Main Room Ready At Rescue Mission
The Union Rescue Mission will hold its first service in its new home at 210 South Elm Street this Sunday.
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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1922
Page
5
The Union Rescue Mission will hold its first service in its new home at 210 South Elm Street this Sunday.
Sunday school will be held at 3 00 oclock p m G W Taylor will deliver at 8 00 p m The work on the building is not yet completed but we have the main room ready for services and are prepared to proceed with worship line by line.
In a fifth inning stoppage the Legion Baptists defeated the Swift Elks 23 to 4. The game featured 2 base hits by Stever, Birk er, Ryan, Welcher twice, Strance, and Thompson with Olson giving up 4 runs on 5 walks as Towne also walked five. Umpire M L Burt presided.
The body of the late Mrs Myrtle Hughes was taken to the family home near Fisk Iowa after a funeral party brought it from the Des Moines hospital. Funeral services are set for 2:00 pm Sunday at Otis Chapel with interment in Union Cemetery Rev Jones of Orient to officiate. Mrs Hughes leaves husband Henry Hughes and four children.
The upstairs wing to be used for Sunday school rooms now under E. E. Wade who has moved in to oversee the building. Dedicatory services scheduled for Sunday are postponed due to circumstances, with Creston Ministerial Alliance sponsoring the ceremonies at a later date.
A newspaper item correcting an earlier report notes a missing word altered meaning in a court matter involving Gilbert Frederickson and Carson. The correction states Frederickson did not pursue the boy, and the omission caused a false impression. Both parties are reputable citizens and the dispute is resolved.
The June Expansion Edition of the Gazette concentrates little on Harper and MeIntyre Co. A full page shows the tome building with photos of S. H. Harper and Frank MelIntyre, while the opposite page features twenty road salesmen including Arthur E. Foster of Creston Scott Smith of Villisca and B. G. Greeman formerly of Creston.
A marriage license was issued this morning to Raymond A. Dudley, 27, and Alice Mary Miller, 21, both residents of Creston.
Osceola dispatch reports the jury awarded the county 1840.25 plus interest from former Treasurer J G Wilson and the Iowa Bonding and Casualty Company. The suit sought about 3000 dollars for a shortfall during Wilson’s illness when C W Judkins acted as treasurer without bond. Judkins was convicted of about 55000 embezzlement and is imprisoned at Fort Madison. Wilson and the bonding company appeal.
A Columbia Graphophone Catalogue note profiles Gatty Sellars as a master descriptive organist with two thousand recitals in seven years across Europe and the Americas. It lists his tone poems Finlandia and The Fountain Melody and titles such as Ave Maria and The Nymph, highlighting his memory-based improvisations and international renown.
The Masonic fraternity in Creston advances toward building a new temple. Architect Clarence Yule’s plans have been approved by the building committee and trustees, with construction expected to start soon and contracts likely within ten days. The front and side elevations are on display at McGregor Bros. & Coens, drawing broad attention for their detailed layout including a basement nine feet above sidewalk, parlor spaces, a large kitchen, boiler room, banquet hall, and upper lodge rooms.
The piece outlines Part Two Tone Poem The Mighty ABA by Gatty Sellars presenting daybreak waterfalls a pompous march of mountains a climactic finale then a sunset chorale. Ketelby evokes sunlit monastery garden birds and distant Kyrie solos.
A fragment describes an Asssilant work by Paisley Abbey organist in Scotland with an Extempation on a Requested Thema. The pastoral storm piece may be played at Luecera Cathedral and an al fresco concert by rustics in Switzerland is interrupted by a storm before a brief thanksgiving and resume.
Ravens form lifelong bonds and reuse their nests each breeding season, a pattern noted by observers as a stable nesting habit. This behavior supports consistent territory and breeding success across years.
An old remedy suggests brewing sage tea with sulphur to darken faded or gray hair. A ready made Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound is marketed for home use to apply with a sponge through small strands. The ad claims hair becomes dark, soft and luxuriant after one or two applications.
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