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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1925

Page

6

Town Club Announces District Meeting Dates

Mrs. John Fox Lake of Shenandoah, president of the Inwang Federation of Women's clubs, lists district conventions from October 8 to November 1 across Iowa. County chairmen include Mra. Laughlin, Mra. Bridewell, Mra. Worthington, and many others guiding Des Moines to Woodbine districts with Eldora, Clinton, and Tama hosting events.

Des Moines John Fox Lake Shenandoah Lnwang Federation of Women's Clubs Washington Anul Mra. C. W. Laughlin Mra. Lake Mra. M. W. Bridewell Mediapolis Des Moines County W. D. Worthington Mount Pleasant Henry C. A. Allerd Pairfield Jefferson Thomas P. Hollowell Fort Matison Lee E. W. Newell Columbus Junction Louisa Andrew J. Brown Farmington van Buren W. J. Coffey Wellman Clinton Edna N. Coleman Davenport A. B. Rathburn R. G. Popham Marengo Inwa A. A. Moore Preston Jackson Iowa City Johnson J. Sewall Clear Lake Clear la Ma. S.C. Bailey Postville Allamukeu Mes T. E. ‘Sundrol Cleardade Cerra Gurde Mer. Iversson Fredericssin J. P. Dolan John Graf Fayette H. Bantan Charlie Mra FF. Burrell Urcana Benton C.L. Rigby Stanwood Cedar J. Ray King Grundy Center H.C. Hull Olin Jones F.C. Kellogg Cendar Rapids Linn Philip Vogt Marshalltown Marshall Maplesthorpe Toledo Tama Eugene Menely Grinnell Ephriam Yeuns Bloomfield Davis W. H. Morgan Newton Jasper C. C. Heniner Sigourney Keokuk E.G. Walton Oskalousa Flaudy A . ‘Mahaska C. B. Haynes Albia Monroe E. F. Spaulding Poweshiek D.C. Brockman Ottumwa Wapello Winterset Oliver James Minnie Estle Dallas Center Dallas J. R Kellerton Ringgold Hugh Tyler Lenox Taylor E. N. Daugherty Creston Union J. McCall Wayne Edward F. Bilharz Audubon Lingle Windbine A. C. Mileler Greenfield Adair John Small Extra H. K. Williams Atlantic Cass H. MV Moore Panara Guthrie FE. Ey Cole Woedbine Harriann Nell Rogart Glenwood Mills G. Te Rumbeueh Wilisea Montgomery B. J. Tuwsive Council Bluffa Pottawattamie Mayne Harlan Shelby G.middleton Emmettsburg Councy John ‘Frampton Boone Je Martens Rockwell City Culhoung Oyhendall Glidden Camter Fat Westside James EB Tedrow Calle Aniavtts J. K Johne Tay Hamilton Ruberta Britt Hantack Mratt Dale Ottasen Humboldt Mire French Algona Kossuth J. G. Jensvold Emmetsburg Pato Aims C. Siefkens Rolfe Parahontas Mars. E. M. .Lundsen Dayton Webster Keong Swellman Thompson Winnebago Orange City Miay Catherine J Brown Sioux City Wunty Troy Swal Sioux Rapids Buena Vista George W. McNeil Cherokee Chero Motty McConnell Sac City Sac Edward Fisher Grange City Sioux B. B. Leonard Anthon Woodbury Clay County

Atlantic Territory Social Digest Week’s Events

Mrs Ho A Alcorn hosted a 7200 welock dinner in honor of her son Linden’s nineteen th birthday with guests including Don David Richard Chants and Gilbert Frana. Various local clubs and classes held lunches, bridge parties, and gatherings under supervision of Miss Bessie Nutile and other organizers, plus a Sunday School class party featuring old photos. The Walnut Monroe area welcomed new pastor Rev Paul Hicks with a Friday evening reception and dinner, as the community marked fall activities and club meetings October 7.

Ho A. Alcorn Ninesteenth Shirthday Linden Courteau Wera Don David Richard Chants Harry Wark Roger Reimers Harry Grint Gilbert Frana Harald Reason Jiaeph Hogan Walnut Monroe Paul Hicks

Marne Society Hosts Sunday Family Gathering

Mr and Mrs M P Gunderson entertained a large number of relatives on Sunday. Guests included Mrs KE Knotts of Herman Neb, Ray Keith and family of Anita, Andrew Christensen and family, Andrew Gunderson and son Paul, Soup Spondon, and others. A Ladies Aid meeting followed at Mrs Mary Young's. Mesdames Young Peters Newlin and Long served a delightful lunch. A quilting bee at Mrs Andrew Lastine's yielded neighbors sharing an afternoon of activity and conversation.

PJ Gunderson KE. Knotts Herman, Neb Ray Keith Anita Andrew Christenzon Andrew Gunderagnand Paul Ladies Aid Mary Young Phuraday Tida Peters Margaret Newlin Jo Long Andrew Lastine Ore Geek

Hedda Has Usual Chat About Things For Women's Wear

Hedda Hoyt surveys fashion innovations and shop trends in women’s wear. She notes ladder-proof hosiery, metal embroidery trims, and envelope silver monogram purses, plus coats, bags, and new shoe materials including walrus hide. The piece highlights practical, stylish advances in 1930s retail fashion.

Hedda

Griswold Church Ladies Circle and Rebekah Lodge Meet

The Church of Christ Ladies Circle met at Mrs. William Peehliss home with a 2 pm business session followed by lunch. Griswold Rebekah Lodge No. 400 held a special meeting at the F O F hall Friday evening. The Griswold Friday club held its second regular meeting with Mrs. F N Hobson hosting and Mrs. Martin L Wehn leading the program.

Church of Christ William Peehliss Rebekahs Griswold Rebekah Lodge Tocul Griswold F. N. Hobson

Fashion notes feature Japan guides and Mrs Grashone

A fashion note mentions Japan themed works including Japan's Sacred Mountain Fujiiyama My Mrs Otta almor and Temples and Shrines of Japan by Mrs Ross Grashone, highlighted in an Urge feature.

Japan Fujiyama Otta Almor Amd Shrines of Ross Grashone Urge

Union Church Ladies AY pegenbur meetings and Legion Auxiliary

Union Church Ladies AY pegenbur meetings of the Dadies Vion society of the Union church will be held Thursday afternoon. A business meeting will see at Woa'diick, and following this seasion refreshments will be served. Legion Auxiliary Members of the Griswold American Tuliamit Auxiliary met Tuesday evening at the club rooms. Plans were made for attendance at the no-Tuesday afternoon at 12 40 at Hotel Rome in Omaha and go in a body from the hotel to Thirty-eighth avenue, where they will form for the parade. Refreshments were served at the meeting Tuesday evening.

Union Church Dadies Vion Society The Woa'diick

Proper Nose Blowing Etiquette and Tips

Guidance on nasal hygiene advises holding the handkerchief loosely below the nose or pinching one nostril while blowing to prevent excess air from forcing matter out. The text emphasizes avoiding forceful blowing to reduce discomfort and spreading.

Unclear report on weed removal and storm forest loss

A garbled notice describes dug up weed material and a large storm flattening a forest. It notes timber buried and preserved by a soil agent, with hard units of color used for rush charts and ornament. High prices are mentioned for the material.

Chicago Mungo Denturies

Papyrus Developments in Modern Paper Manufacture

Reported publishers note papyrus and feather reed papyrus long used as writing material are now being aged and processed for paper production. Mills and facilities are rising in Africa where growth is abundant, signaling a shift in materials used for commercial paper.

Milix Ululond Africa

Week End Events In Atlantic And Events To Come

A hastily gathered Atlantic notice recounts a reception at the Masonic hall hosted by the Parent-Teacher association for public school teachers. The gathering featured musical numbers, a welcome address by W. R. Jones, and a response from J. R. Street, with a question box and refreshments sparking lively exchanges.

Atlantic Masonic Hall Ralph Hammenil Molke W. R. Jones J. R. Street Joyce Humnan Bert Pellett Frank Johnson al. G

Community notices gather as clubs meet at Buck Creek church

Regular season meeting at the courthouse drew good attendance while memorial services honored Mrs. Mary Murray. Priscilla Club opens its year October 7 with a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Frank Neve. Browning Club and O. P. and P. E. O. chapters held meetings and papers on literature. A miscellaneous shower for Miss Maude Grulke and a bridge session followed. Buck Creek M E Church hosted a reception for the new pastor Rev. B D Borst.

Court House Mary Murray Dessie Sage Priscilla Club Frank Neve Nebe T., Hupp Maude Grulke H. M. Finkhine Margaret Eleanor Seventh Maple Streets Ruth Gillett William R. Johnson Madison Néb H. G. Remien Des Moines Sithe Buck Creek M. E the Arch B.D. Borst. di

Missionary Society Meets at Local Church Event

The Woman s Foreign Missionary Society of the M E church met yesterday afternoon with Mrs M B Nelson in charge. Falls beat Shorts in a membership contest as seventy five members attended. A surprise for bride Allie Denne Brown of south town was honored at the Woman s Country club gathering with games and a linen gift, followed by a luncheon.

Foreign Missionary Society M. ES M. B. Nelson Falls Woman’s Country Club Asai Brown Brown Allie Denne Maude Denne Omaha Preston Bell Wiota

Camp Fire News And Bazaar Sewing Details

Wa-na-ka Camp Fire met with Miss Marie Klarr on West Sixth Street Wednesday evening with all members present. They sewed on buffet sets for the Camp Fire bazaar. Next meeting with Miss Hilda Melenbacker on Spruce Street Tuesday at 7 30. Wa-lo-fe Camp Fire held a short business meeting Tuesday February 29 at the club rooms 611 Lo Gist Street. The play cast was read and tasks discussed. Names of girls wishing to join were listed.

Wa-na-ka Marie Klarr West Sixth Street Hilda Melenbacker Spruce Street Wa-lo-fe Lo Gist Street

Lena Camp Fire Meeting Sees New Member Voted In

The Lena Camp Fire group adjourned after a regular meeting and voted Marcella Murray into membership. The next meeting is set for Tuesday October 6 with Mrs Spooner at 201 East Sixth Street. Wi ca ka Camp Fire meets at Rasatle Cushing home with all members present. Next gathering with Alma Hansen at 700 East Fifth Street on Wednesday December 7 at 4 15 p m.

Lena Echel Morrow Marcella Murray Rasatle Cushing t@ council Alma Hansen East Fifth Street

Czecho-Slovakia Next At Pay Window

The American debt commission, assured of Congress support, moves to fund debts. Czecho Slovak ia visits the treasury on Monday to arrange settlement of its postwar debt of 117,400,000.

Czecho-Slovakia Washington INS Congress American Debt Commission

Chattades and Goodness Biomat Deserves Praise

A concise reflection on virtue and character citing La Rochefoucauld. The text argues that praise for goodness rests on moral will, contrasting decisive virtue with weakness or impotence of will. It frames virtue as essential, while other traits lack lasting value.

Biomat will—La Rochefoucauld

Also Mentioned on This Page

Atlantic Territory Adair Society Piura Itoy Misa Bessie Nutile Misa Geraldine Gates Quetta Mors Mamie Halland Mabel Dewey Bessie Noble Jurice Savage Mariel Correll Theresa McMahon Ruth Coady Menien Walsh Covell Langhehen Waa Io Club Mise Mullin Kill_Kere Kish Bill Kare’ Klub John Newport A. By Marae Central Street Mrk Mary Mick Walnut Street Presbyterian Ladies Aid J.B. Bockendorf Presbyterian Ladies Aid Kneiety Methodist Ladies Lewis On Cownty Street Claas Lungherty Eho Marton Otto Matthies Herman Morelle Menta Mueller Amd Orval Myers Schoel Geterth Atlantic Street Marties Jluminick Rockweil Relient Rockweil Eutent Moule Mro Mera Pt —Restle Morehead Minna Rides Ee Marne Society Hedda Hoyt United Press New York Raat Oe Griswold Society Rube Pigg Cumberland Roberts NR. Nelson Fred Scarlett Verna Jipsen Gladys Minatoun Mable Mildreil Thompson Hazel Kay Bers Nied Louise Kickhorn Dorothy McSeil Taneh Iliomer Anl Eldeen Club Masnena Fldeen Elit Pyamisa Mies Hels Massena Cathedre Ehurch Hert Cruien Mary (Cruise Massena Dan Shey Father O'Donnell Itr v Connor Viota Father McDermott Howard Shey Esther Shey Vaseu Mias Marjorie Cru Vasco Frank Barrett Florence Russell M.C. P M.C. PB Gladys Bramson Locust Street Virginia Phares Lyla Erma Bigelow Mary Ellen Baron Ladies Home Improvement Club William Kreger Ladies’ Home Improvement Club William Deets Jay Pan Brewster Jersild Margaret Jersild Martina Hansen Esther Esbeck Chestnut Street Carl. Walker East Fourth Street Baptist Missionary Ladies Plan Baptist Missionary Society Frank Tompkin Playa Thureday Kensington Ialtaee Essie Deering Oak Street Alice Clark Bennett Sebastinn Woodbine Cole O. P. Club F. M. Nichols Poplar ‘Street O. O. P. ‘Club Anna Nichols W. J. Deering D.R. Love Deering P E. O Chattades Goodness
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