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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1925
Page
2
A compact schedule notes Masses and services across local parishes and synods as Ascension Day observances approach. Catholic and Danish Lutheran churches, Zion Lutheran, First Baptist, and other congregations list service times, communions, and hymnings for Sunday May 24 and midweek worships.
Community churches announce union Memorial service at 4 p.m. in the Congregational church with ministers from several churches on the program. Morning worship at 11 a.m. and evening services at various times feature sermons by visiting and local pastors. Pauline Butler’s class presents a Sunday feature. youth groups and Pilgrim Club activities are noted.
May 22 dispatch notes a move to bring the 1920 international osteopathic convention to Des Moines. Delegates gather May 27 for the Central States Osteopathic session in St Joseph Missouri. Toronto will host the international convention next July. Dr H H Marshall heads the local committee while Dr Ray B Gilmour of Sioux City sits on the AOA board.
A new principal will lead Elliott High School starting next school year. Officials confirmed the appointment and outlined immediate priorities for the transition and student programs.
Mrs H Talbott a well known local woman fell several feet from a porch while leaving the home of Mrs Gandy on Monday. She injured one foot and was confined to bed with a badly sprained limb. No bones were broken.
Mrs. J. G. Loving is reported gravely ill in Holdrege Nebraska as her daughter Elliott’s mother-in-law travels to assist. The News Telegraph correspondent notes the family under medical care and requests prayers during this period of illness.
The Lyman concert band of Mule township will broadcast a program from Shenandoah radio station KINF Hey Field Seed company on Thursday evening May 28 at 8 o clock. The band, directed by Rev. Paul Wueh hen, includes about twenty men from Noble township and six members from St. John's Evangelical church.
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