Social Calendar Listings for Local Clubs and Societies
The notice lists weekly events across the week including Mystery Club Octave Bridge Club Ladies Invitation Day Luncheon Ideal Bridge Club Sociable Sals Triangle Society of M E Church Baptist Missionary Society and more with groups such as U C C Club Bethany Circle W F M S and Willing Workers King’s Heralds of M E Church providing a schedule of activities. It reflects a community calendar of church and civic groups planning meetings and socials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideal Bridge Club
Sociable Sals
U. C. C. Club
Bethany Circle
A. U.S. W. V. Christian Ladies Aid Society
Baptist Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Live Wire Club
Local families host dinners across multiple households
A series of social dinners were hosted by residents including Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Tisue at 404 North Maple Street with guests from Coon Rapids and Des Moines. Mrs. Thomas Campbell at 413 New York Avenue hosted W. B. Campbell of Minneapolis along with Campbell and Peterson families from Bridgewater Lenox Des Moines Creston. John Peterson and eight friends were entertained at 904 East Howard Street with guests Selma Sodogren Rockford and Petersons Eckblad family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Tisue
North Maple Street
O. G. Tisue
Coon Rapids
Harold Arnold
Katherine
Fred Tisue
Thomas Campbell
New York Avenue
W. B. Campbell
Minneapolis
D. A. Campbell
Troia Peterson
Bridgewater
Ira Campbell
Lenox
Gladys Simpson
Charles Smith
Des Moines
Warren Simpson
Creston
John Peterson
East Howard Street
Selma Sodogren
Rockford, II
Victor Peterson
Oscar Peterson
Carl
Eric Eckblad
McCann Family Reunion Held at McKinley Park
About eighty relatives attended the McCann reunion at McKinley park yesterday with dinner served at 1 30 in the afternoon. Mr and Mrs Will Doran and family of Clyde Missouri attended traveling from Clyde. Mrs Doran was Ay res McCann before her marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCann
McKinley Park
Will Doran
Clyde
Creston
Turner Couple Welcome Son Born July 27
Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Turner of 603 South Poplar street announce the birth of a son on July 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herschel Turner
South Poplar Street
Local shoppers and visitors reported in Creston area
A flurry of visits and shopping noted as residents and out-of-town guests pinged Creston and nearby towns. Names include Mrs. Reeves Sharpsburg Philpott Lenox Rogers Cromwell and many others while Misses Hollister Hoggatt Muller William travel for visits and vacations.
Lodge Meeting Notices Sponsored Audiences
Lodge notices state meetings are carried free under device rules if the advertiser is informed before each gathering. Telephone 4 A. PL and AM.
Iowans Plan Big Reception For H Hoover
West Branch Iowa plans a large welcome for Herbert Hoover the Republican presidential nominee scheduled to speak August 21 at 7 pm in his birthplace. Local leaders from Davenport Cedar Rapids and Iowa City back the event which includes free camp grounds ample water and a 15000 capacity athletic field for visitors and a nationwide radio hookup with NBC. James W Good Western campaign manager oversees program details with local officials and party leaders contributing speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Branch
Iowa
Herbert Hoover
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
James W. Good
Western
Hoover
Republican National Committee
National Broadcasting Company
Associated Stations
Tipton
Chatanqua week opens with four day music lineup
The festival features Harp Ensemble, National Dramatic and Opera Co, Howard Ensemble, and Prairie Flower Orchestra across Thursday through Sunday. Local bands perform Sunday afternoon at the Country Club, with the municipal band at 3. Jacques Gordon buys Stradivarius. four hundred Stradivari exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatanqua
Harp Ensemble Company
National Dramatic and Opera Company
Howard Ensemble
Prairie Flower Orchestra
Jacques Gordon
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Frank Main
Iowa
Iowa City
Bernard Maim
The
University
New York City
THUAY
Sidney W. Landon
Howard Ensemble Company
George D. Alden
Prairie Flower
John E. Bockewitz
John EF. Bockewitz
Local visits and travel notes in Des Moines and Iowa City
Locals report Mr and Mrs Harry Crossley and Harold Johnson visiting at the J K Porter home. John H Wilson of Iowa City left for home after visiting his grandparents in town. Mrs Albert Dutton returned from Portland Oregon and visited Denver relatives. Victor Blazek and nephew Thomas Wilson left for Sioux City. Leo Caskey of Lenox attends a Chamber of Commerce luncheon and routine board business in Des Moines. The American Legion drum and bugle corps contest moved from Rock Island to August 18. Creston corps plans to attend. Federal Judge D C Westenhaver died in Cleveland after months of heart disease. appointed to the federal bench in 1917 by President Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Reeves
Kent
Ed Philpott
Sharpsburg
Creston
Frank Walsh
Cromwell
Elmer Berry
Spaulding
George Beck
Lenox
H. R. Perkins
Ernest Rogers
Prescott
Joy Hollister
Grace Spencer
Des Moines
D. E. Brockett
Afton
M. L. Murphy
Mount Etna
John Mason
John Linan
Corning
W. F. Shiffer
Colorado
Florence Muller
Shannon City
Art Penkert
Hester's
Jean William
Fern Johnson
L. J. Williamson
W. D. Mhbore
West
Montgomery Street
Charles Sullivan
Harry Crossley
Harold Johnson
J HK. Porter
John H. Wilson
Iowa City
Victor Blazek
South Birch Street
Albert Dutton
North Pine Street
Portland
Ore
Denver
Victor J. Blazek
Iowa-Uinois American Legion
Rock Island
Ill
Creston Corps
Local residents and visitors spend weekend across Creston area
Afton business caller C Hudson and Greenfield visitor Winn Whipple led a busy Saturday as many residents and guests, including Lela Sanders, Alden Shipley, Margaret Herron on vacation, and Mrs. R H Gregory, shopped or toured in Creston. Several groups traveled to Des Moines, Denver, Omaha, and beyond, visiting relatives, attending games, or returning from trips to Yellowstone and Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hudson
Afton
Winn Whipple
Greenfiled
Creston
Lela Sanders
Alden Shipley
Des Moines
Margaret Herron
Strauss
R. H. Gregory
Fontanelle
W. E. Johnson
Orient
Joseph Mosier
Mount Ayr
F. J. Maharry
Genevieve
Lenox
William Wallace
Anne
Betty
Marjorie Burr
Bob Kelsey
Adair
Dorothy Newcomb
Ruth Hanley
Perry Jones
West
Montgomery Street
C. E. Grable
George Fluckey
L. A. Nordhausen
Manson
Maude Ingham
Strauss Store
Dick Logue
Corning
Russell Phebus
F. M. Phebus
Frank Freying
Greenfield
C. V. Athearn
Yellowstone Park
Fred Swanson
Chris Wurster
W. L. Means
Lorimer
Mable Blazek
Will Blazek
New York Avenue
Mary Frawley
Chicago
W. H. Brady
New York City
Lucy England
Omaha
Miss England
Eve Wallace
Beryl Sherer
Herbert Sherer
South Birch Street
George Hill
Burlington
Bert Horton
South Pine Street
Francis
Mildred Putman
Indianola
Grace
Mildred
Bertha Dillon
Lucile Heflen
Leslie Putman Spen
Shenandoah
Carol Hovious
Los Angeles
Calif
Ray Taylor
Miss Hovious
Europe
Raymond Culver
Culver
Vera Kendall
Will Kendall
Leon
Mary Lutz
Bedford
Amelia proves women can endure long flights
The article argues commander Fitzhugh Green underestimates women aviators like Miss Amelia who weighs 120 pounds yet proves equal endurance to men. It notes women sit on juries and should be judged as people beyond traditional roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzhugh Green
Jong Tris
Amelia
Miss Amelia
An Idle Speculation on Fame and Local Pride
The passage muses on Amelia and Hoover, noting that local fans often overstate knowing and supporting celebrities. It argues that prophets are not honored in their homeland and that people enjoy the illusion of closeness to greatness, citing West Branch Iowa as an example of forgotten beginnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Branch
Iowa
Hoover
Cemeteries Face Family and Rule Conflicts Across Nation
The Association of American Cemetery Superintendents urges cemeteries to close gates at 5 pm due to youths using graves as petting spots. Despite modern oversight some small cemeteries remain unfenced or lightly fenced on knolls, raising concern about desecration and access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of American Cemetery Superintendents
Marriage License Issued to Drake and Snyder
A marriage license was issued Saturday by the district clerk to Claude Francis Drake 21 and Ossie Blanche Snyder 22 both of Winterset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Francis Drake
Ossie Blanche Snyder
Winterset
Running Brook Remains Sacred to Lovers in Death
A reflective note on cemeteries as sacred spaces where lovers renew pledges of life among death. The scene at night under cypress trees and starry skies contrasts with the grave, suggesting the dead would not feel desecration in such place.
Bridge Made Easy Finesse Scenarios by Wentworth
The column outlines two finesse examples. In example one dummy holds 6 5 with declarer Q 10. If West does not cover King, play 5 from dummy and return to hand to lead Jack. In example two dummy has A J 7, declarer K 6. Play 7 from dummy, win with King, then lead 6 to finesse Jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Declarer
West
Jack
Bridge finessing play examples demonstrate multiple tricks
A set of bridge scenarios shows declarer and dummy holdings with suggested lines. Examples cover combinations such as dummy holding A5 4 with KJ, KJ10, AJ10, K3, J765, and AJ83, detailing finesses, leads from dummy, and potential trick counts from two to four depending on card order and defense.
Mrs Lauder Syp and Emmons Return From Visit
Mrs. Elizabeth Lauder of Afton Mrs. Mary Syp of Denver and Mrs. Lily Emmons of Chicago, who had been house guests of Mrs. Addie Miller at 511 South Pine Street, left Saturday for Afton to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Lauder
Afton
Mary Syp
Denver
Lily Emmons
Chicago
Addie Miller
South Pine Street
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Octave Bridge Club
Triangle Society of M. E. Church Baptist Missionary Society
St. John’s Evangelical Guild
Loyal Workers of Christian Church
Cheskchamay
Willing Workers
King’s Heralds of
Mrs. Campbell
Petersons
Locals
A. PL & AM
Music News
Harold England
Fort Des Moines
Theodore Thomas
Charles Russell
Cleveland
D. C. Westenhaver
I!l
Jude Westenhaver
Wisson
Allene Sumner
Lindbergh
Old Home Town
Medford
Mass
Annie
NDAY
Elwyn Dramatic Company
Frank Bacon
McKinley Park Pavilion
Kirk Hawk
W. Mills Street
Autostrop Safety Razor Co., Inc
New York
William Penn
Pennsylvania
Boston
Washington
White Plains
N. Y
Andrew Johnson
British Board of Trade
John T. Shea
E W.w.wentworth
Jcpenneyco
North Maple St
Oxford