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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
7
Society news notes a Baptist Amoma club gathering next Monday evening at 612 Walnut Street hosted by Mrs Frank Tompkin. The Golf and Country club social was postponed due to bad weather and road conditions.
Ladies gathered for a Sunshine Club luncheon at Mrs. B. Dinges’s home on Olive street with four guests. Meanwhile A. Briedstat and family attended the Des Moines wedding of Miss Marie Blotcky and J. A. Krasne, planning a wedding trip after. Marie Gundrum hosted a piano and violin recital at the Viota Methodist church featuring young pupils. A June wedding shower honored Miss Nellie Pelier at 203 West Eighth Street with a playful “well” game and pink white pennies. Pymosa Farm Bureau to host a picnic at Swingside park and Gold Hill school in Franklin township held its annual picnic with hundreds in attendance."
The Edna Township Farm Bureau held an all day meeting at Mrs. Harden Lane home with twenty eight members present and a cafeteria dinner. Mrs Harvey Heath led the session with a clothing planning lesson by Mrs Waller Uilyard and Mrs Tia Edwards, noting pattern points and home crafts. Rain hindered visitors from distant chapters. Founder's Day was observed at Sunnyside with local members and guests from Avoca.
Twenty three seniors and faculty are asked to gather at Morris Meadden High School Friday at 7 30 pm to arrange transportation for the class party and related plans.
Notice reads that Atlantic Rendering Works will be elated during the summer months and that the opening date will be announced later. Fred Geiger, 8p6 Try, a News Telegraph Want Ad.
Miss Lillian Bigelow plans to leave around the month’s start for California for several months. A seven year old boy was struck by a car at Eighth and Locust, bruised but not seriously hurt. Reverend John McNeel’s India lecture at the Baptist church drew a good crowd and featured slides. Walter Ridgeway of Columbia, Mo., in town with local printers. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schnitzen, away in California, back home for a couple of months then likely return. Dr. F M Cole and wife from Caldwell Idaho to visit 1809 Poplar street this evening on their eastbound trip. Two bankruptcies filed Wiss von C Hawkins and S D Wilburn, hearing June 16. Revenue men Fraser and Tinghes from Council Bluffs to audit income tax in the vicinity. They’ll be in the city early next week for three days. A Rock Island freight conductor was arrested for keeping Locust street crossing closed over the city time limit. released after a warning to comply.
Government lighting plant job draws sixty inquiries after publicity. R H Whitmore facing bootlegging charge. trial postponed to Monday before Justice Pennell. D C Masier of Chicago, former Atlantic lad, returns to handle business with Rosenbaum Co and chairs transport for Chicago exchange. his father George Masier stays nearby.
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