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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1923
Page
5
G H Roberts of Creston testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured his lameness in the loins and frequent kidney secretions. He says they removed headaches and dizziness and strengthened his kidneys after using them from Leach's Drug Store. Price 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo N Y.
A gown follows the current fad with pleated flounces and a narrow hem. The two flounces appear in tunic fashion over a tight underskirt that shows only a few inches.
Rural Eight grade graduates held a 1 150 clock ceremony in the assembly room of the county high school with Nancy M Bell presiding. The program included music invocation flag salute address and diploma presentations. Notable students listed by township include Alice Cooper Thelma Bishop Isabel Brownlee and many others from New Hope Dodge Lincoln Spaulding Douglas Highland Union Jones Pleasant Sand Creek Grant Platte Arispe Shannon City Thayer and Talmage townships.
Douglas township MeeKee's school house hosts a Farm Bureau meeting at 7:00 pm with a balloon ascent games and amusements, a Girls program, a lecture by Dr. Gibson, motion pictures, and a refreshments break. Ladies asked to bring cake and strawberries and all are urged to attend with families.
Afton residents met with the Board of Supervisors to demand the new primary road follow the existing highway east of town on the south side of the Burlington tracks toward the waterhead bridge. The board refused, noting road work had already begun.
Dr Wade delivered a stirring morning address as weather spoiled a children’s day program. Summer school students will be incorporated into services, and the community is urged to welcome visitors. State Christian Churches convention in Red Oak draws many members, with Ladies of the church hosting events Thursday. The W V convention plans to assist next week, Loyal Berean Bible class to meet Friday evening, and Stewardship study postponed tonight.
Mrs. A. 8. Wilson of 312 North Walnut announces the marriage of her daughter Lucile L. Wilson to Robert O. Ingram at Des Moines on January 26, 1923. The couple, formerly of Creston and both members of the Advertiser staff, now reside in Des Moines.
Mrs Charles Lester longtime city resident and former Crestor resident died suddenly at her Highland township home Tuesday evening after a brief illness. She leaves husband two children Maurice of Montana and Miriam at home and sister Mae Kennedy of this city. Funeral plans await word from her son.
Lond fringe decorates the edge of straight tunics shown in the sharpest evening gown styles of the season. Designers feature pearl fringe to add luster to formal silhouettes.
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