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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1925
Page
6
Fragmented OCR notes recall George Graham of Montars Vsming his MG. Several garbled phrases mention car building, his father, and a parish with references to places, dates, and names. The text is severely distorted with many unreadable sections.
Social calendar for Wright Township and nearby areas lists club meetings, installations, anniversaries, and Christmas programs. Highlights include Wright Township Women’s Club activities with lectures, music, and a reading by Mrs. Bert Armitrong. upcoming joint Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodge installation. Griswold club officers elected. Christmas carols sung by church choirs. and a double wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Kirkpatrick with guests and formalities.
Fashion notes list Cooper My Mise William Duffy and Mrs Raffensperger with Mrs George and Miss Mathie among attendees. The piece names several hosts and family members, indicating a social gathering with a diverse guest roster.
Local church hosts a Sunday evening program at the M. E. Church featuring a mixed program. A New Orleans style quartet with Adams Johnson Havens Peliett and hubs performs and a scripture lesson and solo pieces are listed. An organ and violin selections, including works by Bach, Hovany, and Rachmaninov, are planned with a string quartet performance and a sermon to conclude.
Postponed Civic meeting moves to January as Mrs. McCrory and Crest Club plan Christmas events. Lindies Society honors Aun Lahman, oldest member, with gifts and a $5 society offering. Box social at Pymona No. 2 raises 22.50 for the school. Franklin No. 2 Christmas program features pupils and teachers Matel Tuttle Vera Kensey with decorations and Santa visit.
Hedda surveys a New York scene where gray dominates women's coats and outfits for the season. Debutantes and matrons favor gray cloth coats trimmed with gray fur or squirrel, often with pink accents. Velvet and satin coats are less common. a few showy gray ensembles feature fur wraps and coordinated hats.
A splendid Christmas Eve program delighted a large audience at Union Church on Griswold Street. Santa Claus distributed candy to children as teachers handed tokens. the Sunday school presented a varied pageant with chimes, orchestral numbers, recitations, and a story, cited as one of the finest yet staged by the department.
Historical note claims girls were never admitted to Boston public schools, alleging systemic barriers and discriminatory practices. The fragment cites persistent exclusion and societal pressures that kept girls from pursuing schooling in earlier eras.
Readable fragments indicate an oning service titled Taking Risks for God at Epworth Jenone. Details are unclear but imply a themed church service with planned sessions or activities.
Tobias of Stuart Ta and Miss Lormine West of Walnut both formerly of Atlantic wed at the Methodist parsonage in Greenfield on Thursday December 24. The groom born on a farm near Adair and a former Adair pupil. the bride born in Marne and a 1922 Atlantic High School graduate. She is an accomplished musician and music teacher. They will reside in Walnut after the first of the year where the groom has a good position.
A decipherable fragment notes Chinese players expanding influence in Philippine retail sectors, signaling shift in market dominance from local to Chinese operators. Details are sparse but imply broader regional economic impact and altered competitive landscape in consumer goods distribution.
A farmer, named Schley, was arrested by the State Pied Marshal after laborer Walton admitted driving him to the home of Joseph Bitterman where arsons occurred. Walton testified Schley planned and aided the burnings and was being questioned about other fires in the neighborhood amid a $300 bond.
Special to Nuwa-Teloyy: Elliott Breeling, son of Ti Breeling and wife, was in an auto accident Monday noon. He was unconscious for two days, then showed improvement and is now recovering.
A fragmentary report notes a big sale event at Welch Premier Shop, with mentions of prize giveaways and advertising strategies. Welch as manager is praised for longstanding shoe retail expertise and price leadership in the local trade.
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