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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1925
Page
6
Multiple classifieds seek lodging for a young girl with board at 601 West Mills and a dairy farming partner in Townsend Montana. Other asks include renting a farm with full furnishings or a farm manager position, plus a rheumatic remedy advertisement promising refunds.
Announcement from Creston notes the marriage of Miss Sadie Lemley to Benjamin C. Levy of Los Angeles on January 1, 1925 in Santa Barbara. Mrs. Levy, Creston High School 1918 graduate, lived here until moving to Los Angeles about two years ago. They plan to reside in Los Angeles.
Ladies Literary Circle meets Friday afternoon with Mrs. H A Childs. G A R Circle No 67 holds regular session Friday at 2 30 pm at Potter Post hall. Union White Marine No 23 hosts a card party tonight at 8 pm at the Masonic Temple. All members and friends invited.
A list of neighbors and visitors in Creston shares thanks for kindness during sorrow. Names include Mr. and Mrs. John H. Leno and relatives, A W Renshaw of Afton, E A Smith of Cromwell, J F Hayden, E Rankin of Shenandoah, J A Flynn of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs G C Spears, Chas Johnson, Frank Massey, H Harrison of Council Bluffs, E N Dougherty, S H Manatrey, William Wallace, Ed Miner of Prescott, J F Herbert of Red Oak and sister Mrs A Sheehy, Mrs Jack Bason and baby, Emma Beauguard of Leavenworth, Kans., and Allen Holcomb of New York City visiting Creston.
A meeting of all stock subscribers to the re organization of the First National Bank or the consolidation of the Creston First National Bank will be held Friday evening January 16 at 8 pm in the community hall in the Strauss building over Reckner’s Grocery store. It is imperative that you attend. COMMITTEE
E. F. Tackett opens a new optometrist and optician shop at 115 West Adams Street Creston offering eye examinations and glasses at reasonable prices with phone number 476.
Adam Begg offers satin and metallic hats on clearance with values to ten dollars now priced at 2.95 to 5.00. Ladies coats from Black Bolivia trimmed with collars and cuffs advertised for surprising prices.
Mrs Regina Williamson entertained the E C C club at 507 South Birch Street Wednesday evening with bridge. Mrs James Patton won high score and Mrs Tom Conway took low. Refreshments followed. Will entertain Auxiliary Friday afternoon at 610 South Cherry by Mrs Cliff Ralis with Spanish War veterans auxiliary.
The Franklin School Boosters held a regular Wednesday afternoon meeting at the school. Hostesses included Mrs. J. M. Henry, Mrs. Henry Kientop, Mrs. Roy Tinker, Mrs. E. A. Ponton and Mrs. Fred Welcher. After the business session refreshments were served.
Miss Helen Hawks hosted the T. E. E. club evening at North Pine Street. Five hundred games determined high score by Miss Margaret Snyder and low score by Miss Madge Treanor with guest prize won by Miss Blanche Stump. Guests included Miss Winifred Sheridan Marie Wolfe and Blanche Stump. Refreshments closed the event.
Rev Homer Laumgardner plans a special evening at the First Methodist church with a 40 voice choir and a radio sermon from Shenandoah Dr Garnell to address the 1000 seats. Rev Baumgardner notes the large audience and radio delivery setup.
All persons indebted to C B Hicks bankrupt must settle at once in Joseph P Healey attorney room 4 Agnew Building. Also advertises a $1.00 hat sale for ladies and children's winter hats at Adam Begg Millinery Wareham Beauty Shop Agnew Building phone 163.
four local women headed to Omaha for several days of shopping and visits. Another group including Mrs L J Wendel and her daughter with Mrs E P Pierson returned home from a short Des Moines trip.
Don McGinnis left this morning for Lenox for a short business visit. Willis Graves of Ottumwa spent the day here visiting with friends and attending to business. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Huilson of Arispe spent Wednesday here shopping and visiting among friends. Arthur Faust of Spaulding spent Wednesday here attending to business interests.
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