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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1929
Page
6
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A cluster of social notices runs through a Walnut Society page. Mrs Groree Clausen hosts Miss Leung's honor party. Priscilla Circle and Lutheran Sunday School groups plan afternoon events. Presbyterian and Catholic ladies aid circles, OW Club, B S Club, and WLW chapters announce forthcoming meetups and hostesses for gatherings at homes and church social rooms, all set for early June.
A wedding of interest to the Adair vicinity occurred Monday May 20 at 8 40 a m in the Audubon Catholic parsonage. Miss Clara Thielen of Exira married Mr Chester Rasmussen of Exira. Rev Father Aspinwall performed the ceremony. Attendants were Miss Margaret Rowland of Adair and Matt Bitner of Exira. Afterward the bridal party traveled to Jefferson Iowa for a wedding dinner at the bride’s aunt Mrs John McNally’s home.
A scattered page item lists upcoming community events and social notices. It mentions a June anniversary picnic at Sunnyside Park with fallback at the Presbyterian church, a birthday honor for Mr. Brown, and local club gatherings. Several names and places appear, including Brayton, Braytun, Bel Maine, and the GUA, with brief notes on participants and arrangements.
The piece describes colorful fabrics, fitted coats, and knit jackets in a vintage vogue. Mentions belges and whites as versatile options, with cardigans and simple mittens integrated into outfits. It notes fashionable silhouettes and accessories like rainbow jackets and tailored suiting details.
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June 1. The University of Iowa will graduate 1900 students marking the sixty ninth annual commencement. Degrees and certificates go to graduates and the event includes a commencement supper alumni association meeting baccalaureate and graduation ceremonies. The alumni meeting will focus on expulsion of laws and possible reconsideration of a case.
A resolution urging athletics to remain under faculty control is discussed amid concerns for safeguarding integrity. The meeting is scheduled for tonight to debate the measure and outline its implications for the athletics program.
Reports from Atlantic and nearby towns note injuries and medical procedures. Don Smiley, News-Telegraph carrier, suffered injuries from a fall at Sun Ty's Park entrance. Mrs Virgin treated at Atlantic hospital. Vedder undergoes gall bladder surgery. Raymond McCarty had an operation. Langworthy family member fractures shoulder after a fall. Bissell remains in critical condition after a heart attack relapse.
Des Moines reports state cigarette tax receipts rose in May to 143 008 20 dollars from 104 128 50 in April. Gasoline tax collections also increased to 1 301 540 83 from 609 855 73. Tobacco taxes showed a decline with May at 76 012 42 versus 182 600 53 in April.
A compact note reports that roughly fifteen thousand orchid varieties are known and cataloged. It highlights the diversity of species and the ongoing discovery and classification efforts within botanical circles.
Hope Smith wins first in class and posts a 93.75 average in a frost page 1 composite. The list of names includes many students and staff in vocational and academic groups, with Want Ads promising results.
Ann Garrard, public health nurse, completed three months in Cass and Des Moines areas. She visited 68 classrooms, gave 15 talks to parents and 49 other groups, arranged summer roundups, examined 723 pupils, sent 595 notices, referred 210 pupils, and noted multiple sensory and health issues, including 160 with poor tonal balance, 20 with defective kin, and 2 with nasal breathing problems. Summer roundup covered Griswell May Wits Cumberland and Atlantic areas with doctors and Mrs Garrard.
A compact report notes the names Gvorsn We Cannon Brayton 28 and Katheya Shineen Exita with minimal context, preserving the readable fragments as a brief item from the source.
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