Big Features Are To Be Shown Here This Coming Week
Atlantic theater hosts a slate of films led by Conrad Nagel in Cheaper To Marry. Nagel, a noted star, headlines a plot about Dick Taylor and Jim Knight as partners who explore marriage, fidelity, and financial peril amid romance and deception. Colleen Moore stars in Sally, with a strong supporting cast including Lloyd Hughes and Leon Errol. The Thundering Herd offers a buffalo-hunting epic at Atlantic, while Strand presents Back to Life and Chastity, with notable works on Why the Women on the Jury and Let ’er Buck starring Hoot Gibson.
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Colleen Moora
Sally
Colleen Moore
Prunette
Marillyn Miller
Miss Moore
PaRpep
Lloyd Hughes
Leon Errol
Isis
Cedar Rapids
Atlantic Theater
Milly Fayre
Tom Doan
Milly
Lois Wilson
Jack Holt
Strand
Tatey Ruth Miller
David Powell
Mary Thurman
Lawford Davidson
Digest Of Social Events In Atlantic Territory For Week
Brayton Couple Wed at Omaha Misa Agnes Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs L F Miller and Ar nold Nelsen son of Mr and Mrs P P Nelsen were wosted in marriage Friday at Council Bluffs The bride has been a teacher in the rural district The groom is in the employ of a plumbing concern at Omaha where they will make their home Avoca Club meets The Ladies Bridge club met with Mrs Ed Leach Monday night and Mrs Hattie Blust won first honors Kewell Party rlan Man Chris Hoel entertained a party of twelve at a dinner room before his departure for a tour of engines and Denmark He will sail from New York on the Aquatania and will be at a group in a personally collected tour He will return on the Aquathifia late in August and expects to be back In Hartor early in September ee Wahe were chosen to represent the local society at a district meeting of Christian Endeavor societies at Guthrie Center Saturday and Sunday Following the business session the hostesses served refreshments Original Bridge Club Mrs John Driscoll was hostess to the Original Bridge club at a bridge party at her home Wednesday afternoon Club members and Miss Mildred Richardson of Des Moines were included in the guest list Mrs Harry D Myers was high score winner for the afternoon Kill Kare Pienle the members of the Kill Kare Klub had a silent planned to be held at Melvin Memorial park last Monday evening owing to the severe wind alarm and rain on that afternoon plans were changed and Miss Minnie Uhlig opened her hunt for the affair The picnic lunch was enjoyed indoors and the later hours were spent in playing maljong Elliott Masode fe Meat Wednesday Eva The next regular meeting of the Elliott Masonica lodge will be held Wednesday evening June 10.
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Brayton
Omaha
Misa
Agnes Miller
L. F. Miller
Arnold Nelsen
P. P. Nelsen
Wosted
Council Bluffs
Kewell
Chris Hoel
Harlan’ N
Davia
Engine
Denmark
New York
Hartor
Wahe
Christian Endeavor Societies
Guthrie Center
Original
John Driscoll
Misa Mildred Richardson
Des Moines
Harry D. Myers
Audubon Club Holds Annual Conference in Extra
The Audubon Society Audubon Club in Audubon county held its annual conference at the Extra Methodist church on Friday. The program included invocations, addresses by Baker and Mrs. Clark Daniels, musical performances, a noon luncheon, and a business meeting. A summer series of picnics and committee planning was announced for upcoming Mondays.
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Audubon Club
Extra
Audubon County
Extra Methodist Church
R. N.chord
Steading
Adates
Baker
Lorraine Jensen
McMahon
Miles Gardner
Margaret
Mar
Club -Indies
Mutic—CiHe-Lo
Smusig
Tilia
Auxiliary Lunch Moedasitiy He Fong a Bachau
Fragmentary OCR reads as an unclear item mentioning Auxiliary Lunch and individuals Fong and Bachau with no coherent context or complete facts available.
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Bachau
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Met at Westergaard Home
Mrs M I Westergaard hosted the June meeting on a Wednesday afternoon. The devotional service was led by Mrs Weaver and the program leader was Mrs John Parley with the topic South America. Hostess aided by Doris Hubbard Betty Hill and Marvy Westergaard served refreshments.
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Cfomss
M. I. Westergaard
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
OFBL
John Parley
South America
Doris, Hubbard
Betty Hill
Marvy Weetergaar
Walnut Society Birthday Party Celebrates Two Young Honorees
Mrs. Vernon Hulin hosted a Walnut Society gathering for Kathleen Rebedth birthday and Earl Hulin turning six. Children played games until five pm and enjoyed a luncheon with many gifts. Master John Brehmer marked his sixth birthday with friends at his Central Street home.
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Vernon Hulin
Kathleen
Earl
John Brehmer
Central Street
W. W. Club Hosts Luncheon and Meetings
The afternoon featured many games followed by a dainty luncheon. The W. W. Club plans a meeting at Mrs. O. Mosher s home with Mrs. C D Buler on Cen foul y Street Wednesday afternoon. The June ll Brides whist club will be hosted by Mrs. F A Galagher on County street Thursday afternoon. Many men waiting for ships have not sent any out.
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F. A. Galagher
Brides Whist Club
County Street
Week End Events In Atlantic And Near Future
Week end activities and upcoming gatherings across Atlantic include Ladies Home Improvement closing events at Sunnyside Park with a picnic for members families, plus Hard Times Party at the Baptist, Kill Kare Klub picnic and bridge at Crystal Lake and Lewis residence. DAR and farm bureau meetings set for June 8 to 10 with picnics, luncheons, and annual elections.
Hedda Has Usual Chat About Things For Women's Wear
Hedda notes fashion trends on Fifth Avenue including very short skirts and white felt hats with navy or black outfits. An afternoon gown at the Piazza Hotel features black satin and red and yellow floral patterns under fringe. Wedding gowns shift from all white, and shoe designs favor two tone cuts and piping. Five year old boys shadow their fathers as families stroll the Avenue on Sundays.
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Fifth Avenue
Piazza Hotel
Nike
Farm Bureau Club Girls Meet Here at Surmyside Park
A June 10 rally and pep day for 4H club girls of Cass farm bureau is planned at Surmyside Park. Registration at 10, greetings by Mrs Campbell, program includes club songs, “A Bit of Common Sense,” an appreciation talk, basket dinner at noon, and sessions on strengthening club organization by L G Stonts and Mrs T L Smith.
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Cass Farm Bureau
Surmyside Park
Campbell
Mildred Joyce
Parm Bureau
Milford Basket
Bear Grove Township
L. G. En
Stonts
Couny Organization
Mra. T.L. Smith
Father of American mineralogy Born in 1760 Died at Brunswick Maine
In 1760 born Cleaveland Rowhey, he became a Bowdoin College professor for 83 years earning the title father of American mineralogy. He built a world wide reputation and held membership in 48 scientific and literary societies, contributing to Baropa and related projects.
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Ther Cleaveland
Rowhey
Bronewick
Maine
Bowdoin, College
Adenttie
Lierary Weletien
Baropa
Good Record Made By Cass Eighth Grade Students
The county eighth grade exams show high marks across Cass County with over 200 pupils. County Superintendent Mrs Elizabeth Morse lists top scorers by township including Allison Cecil and Belle Barber in Grant, Mildred Anker in Pymosa, Paul Hamilton in Brighton, Glad e Winston in Washington, and Edna Ginderson in Grove, among others. Continuous corrections reflect praise for rural school teachers.
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Cass Countty
Elizabeth Morse
Grant Township
Allison Ceci
Belle Barber
Walter Birk
Ethel Wheatley
Benton Township
Ethel Templeman
Evelyn
Angeling Lomea
Jerome Comes
Grove Township
Edna Ginderson
Lenora Andéraca
Lillian Carlson
Jewell
Gon d Dill
Matin Comet Saneaters
Paul
Or Wars
Se Rperand
Tinéclt Township
Murle 'Borth
Mildred’ Schwems
Local Township Winners and Ages by Parish
Peker B7 lists winners by township with ages: Ruth Huddleson 92 in St Massena. Leona Lary 92 and Vera Wollenhaupt 52 second. Union sees Alice Chester 92 first and Eleanor Thompson 90 second. Bear Grove honors Harold Anderson 92 first and Laurie Mae Ritchie 88 second. Cass records Lester Moon 192 and Irene Sanders 92 first with Loss Blakely 89 second. Pleasant names Marie f Alexander 88, Grace Butler 88, Agnes Casey 88 first. Helen Falk 84 second. Noble lists Lorna Fisher 86 and Lester Weaver 86 first with Fest Shunt 95 and Leonard Martens 5 second. Edna first Isabelle Heath 91 and Joe McMastin 87 second. Victoria shows Alice Jensen 90 first and Dolores Mchee BP second.
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Grace Butler
Agnes Casey
Helen Falk
Noble Township
Lorna Fisher
Lester Weaver
Fest Shunt
Leonard Martens
Strand Theater to Run Full Swing Next Week
The Strand Theater on Upper Chestnut Street will offer both matinees and evening shows starting Sunday, with features leased in advance. If crowds improve, the theater will stay open. Recent programming split between the Strand and Atlantic Theater may shift to unified daily screenings.
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Strand
Upper Chestnut Street
Atlantic Theater
The
Strant
Atlantic
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Conrad Nagel
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Nagel
Conrad
Dick Taylor
Jim Knight
Jim
Evelyn Igrdner
Aeeter
Knight
Avelgn
Everett Riddie
Doris Parker
Taylor
Taylor i
Doris
Riddle
Sher
Lewis S. Stone
Ands
Paulette Duval
Katherine MacDonald
Buck
Lewis Stone
Paulette Duval Ox
Atlantic Territory
Avoca Club
Ladies’ Bridge Club
Ed Leach
Hattie Blust
Elliott Masodé
Elliott Masonica Lodge
Audubon Society
Audubon
Busines Woldon's
Picnie
Weg
Walnut Society
W. W. Club
Ane
Lailies
Sunnyside Park
Baptist
Georgia Byrne
Crystal Lake
Bridge
Lewis
Bridge Club
Oscarite
Laurel Street
BP. A. R
Daughters of the American Revolution
Deborsh
Frankie
Etta Noyer
East Seventh Street Road
Furuive
Benton Farm Bureau
Benton Township Farm Bureau
Benton Center
L. M. Sorden
S. L
Club l
Grove Township Farm Bureau
Raymond Odem
Teeter
Aig Doki Inte Nam
Hedda
Farm Bureau Club
Cass
Edna
Isabelle ‘Heath
Joe McMastin
Victoria Township
Firet
Alice Jensen
Dolores Mchee
Strand Theater
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