hoyt reports from New York on the season's store departments and novelty trims for women. Jewelry like tiny animal pins, ribbon wristlets with attachments, and braids for hats and hair are highlighted, along with lipstick tassels and carved feathered partridge pendants.
In Griswold and vicinity a flurry of church, auxiliary and club activities filled the week. Bazaar events at Noble Center and Griswold churches drew good patronage while Wright Township, Pleasant Township and Ladies Aid groups hosted meetings, Christmas sales, and dinners. A Girl Scouts farewell party, an oyster supper, and a Reno Methodist bazaar plus band concert marked social life as members and neighbors gathered for community, holiday cheer, and fundraisers.
Adaire society pages record Mr and Mrs Chas Arp hosting a birthday gathering with cards and games on a recent weekend. A Methodist Episcopal Church party featured high school captains Coel Jer Correll and Nallie Hopkins assisting with entertainment for about one hundred pupils and teachers. Mrs John E McManus hosted an afternoon bridge at her home with guests including Mrs George B Lynch and other local residents. high score went to Mrs Lyle.
Mrs James Wiese hosted the Thimble Bee at Central Street Friday afternoon. O W R Club to meet at Mrs A Z Hansen on Central Street Wednesday afternoon December 16. W W W W Club hosted by Mrs F B Spangler on County Street Thursday afternoon December 17. Mrs P Carstensen entertained friends Saturday with cards and lunch. Presbyterian Ladies Aid bazaar and sale in church basement December 16 with a Christmas gift bag for child contributors. P T A and T O T clubs plan December 14 program at high school with thrift, athletics, and attendance themes. Mr and Mrs Raile tack hosted relatives. Mr and Mrs Don Warner honored at a surprise wadding anniversary.
The item describes a hive collar arrangement acting as a scarf and adding a high neckline for day frocks. It notes satin lining and decorative beads, with reference to fabrics and trims.
A Thursday evening marked the thirteenth anniversary of a marriage with games and refreshments, gifts presented by attendees. W. Arnult hosted KU Kare Klub at her home with a Mahuting party and guest Miss Thatline Woods. Mrs. Gates to host the Woman's Home Missionary Society meeting, with assistants Mrs. Sheppard and Miss Correll. The devotional leads by Mrs. Sheppard, followed by chapter synopsis plans by several members. enigma games by Hubbard. Refreshments to close. Lutheran Ladies Aid hosted by Mrs Otto Rolin at the parsonage for an afternoon social and luncheon.
Prof. Joe DAndrea of Oakland and Miss Eltha G Parks of Carson were married last Tuesday evening at the Christian parsonage in Oakland with Rev. P H Gren officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lane T Parke of Carson, is known in Carson. the groom is a prominent musician and bandleader in southwestern Iowa. They will reside in Oakland after a brief honeymoon.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a report about a youth named Witt connected to a secretary and an office boy. Details are unclear. no coherent event or entities beyond these scattered terms.
Local women and clubs schedule Yuletide gatherings and Christmas parties through December. Notables include Joie Ward Care Ward Alma Teswith Aweta Tell and Mrs Lindsthert hosting church and charity events with demonstrations, cookery, and missionary programs. Citizens gather at the Church of Christ for society meetings and Browning Club plans, while civic groups hold carols and Bible readings as December unfolds.
The Tadies des Vie Mens enjoyed a Chi namis jogram presented after a Central division meeting at the home of M W W. Simons 801 Spruce street beginning at 11 o'clock. Attendees included Nellie W Mrs S. W. Trent Mrs William Mack and Mrs Wise. Twenty-one ladies were present during the session. Hancock Lady Entertains Carl Hett with twenty dancing girls at her home honoring Geneva, daughter of Mrs. Hett, yesterday afternoon starting at 4.
The Avoca and Cumberland communities hold holiday gatherings and personal celebrations. A Christmas party at Mr Marples street hosts, with talks by Rev. Spooner and a playlet, plus a childhood incident tale. Mrs F M Beymer hosts a ladies party at Avoca. Recent bride Mrs Carl Mikkelsen is feted with dinners and ball, decorations, and gifts. Anita Odd Fellows host an oyster supper for wives with vocal and piano performances. A surprise bridal shower for Nadine Pangburn of Cumberland occurs with about twenty friends attending.
In a remote event near Lomus, Rite and Wert traveled away from the area. The unusual wording suggests a fragmented report of departures and the two names as principal individuals involved.
Kensington community notes honor a beloved pastor Abe Long as Busy Bee Club meets at Mrs. Hester’s home. Attendees include Mrs. Rash and Mrs. Lerhiah with a mention of several helpers joining the gathering.
Fragmented text outlines a Franklin Farm Bureau meeting with mentions of a secretary, association activities, a demonstration, and names such as Mrs. Oliver Ostrus Boggs Roy and Oatrna. The readable portions indicate organizational notes and lesson references within the group event.
Ames Civic choirs and college ensembles schedule a joint broadcast of Handel's Messiah next Sunday. Tolbert MacRae leads the music department. rehearsal and program details include time at 9:30 p.m. and station call.
A fragmented Des Moines note reports Coolidge’s sister moving from Vermont to Guthrie County years ago. Upon retirement her wealth was estimated at 1009000 dollars as the rest stayed in the east. The piece includes misread names and garbled quotes.
Forty janitors at the state college have been drafted into a janitor's school, an innovation in college circula. The effort aims to train custodians in delicate cleaning methods, improving efficiency and heat extraction from coal while tackling corners with brooms.
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