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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1929
Page
6
Paris fashion notes describe black dominating summer evening attire. Designers offer varied fabrics including veilings, crepes, satin, and moire with full floor length skirts and slender bodices. Ensembles feature rhinestone accents, draped folds, and embroidered touches alongside sheer tulle and lace details.
Sunday School class hosted by Mrs. Andy Bell of Anita honored departure for Cedar Rapids of Mrs. Karl Cox. Guests included Mrs. Karna, Mrs. C Walkman, Mrs. Ida Bell, Mrs. Sundbeck, Mix Ten Wilson, Mrs. Pete Scott, Lena Schaake, Faun Supplee, Anna Benson, Mrs. George Smithers, Jonnie Knowlton, Mrs. Toepfer, and Mrs. Earl Godanour.
Mrs. W J Kirby hosted daughters Lorena and friends for a farm visit and hearty Juneh. Guldey Tour Club met at Mya Negey’s West Elliott home. Elliott Embroidery Club planned rehearsal notes for a Waveland farm bureau playlet. St Mary’s Altar Society served luncheon at Mrs Ralph B E Andrews’ home. Nishnabotna Lodge 40% OF met Thursday. Eastern Star chapter 260 to meet next Tuesday with balloting and proficiency test.
Griswold area notes report the marriage of Olivia Bierbaum to Chalk Gary at the Griswold Church of Christ with Lohengrin’s Bridal Chorus. The couple will reside on a farm southwest of Griswold. Other items mention teachers hosting showers for Letha Turner, a Griswold graduate, and the Rebekah lodge initiations with seven candidates. Final Pep Club events and local gatherings are also noted.
The Adair community reports multiple weddings and social events. Ethel Helen Reha wed Charles Albirt Ramsey at the local Episcopal church with church and family in attendance, while Dorothy Swinchart and Bruce Gilbert Moffitt married at the Presbyterian church in a simple ceremony. Additional nuptials include Mildred E. Plummer and Elia C. Moore at First Presbyterian, with local families and teachers featured. neighborhood gatherings followed. The Women’s Home Missionary Society met at Mrs. Ed L. Richardson’s home with devotional and readings, highlighting Indiana connections and community service.
A string of local social events is described including Mrs GC Collins daughter Virginia recalling founders of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society. a birthday surprise for Louis Schiee. a radio program by the American Legion Auxiliary. a Duthie family reunion. Original Bridge Club, Lutheran Ladies, and Glad Gardens Bird Club meetings. and the Kill Kaze Klub bridge event with refreshments and prizes.
The Walnut Society met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Edward Stramer. Mrs. Charles Longsiocker hosted the J C club at her home on Thursday afternoon. Monday showers were noted as Miss Mac Muel tied the knot with Mr Shelby. the event drew attendees including Mrs.
The Women's Association of the Congregational church holds a Kensington Friday afternoon at Mrs Ida Von Motz 1209 Chestnut street with hostesses listed. Various club and social gatherings follow including a Gulf and Country Club dinner and Kensington Club activities with numerous local hosts and guests. Atlantic Garden Club meets June 20 with Roy Metcalf program Rose show notes and a travel report. Fletcher Chapel Ladies Aid plans June 26 activities. Kensington Club meets with Mrs Clair Aldrich with about fifty in attendance and a future July 4 date. Women's Relief Corps reports on aiding Memorial building fund drive and a planned wreath event at the courthouse. Stag party at Atlantic Golf and Country Club draws attendees. Triple-A Club plans future activities after a luncheon.
A miscellaneous shower occurred at the home of Mrs J F Kanna and an aunt of Miss Mueller. The Thimble Bee met at various homes and hosts planned events. The marriage of Miss Mac Mueller of Walnut to Warren Mattox of Shelby was held at the Mueller home with Rev W F Ricker officiating. They will reside on a Shelby area farm after a welding trip.
Four hundred guests attended the reception for Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hopkins at the home of Mrs Hopkins parents Mr and Mrs Frank Clinton on Thursday evening. The lawn and front porch served as the party space with a dancing floor, cafeteria style refreshments, and gifts for the newlyweds who were married at Maggona Catholic church on Tuesday morning. They returned from a short honeymoon in Omaha and plan to reside on the Sullivan property at Fantanelle. Howard Fletcher and Miss Pearl are named among attendees.
Mass and her daughter married on Wednesday June 19 at the Fontanelle Methodist parsonage with Rev. John Turner officiating. Stepmother Mrs Lou Maas and Mr and Mrs Mack Eblen attended. The couple, both born and raised in the Maas family circle, will reside at Maus seni.
Fred Wwarving and William Li from Tyrone build a student group at Penn State. A Michigan University ballroom overflow leads to a joint performance with two orchestras. The unexpected union captivates dancers, launching a new era of diverse talent in Syncopation era entertainment.
A promotional note announces Chango featuring Waring's group as the attraction at the Atlantic theater Sunday Monday and Tuesday. The program includes a music hall style melodrama with Leon Bagre Merry of the Pavlova, cabaret singer Jensen, and Scandinavian performers. Also listed are soprano Uy, tenor Marton Dow, and other European artists. Dorothy Lee from the Pacific coast, Bobby Watsar from the Winds belt, and Barbara Bennett are mentioned among the cast.
Police seized eight men in a raid at a rambling house in the alley area. They were placed in cells and to be examined at the bureau of identification today. George Reilly and Alfa Orlando were hooked by police.
The cashew fruit grows in southern Florida. The tree reaches 20 red teeth and a large, heart shaped nut attached by a kidney shaped receptacle called cashew apples. Nuts are roasted and used in food.
A fragmented reflection on art loss in a machine age parody. The speaker laments an imagined disappearance of a bag shaped mouse device and its tuneful essence, noting no one would have room for it now. The piece frames a quiet cultural loss and surreal whimsy.
The PuithTya Warkera group schedules the next morning Wednesday gathering on June 26 at Mr Frank Weimer's home. Leona Tibken and Velita Lothman will present a report from the AHe convention in Arne. Also offered are window shade services and various good shares at fair prices from Alexander's.
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