Marriages and club notices mingle in local society news
In Noble Center the wedding of Minnie Estella Hines and Merrill Arthur Foote was held at 2 30 pm on June 15 with Rev J M Kraft officiating. Elsewhere Frank F Dolch and Mrs Green Scull wed at the Church of Christ parsonage with Rev J D Pontius. The Sunshine Club plans a 2 30 pm gathering at 804 Oak Street with no program. The Ladies Neighborhood Improvement Club picnic at Sunnyside Park was postponed to tonight at 1004 Chestnut Street due to bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Canter Parsonage
Minnie Estella Hines
Merrill Arthur Foote
J.M. Kraft
Noble Center Evangelical Church
Atlantic
Weda Griswold
Greenfield
Frank F. Dolch
Griswold
Green. Scull
Church of Christ
J. D. Pontius
Scull
Atlan
Sunshine Club
Mra. A. A. Minigh
Oak Street
Nome Improvement Club
Sunnyside Park
B. L. Butler
Chestnut Street
P T A NOTES By Mrs W M Bailey
Five Atlantic P T A groups report progress through the school year. Lincoln P I A held food sales to buy playground gear and a stove, plus an April meeting with a night school exhibit. Jackson P T A finished funding a new school building site and maintaining planned programs. Grant P T A equipped a teacher room with donated furnishings and served milk to underweight children while funding a birthday box and flower fund. Pvt A P T A has 40 members. Junior High P T A bought a day bed for the rest room. The group urges stronger parent-teacher cooperation and notes an anti fly and mosquito drive with plans for future action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. .M. Bailey
Atlantic
Lincoln P.I. A
Kensington
Jackson P. ‘T. A
Jackson
Five
Ho Bharat Tng
Pvt. A
P. T.A
Fly and Destroy the Breeding Places
A fragmentary verse summarizes strategies to curb a pest by removing breeding sites. The quatrain mentions a "varly fly" that swats itself, appears before heat, sits, wipes legs, and lays about a million eggs. Each egg multiplies the nuisance, driving us crazy over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ugg
Modern Chinese Girls Defy Ancient Traditions
Mei Chio an emancipated Chinese girl rejects her father after he reprimands her for writing about democracy feminine freedom and love. Tsui Taeng, nineteen, plans a trial courtship with conditions that he dress in foreign clothes and report weekly for inspection. She says marriage is premature and will judge if he sheds country ways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mei Chio
bin Flnd
Tsui Taeng
Ancient tribe of vegetarians studied near Continga site
Scientists in Feesno county study remains from near Continga uncovered by SM Pur ple, geologist. He says the Indians were primitive type with teeth showing wear from grazing on grass and herbs. The find suggests a grass and herb based diet by the ancient group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continga
Feesno County
SM. Purple
Grace Lutheran church installs microphone to aid hearing
Rev F C Brandhorst of Grace Lutheran church installed a microphone in the pulpit and wired pews with headphones after members complained of clearness. The system drew a crowd of men who had previously stopped attending due to faulty hearing at Radio Fille Church Norfolk Ned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Fille
Norfolk
Ned
Grace Lutheran Church
F. C. Brandhorst
Negro's Shoes Leak Gold Tarsans Kun
A colored man named Alexander Pressly leaked coins from his shoes during a disturbance at the station. Police questioned him about the theft of a shine shop, and he admitted the robbery before being sent to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Pressly
Man to inherit $100,000 if he stays single
Andalusia resident Rufusa King Tennig, age fifty with three daughters, has been left $100,000 in a trust by his mother in law on the condition he does not remarry. He is reported to have no intention of marrying again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andalusia
Radio Programs by City and Orchestra Schedule
A dense list of radio program blocks across U S cities and times featuring orchestras soloists choirs and drama pieces. Notable entries include Curt Ackley William L Guggoly and Ray Mitbar with various regional stations in New York Newark Philadelphia Washington Chicago Detroit and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iar
Woemathe M
Irving Selzers
W——Fingniclad Developmenty
Erving Selier'a Crevenh SB
Med Lit Brats
Goldman’ Phony Bale
Malltral Park
ALP
M—Clty
Melal Berientall
DAG
Plarener Gilmokr
Japa Hao
Coleman
Orchestr
P. Mwhn
Vta WY
WIY
QOK
Newark
Anni Barnty
Coprany
Haudister's
Oreheath
EL Dunlap Jr
Raymond Parker
Wnor
Carl Ackley
Africa Mater and Explorer
Philadel Pwa
Simny Jim
The
Kiddien’ Tal
Meyer Davin
Oretuatea
Philadelisa
Adelphia Concert Orchestra
Orkan Teeltul
Mary KR. Vogt
Aderesa
Woo
WCAP
Washington
U. S. Navy
Cenil Atte Peary Albion
CELEM
Stockman & Wariner Reports
Generel We
Son Seventeen Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
At Atlantic hospital Chester Anderson aged seventeen submitted to surgery for appendicitis yesterday and is reported doing nicely. Today was tonsil day with several children undergoing tonsil removal including Jane Mey ery five years old Melvin Winger eight years old Harold and Gerald Paulson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Anderson
Atlantic Hospital
Jane Mey
Ery
Locust Street
Melvin Winger
Laurel Street
Harold and
Gerald Paulson
West First Street
Truthful Man in a Golf Club Contract Tale
A traveling salesman and a partner in a lighthearted exchange over a contract on the golf links. The salesman defends his honesty and quips his usual game while the other presses for signature on the deal. The banter highlights deal making in a golf context.
Silence the Ticking with an Inverted Glass Cover
An inverted glass over a watch silences the ticking without affecting the timepiece. A veiled want ad page offers to conceal your property for you.
City nicknames and quotes hint at vanished fame
Fragmentary notes from a 19th or early 20th century page link Genoa as The City of Tulaces and Vienna as Ile City of Harmony, with musings on empire decline and public life. A brief quote from Wilson extols solitary work and night labor, reflecting newspaper ad and opinion tone.
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Genoa
Tulaces
Vienna
Harmony
Uapsburgs
New Daughter Claimed by Welter and Wife At Elm Street Home
A newborn daughter arrived for Welter and his wife at their home on 2006 Elm Street. Rainfall this month totals nine inches locally. Chas. R. Jin and family return from a Three Rivers trip. Hob Bweet paid a fee for parking violations. First Ward Scouts plan a meeting Thursday evening at the wily hall. Wheron Oakes, son of Copeye Oakes, visits his grandmother Mrs. D. Shenton at 706 Lovusi Street. A storm damaged property on the farms near Corning, including a barn owned by Charles Applegate. John Whike leaves for the Democratic National Convention in New York City. A new tennis court on the Ralph Cackshnot lot in Jia Vista Phree is ready for use. N. i, Krivelied visits the city with his two sons, handling business matters. Albert Johnson improves after weeks of rheumatism. Memorial held today for the late Judge Woodral and others in the Fifteenth federal district. Family Night at the Atlantic Theatre features Kentuugley Derby with Reginald Denoy. admission sixty cents for the whole family. Earl Britton returns home from Des Moines after treatment. Albert Duden and four Ames students join Dr. Galpin on a geology trip, currently at Ledges State Park south of Boone, planning five to six weeks of fieldwork along the Des Moines River to Kooxiuqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Duden
Ames
John Duden
Cedar Street
Galpin
Flow State College
Laremont
Ledses State Park
Boone
Des Moines River
Kooxiuqua
Navy Pays Tribute to Blast Victims at Sea
Navy honors three officers and forty five enlisted men who died in action aboard the dreadnought Mississippi. Rear Admiral We praise the fallen as coffins are lined up in long rows in a ceremonial tribute at Trona Field San Pedro on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trona Field
San Pedre
Chase
We V
Civil knighthood in England history noted
The text explains knighthood shifting from military to civilian reward in the Sixteenth century. It cites Sir William Walworth as the first civilian knight, honored for quelling a rebellion. It also mentions a reader reach of about 6,000 people per paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Wilian Walworth
London
Wat Wyler
Man freed after court rules not drunk in accident
Jus Wolford, a local man charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated, was discharged after witnesses testified he was excited and not drunk. The hearing before Justice J. S. Presenall in Ovanshy Building followed an accident at Third and Oak streets on Saturday, where Wolford's car collided with another, causing damage. Attorney Tom C. Smith defended him.
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Wolford
C. M. Acker
Penes J. S. Presenall
Ovanshy
Lhird and
Oak Streets
Acker
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Mr. Dolch
Riswold
P. T. A. Notes
Fom Mix
Steinke &, Butler
Stanley
Iertas
Pool
Wit
Eldmnn Mandeon
Wk Mewark
Curt Ackley
Inter Anil Explorer
We, Sprengfleld
Scoten Minateat
Teash Mac
Pianive
Wright and
Beasinger
Harmony Angera
Ray Mitbar
Soriety Orchestra
Giorien Gl Kongs
Warloft
SP. M—Synagunne
Motelie Dethun
Meauncaniralte
Veralty Paychotogy
Lertur Twins
Sitene
Walt
Nive & Tejneg
Susehyul
Wee Marirn
Eldiltea
Macias
Moh
Lea
Reek Prem Baklber
WIAG
Cincind
Epa
Mevardyne
Seveggnne
Helio Averand
Oretentra
Detrom
Concore
Eames Prestann
URAC
Montreal
Sunti
Oreheatea
Pwx
Maya
de Eraft Bant
Cun Navy
Cincago
CUNEA
Shiewgn Theay
Sloriea Far Silicon
Orthwestern
UN Coline Stutenss
Persian Garden
Freeport Ih
Reyne
Fet
CHICA
Mendel Chapman
Oehestra
WEAG
Minnbad
Lis
Tardeen
ST. Locm
Dano
SAS
Stary Britt
School of Bho Ale
Kansas Crry
Mee Lading
Hone Troerans
Thom Mon Sweeny
Jan Boonie
Dogan
Louiavibeh
Cte
Sere Verenett
Pfantan
Balint Night Cor Ware
WEAA
DALIA
Wwoutt
Ian Hod
Strinsot Hall
Oakland
Fruery Suncert
Shore Kim
Los Anger
Mathes Musiede
Hiniemaa
Sore
Venturhes
Slidio
Hartley
Mnul Grove Orchestra
Portland
Markate
Hrathera
Veeter
Ace
St Stuitland
Mr Herriot
Prince
M. Painleve
Henri Blum
Willson
News-Telegraph
BY Taylor
Boytuss
Musele
Pop
Everett True
Keer
Kip Tr
Bey
Atlantic News
Merit
Heready
Clarewen
Welter
Elm Street
Montana
Chas. R. Jin and Family
Poplar Street
Muta
Three Rivers
Mich
Hha Carorun
Ward Scouta
First Ward Log Scotths
Wayne Cambilin
Wheron Oakes
Copeye Oakes
California
Span
Chas. Applegate
Pnatnmaiise
John Whike
Democratie National
New York City
Ralph Cackshnot
Jia Vista Phree
Kranchel
N. i
Harlin
Stoke Auechoogey
Albert Johnson
Albert Johnzon
Ub Street
Geoorge
Flovisias
Loral ‘Theatre
Atlantic Theatre
Ae Kentugley Derby
Reginald Denoy
Earl Britton
M. E. Britton
Green Bay Lumber Company
Des Moines
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Court
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