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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1926
Page
8
Society Calendar Shows Club Meetings Across Week
The octagonal calendar lists daily society events including the Bridge club, Royal Neighbors, Clover and Carnation clubs, Dramatic club, Ladies of the A M, Black Cat, Loyal Workers, and Tam events. Activities span from a Tuesday agenda to Friday gatherings at local churches and mission groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Octave Bridge Club
L.A of Bot
Risko Club
Joy de Vee Pienie Royal Neighbors Loyal Workers Clover Club
Carnation Club
Etaluers Dramatic Club
Ladies of the A.M. C
Black Cat Club
Willing Help Congregational Missionary Society L
L. F
Bridge Club
Baptist Church
Crestmoor
Gecca
W. HM S
Methodist Church
Marriages Karrer Good and Peak Brotherton in local ceremonies
Des Moines area brides Mil dred Karrer and Edna Louise Peak wed within home and church settings. Clarence Good and L Eugene Brotherton married as families and friends attended at the bride's mother's residence and the Presbyterian manse. The pairs plan home resettlements on Hickman avenue Des Moines and West Howard street Creston, with attendees including relatives from the groom's and bride's families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karrer-Good
M. Karrer
Morton Avenue
Des Moines
Mildred Karrer
Clarence Good
Clifton E Rash
Arpandale Federated Church
Edna Karrer
George Good
F. B. Bellus
Mendelssohn
Good
Union Mutual Casualty Company
Alma Good
North
Walnut Street
Creston
Karre
Hickman Avenue
Fred
Kunath
Jack
Harold
Births in Creston Area Delight Local Families
Word has been received of a baby girl born at the home of Mr and Mrs Jamesoates Pairfield. Mr and Mrs Routes, former Creston residents, welcome Winnie and Naomi and spent the weekend visiting parents. Various locals, including H Griffin, D Skinner, T Shay, Ray Allen, and Frank Brotherton with Hon. George, traveled to visit relatives in neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Jamesoates
Pairfield
Creston
Mins Winnie
Naomi Fen
Sumlay
Hot Griffin
Dh. Skinner
Lenoxpent
Shay
Maloy
Ray Allen
Adairs
Frank Brotherton
Hon
George
Clarinda
BC. Brown and Son
Galleft
Corning
Brown
A. Eno
Amherst crew of ’72 and the beat of Amherst style
A lively reminiscence describes six Amherst athletes from 1872 posed by their furniture, celebrating a victorious season. The caption playfully imagines their looks, dances, and strength from rowing to athletic feats, hinting at campus social life and the era’s vibe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anvil
Amherst
Dr Amherst
Dawes Draws Fire as Farm Relief Sparks Tense White House Ties
Washington June 21 Charles G Dawes appears among farm relief agitators outside his office as tensions rise with President Coolidge over farm policy Dawes promotes relief measures while the White House stays distant and wary of legislative involvement Amid strained ties they are seen as publicly cool to each other with Dawes enjoying the scene and the controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vicw
Charles G. Dawes
Capletol
Dawes
Calvin Coolidge
Iowa
Jin
Ylee
Coolidge
Cleland
Cromwell Visitor and Local Social News
Joe Vicker of Cromwell spent Saturday in this city visiting friends and handling business. Miss Mildred Lilley departed for Council Bluffs after a week with her sister Mrs. Virgil Lenter. Mrs. A. B. Schroder returned home after several days in Chicago for the Eucharistic Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Vicker
Cromwell
Mildred Lilley
Council Bluffs
Virgil Lenter
A. B. Schroder
Chicago
Lenox visitor and area residents noted in Creston notice
Orval Jones of Lenox spent Saturday in Creston on business. Mrs. Ralph Winger and son Foulph, visited in Keokuk before returning home. Mrs. Mary Adcock left for Galesburg. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Nordhausen returned from a motor trip visiting several cities. For sale ad for a modern four room home near the new high school. Mrs. Edward Smith returned from Van Wert. Charles J. Harshaw departed for Cleveland for a national convention. Mrs. Allen Holcomb of York City planned a Leavenworth visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orval Jones
Lenox
Ralph Winger
Foulph
Keokuk
Henry Lee
North
Vine Street
Fred Routh
Louise
Diagonal
Creston
Mary Adcock
Galesburg
Til
L. A. Nordhausen
Chebanse
Mr. Nordhausen
St Joseph
Kansas City
St. Louis
Urbana
Edward Smith
van Wert
Charles Howell
Charles J. Harshaw
Cleveland
IA. T. S. EB
Harshaw
Allen Holcomb
York City
Leavenworth
Kun
Tires
Holcomb
Kenneth Davenport
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Kent
Leohard Crotherton
Oak
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Leonard Statbuet
West Howard Street
John F. Golden
Pirst Nut’s Bank
Siew
BY Tom Sims
Anc
White House
Charles P. Stewart
NEA
Senator Cameron
Arizona
Daw
Creston's Food Center
N. W. Comer
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Lee Bidstrup
New High School
N. Pine
San Jose
California
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