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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1925
Page
7
Local brief notes from Omaha and Cass County recount visits and departures. Mentions Miss Terean O'Dea and Michael O'Dea, Des Moines figures A Nl. Bert Mountain and Miss Flora Huff's wedding near Fontanelle, Ames alumni picnic at Crystal Lake, and various local visits, arrivals, and departures including Miss Grace Sailers and Miss Enid Smith. Also covers a court divorce hearing result and a farm accident near the city.
Radio schedules list WA Wee and Hare, Goldman Rand concert, various orchestras and operas across cities including New York, Detroit, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Washington. The fragment details time slots, program titles, and performers such as the New York Philharmonic, Betsy Kantzer, Adolfo Mariotti, and Vladimir Kerapetolt, with notes on daylight saving time and station affiliations.
Women from Camp Fire and Red Cross branches plan Christmas fund drives with Cass filling the quota. Miss Ethel E. Hedges and Jessie A. Jones list volunteers. U S Civil Service announces an examination with August 8 receipt deadline and assembling date to be shown on admission cards. Mrs B H Williams reports brother John Strong critically ill in Alba Oklahoma after foot infection and amputation. three daughters travel from Council Bluffs.
The Fletcher Chapel Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Joe Dealy's home with many present to sew for an upcoming bazaar. The Atlantic council of the Royal Neighbors of America held their annual Sunnyside park picnic with about 125 attendees, followed by supper and dancing. Jolly Entertainers hosted by Mrs. Leon Perkins with a two course luncheon, next meeting set with Mrs. Carl Phares on August 5. Women's Relief Corps to meet at court house at 2 30 with initiation exercises tomorrow.
Miss Bernice C. Stone of Anita wed Paul Myron Hubbard of Adair in a Wednesday morning ceremony at the bride's parents home. Rev. Cutler officiated with family and close friends present. Dainty songs by Miggy Hubbard followed the service, and Lilian Woodard of Town City served as flower girl. A wedding breakfast was held at the Stone home after the ceremony.
In Cass county Pymosa No. 4 taught by Mildred Turner won first place in the writing contest with fifteen papers, Franklin No. 4 led by Eunice Lowe took second after submitting sixteen. Thirty eight schools entered. Brighton township showed strong participation with seven of nine schools in the running. The pennant and papers will be shown at the Cass county fair. Air Scouts delayed as six army pursuit planes prep for Salt Lake flight amid cloud and heavy weather doubt on takeoff from Fontanelle pilots Flora Belle Huff and Lewis Harold Lundy.
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