Two Sunday day programs planned at two churches
Two splendid children day programs will be presented Sunday morning at the First Presbyterian and First Congregational churches by Sunday school pupils and teachers. Presbyterian program begins 10:30, Congregational at 11, with organ preludes, prayers, songs, recitations, and a pantomime on Religious Education of Children Through the Ages with readers.
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First Presbyterian
First
H. BE. Drew
Sehol
Shirley
Calvin
Knop
Dixley
Shirley Johnson
Mary Jane Herbert
Betty Uimbridge
Barbara Ann Conan
Harvey_Johnson
Smith
Shirtey Cambridge
Jesus
Dorpathy
Jane McFarkand
Burdette Iegersen
Dislog
Margery Jean McDermott
Gilbert Goettsch
Earl Brindley
Hobby Cappel
Gerrude Squires
Bianquolo
Imogent Prapton
Eliane Scherinaky
Sighool
Bruce Grulke
Glad
Nova
Betty Jean Legg
Barbara Ann Jones
J Lorraine Goettsch
Playfet
Junior Herbert
Luci |Getz
Helen Wiesler
Dorothy Lang
Maxine Lang
Dayton Gilleland
Roger Coker
Jack Auerbach
Adaline Squires
Cecil Kopoaky
Jonio McNamara
Robert Lan Bert
R. B. Noyce
James Savery
Franklin group hosts Lutheran Aid and social gathering
Mrs. Charles Euken hosted the Lutheran Ladies Aid at her Franklin township home with about 20 members and several guests in attendance. The next meeting is set for Mrs. Emke Euken’s Cumberland home. In other notes, Hight met with Irene Velter, Gladys Thompson birthday festivities included a handkerchief shower, Brayton Club hosted Triangle Club, and 35 relatives gathered to celebrate Mrs. Vettera’s mother Mrs. A P Wokerbins birthday with lilies and games.
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Franklin
Charles
Euken
Lailiee -Aid
Mra
Newmanr
Anton
Tien
Otto
Emke Euken
Qumberland
Irene Velter
Gladys. Thomasoi
Wiliam " Voltar Nome
Mra. Vettera
A. P. Wokerbins
Gikes
Adair County Ladies Club and Social Gatherings Report
Adair Society Mothers Club hosts Monday meeting at Mrs Pew Arnold's home with Happy Hour and sewing for the hostess. Flannagan's Boys' Mother era club to meet Wednesday at Mrs Otto Shaffer's home. Rural Letter Carrier association holds Tuesday social and business meeting at Arnold home. delegates chosen for decorators. Bridge and luncheon at Mrs J G Shipley's home featuring Original Brats Club members and a shower event among attendees.
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Mothers Club
Flannagan
Amrs
Happy Hour
Charles Foll
Happy Hours
Adair
Wis
Otto ‘Shaffer
Sogial
Arnold
Vension J.cwee
Decorah
Local Social Notes Highlight Engagements and Society Events
Miss Langhehn’s engagement to Paul McCleary of Earnham teased as a forthcoming event. A village fiesta hosted a shower with Mrs Henry Nissen and others in attendance. PEO picnic and Anita chapter JO sisterhood gathering featured lunch at 1:30. Eastern Star Casey chapter held its regular meeting with ritualistic services and social hour.
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Ter
Misa
Cecelia Langhehn
Paul ‘McCleary
Earnham
Wara
Miss Langhehn
Henry Nissen
Ernest Winklyman
Miyx
Margaret’ Rowland
Adair
Ivah Butler
Fontanelle
L. Gray
C. B
WL Mis
C. E. Wukinger
Ac Iyer
Cunningham
Tt. St. Moser
Bontvena
Anita
P. EB. QO
Order of Eastern Star
Casey Chapter
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Bnaterd-Stie
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Massena Society Eats Eaatert Star Meeting Highlights
The Massena Eastern Star chapter held its regular meeting on Tuesday night. After the session a birthday program was presented and Mildred Yorger was honored in a miscellaneous shower. A party for more than fifty young people followed, hosted by Grace and Clarence Forson at their home. The week included a party at Mrs. Arthur Nelson’s and Harley Molec’s gathering at the Nelson home on Friday night.
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Eaatert Ster
Eastern Star
Mildred Yorger
Butt Ford Follmann
Grace
Glarenceforson
Arthur Nelson
Harley Molec
Nelson
Evening Out and Community Club Activities
An eventful afternoon began with an automobile ride around the city before a show. The Ladies Aid and Masséna church groups hosted a social with refreshments, while the Merry Makers and Original Sunshine clubs held gatherings at members' homes. Birthday celebrations and a quilting session were noted among families and church attendees.
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Igraun
Anita Society Stork Shower Honors Member at Home
A Stork Shower was hosted at the home of Mrs. Jon Vautter on Wednesday evening by Anita Society members. The event honored Mrs. Carn Daughternsugh with a bonnet as a gift and featured remarks on missionary work by Mrs. Whitny of Atlantic and others at the Monthly Missionary Society meeting.
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Circle
Metheist
Jon Vautter
Mra
Carn
Daughendsugh
Gomernaxtional-Missionars
Mr _Whitndy
Atlantic
Missionary Society of
Jong
H. C. Stone
D.forshay
Deveryiee
WilHane Melntyre
Walnut Society Evening Bridge and Club Meetings
The Walnut Society and local clubs held afternoon gatherings at community homes. Members, including Mrs. Rasmussen and Mrs. Otto Brohmer, planned future meetings while the Women's Home Missionary group hosted Wednesday activities with Raymond Wolf in attendance.
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M. S
Vothity- Agitlic
Lme
Raymond Wolf
Griswold Society Bridge Party At Mos F C Jorgensen Home
The Griswold Society hosted a bridge party at Mrs F C Jorgensen’s home east of town with Mrs Ralph Foraythene and Mrs Me B Wait among attendees. Guests enjoyed a social evening with a dinner, recognizing the passing of a class member and noting officer remarks at the Methodist Episcopal church.
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Mos
F. C
WeekEnd Events In Atlantic And Upcoming Club Notices
Atlantic community notes list Mothers Club closing year with a June meeting at W. Rt. Gaylord home and a planned program. Other clubs meet June 9 and 10 at members’ homes with hostesses assisting. Women’s Relief Corps observed Flag Day at courthouse. Pauline Dunston was welcomed. Grace Notes group to meet June 3. Marie Meek hosted a social. Ruth Perryman hosting bridge and a miscellaneous shower. Marie Meek to wed Carl Gueken June 10. Lutheran Helping Circle hosts a meeting with a future July 2 gathering planned.
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Mothers Club Mambera
Atlantic Motherclub
W. Rt. Gaylord
Chestnut Street
Gaylord
Mra
HL W
Nulson
Mire
W.W. Kitson
Edna Pel- Wet
Plang
Grace Notes
Ruth Perryman
Birch Street
Marie Meek
Linn Street
Fionering
Helen Rudolph
Carl Gueken
Wiliera
Bridge
Former local boy rises to executive in Santa Monica firm
A Santa Monica Evening Outlook feature profiles Asa I Taylor, ex Atlantic man turned president and owner of Adecatt Organ company in Santa Monica. Born 1852, he joined the navy after school, served in the Nicaraguan conflict and World War I, later returning to civilian work with Southern California Edison before his current venture.
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Santa [Monica
Cal
Santa Mantca
Asa’ I. Taylor
Atlantic
Adecatt Organ Company
Santanico
Taylor
Corinto
Shediy Futler
Mare Island
Peu
United States Shipping Board
Miavy
Southern California Edison. Company
Former Atlantic residents injured in Des Moines crash
Mr and Mrs Al Gienapp of Fort Dodge along with three others were badly injured when their car collided with a bus in Des Moines while returning from a trip to St Louis. Mrs Gienapp suffered scalp injuries and a possible fractured scalp requiring twenty nine stitches. Fort Dodge travelers and Rev and Mrs John Syms were among the injured.
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al Gienapp
Fort, Dodge
Atlantic Resi Ae
Port Dege
Ben Moines
Gienapp
Fort
Doige
St. Tavis
Jt Syms
Pawa
Qvp
Andi
John
Walter
Iowa Tautheran
Roe
Hospitals Hear Of Several Ills And Procedures
Local notices report multiple hospital events. Mrs. Adolph Paul was taken to Jones hospital after a severe heart attack. William Morrison underwent appendix removal at Atlantic hospital. Mrs. Florence Akin had a procedure at Atlantic hospital. Mrs. Charles Thompson and her baby were discharged from Atlantic hospital. Rex Livingston admitted to Atlantic hospital. Rosa Rogge of Lincoln Center slowly improving after age related illness. Mrs. Sarah Sadler injured in a fall. Alfred Christensen ill with flu and complications. A daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hoegh suffers from blood poisoning in her hand. Jacob Rasmussen ill with byonchine. Joy Robson suffers a painful hand infection and swelling.
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Adolph Paul
Birch Street
Jones Hospital
William Morrison
Cumberland
Atlantic Hospital
Florence Akin
Charles Thompson
Baby
Atlantic
Rex Livingston
Anita
Rosa Rogge
Lincoln Center
Saneti
Brayton
Alfred Christensen
N. Hoegh
Jacob Rasmssuen
Hrayton
Joy Robson
Local church service notes and preacher lineup
MiBea Tipfers at ford Buckley Betty non and members of the Becker's clan. Representatives of other Miss Marjorie Whitney H Whitney Rev Ralph. The offering. Children's sermon Rev Noyce. Prayer and benediction Postlade Mre Baltock.
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Bettynon
Becker
Oth
Marjorie Whitney
H. Whitney
Ralph
Noyce
Baltock
Peoria Kidnapper Suspect Sought. $300 Reward Issued
Des Moines June 8 A $300 reward was posted today by Chief James E of an Iowa city for the capture of Jack Kintas alias Jack Klatas Babe McGaughlin Handsome Jack and others after alleged kidnapping of George Hackenberg Burlington officer was assaulted June 30 while stopping a suspect. Federal authorities offer cooperation in the search as Kintas is wanted in several states.
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James E
Iowa Burgay
Jack Kintas
George Hackenberg
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Sime
Kintas
Peoria
Jack Klatas
Jack Milter
Babe McGaughlin
Handsome Jack
Kiutas
Whati
Nollen Elected President of Grinnell College
Grinnell Iowa June 5 Acting President John H Nollen of Grinnell College has been elected president by the board of trustees. Nollen, appointed acting president April 20 after the death of J H K To Main, will lead the college for twenty five years. He earned a Doctor of Law from the University of Town in 1910 and a Doctor of Philosophy from the University of Leipzig in 1894. Born at Central College, he previously served as dean of Grinnell College.
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John
Nollen
Grinnell Colege
College
Artisteen
Ser
J. HK
Main
de Nolleri
Universit Town
Leipsic
Iowa Boy Shot by Policeman Dies inquest planned
Cedar Rapids report says 16 year old Ragina Simon died after Patrolman Fates Goodhue shot him on May 22 as he fled during questioning in a city alley. Inquest to be held. Simon’s right leg amputated posthumously in vain efforts to save his life.
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Ragina Simon
Goodhue
Simon
Courts Block KTNT Closing For A Time
Washington January court of appeals delays KTNT Muscatine license withdrawal. Station will continue broadcasting while appeal proceeds. N man Baker operates KTNT. Des Moines reports state two men, 29 and 22, held on charges.
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Distriet of Columbia Court of Appeals
KTNT
Muscatine
Wallei
Rule Commission
Vaux
Commission
N Man Baker
Des Moines
Raesel
Murray
Charles Stevens
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