For Sale Store Counters in Good Condition
Store counters in good condition are offered for sale. Call at the Crest o Theatre for inquiries and arrangements.
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Cresto Theatre
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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1925
Page
6
Boyer's Barber Shop Hours Advertised in Creston
The shop will be open until 11 p.m. on all nights and until 11 o clock Saturday morning July 4 at Boyer's Barber Shop located under Creston National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyer
Creston National Bank
Children's Eye Examinations Highlighted by Optometrists
The note urges regular eye checks for children and mentions L. Cheetham & Son Optometrists as a local provider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Cheetham & Son
Barber Shops To Close Saturday July Fourth
All barber shops will be closed on Saturday July 4 and open until 9 p.m. Friday evening per the notice from Otto Krueger secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Otto Krueger
Uplifters Sunday School Bake Sale at McColl's
The Spaulding Sunday school class of the Uplifters will hold a bake sale at McColl's grocery on Friday, July 3. Proceeds will go to church activities with cakes pies cookies and cottage cheese on offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaulding
McColl's Grocery
Creston Plumbing and Heating Co Ad
Creston Plumbing and Heating Co located at 109 111 North Elm offers heating and plumbing services and can be reached by phone at 204.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston Plumbing and Heating Co
North Elm
Local ads and social notes from Creston area
Kreston Hardware Co offers Polar Cub fans at 3.95 and a Dayton 10 inch Oscillating fan at 15.00. Zelma Tuttle of Talmage yells with friends, while George McClain of Cromwell visits Creston. Mr and Mrs C H S Powers of Spaulding shop and visit. LeRoy Livingston returns home from Burlington. Miss Mary Frawley and Miss Ruth Myers visit Creston en route to Omaha after stops at West Point and Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Creston Hardware CO
Zelma Tuttle
Talmage
George McClain
Cromwell
Creston
C. H. S. Powers
Spaulding
LeRoy Livingston
Burlington
Mary Frawley
Ruth Myers
Omaha
West Point
Hurley Couple Forth Announces Baby Girl Birth
Mr and Mrs Joe Hurley of Chicago announce the birth of a baby girl on June 30 Mrs Hurley will be remembered as Miss Loretta McCann and is a daughter of Mrs Margaret McCann of 107 South Jarvis Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Watts
Corning
Russell Lewis Watts
Watts
H. J. Lewis
East Adame Street
Joe Hurley
Chicago
Hurley
Lorretta’ MceCann
Margaret McCann
South Jarvis Street
Hosiery Business Closed in Creston Turned Over to Mrs Cabaret
Mrs W E Cabaret takes over the Creston hosiery territory from Roy Bonham who announces discontinuation after six years and a half of business and thanks customers for their patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
W. E.cabaret
Cabaret
Roy Bonham
Creston Social News Highlights Extended Visits and Travel
Daily society notes recount extended visits and travel from Creston and nearby towns. Names include C B Wallace returning to Bedford, J Eatinger of Orient, Mrs A H Rogere Lenox, Will Petrie Arispe, Mrs William Hoover Afton, Mrs Carl Lampoon Iowa City, H E W Barnes Anaheim, E Carney Kenneth Carney Clifton Carney Reeva Lamb, Mrs Charles Keberdle Chicago, Mrs Anton Kolar Exeter, Mrs H L Bowman Casper, James Mackin family in Creston, and several trips to Waukon Denver and travel companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Wallace
Bedford
J. Eatinger
Orient
A. Hf. Rogere
Lenox
Will Petrie
Arispe
Creaton
William Hoover
Afton
Carl Lampoon
Iowa City
Creston
Catherine Nion
H. E. W. Barnes
Anaheim
Calif
E. Carney
Kenneth
Clifton Carney
Reeva Lamb
Highways Bad for Guardsmen Delayed by Poor Iowa Roads
Des Moines July 2 The Iowa Good Roads association cites slow trips for National Guard officers attending a Camp Dodge school. Rain hindered travel statewide with northern routes faring better than southern ones. Major General Mat Ting and Colonel Folsom Everest took seven hours to cover 150 miles from Council Bluffs, while Captain W D Archie abandoned his car after two hours for Creston, and Colonel Harry Ward took 12 1/2 hours for 175 miles from Davenport to Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa Good Roads Association
Iowa National Guards
Camp Dodge
Mat Ting
Folsom Everest
Council Bluffs
Earl Downing of
Villisea
W. D. Archie of
Corning
Creston
Harry Ward
Davenport
Planets Will Form Spectacle For Sky This Month
Planets Mercury Venus Mars Jupiter and Saturn will be visible together most evenings in July. On July 10 Mercury Venus and Mars will appear very close in the twilight, with Mercury at 106 million miles, Venus 146 million, and Mars 239 million from Earth. Mars will fade toward the sun as the month progresses. Saturn becomes stationary on July 12 and moves retrograde toward Libra, while Jupiter rises in the southeast and will be opposite the sun at midnight on July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
American Nature Association
Earth
Cancer
Leo
Libra
Local visitors drop in during Creston stopover
K E Hull of Spaulding shopped and visited friends in Creston on Wednesday. Paul Clarkson of Clarinda arrived for a brief business visit. Minnie Hood vacationing in Chicago. Grace Chandler Marian Geis with Margaret Dumphy at her country home. Mrs Phillip Proctor of Bellflower Ill visited Mrs Paul McBride and headed to Kearney Neb. Arch Hay of Longmont Colo and George Hay of Plattsville Colo visiting Frank Hay and Hugh McAuley family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. E. Hull
Spaulding
Paul Clarkson
Clarinda
Creston
Minnie Hood
Chicago
Grace Chandler
Marian Geis
Margaret Dumphy
Phillip Proctor
Bellflower
Ill
Paul McBride
Los Angeles
Katherine Currier
Proctor
Kearney, Neb
Arch Hay
Long Mount
Colo
George Hay
Plattsville
Frank Hay
Hugh McAuley
Mrs Willa Schofield Hosts U I C C Club Gathering
Mrs Willa Schofield entertained the U I C C club Thursday afternoon at her home. Five hundred was played with Mrs Clella Hay and Mrs Ethel Madden high scorers and Mrs Warren Madden low. Hostess Edna White served refreshments at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willa Schofield
U. IC. C
Clella Hay
Ethel Madden
Warren Madden
Edna White
U C C Club Holds Saturday Dance at Madden Home
U C C club members gathered for a Saturday evening dance hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles Butler at the vacant Charles Madden residence. Guests included the Madden and Schofield families, the Borlands of Colorado and Creston, Frank and Edith Schofield, and numerous other couples enjoying refreshments and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Butler
Charles Madden
Butler
Leonard Madden
Bert Moody
Leste Peak
Card Party at Vanderlinden Home Yields Scores
A five hundred party was hosted Tuesday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vanderlinden at 307 North Birch Street. Elmer Anderson won high score and Raymond Ballreich low score. Guests included the Ballreichs, the Andersons, Leo Weidmin, and the Vanderlindens. After refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Vanderlinden
North Birch Street
Elmer Anderson
Raymond Ballreich
Vanderlinden
Leo Weidmin
Lots O Fun Club Hosts Sewing Afternoon
Members of the Lots O Fun club gathered Wednesday at Mrs. Harry Sears home for a sewing session and a contest won by Mrs. Harold Vanderlinden. Refreshments followed as Mrs. Vanderlinden Mrs. John Deer Mrs. Fred Harp Mrs. Lester Boswell Mrs. Les Weidman and the hostess enjoyed the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sears
Harold Vanderlinden
Vanderlinden
John Deer
Fred Harp
Lester Boswell
Les Weidman
Luncheon Hosts and Guests At Local Hotel
Mrs. George Z Munson and Mrs. Clarence E Coen hosted 75 guests at a 1 o'clock luncheon this afternoon in the Rose Room of the Lowana Hotel. Tables featured garden flowers and large baskets for decor. Afterward guests enjoyed bridge. Out of town attendees included Mrs. Roy Jenks Columbus Ohio Elenore Hicks Powell New York City Mrs Robert Sawyer Columbia Missouri Mrs Wilfred Keith Town City Mrs June Vallette Beloit Kansas and Mrs William Wallace and Mrs L E Poster Greenfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Z. Munson
Clarence E. Coen
Lowana Hotel
Bridge
Roy Jenks
Columbus
Ohio
Elenore Hicks Powell
New York City
Robert Sawyer
Columbia
Wilfred Keith
Town
City
June Vallette
Beloit
Kans
William Wallace
L. E. Poster
Greenfield
Dance at McKinley Park Draws Wide Attendance
A Wednesday evening dance at the McKinley Park pavilion attracted a large crowd. An orchestra provided music for the dancers and the event continued from 9 PM to midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Park
E C Club Hosts Evening at Mrs Geis Home
Mrs Ed Geis hosted the E C club gathering at 710 South Cherry Street on Wednesday evening. Five hundred games produced Mrs John Hayden high score and Mrs Catherine Chandler low score amid guest attendance by Mrs A B Schroeder and Mrs John Akes with refreshments served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Club
Ed Geis
South Cherry Street
John Hayden
Catherine Chandler
A. B. Schroeder
John Akes
Creston Dramatic Club Plans Play After Picnic
The Creston Dramatic Club met at McKinley Park on Wednesday for a picnic supper at 6:30. A business meeting followed and officers include Alice Bell president Alta Bell vice president Velma Johnson secretary Lawrence Cook treasurer William Finefield corresponding secretary and Clifford Lunt sergeant at arms. The group has 20 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston Dramatic Club
McKinley Park
Alice Bell
Alta Bell
Velma Johnson
Lawrence Cook
William Finefield
Clifford Lunt
Sargeant
Creston
Visitors and deaths touch Greenley and nearby towns
Mrs. C. H. Schofield is in Greenley Colorado where she was summoned by her brother George Wilson’s illness. Mr Wilson died two days after her arrival. Mr and Mrs Robert Sawyer from Columbia Missouri visited Greenfield and Creston then plan to go to Marshalltown and Perry Iowa with Gene Sawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Schofield
Greeley
Col
George Wilson
Robert Sawyer
Columbia
Greenfield
William Wallace
Creston
Marshalltown
Mr. Sawyer
Robert Gantt
Gene Sawyer
Kansas City
Mrs. Sawyer
J. H. Anglum
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Georgia
Fruit Headquarters
Kenneth W. Rowe Dennet
Weet Montgomery St
Athearn and Coyle
Creston Iron & Metal Co
North Division
J. A Stearns
North Maple St
North Birch Tree
Creston Auto Co. Inc
Adam Pickett
Alss
New York Ave
Crawford's
South Side
Agnew's Clothing
Son Parior
Hatch Motor Co
N. Sumner
Abstracts
Lowe
Fidelity Abstract & Loan “Company
J. V. Richardson
Oreston Hardware Co
Bake Sale
Chas. A. Hayden
W. Mille
Wareham Beauty Shop Agnew
Fred W. Doge
E. Montg
Rae
Leon Morrison
Donald
West
Montgomery Street
Morrison
Elizabeth Hall
Denver
William Gentle
North
Sumner Avenue
Woodruff
Wis
Extra
Chares Way
Gentle
Phil Reiter
Vera
John Jackson
Minneapolis, Minn
W. ‘Clark
West Adams Street
Mrs. Jackson
Good Roads Association
The
Creston's Food Center
N. W. Corner Elm and Monty. Sts
New England
India
L. Bidstrap
Montgomery St
Crawfords
Iowa
Illinois
Kentucky
Creston Iron & Metal Co., Inc
Rumford
R. C. Thomson CO
Nevinville
Ello Blue Orchestra of
E. F. Tackett
Iowana
Brunswick
Hamilton Bros
W. H. Hamilton
Jease
Creston Mutual Telephone Co
R. A. Swanson
Hester
Skhoa
N. Maple Street
Carmore
Sparr & Wilson Howe
Adv
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