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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1925
Page
6
Coal orders accepted by A E Ward & Co with Hard Coal on hand. Listings include sale ads for vehicles and equipment, employment and rental notices, and local services. Public notices mention a social event and various requests for yard work, farm loans, tree trimming, and well digging.
1-1925 Star touring 1-1924 Ford touring 1-1920 Essex touring 1-1928 Ford touring starter 1-1922 Ford coupe Paige touring A-1 shape 1-1920 Star touring 1-1920 Truck Durant touring priced to sell cash or terms Long Auto Co 204 South Elm St Phone 212.
Mrs Margaret Ecker of Lincoln Nebraska arrived Thursday afternoon for a short visit with relatives and friends in this area.
Miss Margaret Harney of West Liberty Iowa and Donald Hood of this city were wed Monday June 20 at the West Liberty parish with Father Barry officiating. Hood is the son of Mr and Mrs J M Hood and a Creston high school and State University of Iowa graduate now with Hood Bros Grocery. The bride trained as a nurse at Mercy Hospital Iowa City. They will reside in this city after a short eastern honeymoon.
E P Hagen of Spaulding and Mrs John Hanson of Orient spent days in Creston for business and shopping. Mr and Mrs R F Garner took a motor trip to Detroit and Niagara Falls for a month. Miss Christa Jones leaves for Galesburg Ill for a week of concert work. Miss Mary Kelley visits relatives in Atlantic for two weeks. Mrs H N Willeluck and Ardola Yarrington visit Mrs John McCown. Mrs Vena Jones returns from Rochester hospital after seven weeks. Mr and Mrs Guy Williams Rev and Mrs W L Cain return from three week trip through 15 states. Stanley Brown heads to Chicago after month with aunt Mrs Bert Hintz. Miss Maurine Myers travels from Afton to Creston then Cameron Ill for extended visit. Clara Healey from Muscatine visits Creston two months at Mrs John Hanson’s and Spellman home in Nevinville. Brooks Wigels Mrs J A Glick and Beulah Glick plan weekend in Creston with Arthur M Glick at 317 North Sumner.
The Ladies Aid Society of Lincoln Township gathered at Mrs. Will Hower’s residence 310 North Vine Street Thursday afternoon with 11 members present. They enjoyed games contests and were served refreshments by the hostess.
A Thursday evening party at 310 South Brren Street honored James Moran on his eighteenth birthday. Mr and Mrs Moran hosted with games, contests, and a 7 pm dinner prepared by Mrs Moran and Mary. Guests included Edward Peak Paul McKee William Finefield Joe McCoy Keith Chandler and Jack and James Moran.
Mrs Earl Ballenger announces a baby girl born July 19 at 407 South Vine Street named Betty Lorraine. Numerous local residents and travelers are noted visiting or returning from trips including Mrs Byron McKee from Burlington and W N Frazier from Macon Missouri. Rev Edward Hutchinson returns from a two week tour of Colorado resorts. Frank Main family heads to Jes Moines then Minnesota lakes for a summer outing. Irene Baker Mable Smith take vacations with Lincoln Nebraska relatives. Ernest Russell Bernard visit Knoxon and business in Reno. L Lutter visits Creston for business. F O Welch and Mrs Welch visit Creston. Florence Van Sweringer Serice Meg Herring Loretta Cusack return from Des Moines. Gertrude Blanchard heads to Whiting Indiana for a few days. Stancard visits Eva McGuire in Creston for three weeks. Marguerite Opa Haley and Curtis Haley head to Yorktown before Creston return to visit aunt Mrs E E Conors.
Orient resident Ed Claiser arrives in Creston for a short visit while Mrs. Ray Everling stops in for shopping and friends. William Pennier from Shannon City transacts business in Creston and visits Miss Grace and Miss Ruby Grey of Lorimer. Charles Tandhigh of Prescott attends to business and social visits. Mrs. Martha Wilson improves after illness. Catherine McGregor heads to Cornity for a few days of business. Goldie Clara and Howard Allen travel to Derby Indiana to stay with grandparents. L W Clark begins duties at Consumers Wholesale grocery. Adam Keisling and family return from Des Moines after a week with Dr Harry Keisling.
Mr and Mrs C E Long and daughter LaVar of Thayer arrived in Creston by motor Thursday afternoon to spend a few days at the home of Mr and Mrs H J Swankier 403 West Monroe Street.
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