Philpot Couple Welcome Daughter at Home
Mr and Mrs F Philpot of 405 South Birch street are the parents of a daughter born Thursday at their home.
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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1922
Page
4
Mr and Mrs F Philpot of 405 South Birch street are the parents of a daughter born Thursday at their home.
Miss Ethel Campbell has returned home from Omaha where her mother Mrs. Thos Campbell will receive treatment from a specialist at Methods Hospital for a time.
The four year old daughter of Harry Wurster of Lenox resumed going home yesterday after a period of treatment at the Greater Community Hospital.
Creston’s Dan Cowles, longtime Q railroad conductor, recounts the 1864 Battle of Kildeer Mountain near D akota where about 2 500 U S fighters faced around 10 000 Sioux. He recalls Sully Brackett and the 6th Iowa and 7th Iowa cavalry, the Minnesota battery and the heavy fighting on July 28 1864 with hundreds killed and a strategic retreat to Sioux City.
Deer Mountain and the old fighter nearly reached the summit but altitude stopped them. His daughter and grandson reached the top. he recalls July 28, 1864. Next year they plan a Decoration Day trip to honor two comrades buried on the battleground. Mr. Cowles says they will travel west in July to visit their son in Salt Lake City and daughter in Gray Bull Wyoming.
Mr and Mrs Tom Henry a newly married couple were surprised at their west of Spaulding home Thursday evening Neighbors and friends gathered for a social evening with gifts ice cream and cake served Priests departed at the end wishing the couple happiness in their married life
No 12 passenger train 12 struck a new Ford coupe driven by Carl Goltry northeast of Russell at Creston about 10 06 o clock at night. Goltry and his companion Paul Smith were injured and the car wrecked. Goltry was unconscious for a time. Smith had minor cuts. The train did not stop at Russell and was speeding. it backed up after the collision. Both men went home afterward.
Mrs. Addie FE Heflin state patriotic instructor for the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic, leaves Monday with her granddaughter Lucile Heflin and mother Mrs. James Igoe for the Thirty Third Annual Convention of the Department of Iowa in Iowa City. They will visit Mrs. Igoe’s brother George Rubey and family in Cedar Rapids before returning to Creston.
Coroner's jury charges J. R Hodges of Red Oak with criminal carelessness after an auto crash between Stanton and Villisea that killed Mrs. Aaron Anderson who burned to death and left her husband severely burned who died later while attempting to rescue her.
L. H. Johnson from Lamont visited Leon last Saturday with an eight cylinder Ford. He and friends mounted two Ford engines on a single chassis, one behind the other, to double power and boost speed, drawing many spectators as they toured with a speedster body.
The pastor returns to the city and will lead both morning and evening sermons in the church. Sunday School meets at ten. The pastor teaches the Brotherhood class. Prayer meeting is Wednesday at eight. The public is invited to attend all services.
Jerome E Emanuel Bible School at 10 A M and preaching at 11 A M with a sermon on Sanballat and Tobiah. Evening services at 7 PM feature Character making and Home building lectures. Strong attendance and new members reported. visitors welcome.
The First Church of Christ, Scientist at 104 N Oak St invites the public to Sunday school at 10 and morning service at 11 with the lesson Is He Universe Including Man Evolved by Atomic Force. Wednesday testimonial at 7 clock and reading room hours Wednesday and Saturday 2 to 4.
Church School at ten o'clock and preaching at eleven o clock with the sermon The Value of the Inner Counsel. Communion observed Sunday morning June 25th. Missionary story and Sunday School Extension Society drive noted. Clyde C Harris minister.
Sabbath school at 2 P M and preaching at 3 P M with topic Is Our Conscience a Safe Guide Elder Mowarid Dawson leads. Sunday evening Pieter Schwindt speaks on Where are Our Loved Ones after Death. Funeral notices mention regular services.
Salem Lutheran Church sets Sunday School at 9 30 morning worship at 10 15 Swedish service at 11 15 and evening worship at 9 00. Mid week service next Wednesday evening. Luther League social Thursday evening with Edna Selander Adelian Youngberg and Janette Johnson as entertainers. Dorcas Society hosts Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs Carl Selander 510 N Cedar. Welcome to all. Pastor Wilburn Palmquist.
In the pastor's absence Rev J W Woodsum leads a Children Day program at 10 30 Sunday morning June 18 Evening Chorus Wake Happy Invocation Bapt A W Crane Long Summer Day of Gladness Junior Choir Scripture Words of Cheer Supt A W Grane Song Sunbeams Bright of Love
Messrs Bowman and Quackenbush of Ideal Electric Company secure the contract to wire the new Chariton High School at a cost of 250000 dollars. C W Ennis of Grinnell handles construction. Ideal Electric of Creston won the wiring bid amid stiff competition.
A school program list featuring songs and recitations from multiple classes. Performances include The Robins Sing, This is Chilken's Day, Count as In-Five Boys Song, Daisy exercise, Flower March and Recitation, Happy Just Like Me, Happy As Can Be, A Thank You Song, Roses Blooming Bright and Fair, and Raise to the Lord.
Supt A W Crane notes no evening church service. The B Y P U invites the community to join in a 7 o clock service tonight.
Rev David Ferguson rector invites all to St Pauls Episcopal Church on West Adams Street for Church School at 10 A M and Morning Service with Address at 10 45 A M. All are cordially invited to attend.
Daily Vacation Bible School runs July 5 to 16 with Miss Lucile Miller of the University of Nebraska directing. Registration is free for all children. Sunday services change to morning preaching on "The Cool of the Day" with Gatty Sellers, world famed organist, giving two free concerts at 4:00 and 8:00.
Separate collars gain popularity for round and square necked frocks. The daintiest pieces feature fine linen with elaborate embroidery using very fine thread.
The London region reports 101,767 licensed motor drivers, a sizable base reflecting ongoing mobility needs and regulatory compliance within the metropolis. The figure highlights the region's transportation landscape and potential demand for licensing services and road safety programs.
J Temple Gwathney of Virginia sent the famed mare Belle of Bryn Mawr to stud then back to racing to prove his theory that training a mare as a yearling and retiring to stud improves later performance. The mare, once wild, settled down at Canterbury Farm and won the International Steeplechase Handicap equaling the track record.
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