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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1925
Page
8
Hedda Hoyt notes new neckerchiefs as bold silk bibs rising in fashion. She highlights fur traded coats, beaver, gray squirrel trims, vibrant colors, and three piece ensembles shaping the season's street and dressy looks.
Atlantic region clubs host fundraisers to furnish the new Audubon memorial building rest room through two January and February entertainments. The Colum bie and Woman's clubs stage talent plays and Lions club hosts community activities with an officers installation planned for 1925.
Ww M S title Miss Alice Arthur led devotionals as Mesdames Westergaard Burr and Bang hosted the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society gathering in the Methodist church league room. Mrs J M Williams spoke on children's work. social hour followed.
Mrs. DB Baller hosted the Bridge Whist club at Central Street home on Thursday after noon. The Thimble Bee met at Mrs Weda’s Upper Pacific Street home on Friday afternoon. Mrs. H P Jacobsen planned a six o clock surprise party for her daughter Helen’s 11th birthday with friends and later a group of young men joined in.
Fragmentary text from a hospital section mentions G. Buatis and unclear details. The readable portion offers no concrete event, date, or outcome to anchor a news item.
Community groups and clubs across Atlantic City schedule activities for January 12 to 15. Lectures on religion, home improvement, and civic topics are planned, with meetings at Chestnut Street, Kennington Club, Fletcher Chapel, and local libraries. Social gatherings include a slumber party, a dinner and bridge evening, and a Women’s Missionary Society session.
The Presbyterian Missionary Society met yesterday at the home of Mrs W Shreet with members led by Mes Ham Treat and Fo Givenane Devariuixs. Roll called, scripture quotations read, topic China discussed led by Mrs Fred Jipson. Franklin Lutheran Ladies Host Portieres Workshop. 20 members and visitors attended with refreshments served by Mrs Brahms.
A brief marriage license notice lists Gaylord Horace Chictensen and Audubor Oliva Selma Molgaard as the parties. The entry reflects a formal civil acknowledgment of union between named individuals.
Washington January 10 A P Mabel Willebrandt assistant to the attorney general is under consideration by President Coolidge for a vacancy in the attorney general's office. Willebrandt has led prohibition cases for the department of justice and spoke with Coolidge. no official announcement was made.
Irwin J. Green chairman of the Iowa Bankers Association agricultural committee and Dean Curtis of Iowa State College call a meeting in Ames January 16. Discussions will be led by D. H. Otis of the American Bankers Association, President Wohlenberg of the Iowa Bankers Association, and Secretary Frank Warner of the State association.
A fragmentary note recalls a rainbow bridge myth with vivid colors and a celestial bow. The speaker attributes the vision to Bishop Bhorro Sturlevon, hinting at a legendary or symbolic event without precise details.
Article reports Harper criticizes parental laxity in child religious instruction. A large Sunday event planned at a tabernacle features Walter Hastie, a World War I veteran, and a citywide procession is expected. A Sunday evening union Young People’s meeting at the Presbyterian church will be led by local organizers.
Real estate transfer entries note Catherine Gaffney widowed to Mary Agnes Gaffney in 1922 for parcel at 20 Atlantic with one dollar consideration. Subsequent transfers show Catherine to Katharine Josephine Gaffney in 1922 and again in 1942, with parcel 29 Atlantic and nominal sums.
An Elks lodge notice announces a Valar meeting of B.F. Exl No 445 on Monday January 12. Initiation in second degree. All brothers are requested to be present. Signed by E.R. Emigh.
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