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Newspaper

Creston Daily Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1928

Page

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Social Calendar Of Local Clubs And Churches

Community groups list weekly events including Triangle Club Loyal Workers of M. E. Church A B C Club St Johns Evangelical Guild Coterie Club and church aid societies across Wednesday through Monday with activities such as classes, ladies aids, card parties and club meetings at Crest City A F and A M W B A Carnifidate Club and Lotus Bridge Club.

Sig Sisters Class of M. P. Church A. U. 8. W. VY. Live Wire Club W. B. A. Carnifidate Club Crest City A. F A.M Monday

Farr Downing Tenth Wedding Anniversary Celebration

About 45 relatives and friends gathered Sunday at the west of the city home of Mr. and Mrs. Farr Downing for their tenth wedding anniversary. Dinner on the lawn and social afternoon followed. Gifts were received from many, including Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Miller and others from Creston Afton Shannon City Murray Winterset Kan sas and Omaha.

Farr Downing Downing S. E. Miller Fred Kingery Is. A Lecocq C. EB. Odell Arlene Elinor Franklip Ray Downing Lloyd, Loyal Delores Creston Wallace Wills Everett Kincery James Kingery Afton Carl de Ford Lenna Glenn Juanita Clyde Stradley Keith Shannon City

Birthday Anniversary Party for Leon Morrison’s son

Mrs. Leon Morrison hosted a birthday party at the country club for her son’s sixth anniversary. About 30 children attended and played games as the main entertainment. Donald received many gifts and refreshments were served by Mrs. Morrison with help from Mrs. T. P. Roberts and Mrs. Webster.

Leon Morrison Country Club Donald Morrison T. P. Roberts Webster

Luncheon Honors Guest from Chicago at 809 West Montgomery

Mrs. Fred Ide hosted a 1 o'clock luncheon at her home 809 West Montgomery yesterday for her sister Mrs. J E Huston visiting from Chicago. Guests enjoyed garden bouquets, social time, and a bridge game with prizes awarded to Mrs. Ethe Kennedy of Creston and Mrs. Roy Jenks of Columbus, Ohio.

Fred Ide West Montgomery Street J. E. Huston Chicago Ethe Kennedy Creston Roy Jenks Columbus Ohio

Ideal Bridge Club Hosts Husbands at McKinley Park

Members of the Ideal Bridge club entertained their husbands and one guest Mrs Merton Shiffer at McKinley park last night. A picnic supper was served at 6 30 and the evening was spent socially.

Ideal Bridge Club Merton Shiffer McKinley Park

Octave Bridge Club Meets at 502 West Montgomery

Mrs Minnie Peterson hosted the Octave Bridge club yesterday afternoon at her home 502 West Montgomery street. Mrs Cicero Cobb won the prize. The next meeting will be in two weeks at Mrs Frank Stream s home 610 North Maple street.

Minnie Peterson Octave Bridge Club West Montgomery Street Cicero Cobb Frank Stream North Maple Street

Birthday surprise honors Mrs James G McKee at home

Friends gathered at 700 South Cherry Street last night to honor Mrs James G McKee on her birthday. Refreshments were served and gifts were presented by numerous attendees including Bert Lumpkin Spencer Sturgeon Ogg Shockley and families and Miss Eva McKee.

James G. McKee South Cherry Street McKee Bert Lumpkin C. M. Spencer Wesley Sturgeon Lee Ogg David Shockley Maxine Harland Alloway Shirley Ann Aaron Cline Marjorie Adkins Grant Collins Mary Osborn Eva McKee Roy McKee O. J Miley

Bridge Club Prize Winners at Athearn Home

Mrs C V Athearn hosted the Monday Duplicate Bridge club at 811 West Jefferson Street. Mrs Florence Spurr and Mrs Thearn won prizes. The club will meet again on August 7.

C. V. Athearn Duplicate Bridge Club West Jefferson Street Florence Spurr Thearn Clco

Beatrice Bradley Hosts Sociable Sals at 112 New York Avenue

Beatrice Bradley entertained the Sociable Sals with two guests Miss Margaret McDonough and Miss Helen Osmond at her home on 112 New York Avenue last night. The lively gathering featured music and social chatter.

Beatrice Bradley Sals Margaret McDonough Helen Osmond New York Avenue

DeMolay Lodge Meeting Notice Issued

A notice for DeMolay lodge meetings alerts members and the public to upcoming sessions. The document references free carriage under a lead and advises notice to the advertiser, with a contact telephone line.

Donough Wins First Prize in Evening Event

Miss Gertrude Knight receives consolation as Donough takes top prize. Refreshments were served by the hostel at the close of the evening, and the next meeting will be with Miss Grace Chandler.

Death Penalty Sought For Young Slayer

Shanks, a 15 year old charged with murder, confessed to the slaying of a woman after robbing her. A mob threatened to attack the jail as prosecutors presented evidence and a grand jury voted a true bill. Judge Klarkowski will set the trial date.

North Side Evanston Shanks Stanley Klarkowski Criminal Court Justice Brothers Klarkowski Shank

Murder suspect commits suicide as arrest nears in South Bend

Austin Pavey 35, amateur photographer, killed himself as police closed in at his home for the murder of Lilie Mae Carmein 33 a factory worker. Carmein's body lay in a principal street. authorities later identified her. Elmer Carmein husband and a ten year old son grieved. A former neighbor helped verify the victim by radio description.

South Bend Ind Austin Pavey Lilie Mae Marmein Carmein Pavey Elmer Carmein

Flood Control Report Approved by President Coolidge

Superior Wis August 14 A telegram from President Coolidge to Secretary Hoover congratulates the reception of the speech of acceptance. The Mississippi flood control board report approved by Coolidge aligns with the army engineers plan and the Mississippi River Commission. It proposes raising main stream levees by three feet and using floodways and spillways to prevent inundation.

Board of Army Engineers Mississippi River Commission Flood Board Edgar Jadwin Army Engineers

Iowa hog prices hit new record for year at 12.60 per cwt

Chicago buyers reported a new high for the year as hog prices rose to 12.60 dollars per hundredweight. A carload averaging 250 pounds owned by Carl Mohr of Lost Nation Iowa was sold by a cooperative farmers union livestock commission agency to an eastern shipper.

Chicago Carl Mohr Lost Nation Iowa Cooperative Farmer’s Union Livestock Commission Agency

New Tropical Storm Rages Toward Cuba

The storm drenched areas along the Kissimee river north of Okeechobee City as flooding cut off small communities. Red Cross aid was sought for the homeless and destitute while officials disputed exact river levels and warned of rising waters threatening miles of farmland.

Oxchobee City National Red Cross Kissimee Okeechobee City F. C. Elliott Tallahassee

Twelve Pacific Northwest Forest Fires Burn Across Wide Fronts

Twelve forest and brush fires raged overnight across California Washington British Columbia and Idaho with crews battling on multiple fronts. A major blaze in the John Nagan mountain district consumed about 2000 acres while Idaho saw 600 acres burning in Clearwater national forest and 23 firefighters joined the Salmon river area effort. Debris burning and incendiary grass fires near Spokane caused additional damage and lumber losses.

San Francisco California Washington British Columbia Idaho Pacific Northwest Sooke Vancouver Island John Nagan Clearwater National Forest Salmon River Spokane Milan Wash Johnson Hungay Fuel Company San Joaquin Sacramento Valley Coast Line

In Memoriam Hannah M Whyte 1884 1918

Mrs. Hannah M Whyte born January 5 1884 died January 1918. Widow of Frank A Hastings married January 5 1884. Daughter of Hudson and Zelda Whyte last of four sisters. Survived by six children nine grandchildren one great grandchild nieces nephews and many friends. Funeral Saturday at Roland funeral home with Rev J N Sours officiating. Burial at Graceland cemetery beside husband.

Hannah M. Whyte Frank A. Hastings Hudson Zelda Whyte Ben Wray J. Lewis E. L. Willis Roland Funeral Home J. N. Sours First Christian Church Graceland Cemetery

Caraway and Dickinson to Speak on Agricultural Policy at Illinois Fair

United States Senator T. H. Caraway of Kansas and Congressman L. J. Dickinson of Iowa will discuss their parties agricultural policies on Farmers' Day at the Illinois State Fair set for August 24. Earl C. Smith, president of the Illinois Agriculture Association, announced the plan today.

Chicago United States T. H. Caraway Kansas L. J. Dickinson Iowa Earl C. Smith Illinois Agriculture Association

Eula Thompson asks barber for haircut before execution

Mrs. Eula Thompson, condemned to die in the electric chair, pleads with the penitentiary warden to allow the prison barber to give her a final haircut. The appeal is noted as a human instinct to look one's best even in death.

Eula Thompson Page One

Gloria Swanson Seeks Film Work Amid Sparse Reception

Gloria Swanson dressed for success wanders into auditions but faces cold rejections from directors. The piece notes studios cannot absorb all talented actresses and luck crafts one breakthrough among many equally skilled contenders.

Gloria Swanson Mary Pickford Gloria

Fractured morals and a plea for child protection

The piece discusses a crippled mother who killed her 4 year old to escape poverty and argues that external care can protect children better than parents. It also mentions Laura McKallip and Betty Schumann in a separate note about inheritance and family dynamics.

Charlotte, Mich Laura McKallip Oklahoma Betty Schumann W T. McKallip Laura

Timeline of U S political and civic events 1824 to 1912

A compact sequence notes Lafayette revisiting America in 1824, New York City voting 3 million for substitutes for con scripts in 1863, railroad reaching from Kansas City to Denver by 1870, Taft vetoing 1911 measures on New Mexico and Arizona statehood amid recall-provision constitutions, and Sailors' Snug Harbor trustees selling 1790 real estate for 825 million in 1912.

Lafayette America New York City Kansas City Denver Taft New Mexico Arizona New York Supreme Court Trustees of Snug Harbor

Du Pont Donates 50 000 to Democratic Campaign Fund

Pierre S Du Pont of Wilmington on leave as GM chairman contributed 50 000 to the Democratic campaign fund. John Raskob announced the donation as head of the national committee.

New York Pierre S Dupont Wilmington Del General Motors Corporation Gov. Smith Democratic Campaign Fund John Raskob National Committee

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CIETY St. John's Evangelical Guild Coterie Club Baptist Ladies Aid Society Christian Ladies Aid Society Friday J. C. Club Lotus Bridge Club Mrs. Peterson Monday Bridge Club Sociable Cuba Memoriam Lowan Illinois Wokians Jy Ilene Sumner Dupont Demos Viva C, Peterson Towana D. M.C. Thread Neel Hesters Hester’s Todd Todd Prain Iowa Southern Utilities CO Tel
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