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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1925
Page
7
Hedda Hoyt surveys the era’s fashion, highlighting neckerchiefs as a new staple and the resurgence of bold fur trimmed coats in vibrant colors. She notes silk neckpieces, fashionable beaver and sable trims, and the shift to colorful daywear with coordinated ensembles and fur accents.
In Atlantic Territory Audubon clubs Columbia and Woman's plan two home talent events in late January or early February to furnish a new 350 000 memorial rest room. Committees include Arthur Farquhar Miss Bilhart Geo Wever W KE Williams and F G Sampoon.
Mesdames M I Westergaard W H Burr and J C Baig hosted a Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meeting in the Methodist church league room with Alice Arthur leading devotions and Mrs Clyde Ruekholz guiding the lesson. J M Williams spoke on children's work for the Woman's Home Missionary Society. Rev and Mrs R F hosted a Christian Endeavor gathering and Walther League at Lavenda Juht's home with a social hour after. Birthday surprise for Madge Crow marked the event with fifteen guests. Parent Teachers Association officers announced an upcoming meeting at the school's Vanerbly room Monday at seven. Seven O'Clock Disder Min Ada Morgdt was noted at a local event. guests Kare Kub and others attended.
Mrs Ty Builder hosted the Walnut Society Bridge Whist Club at her Central Street home on Thursday afternoon. The Thinkle Bee met at Mrs W Larsen's home on Pacific Street Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs John Lohman entertained friends with a six oclock dinner Thursday evening and four card tables afterward. Mrs H P Jacobsen surprised her daughter Helen with a dinner and birthday gathering Friday evening.
The girls of the Queen Esther Circle held their regular meeting on Tuesday evening. Gladys Evans planned the interesting program. A social hour followed the business session. Friday Club hosted by Mrs George L Cox of Mouse Jaw Canada with a picnic at Mrs Wo Lyle’s home Tuesday afternoon. Lutheran Ladies Aid hostess Mrs Alfred Franz held a late afternoon social at her home Wednesday.
J W Guatason submitted to a five named operation at Atlantic hospital today. The report mentions Rand and E G Eustis involved in the procedures while Alandé expresses optimism about the care provided.
Readable notices list January gatherings in Atlantic including Ladies' Literary Society events hosted by Mrs. W. M. Shuey with Misses Welton and others. Activities span chanters meeting at Maude Nebe, Delphians, civic clubs, homemaker groups, and church missionary society sessions across January 12 to 14 with roll calls and program topics on religion, home life, and community service.
The Presbyterian Missionary Society met at Mrs W F Graham's home with 20 members present. Mrs H E Drew led devotionals, and Mrs Fred Jipsen led the China topic after scripture readings. Franklin Lutheran Ladies Helping Circle gathered at Mrs Marie Euken's home for a business session followed by refreshments prepared by the hostess and Mrs Margaret Brathis.
Gaylord Horace Christensen and Dlixa Selma Molgaard, both of Audubon, are recorded as applying for marriage licenses. The brief notice lists the two couples with their hometowns in Audubon.
Washington January 10 A P An apparent nomination to Mrs Mabel Willebrandt assistant to the attorney general and head of prohibition cases may be considered by President Coolidge. Mrs Willebrandt called on the president today and no formal nomination was made but a seat on the federal bench could go to the capital soon.
Ir win J. Green chairman of the Iowa Bankers association agricultural committee and Dean Curtis of Iowa State College Ames have called a committee meeting at Ames on January 11. D H Otis of the Anglican Bankers association, President Wehlenberg of the Town Bankers association, and Secretary Frank Warner of the State association will lead discussions.
A fragmented poetic fragment mentions a rainbow as a bridge from earth to heaven and refers to three colors and a figure named Bishop Sturleson. The text appears as garbled historic prose with mythic overtones.
A local preacher criticizes parental laxity in teaching Christian values. A farmer publicly joins a Christian conversion after a Truett sermon. A large religious parade is planned Sunday with churches uniting for a patriotic meeting at the tabernacle led by Walter Hastie. A union Young People’s meeting follows at the Presbyterian church with Swartzwelder, Simpson, and Martin leading.
Regular meeting of the Elks B P O of A No 445 set for Monday January 12 is noted with attendance requirements. All brothers are urged to be present as per the official notice and schedule.
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