September equinoctial storm period foreseen by Foster
Washington reports a strong forecast for mid to late September with a major storm centered around September 17 likely to be the principal weather feature of the month. Mild earlier days give way to a severe storm, followed by a cold wave and possible frost in northern central valleys. A tropical storm may approach from the Caribbean around September 19, with ensuing cold waves along the Rockies and plains. General heavy precipitation is anticipated around September 21, mainly in northern and southern Great Central valleys, western plains, northwest, Gulf and South Atlantic coasts.
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Washington
Great Central
Gulf of Mexico
Danomiter
Alberta
Rockies
Plains States
Texan
Southwest
Great Central Valleys
Western Plains States
Northwest
Gulf
South Atlantic
North Pacific
Week End Events In Atlantic And Events To Come
A long list of social happenings in Adair and area includes Birthday celebrations for Mrs. Ray Palmer and Mrs. Jacobo on Central Street with gatherings and refreshments. Eastern Star memorial and church activities at Walnut public school and United Presbyterian services, plus weddings for Miss Esther Arnberg to Mr. Harry Laraga near Casey and the Wahlert nuptials near Anita.
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Mir
Adair
Casey
Mies Esther Arnburg
Harry Laraga
Chan
Arnberg
R. F. Chambers
Presbyterian Church
Arnburg
Chas. Larson
Causey
Adair Society German Ladies Club Hosts Social Lunch
Members of the Cerna Ladies Eluduat meet at the Presbyterian church social rooms Thursday afternoon for a social lunch. Auxiliary hostesses J. Woods, J. Hulf, O. W. Wulf and T. W. Arnold assisted. Bridge party hosted by Mrs. M C Firth at her home Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Herbert Dick and Mrs. Wheeler. High score won by Mrs. Boyd Hubbard. Puréate Teachers association to meet Monday evening for officer election and social hour. Woman's Home Missionary society to hold regular meeting Wednesday afternoon in the basement of the Methodist Episcopal church.
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Mire
Henry Deyey
Aoa
Ty Ee
Cerna Ladies
J. 5
M.C. Fhirah
Herbert Dick
Wheeler
Boyd Hubbard
T. A
Puréate Teachers Association
HLM
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal
Elliott Society Meeting at Elliott Church Parlor
The Missionary Society of the Elliott Church of Christ met in the church parlors on Thursday afternoon. Mrs William Anthony Beted served as helper with Mesdames M L Reed and Fred Everett as hosts. The previous Wednesday afternoon a separate aid society meeting took place in the Elliott church parlor with Mrs William Kirby as leader and Mesdames Hero Jones and Fred Everett assisting.
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Church of Christ Aid Society
Aid Sugivty
Church of Christ Vno
Elliott Church
William Kirby
Jeeler
Hero Jones
Fred Everett
Remodeling lace dresses into this season fashion model
Hedda Hoyt describes a Parisian influenced lace bodice and skirt model with black chiffon godets and picoted ruffles. The piece suggests remodeling old gowns into this season silhouette using velvet accents, wine red tones, moss green, and paired satin and velvet fabrics.
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Hedda Hoyt
United Press
New York
Chinkie Fixe Vince
Phus
Camp Fire News Meeting Scheduled with Evelwi Andusson
A tentative Camp Fire gathering is delayed this week. The next meeting is planned for Monday September ? Evelwi Andusson is expected to attend and may be hired for duties at the event.
Methodist Episcopal Service Announcement Next Week
Church outreach note invites all Methodists to attend next Sunday's services for announcements and conference programs. Regular morning and evening services will be held with all welcome.
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Methodist Episcopal
Centire
City News Briefs and Family Announcements
R C Rich and wife southeast of town welcome a daughter Darling Lucille. In Atlantic Frank R Seagman returns to reside after months away, partly in Council Bluffs. Ellery V Seaman couple announce a nine pound boy at 601 Mulherry Street near seven last evening. T C Glass and family from Oakland spent yesterday visiting relatives and sightseeing in the city.
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R. C. Richand
Darling Lucille
Atlantic
Frank R. Seagman
Council Bluffs
Ellery V. Seaman
Ham
Gibson
Mulherry Street
T. C. Glass
Roeland
Donald
Janesse
Oakland
Atlantic social events digest features many club meetings
Atlantic Territory week sees Woman's Country Club host Mrs R A Ball on Sept 14, U S L Club event with Mrs Fred Lindeman, Evangelical Women hostesses on Sept 17, M E Missionary group at Mrs Em Bree, Camp Fire Girls hold Knop Arlow Griswold outing, Civic Club plans Sept 14 meeting with Mrs Crouse, T N T Club opens season led by Miss Thurman, Atlantic Mothers Club hosts Sept 14 luncheon with a list of members, plus reports on local happenings and upcoming Ames and Amana activities.
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Elliott Cammy Bare
Gaa
Eva
Helen Weidian
Knop Arlow
Griswold
Civic Club
C. J. Crouse
Mazel
Civic Era
Styriber
Morse
Marquette
Car
Marling
Moreland
Crouch
Atlantic Mothers’ Club
Hame
Lulu Walker
Kas
Fourth Street
Mescimes Walker
Blanche Busse
Buiaa Odem
Edna Odem
Ruth Jones
Blanche Martin
Mary Beck
Matilda M. Lavaun
Fay Smith
Blanche Bisse
Mary Jane Pine
Gertrude Williams
Lorraine [Erry
Katherine Waters
Pearl Larson
Eulala Odem
Mary Berk
Democrats Gather in Des Moines for Party Pow Wow Banquet
Delegates and party dignitaries attend a Democratic pow wow in Des Moines featuring a banquet. Congressman W.4 Oldfield of Arkansas, chair of the Democratic National Congressional Committee, attends and aims to revive Jacksonian hopes for the party's future.
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Des Moines
W. 4. Oldfield
Arkansas
Democratic National Congressional Committee
Walnut News Briefs on College Starts and Local Farewells
Walnut Louisiana September news notes Palmer family travels to Indianola for Clara Palmer's Simpson College entry. Hugo Petersen attends funeral in Carroll for his sister. Ruth Neff to Iowa City for University studies. Moris Hupp to Omaha for pre medical study. H W Sell reports on Paasch family connections in Atlantic and Creigston area.
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Walnut
E. Palmer
Clara
Indianola
Simpson College
Palmer
Hugo Petersen
Carroll
Jappen Citis
Ruth Neff
Iowa City
H. Lewis
Atey
R. Wallace
Moris Hupp
Omaha
Brn
Tawee Creigston’ University
Kyler
H. W. Sell
Paasch
Atlantic
Everybody Wins Innt Circulation Election Campaign
The Atlantic News Telegraph campaign touts cash commissions for active participants in the Everybody Wins drive. Prizes include three enclosed cars and substantial cash, with weekly reporting and Saturday-night submissions urged to maximize votes before the October deadlines.
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Beoryheady
Welnck
News-Telegraph
Mit
Atlantic News-Telegraph
Election
Jone
Massena News Briefs Chronicle Local Happenings
Massena notes lively social and travel items as Me F Berry division hosts a tea for Methodist members. Wray Wilson and Charles Wilson entertain relatives, with travels to Elm Creek and Niagara Falls. Elizabeth Laneworthy leaves for Glinton to attend school. Frank Schwenke and family return from a trip via Ehnedia and Niagara Falls. Rev Patrick Nonnell among the sick. Ralph Brandon ends season with Ottumwa Cardinals. Wray Wilson attends Omaha meeting of Farm Savings Bank secretaries.
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Maseena
Penhiten
Watt BeVarte
Me F. Berry
Methodist
Charles
Wray Wilson
Busbar
Rew
Chaweetal
Yellowstody Park
Farmers Savings Bank
Federal Land and Loan Company
Omaha
Corn crop 88 per cent normal in Iowa report
Des Moines report from September 1 shows Iowa corn at 88 percent of normal, predicting a crop of 440,409,000 bushels, about 47 percent above 1924. Dry conditions and August heat trimmed northwest yields, with fields cut for fodder and some hail damage noted. Oats yield 80.6 bu/acre, total oats production forecast at 271,062,000 bu. spring wheat 15.4 bu, barley 29.0, clover hay 1.86 tons/acre, clover-timothy 1.26 tons/acre, alfalfa 2.54 tons.
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Des Moines
U. P
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Iowa
Leslie M Carl
Bureau
Owa
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Foster
Walnut Society
T. c
Bee
Ehub
Piente
Sunnyside Park
Athuiie
Vilay
Ray Palmer
Bernies
Uresthye Lerian Church
Walnut Public
E. S
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Tuenday
Alice Arhur
Mittie Herbert
Ada Morgan
Arthur Figin
Mala Herbert
Mrs. Miller
Anita
Adair Club
C. Hh. Miller
Ag Ather Hone
Mesdantes C. Rachhots
J.P. McManus
Arthur Kelsey
Boa. Correll
John Reimers
Shipley
A. D. Marae
Th. Peres
Mary Gurits
Ernest F. Goodbury
RLS
Gercell
F. Gales
Adair Society
Elliott Society
Shupsh of
Christ
Hedda
Wirth Avenue
Paris
Camp Fire News
Evelwi Andussson
Kent
City News Briefs
Atlantic Territory
Woman's Country Club
Woman's Country Groub
R. A. Ball
Lecelui
Fred Lindeman
Inex N. Gordin Vet
Fred Poch
Albert Brehmer
Bernhard Kills
Evangelial Women's Union
M. E. Missionary Society
M. EB
la Embree
Dacol Plats
Mechaimes Kinzer, Hubbard and Bosss
T. N. T. Chub
Mo PL Nichols
Hiel Creet
I Nub
Iear
Guebert Emery
Miss Thurman
Chit
Presvivat
Pearl Evans Sherwouil
Nellie Clare Fraer
Min
Emma ‘Thurman
Lydia Otto and
Mesdames
Lina le Hammond
Effie B. Nichols v
Norah Smith Maulsby
Mesdames Lulu
Walker
Elma Odem
Jmanche
North Dakota
Otis Robinson
Bismark
J. W. Robinson
Poplar Street
Ed Shannon
Ana
Fred Francis
Frederick
Frank
Porterfield
Chicago
Isle
Fred Porterfield
Oka
Ase Socialia
Am¢s
R. A. Pearson
Town Sate College
Juwa City
Ames
Prado
Amana
American Revolutin
Daughters of the Aafrican Revoluting
Deborah Franklin
R. Hunt
Puplay
Heers
Anna
T. H. Whitney
St W. Nelson
Don Carlos
Mary Curry
T. QO
Hester
W. 8. Day
O' Coomes
Ae Alanson Miler
W. C. Heers
Grush
L. W. Niles
F. M. Limpus
Walnut News
ATL
Massena News
the News-Telegraph
Ft JS
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