Honey Lous Domestic Turmoil and Hidden Affairs
Angela Allen pushes Honey Lou toward a breakup with Jack while Joe Meado? plans to marry Ann Ludlow. Honey Lou faces jealousy, family pressure, and an embattled home life as Angela and Margret plot and a wedding looms, with Honey Lou returning to her mother for support and a fresh start.
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Beer Dispensed With Permits Across Ontario
In Toronto Ontario liquor stores conducted by the government began dispensing beer and ale to permit holders. The program allows one case of beer per permit at a time and includes whiskies champagnes brandies gins and other liquors for approved customers.
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Local News Briefs from Atlantic Area
Marriage licenses awarded to Nuenry Konig of Avocy and Alma Javulsen of Hancock in a ceremony at Council Bluffs. New electric sign for Nelson Auto, advertising U S Royal tires, 40 light bulbs and a 7 foot height. Des Moines travel notes include visits, a band concert drive, and county board actions on bridge painting.
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University students object to resignations of Rowan Rohner
Iowa City IA junior and senior medical students protested today in sympathy with a report from the Iowa State Board of Education about resignations in the College of Medicine. They oppose accepting the resignations of Doctors Rowan and Rohner who led a revolt against Dean Lee W. Dean and pressured his resignation.
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Red Oak Boys Taken at Griswold After Car Theft
Red Oak Iowa June 1 Jud Stennett reports Eugene Fisher Ralph Maller and Morris Wolford Red Oak boys are in county jail charged with larceny. The four allegedly stole Victor Berrien’s car, waived to the grand jury and are held on bonds. They left Red Oak for Des Moines, car breakdown near Wanke near Des Moines, then trekked back toward Red Oak. Sheriff Baker met them near Griswold while officers were reportedly drinking when the car was taken.
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Yeomen Officials Cleared of All Charges in Federal Suit
Des Moines June 1 Officers of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen were cleared in a federal suit after Walter L. Stewart special referee filed a report for Judge Martin Wade recommending dismissal of the plaintiff’s case. The report said 1924 elder policy premium increases were actuated by prudent actuarial practice and proper handling of the fund.
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Elk Horn Gazette Pithy Local Social News
A digest of social events includes Lutheran Aid Society meeting at Zions Lutheran church with hostesses Mrs G F Zellmer, Mrs Glenn Mote and Mrs Robert Hartkopf. a wedding at Jens Carlsen Jr home uniting Maria Carlsen and Henry Henricksen. Rev Wedebeck birthday observance at college chapel. 200 attending. A bridal shower for Mrs Alfred Stamp at Mrs Frank Brehmen’s home with Joyce Anderson speech. hard times party at Atlantic Golf and Country Club. Merediths farewells with E P Chase entertaining. Henricksen Carlsen home wedding at Elk Horn.
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Community meeting and notices around town
iW. RC members of the W. R. C. met to discuss Friday’s 2:30 PM gathering in the G. e R. room. Funeral services were held for George Rawarily at Cumberland. The P. E. Q. picnic was postponed indefinitely. Helping Hand Club meets tomorrow afternoon at Mrs John Stolley 1101 Locust. Missionary circle hosts Friday afternoon at Mrs Jacob Christensen 911 Pine. Frances Pruitt missionary in Onta Rica visiting and to speak after work. W. W. Club hosted by Mrs Lloyd Smyth with visitors Mrs Dorsey and Mrs Frank Smith. next meeting two weeks with Mrs Elmer Smith. Bridge luncheon invitations issued for Calumet cafe at 1 PM Friday. Farewell party at Marne church basement for Mr and Mrs Conesamid family leaving for Emmetabure. Atlantic School alumni banquet 47th annual at Masonic hall 6:30 PM. seniors of 1927 to attend and dance to follow.
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Total Eclipse Visible Across Atlantic June 15
An eclipse schedule notes a total lunar eclipse visible in Atlantic regions on June 14 and across the United States. It outlines timing from 1 43 a m EST to 4 06 a m, with partial phases extending to the Arctic and British Isles areas, and mentions a brief total phase duration.
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Notice of brief office closure by Dr. E. F. Hupp
The dental office of Dr. E. F. Hupp will be closed for a short period. This public notice appears in Newsa Telegraph want ads, indicating a temporary interruption in service.
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Arbitration treaties urged to curb war at Baptist convention
The Northern Baptist convention in Chicago discussed pacifist aims urging U S entry into general arbitration treaties with major powers. A report lauded Los Angeles as the nation's largest Baptist church building city with 17 new churches last year and noted ongoing speculation about organizational leadership in California.
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