Creston Church News and Local Visits
Regular services tonight at the Union Gospel Mission at 7:46 p.m. Mrs J C Lilley and daughter Miss Milkrea visit to Council Bluffs to plan a future home. Mrs TP Reed and daughter Miss Thelma visit Greenticht area for shopping and relatives. Mrs Walter Heckendorf travels to Omaha for sister’s illness. Nell Griswold leaves Macksburg after weekend visit with Fern Lewis. Leone Peters heads to Prescott to visit grandmother Ruth Couchman. An unclear note about local people and travel ends abruptly.
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J.C. Lilley
Milkrea
Council Bluffs
TP Reed
Ana Naughter
Thelma
Greenticht
Walter Heckendorf
Omaha
Stanley Spicer
Nell Griswold
Macksburg
Fern Lewis
Leone Peters
Prescott
Ruth Couchmaie
Areunde
Hopniai
Voda
Trasse
Local Residents Visit Shops and Hospitals
Robert Hoyce returns home after a week with friends in Shenandoah and Omsha. A. B. Bumfee and Mrs. Bumfee from Arispe spent the day in Creston shopping visiting friends. Mrs. L. Wolgamott of Orient shopped here with Mrs. Richard Fills while receiving treatment. The Greater Community Hospital is reported as improved. A. W. Elliott left Des Moines Monday for a Masonic lodge convention. The article notes the 1741 New York City bakers strike as the first in U.S. history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hoyce
Shenandoah
Omsha
A. B. Bumfee
Arispe
Creston
Masonic Lodge
United States
New York City
Local residents attend funerals and travel for relatives
Quick Quaker Ed Spelman of Orient spent Monday in Creston on business. Miss Ethel Staples left for Des Moines to join the funeral party for Priscilla Reeves of Pasadena, with burial at Newton. Mrs Elza Carl returned home after visiting Keota and Fairview and resumed duties at Spurgeon star. Mrs CN Walker and daughter and Ray mond Penkert left for Prescott to visit Mrs Walker's mother Mary Walker. Mrs Fred Axt of St Paul left after funeral of Catherine Martens. Mrs Tom Steelman of St Joseph is in town visiting Celia Martens after Catherine Martens funeral Monday. Miss Mary Rutledge left Monday for Colorado Springs and Greeley to attend the Colorado State Teachers meeting and will return in the fall to resume teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Spelman
Orient
Creston
Ethel Staples
Des Moines
Tierra
Priscilla Reeves
Pasadena
Calif
Newton
Elza Carl
Keota
Fairviers
Spurgeon Star
CN. Walker and Daugher
Art Penkert
Raymond
Prescott
Walker
Mary Walker
Fred Axt
St. Paul
Cecelia Martens
South Elm Street
Catherine Martens
Tom Steelman
St Joseph
Cacelia Martens
Mary Rutledge
Colorado Springs Greeley
Colorado
Eastward travel plans of local families noted
Mrs. W. C. Scurr and son Charles along with Miss Clara Kennan and Cy Henderson have left for Niagara Falls and Washington, D C before moving to Lakeland Florida. Mr and Mrs FG Broad and Daughter and Mrs William Henson left Monday for Des Moines to stay until Saturday then proceed to New York to visit relatives across the state, with expectations to depart mid July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Scurr
Charles
Clara Kennan
Cy Henderson
Niagara Falls
Washington, D.C
Scurr
Lakeland
Fla
FG Broad
Willian Henson
West Adams Streets
Des Moines
New York
Varion
Mrs Boyce Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs R M Boyce who undergone an operation at Greater Community Hospital has been seriously ill for two months. She was able to go downtown Sunday and take dinner at the R M s Boyce Candy Land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Boyce
Greater Community Hospital
R. Ms
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