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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1929
Page
6
A brisk note advertises Vogue as newly updated with wide angle Tillyer lenses. The copy highlights up-to-date design and precision aligned with the latest advances in optical science, emphasizing their innovative features.
A long notice lists services for Peter and Paul Catholic, Zion's Evangelical Lutheran, First Presbyterian, Church of Christ, Peace Evangelical, Baptist, First Methodist, and Ste. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran. It notes masses, sermons, Bible school, children’s day programs, youth events, confirmations, and a convention in Red Oak, plus daily vacation Bible school starting June 14 and other weekly activities. Several pastors and locations are named, including Martin E B Seltz, J.B. Bruner, W. H. Meredith, and Lawrence Stersbeck, with addresses on Sixth Locust Walnut and Third streets.
A dense notice lists church events across Franklin Tow n Victoria chapel Massena Griswold Griswold Union and other churches. It covers homecoming days, Sunday school at 10 a m, morning worship, special addresses, musical programs, and evening services with invitations to former residents and community members.
Sunday school for all ages at 104 classics. Morning worship at 11 on The Abused Sacrament. YI B C U meets at 7:30, John Henderson leads evening worship at 8 with The Revelation of Jesus Christ. No midweek services this coming week.
Fragmented church notes describe Sunday school sessions in the evening with a children's program and Gide lights. Parish activities include a young people group and a Friday gathering, listing hours around 7 to 8 pm at 974 pm and noting worship and service events.
Funeral services were held this afternoon at the Church of Christ for Clifford Maas, a local young woman who died Wednesday at Atlantic hospital after a major operation. Rev Ed Young of Cumberland officiated. Burial was in Massena cemetery. Maas is survived by her husband and her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith of Maasene Sutter Creek Cal. Milovich Trapped in Eureka Mine Rescue Efforts Continue Three shifts of men worked to reach C Milovich trapped 700 feet below the surface since Tuesday. One miner escaped the cave in and alerted others. The second miner was rescued hours later when the shift boss climbed from the bottom to evacuate him. Work was hampered by the need to timber the shaft to prevent another slide. Digging into the earth to reach Milovich was to begin at noon today.
Ripon Wisconsin hosts twenty thousand visitors for the diamond jubilee of the Republican Party. A monster parade featuring a two ton elephant and a gathering in Ripon College amphitheater. Secretary of War James W. Good to deliver the speech tomorrow. Governor Kohler to introduce him. Local lore credits Earl Bovay with founding links to the party and Horace Greeley.
The Washington Workers 4-H Club met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mildred, Mabel, and Rachel Thomson. Members answered roll call with a music memory memory and composer theme, discussed motion procedures, and Verna Guske led a demonstration on making attractive sandwiches. Marie Karstensen gave a health talk on physical exercise, followed by a music memory contest. The next meeting is planned for Tuesday, June 18, hosted by Marie and Elna Karine. Alexander's advertises window shades and nervies in all widths at right prices.
Water users notified repairs may reduce pressure at 9 o'clock this evening weather permitting. J B Nichols Pigot superintendent asks citizens to govern themselves accordingly. Card of thanks from Mrs Otto T Brehmer thanks friends and relatives for kindness during hospital stay plus a tennis party at Alexander’s Spalding and Kent.
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