For Sale Classifieds Note Local Listings
Holstein cow freshening mid June offered by Fred Moeller in Kent Iowa, a dairy and home setup by J H Pace Masena Iowa Box 84, baby chicks hatched delivered June 15 via Creston phone 9RS, Mrs L A Webb Shanna City. Creston Auto Co Inc advertises reliable used cars including several 1920s models with contact info.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Moeller
Kent
Towa
J. H. Pace
Massena
Iowa
R.O
L. A. Webb
Shanna City
Milk Cow Testing Urged Under Creston Ordinance
City ordinance requires all milksellers in Creston to have their cows tested once per year this month. The reminder urges compliance with the annual testing rule and reflects local agricultural health enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
For Sale Govern ment Tarpaulins in all sizes
Creston Iron and Metal Co offers tarpaulins of all sizes for sale. Phone number 852 provided for inquiries and orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston Iron & Metal Co
Miss Agnes Welch Beauty Shop Advertises Location
Miss Agnes Welch operates a beauty shop located first door east of Imperial Cafe with phone number 1464. Crest on Plumbing advertises 109 111 North Elm and phone 204. Mrs A E Wagner and sons Harold and Lawrence visit York Nebraska for illness in a relative. Mrs James Woodard of Clarinda returns from a visit with Mr and Mrs Thomas Else. Mrs Woodward attended the American Legion auxiliary convention in Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Welch
Imperial Cafe
Creston Plumbing and Heating Co
North Elm
A. E. Wagner
Harold and
Lawrence
Hidton Broyles
East Irving Street
York
Neb
Wagoner
James Woodard
Clarinda
Thomas Else
South Mulberry
Woodward
American Legion Auxiliary
Dubuque
Cash Prices Ad for Free Delivery at Montg Street Store
A clipped advertisement lists cash prices for goods with amounts like 66.30 56.40 and various cents, and notes free delivery. It provides a phone number and address at 113 East Montg Street with payment terms and ordering instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Montg
Ave Maria Society Reports New Parish Families
The Ave Maria Society of Immaculate Conception church met Tuesday afternoon in the church basement with sixty members present. A committee canvassed the parish and submitted names of the new families who recently moved in. Refreshments were served by a group of women led by chairwoman Mrs Catherine Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ave Maria Society
Ave Maria Cockeey
Immaculate Conception
Catherine Sullivan
Eller Metgger
John Gillispie
John Wallace
John Rader
James Lashman
Patrick Considine
Charles Shay
James Treanor
Will Farrell
Jacob Weber
For Rent: Modern Sleeping Rooms and Apartments
Classified rental items list multiple properties including modern furnished housekeeping rooms in a modern home at 311 North Pine and a seven room house suitable for two families at 504 South Pine St. Also notes on four room apartments with baths, furnished housekeeping spaces, and other house share options with contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pine
South Pine St
Willis & Son
North Elm
Wanted help wanted ads clutter page in 1930s paper
Classified notices offer bookkeeping clerking positions dishwashing housekeeping and distribution of Rawleigh household products. Ads indicate training earnings up to 100 dollars weekly, with several openings in nearby towns and no experience required. Contains multiple names and contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Care Advertiser
Rawleigh
W. T. Rawleigh Co
Freeport
Lost suitcase on primary road No 8 found
A suitcase containing a girl's clothing is lost with a name inside. Express collect to H. E. Dow at 324 South Linn Street, Iowa City Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Dow
South Linn Street
Iowa City
Iowa
Miscellaneous Property Listings and Real Estate Firms
A miscellaneous notice lists properties for sale or exchange with J A Stearns at 111 North Maple Street. It also directs readers to Fidelity Abstract and Loan Company for abstracts and loans, with J V Richardson identified as President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Stearns
North Maple St
Fidelity Abstract & Loan Company
J V. Richardson
Miss Alice Fewsol Heads to Grand Island for Summer Visit
Miss Alice Fewsol leaves this morning for Grand Island Nebraska to spend the summer with her sister Mrs Russell Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Fewsol
Grand Island
Neb
Russell Smith
Second Annual Masons and Eastern Stars Picnic Planned
The second annual picnic for Masons and Eastern Stars and their families is set for June 15 at McKinley Park. A committee led by W F Busby Mia O E Coakley Monica Birkner Howard T Scurr Janice Pinkus Charles Hicks Carl Parrett and L F King oversees arrangements. Dinner begins at 6 30 followed by a dance at the pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Park
Masonic Temple
W. F. Busby
Mia
O. E. Coakley
Monica Birkner
Howard T. Scurr
Janice Pinkus
Charles Hicks
Carl Parrett
L. F. King
Surprise party honors Christa Still at home gathering
Thirty friends and neighbors surprised Christa Still at her home on Sunday. Guests arrived with baskets of food and a picnic dinner was served as the afternoon was spent socially. Attendees included Mr. Burchard and family D Harden and family Vernon Ross and family Hardin and family George Ross and family Mary Parker G Brown and W Hankey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christa Still
Mr. Burchard
D. Harden
Vernon Ross
Hardin
Gerge Ross
Mary Parker
G Brown
W. Hankey
Farewell Party for Wilson Family Held at Reetz Home
Friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H Reetz in farewell courtesy to Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson and family who will move to Liberty Illinois where Mr Wilson has held a position. Rev H H Twyford spoke and presented a gift of remembrance as refreshments were served.
Joy de Veer club entertains at Skiles home
The De Vee Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Robert Skiles 707 West Jefferson. Five hundred was played with Mrs James Kiisinger high, Mrs L J Wendel consolation, and Mrs W Jarvis guests prize. Guests included Mrs Jarvis Mrs Richard Brown Mrs Clyde Morrow and Mrs Silverthorn. Dainty refreshments were served after the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Vee Club
Mi. 2
Robert Skiles
West
Jefferson Street
James Kiisinger
L. J. Wendel
W. Jarvis
Jarvis
Richard Brown
Clyde Morrow
Silverthorn
Wendel
Engagement Announced for Gladys Schultz and Dr Edward Sullivan
Mr and Mrs William Niekamp of the Gatesworth in St Louis announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their niece Miss Gladys Schultz to Dr Edward F Sullivan son of Mr and Mrs James Sullivan Creson Iowa The wedding is set for 10 am June 16 at Immaculate Conception Church St Louis Father Joseph Sullivan will officiate Miss Schultz is a Lint enwood College alum and Dr Sullivan is a St Louis University graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Niekamp
Gatesworth Hotel
St. Louis
Gladys Schultz
Edward F. Sullivan
James Sullivan
New York Avenue
Cres‘on
Iowa
Immaculate Conception Church
Joseph Sullivan
Schultz
Lintenwood College
Sullivan
St. Louis University
Sunset supper postponed and auxiliary meeting notice
American Legion auxiliary meeting has been postponed. Sunset supper at Crestmoor Thursday, June 11. Everyone bring silver and dishes and those having guests notify Mrs. Harry Tramp or Mrs. George Bartle. Mr. and Mrs. E L Winnings of Kellerton visited Tuesday for shopping.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Crestmoor
Harry Tramp
George Bartle
Reardon-Sampson nuptials at St Malachys with reception
Miss Eileen Reardon daughter of Mrs Catherine Reardon of 304 North Cherry and Dr Carl F E Sampson son of Mrs Eldora Samp son and Dr F E Sampson were married at 10 am at St Malachys with Rev Stephen Wise officiating. Bridesmaid Miss Cecelia Reardon. groomsman Dr Homer Johnson of Iowa City. The bride wore ivory imported lace trimmed in velvet. A breakfast followed at the bride's home with 35 guests. out of town guests included Jack Reardon, Ed Fessler, J D Spaulding, and Miss Mattie Darrow. After the honeymoon the couple will live in Iowa City.
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Mary Moran
Arthur Ward
Bernice Herring
Jack Reardon
Red Oak
Ed Fessler
Greenfield
J. D. Spaulding
Mattie Darrow
Spaulding
Sampson
Estes Park
Hme
Iowa City
Mrs. R. A. Sandall Leaves for Clarinda Visit
Mrs. R. A. Sandall of 603 North Vine street departed this morning for Clarinda to visit her sister Mrs. I. L. Wann and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Sandall
North Vine Street
Clarinda
I. L. Wann
Mrs Warren Riggs and kin visit local shops
Mrs Warren Riggs and her daughter Mrs Earl McInttre and the son of Kent spent the day here shopping and visiting among friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Riggs
Earl McInttre
Kent
Nellie Harsh To Arrive Home From Grinnell College
Miss Nellie Harsh will arrive home this evening from Grinnell. She will spend the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Harsh, at 310 North Sycamore Street. She attends Grinnell College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Harsh
Grinnell
A. F. Harsh
North Sycamore Street
Miss Harsh
Grinnell College
Mrs Sampsen Returns Home After Iowa State Commencement
Mrs Eldora Sampsen arrives home from Des Moines after attending commencement at Iowa State University. Her son Dr Carl E Sampson was a member of the graduating class.
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Eldora Sampsen
Des Moines
Iowa State University
Carl E. Sampson
McKee Couple Return From Railroad Brotherhood Convention
Mr. and Mrs. B J McKee return home from Cleveland Ohio after four weeks away. Mr McKee served as a delegate to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and Mrs McKee attended as Auxiliary delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. McKee
Cleveland
Ohio
The
Brotherhood of Railroad
Auxiliary
McKee
Brotherhood
Mrs. McKee
Prayer Meeting at Christain Church Tonight
The Christain Church holds a prayer meeting tonight at 7 45 led by Rev H H Twyford. Officers and teachers from the Sunday school and the official board are urged to attend.
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H. H. Twyford
Urges Fight on Un-Americanism at G A R Encampment
Mrs Lillian C. Cary of Dubuque urged Iowa G A R affiliated groups to combat forces undermining American government. She praised education as a weapon and the bureau of naturalization as a vital patriotic school, stressing patriotism and loyalty in the nation’s history since the sixties.
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Associated Press
Mason City
G. AR
Lillian C. Cary
Dubuque
Iowa Department of the
America
Bureau of Naturalization
Capital City
Cleveland Times Quoted Reflections On Prohibition And Reform
The Cleveland Times reflects on prohibition's reach and road improvements halting progress. It contrasts a soldierly ideal with a sycophant’s ingratiation while noting that prohibition may have closed saloons as road work closed roads.
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Cleveland Times
Also Mentioned on This Page
Consumers
Med
Lippincotts
K. C
Vienna
Meat Dept
Frank Sti
Studebaker
Ford
Dodge Brothers
Creston Auto Co. Inc
Windstorm Insurance
W.N. Patt the Service Agency
Fred W. Doge
Schoonover
R. A. Swanson
Hester's
N. Maple Street
NEW North
Hudson Brothers Creston
Niemeyer
la Belle Moselle
Tampadora
Arthur Miller
E. L. Winnings
Kellerton
Christain Church
W.N. Patt
Rexall Drug Store
Lord Baltimore
Hanson's Drug Store
Rexall
Cary
Grand Army of the Republic
Mite
Creston's
Food Center
I. W. Cor. Elm and Montg. Sts
Tel
L. Bidsteap
Montgomery St
Apurgeons
Spurgeon
Creetan
Panama
Rainey Shining Parlor
Crawfords
Rock of Gibraltar
Towa Southern Utilities Company
Eureka Uum Cleaner
Alc
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