Wedding Ties Two Families in Red Oak Ceremony
Mary Virginia Ling daughter of M. Ling of Red Oak wed Edwin Gorin Deesieux of Los Angeles California on Saturday evening at the Congregational church. Pastor Carl A. Glover officiated before a large crowd. The bride wore a pearl beaded French white gown with a pearl cap veil. Reed Barnes provided the wedding march as the couple stood before an arch of flowers. After a reception the couple departed for a Los Angeles home arrangement.
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Pfetts
Larest
Congregational Church
Mary
Virginia -Ling
Miio
Ling
Red. Oak
Edwin Gorin Deesieux
Los Angeles
Calif
Carl A. Glover
J. T. Ralyton
Ieee
Reed Barnes
Elliott
Fred
Valley
Mildred. Mayer
diIb
Barbara
Ashland
Irma
Sorority
Nebraska
Lincoln
John Wenstrand
Red Oak
Joan Houghton
H. C. Houghton
Edward
Lombard
Alesburg
Tit
Hull Clovis
Omaha
Helen Gilmore
Gillmore
Dewey Baynes
Reed Bald
Boithe
Joha Wenstrand
Ee Oak
Allen Masters
Shenandoah
Howard Payrie
Carroll Walkerv
Des Moines
Dassieux
West
West High
University of Nebraska
University of’ Southern California
Shenandoahv
Dessieux
Sigma -Chi
University of Washington St
Seattle
P. C. Pedersen
Wiota
Marie
Carl Keller
E. C. Keller
Ferna Ant
Clarence Bigelow
the Christian Church
Adel
Freda
Guesta
Robert Beck
Neb
Leland Norton
Hazelton
Valley Junction
William Bigelow
Pedersen
Keller
Atlantic Hich
Yellowstone Park
Early Evening Radio Network Music and Schedule Highlights
Tuesday June 23 features WRAP and others with a packed broadcast itinerary. Listings cover stations from New York to Chicago with orchestras, operas, piano performances, and daily hour long programs across multiple time zones.
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Arte OK
Orchestea
M. ‘Ethiriee Ringwall Uring Teia
Cleveland
Fore -Staller
Orchertra Wal
Concimnatt
Chimes
Linton Trio
Brai Honor
F. M
Wsai Studio Musicale
WEEE
Cincinnati
Eveready Hour
Opera
Cricagn
Slutte Perm “van Chicago
Minner Bear
Golden wedding day celebrations at Anita
The Blakesleys mark fifty years of marriage with a family dining room ceremony. Tots lead the way as gifts of gold coins drop from children at the table, followed by a program of songs and a poem by Mrs. Bertha Boyd. A group photo captures the golden wedding party amid visiting friends.
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Bertha Boyd
Fire destroys Quaker Oats elevator in Boone Iowa
A late Saturday blaze leveled the old Quaker Oats elevator at Beaver s, burning a lumber shed and corn cut owned by the company. The inferno ruined about 30,000 dollars in property and scorched more than 8,000 bushels of corn.
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Boone, Ta
Quaker Oats Company
Beavers
Former Atlantic Boy Visits Old Friends Here Saturday Eve
James F. Harding son of attorney Dick F. Harding of Santa Ana California and formerly of Atlantic spent a brief Saturday evening in Atlantic renewing ties with old classmates. He and his son were en route to West Point New York where the younger Harding enters the U S Military Academy.
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Atlantic
James F. Harding
Dick F. Harding
Santa Ana
Calif
Harding
Hi Son
West Point
N. Y
U. S. Miltary Academy
Dime Store Man Promised Millions but Got Dog and Candy
A New York suit seeks to recover seven million dollars from Sebastian B. Kresge, the millionaire behind the dime store chain. The complaint alleges he promised investors lavish returns and then delivered only a dog and candy instead. The case sets forth a string of broken promises and seeks redress for the sizable alleged losses.
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New York
UINS
Sebastian B. Kresge
Fishing Trip Notes and Local Day Briefs
Local briefs report T A Esteman leaving for Spirit Lake on a fishing trip and Harry Allen and Paul Herbert heading to Van Meter for fishing. Children’s Day exercises were held at Fletcher Chapel M E Church and Elliott. The city council will meet to consider cigarette license applications. June 27 marked the longest day of the year as days begin to shorten. Long return from fishing noted for Hank Hugh, a city mail carrier. Bible study planned at Mrs. Charles Weideman’s home. Zora Stewart of Chariton visiting Wayne Bullock’s family, a recent Iowa University graduate. Roacce Jones from Newton visiting his parents on Poplar Street. A1 Fouts and wife visiting Fouts brothers and Astey Fouts. Reports of rising Botna River levels suggest potential flooding. Albert Bojens and wife travel to Philadelphia for the National Hardware Dealers meeting. Local Women’s Benefit association held Memorial service at Atlantic cemetery. Atlantic Rotary to meet at Calumet Cafe with report on Cleveland meeting. Weekend visitors Charles Kulper and L Hultine seen with local chiropractor. Mrs. Paul Otto from Rockford, Illinois visiting relatives. husband to follow for golden wedding. Funeral attendance for Doris Paulsen noted. J G Whitney and wife visited Council Bluffs relatives. Mrs. Doris Paulsen’s funeral and related travel mentioned. Circus participants Milhullin Woolsey Burke returning home after event. Professors Carman and Mrs Carman visiting from Columbus, Ohio to see Mrs. M L Lecke. Audubon branch train delayed by mud and water. Cass County board of supervisors held a meeting to hear land condemnation for air line. Dr Merscon and family stopped for a visit during motor trip. Continuous rain affected the area.
Prenuptial promise dispute sparks stock gift claim
Mrs. Doris Mercer Kresge filed in supreme court alleging a prenuptial agreement with her husband granted 2,500 shares of his five and ten cent stores stock but the securities were never delivered. She says only a pound box of candy and a poodle dog were given as settlement as the couple has been separated since May 1.
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Doris Mercer Kresge
Kresge
Supreme Court
Guthrie County lads may take part in rodeo
Guthrie county may send a representative to the Chicago Roundup to be promoted by the Chicago Association of Commerce during August 16 to 23. Several candidates have come forward to enter.
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Guthrie County
Stuart
Chicago
Chicago Association of Commerce
Circus Passer Through and Local Movements
A description of a circus caravan led by Richardson & Sons passing through Ate Jantiy with nine Ford trucks in tow. Also notes Clay Hill of Brookfield leaving Cleveland after Rotary events, and a Rock Island excursion to Des Moines drawing locals. Joe Niles heads back to Wyoming after assisting at Atlantic National Bank shortage. Daisy Johnson's sister wedding in Davenport and staff changes at News-Telegraph and shop.
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Drcus
Jantiy
Richardson & Sons
Whiteway Seven
Second Street
Rock Island
Des Moines
Promoters’ Show Challenge Tale
A brief report outlines the promoters facing obstacles in staging a show. The piece highlights funding delays, venue access issues, and scheduling conflicts that threaten the event's rollout. Key figures and organizations are referenced as stakeholders in resolving the hurdles.
Audubon Country Club Members to Be Here Thursday
Members of the Audubon Country Club and their ladies will be guests of the Atlantic Golf and Country Club on Thursday for a golf tournament. A big dinner will be served at 6 30 in the evening.
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Audubon Country Club
Anudubim Country Club
Atlantic Golf and Country Club
Country Club Dinner Announcement for June Twenty Fifth
A country club dinner is scheduled for Thursday June 25 at 6 30 PM. Reservations must be made by Wednesday evening with Mrs W F Graham. A second ad page will assist in selling property.
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W. F. Graham
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Philadelphia
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