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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1949
Page
7
Margaret Jean Roberts delighted an Atlantic audience of old friends and neighbors with an unequalled concert. The program ranged from folk songs to operatic arias, presented as a courtesy to the AF of the Atlantic PEO chapter.
Miss Alice Larsen daughter of Mrs Henry Schirm 807 Cedar Street will wed Elmer Monson son of Mr and Mrs E B Monson of Harlan next Sunday at 4 pm at St Pauls Lutheran church. Reception at the church follows. The event features accompanist Mrs Max Bullock praised for quick music preparation.
A wedding shower for Dorothy Bornholdt occurred Wednesday afternoon in the court house assembly room with pink and white decor, garden flowers, and a lunch. Gifts were placed beneath a pink white umbrella as Mrs Clarence Miller and Howard Knop provided piano numbers. Hostesses included Mrs Merle Bornholdt and others. Dorothy Bornholdt is to wed Claude Claussen on June 19.
A daughter and a son of Nichols of Cumberland wed in a June 1 double ceremony at Chatam Bible Church in St. Louis. Miriam Nichols Langmade and Lorraine LeGrand Nichols tied with Douglas Langmade and Kendle Nichols as bridesgrooms amid candles and palms with family and friends, while attendants wore pastel nylon gowns and the ceremony featured music and floral displays.
Club calendar notes an 8 p.m. Altar and Rosary meeting at the K of C hall. Elks clubhouse hosts a social, H G S club gathers at 2 p m at Mrs. Dave Ann home with Mrs. Otto Hartkopf assisting. Buck Creek WSC8 and Women’s Country Club events listed with hostesses and Bible readings. Martha Altar Society to meet at 2:30 p.m. at 411 Locust Street with Mrs. Alfred Christensen.
Miss Nichols designed a yellow dress for a Cumberland high school couple wedding. The reception occurred in the church basement with Maxine Schick and Vivian Young in charge of guest books. Attendants and community groups from Cass county and nearby towns contributed to the ceremony and related club activities.
Tuesday evening charter for Rebekah lodge 480 honors Josephine Duskin of Maxwell. American Legion Auxiliary luncheon opens Friday meeting in Legion hall. New officers to be installed at the July meeting include Mrs. Charles Jennings president and others. A $26 Girl Scouts donation noted. Unit year ends in August with a family picnic on the Legion lawn. Family picnics and gatherings follow in Shenandoah and nearby towns with multiple hostesses and attendees. Includes weddings, showers, entertainment, and club events across Anita, Griswold, Lyman, Fremont county and surrounding areas.
Anita WSCS Circle No 1 met with 188 present as Mrs Della Kline led devotionals. Wieta Club hosted by Mrs Arlo Boysen with guests Mrs Albert Adams and prize winners Mines. Baptist church held a mother daughter tea with 40 attendees honoring oldest mother Mrs Minnie Holaday and youngest Mrs Charles Segerstrom.
The church and dining room were decorated with spring flowers and pink and white streamers. In charge of the refreshments were Mrs Segerstrom, Ted Jensen, Marvin Bissell, and Don Black.
Tiny Gir is a newborn daughter of Mr and Mrs George Phippen of 207 Olive Street born Sunday at 10 26 AM weighing 3 pounds 13 1 2 ounces and placed in the hospital incubator. A grandson was born to Mr and Mrs Richard H Smith of Oklahoma City Wednesday morning.
Mrs Elizabeth Kirichenkova a Latvian refugee and veterinarian wife will headline the Atlantic Business and Professional Women's club dinner at Hotel Whitney Wednesday at 6:80 p.m. Also attending are her mother a pharmacist and Miss Klaristine Mathiesen of Harlan with Paul Pross reading poems. A report from the state convention will be presented.
The Benton Future Farmers met with Wray Mc Dermott and Dorothy Bartleson spoke on Courtesy while Larry Eden demonstrated rope tying. The July 15 host is Jim Walker with visitors the Russell Eden family and Mrs. Mc Dermott and Mrs. Robert Stuetelberg. The Franklin Farmerettes club met with Dixie Way with Rosanne Neary aiding and Dorothy Richter’s ironing demonstration. A June 17 picnic is planned at Spring Brook Park Guthrie Center for the Farmerettes and families with guests Sharon Gardner and Claradele Jot'dan.
A cautionary advisory urges drivers to avoid speeding and passing on curves and hills to stay safe and remain alive tomorrow. It emphasizes cautious driving as a priority for road safety and longevity.
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