Variety of Pictures to Be Shown on Local Screens Next Week
A schedule of films at local theaters promising comedy drama romance and action. Highlights include Naughty but Nice at the Atlantic with Gui leen Moores, The Fire Brigade starring Charles Ray and May McAvoy, Don Q Son of Zorro with Douglas Fairbanks at the Atlantic, Don Q fantasy, Don't Tell the Wife at the Strand, Too Many Crooks, Moulders of Men, Lazy Lightning and other western thrillers featuring Irene Sich Rex and Art Acord.
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Guileen Moores
the Atlantic
Pierce
Colleen
Fire Brigade
Charles Ray
May MecAvay
New York
Douglas Fairbanks
Mary Bickford
Douglas Fair Banks
Don Q
Zorro
California
Rojiance
Douglas
Spain
Guicide
Strand
Irene Sich
the Strand
Paris
Queerdok
Mildred Davis
The
Beides
Conway Tearle
Art Acord
Loyal Worker and Lodge Members Plan Community Event
The Loyal Worker slans at the Wiota M B Sunday school met with Mrs Elmer Smith for the regular monthly session. After business a social hour featured flag day games and an ice cream social was planned for Thursday in Wichita to raise funds to paint the parsonage. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs Dorothy Grun on Tuesday afternoon in June. Lodge meetings include Cans Lodge No 412 Ay Fand A M and Nishnatiotna Lodge No 409 I O O F with events set for June 21 and June 20 respectively. America Chapter No 260 of Eastern Star will hold a regular session Tuesday evening, June 287.
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Clasa_Ma
Wiota
M. B
Elmer Smith
Wichta
I B. Taylor
Ting
Dorothy ‘Qrum
Cans Todge
Ay Fand
Griewald Rebekah Jodge
Weil
Et Aa
Roku Fon
Nishnatiotna Lodge
America
Eastern Star
Elliott Society elects officers at annual aid meeting
The Aid Society of the Church of Christ held its annual business meeting in the church parlor on Wednesday afternoon. Officers elected for the year include Mrs R. Blake Careeh as president, W Collins, Mrs Hart Hornby, Mrs Fred Merrick and Mrs Will Fortune as vice presidents, Mrs W L Kirby as treasurer, and Mrs B Van Nordstrand as secretary. Golden Hour Club hostess Mrs W E Onhorne entertained the Golden Hour club at her home Friday afternoon.
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FF On Aid Society Co
Aid Society of the Church of Christ
Church Parrots
R. BL Careeh
R., W. Collins
Hart Hornby
Fred Merrick
Mre
Will- Fortune
W. 1. Kirby
van Nordstrand
Women's Home Missionary
Women's Home Missionary Society
the Methodist Church
J. M. Eblen
Ol Coomes
J. L. Fritz
John Blake
William Kreger
W. 5. Greenleaf
Charles Eitchorne
Griswold Society Forms Fourteen Girls Club
Griswold reports a new Girls Club organized Friday at Miss Mark McCormick’s home southwest of Griswold. Fourteen girls joined, elected Leona Pearce president and others, will choose a club name at the next meeting June 24 at Miss Leona Pearce’s home. Refreshments included ice cream, strawberries, and cake.
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Rae Ae
Mark McCormick
Griswold
Leona Pearce
Ames
Moffat
Folllows
Leon
Adair Social Notes and Club Gatherings
Mrs. W. J. Fulton hosted a Monday afternoon at her home for Mrs. Q. D. Maloney of Wisconsin Rapids with twenty two old friends present. Oak Ridge Club met for a noon dinner, followed by a short program and business session. Eastern Star held initiation services Tuesday evening with a social hour after the rite. Kill Kare Kinb held a Thursday bridge party with high score awarded to Mrs. NLR Rosensberger. Sedan Post American Legion Ladies Auxiliary met Monday night to select delegates for the district meeting. Myrtle Lovett celebrated her daughter Myrtle’s sixth birthday with a 6 oclock party. Women’s Home Missionary Society elected new officers Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Daniels.
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Hoeewee
W. J. Fulton
Q. D. Maloney
Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Oak Ridge Club
J E. Turner
Holei' Seuth
Myrs
Rowensberger
Divorces and social events mark week in community life
A bride formerly Miss Anna Mueller scheduled a divorce with intimate fiends noted. Mrs. I 2 Thomas hosted a birthday dinner for friends Monday. Wednesday Club members elected officers: Lester Burr president, George Wodumpyer vice president, B Nis Rochholz secretary treasurer, Lisyd Rochiwlz corresponding Iscexatory. Social lunches were hosted by Mrs. Lester and Mrs. Charles Petri with Presbyterian Ladies Auxiliary. A surprise farewell party honored Mrs. Charles Edwards by Drs. George Armstrong as she moves to Graysville. Lutheran Ladies Club hosted an afternoon gathering led by Mrs. Catherine Lotman.
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Lehman
Bo N. Rochholz
Lester
Charles Petri
Mra
G. W. Archer
Perty
Charles Edwards
Drs
George Armstrong
Honer
Mya. Edwards
Adair
Graysville
Week End Events in Atlantic and Nearby Social Circles
Sewing circles, missionary meetings, and club gatherings fill the Atlantic area with community activity. Mrs. John Pilmer hosts sixteen attendees for a Church of Christ missionary session. new members Mrs. Hess Williams and Mrs. Arthur Byrne join. Officers named for the Women’s Home Missionary Society. refreshment hours follow. The Garden Club meets Friday at 2:30, Dr. Mullins’ home hosts a paper on gardening, and several hostess duties are noted. A Sunday School picnic is planned at Franklin township Lutheran church, with various auxiliary groups organizing luncheons and bridge. Various ladies attend a Kensington gathering, and a Calumet cafe luncheon precedes an afternoon bridge session.
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Missionary Society the Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
John Pilmer
Walnut Street
Hess Williams
Arthur Bryne
Bethy
Claude William
Charles Jengen
Ross Williams
Misa Garric Ward
PB. Christenson
Treacher
Claude Willian
Mix
Elizabeth Thurman
Sands
Quilting Afternoon With Christena Vollstedt
Tome of Mise Christena Vollstedt enjoyed a Friday afternoon quilting session.
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Mise Christena Vollstedt
Former Cass Girl Dies at Rochester Hospital
Mrs. Bessie Kramer of Golconda Nevada daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Beisser of Lewie and formerly a Cass girl died this morning at Rochester Minnesota while undergoing a corrective operation for appendicitis Her birth date was June 2 1879 She married Lovie Kranger in Monte Vista Colorado in 1905 and had since lived in Nevada The report notes two sons and two daughters and that her brother Beisser of Ear Grove Township and H O Beldner of New England are among survivors
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Bessie Kramer
Golconda
Nev
Joseph Beisser
Lewie
Cass
Rochester
Minn
Lovie Kranger
Monte Vista
Colo
Nevada
Chidren
Loené
Ahd Lyle
Aro J. So Beiséer
Ear Grove
H.O. Beldner
New
Bard
Eral
Local ill and injured youths and women noted
Arthur Lamb, 14, son of Mr and Mrs Albert Lamb north of the city, improved after weeks of pneumonia. Fred Ehe rman of Wiota underwent major surgery at Atlantis hospital and is reported progressing well. Mrs Marie Sorensen of Brayton also had major surgery at Atlantis hospital. Mrs P T Thuman of Nodaway submitted to major operation at Jones hospital. Miss Georgia Berry, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Berry, underwent mastoid operation at St Joseph's hospital in Omaha and is improving. Her father accompanied her. Miss Effie Berry will visit after. Berry was in Omaha attending school when illness struck. Elliott, Ia June 28. Mrs Charles ta er Wes sehen to an beta hos-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lamb
Albert Lamb
Hospi
Fred Eherman
Wiota Underjneat
the Atlantic Hospital
Marie Sorensen
Brayton
Atlantis Hospital
P. T. Thuman
Nodaway
Thhe Jones Hospital
Georgia Betry
George Berry
Locust Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
Omaha
Kringel and Blakesley Form County Tax Agency
C E Kringel former Cass County auditor and ex state checker teams with E M Blakesley retired bank cashier to form a county tax collecting agency. They hold contracts to collect taxes in four southwestern counties with Bi inglesley active in Adsir and Kringel in Cass finishing around September 1. Blakesley will then handle Harrison county and Kringel Carroll county with potential additional contracts later.
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All- Burt
Cass
Mr. Kringel
Carroll County
Blakesley
Harrison County
Girls Ride On Train Girls Hold Up On Route
Two boys Russell Ducko and Dewey Morgan tell Sheriff they staged a train hold up after forcing their girl companions to ride by train instead of a ramshackle auto. Authorities say the girls refused to continue by car and the youths bought tickets to their destination. Ducko and Morgan each held on $5,000 bail for the September grand jury. C.£. Johnson and party identified them as the holdup pair.
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Cedar
Rapids
Russell Ducko
Davyer
Del
Dewey Morgan
Elgin
Ill
Lincoln Highway
Harry Manchester
Johnson
Ducko
Morgan
Iowa State Receives Distinguished College Award
Iowa State College unit of the ROTC for the third consecutive year has been named a distinguished college unit. The news came via telegram to acting president Henny Knapp. The award recognizes the campus in Ames for its agricultural and mechanical arts education.
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Ames
News-Telegraph
Iowa ‘State College
The
R. Omt. C
Henny Knapp
State College of Agricunre and
Mechanic Art
Yingo
Stied College
Wahl
Renae
Hinaigton
Ma harras seeks new trial in Cedar River murder case
Waterloo Iowa June 18 Mrs Marie Maharras convicted of pushing stepson into the Cedar River to his death faces a state supreme court appeal. Her lawyers J G Mur tard and J G Sullivan say they will move for a new trial immediately. She is serving a 25 year sentence at the women's reformatory at Rockwell City after commitment in the criminal insane ward in August 1924 and return for trial last January.
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Waterloo
Marie _Ma~ harraz
Cedar River
State Supreme Court
J. G. Murtard
J. G. Sullivan
Jet Her
Maharras
Library Assn Meeting Features Program at Mrs Howard’s House
The Lursty association held its quarterly meeting at Mrs Will Howards home with about forty attendees. A planned program included Miss Felida Loving performing Passed By Your Window, a duet by Miss Loving and Mrs D R Kipp, and a reading Little Ann by Winifred Kipp. Members donated a dime for a drawing. A large basket of flowers was donated by Mrs James Kinney via Mr G A Allbrand.
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Little Ann
Winifred Kipp
James Kinney
Belgian Davis Cup Protest Alleges Referee Bias
Prague June 1 A Belgian Davis Cup team protested referees decisions that handed victory to Czecho Slovakia, accusing bias in the match outcomes. Also noted are court and police items from Milwaukee Minneapolis and San Francisco involving a 1925 bank holdup and a detective's attempt to identify a serial killer known as the dark strangler.
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Prague
L. N
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Rex
Atlantic
Death Valley
Elliott Society
Kee
Golden Hour Club
W. E. ‘Onhorne
Golden Flour Club
Society
Trembertof
Waveland Township
Fureau
Paule Larson
Thera Routam
Mule
Gamog
Church of Christ
Adair Society
Order of Eastern Star
Barry -Lovelt
Myrtle
C. E
Shenhera
Anna Mueller
Thomas
Lutheran Ladies Club
Cathering
Oftman
Anty Gebus
Efternagnorth
Marilynn Miller
Jack Pickford
Liberty
Turkey
Valles
Mesdames
John
Henry Boil
Kcz Armstrong
Fletcher
John Paulsen
V. G. Vedane
Pyckti Volane
Vera Cambridge
PR. C
Mary Zuch
Cedar Street
Kensington
Sharch
M. Boormap
Poplar“street
Fancheon
J. G. Whitguy
Spruce _streets
Calumet Café
Franklin Township
Atlantic Garden’ Club
Ideal Embroidery Club
William Kahladeen
Mesdames Lays Mountain
Earl Kirk
Wayne Brown
Carl Pollock
Henry Paulsen
Ray Malone
Dreager
Helen Alday
Kohlscheen
Roy Pollock
Bridge
Calumet Cafe
Fannie G. Hunt
Cassius L. Campbell
Herbert C. Remien
Fred R. Hunt
William M. Nichols
Henry A. Hughes
Clug Henningsen
Curtis
Masteller
Poplar Street
F. J. Becker
L. C. Temple
Lewis
Harlan Club
Amantle Golf and
Harlan
E. J. Young
R. A. Becker
J. H. -Peacock
Sim_ Marshall
E. G. Eustis
I. M. Black
Wayne Bullock
E. PB. Chase
L. J. Ackerman
T. Hupp
WM. PF. Shranger
Grape Hines
Bridge and Golf
Rochester Hospital
Yin
C. E. Kringel
ED M Blakesley
TAX Agency
Iowa State
Library Assn. Met
Milwauker
Northwestern National, Bank
James Barker
Minneapolis
State
Watpum
San Francisco
Duncan Mathi Leson
Detroit
Winnipeg
Mildred Biglow
Herbert Clalphee
Promine
Bmrs
Matilds Bigelow
Pell
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