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Newspaper

Creston Daily Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1925

Page

4

Greenfield Couples Tie Knots in Week Marriage Licenses

Marriage licenses issued in Greenfield last week include Warren G Cook and Edna B Owen of Fontanelle on June 4, Earle Leroy Thompson of Greenfield and Charlsey Clayton of Orient on June 6, Fred Emery Russell of Greenfield and Jessie Edna Nngraham of Clarinda on June 8, Ira Simon Adamson of Greenfield and Nora Ruth Lowell of Cromwell on June 8, Harold Leroy Moraine of Stuart and Mary Eva Laughlin of Stuart on June 9, EF. F. Goodman of Creston and Ladonne Grace Green of Kansas City on June 9. The council, meeting in the city clerk’s private room after moving the town hall for the electric plant, leased the second floor over Johnston & McCrea for admin headquarters until a new city hall is built.

Warren G. Cook Hiawatha Kan Edna B Owen Fontanelle Earle Leroy Thompson Greenfield Charlsey Clayton Orient Fred Emery Russell Greenfied Jessie Edna Nngraham Clarinda Ira Simon Adamson Nora Ruth Lowell Cromwell Harold Leroy Moraine Stuart Mary Eva Laughlin EF. F. Goodman Creston Ladonne Grace Green Kansas City H. G. Spooner First National Bank Johnston & McCrea

Aidar County Free Press editor’s grandson born at Creston hospital

K. H. Sidney business manager of the Adair County Free Press and his wife welcomed a son named Edwin John at Greater Community hospital Creston. The newborn bears the grandfather’s name in tribute to the editor of the local paper.

K. H. Sidney Adair County Free Press Greater Community Hospital Creston Edwin John

Former Creston editor and publisher tied to 1889 consolidation

The Creston Commonwealth editor and publisher, who oversaw the paper before its sale, joined in the consolidation with the Cres ton Advertiser around 1889, marking a merge of the local print voices.

Creston Commonwealth Creston Advertiser

Masonic Grand Master Names Iowa Lodge Officers

Davenport June 11 Thomas W Wellington Fort Madison elected grand master of Iowa Masons at the grand lodge session Henry H Dean Glenwood named senior warden Denver Shafer Des Moines junior warden J W Cook Des Moines named grand treasurer Charles C Hunt Cedar Rapids grand secretary Wellington later announced deputy grand master Clarinda Karl Peters deputy grand secretary Cedar Rapids Rev B F Martin Davenport grand chaplain Frank Morrow Traer senior deacon Henry L Davis Winterset junior deacon Hugh J Stephenson Sioux City senior steward William Paisley Hillsboro junior steward Edward M Snell Fort Madison marshal Ralph Bunce Burlington grand tiler Charles Clark Burlington custodian of work.

Associated Presa Davenport Thomas W. Wellington Fort Madison Iowa Masons Grand Lodge Henry H Dean Glenwood Denver Shafer Des Moines J. W. Cook Wee Charles C. Hunt Cedar Rapids The Karl Peters Clarinda Harry A. Palmer Rev B. F. Martin Frank Morrow Traer Henry L. Davis Winterset Hugh J. Stephenson Sioux City William Paisley Hillsboro Edward M. Snell Ralph Bunce Burlington Charles Lark

Amphibian Planes Set to Join MacMillan Arctic Expedition

The NA-3 amphibian plane arrived at Sagamore Point Cape Cod after a squall forced a landing. NA-1 and NA-2 reached Squantum yesterday. Two planes to be shipped to the navy yard, with the third flown from Boston to Wiscasset as the Peary sails.

Associated Press Squantum Mass Donald B. MacMillan Arctic Philadelphia Sagamore Point Cape Cod Navy Yard MacMillian Boston Wiscasset

Thaw Spends Night On Broadway After Winchester Visit

Harry K. Thaw returns to Broadway spending evening at a cabaret. He greets Rialto belles, drinks pine ice water and orangeade, chats with performers, and declines to dance citing not keeping up with modern steps. He said an old-fashioned waltz failed to tempt him onto the floor.

Associated Press New York Harry K. Thaw Broadway Winchester Lillian Russel

Vitagraph Wildfire features racer Theresa Gough on stage

The Screen Real Thoroughbred screens Wildfire with Theresa Gough, a real racehorse and sister to Nellie Gough. She delighted Aileen Pringle on set, trotted through Havana and stood in as the film’s name mare. Wildfire plays at the Strand theatre.

Vitagraph Theresa Gough Nellie Gough Miami Aileen Pringle Havana Strand Theatre

Auto Crash Near Davenport Leaves Man Severely Hurt

Louis Lowry of Davenport is hospitalized in serious condition after a late yesterday afternoon collision 50 feet from a death curve sign on Brady Street. His car overturned when it struck a horse drawn wagon, with potential internal injuries and possible unconsciousness.

Asanciated Press Davenport Louis Lowry Brady Street Lowry

Centerville Visit Ends For Armstrong Family

Mrs. George Armstrong and daughter Barbara Jean return home to Centerville after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Scott Armstrong at 101 North Jarvis Street for the past few days.

George, Armstrong Barbara Jean Centerville Scott Armstrong North Jarvis Street

Des Moines Considers 12 Story Building Height Limit

The Des Moines city council may cap skyscraper height at 12 stories or 150 feet in the downtown business district under a tentative zoning ordinance. City plan engineer Earl O. Mills says the rule aims to ease traffic congestion and ensure uniform light and air access, stabilizing real estate values.

Associated Press Des Moines Earl O. Mills Harlan Bartholomew City Zoning Commission Mills

Sedalia Man Visits Creston for Business Ties

Don Quinn of Sedalia Missouri arrived in Creston today to attend to business interests and Baden Powell left for Grand Rapids Michigan to spend two weeks with his father Frank Powell.

Don Quinn Sedalia Creston Baden Powell Grand Rapids, Mich Frank Powell

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