Joy de Vee Party Honors Members at Creston Home
Mrs. Joy de Vee entertained the Joy de Vee clan at her 408 South Walnut Street home Tuesday afternoon. Four five hundred tables placed, Mrs. James Kiisinger won first, Mrs. Russell Brookman second, and Mrs. Willard LeBaron of Omaha took consolation. A two course luncheon followed. Guests included Mrs. John Milnes, Mrs. C. W. Clark, Mrs. Clyde Hixenbaugh, Mrs. Frank Krisnger of Creston, and Mrs. Willard LaBaron of Omaha alongside Mrs. Ralph Graham of Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stranee
South
Walnut Street
Joy de Vee
James Kiisinger
Russell Brookman
Willard LeBaron
Omaha
John Milnes
C. W. Clark
Clyde Hixenbaugh
Frank Krisnger
Creston
Willard LaBaron
Ralph Graham
Burlington
Spitzerinktum Club Plans Picnic at McKinley Park
The Spitzerinktum club announces its annual picnic on Thursday at McKinley Park. Past August picnics clashed with farm work, so this year’s meeting shifts to June with dinner served at 1 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spitzerinktum Club
McKinley Park
W O T U Meeting Led By Vice President On Flag Day
Regular W O T U meeting held Tuesday at the Christian church with vice president Mrs A W Tucker in charge due to the absent president. Jean Watson led devotional services and Flag Day program guided by Mrs A D Briggs with several members participating in an engaging presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
A. W. Tucker
Jean Watson
A. D. Briggs
A. G. Hosier
Minnie Miller
H. M. Bell
EB. P. Gustin
Agenda Class Elects Officers At Mrs Englund Home
The Agenda class of the First Baptist church met at Mrs C V Englund 1004 North Elm Tuesday evening. Mrs Don Emerson assisted. After a brief business session led by President Mrs RR Hunt, officers for the year were elected: President Mrs Joe Schoenberger, Vice President Mrs Harry McAllister, Secretary Mrs George Berchtold, Treasurer Miss Eva Richards, and Press Correspondent Ruby Raybourn Goodman. Refreshments were served by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Englund
North Elm Street
Don Emerson
Dostess
RR. M. Hunt
Joe Schoenberger
Harry McAllister
George Berchtold
Eva Richards
Ruby Raybourn Goodman
Bide A Wee Host Couple Entertains Club Evening
Mr and Mrs John Akes of South Maple street hosted the Bide A Wee club Tuesday night. Five hundred game winner was Joe Mullen with John Wilmes as consolation. Dainty refreshments concluded the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Akes
South Maple Street
Joe Mullen
John Wilmes
Loyal Girls Host Sunday School Party at Miss Swanker’s Home
The Loyal Girls Sunday school class of the Christian church held a party at 403 West Monroe street last night. Guests enjoyed games and singing before refreshments served by Wilma Kneller Faye McKinnon Ellen Jackson and Louretta Hixenbaugh. Velda Humphrey of Corning was an out of town guest.
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Loyal Girls
The
Christian Church
Helen Swanker
West Monroe Street
Wilma Kneller
Faye McKinnon
Ellen Jackson
Louretta Hixenbaugh
Velda Humphrey of
Corning
St Malachys Society Plans Annual Breakfast
The St Malachys society met Tuesday in the parish hall with many members present. Reports from committees were read and plans for the annual breakfast next Sunday were completed. Refreshments were served by Mrs Charles Quinn Miss Maud Plum and Mrs Jo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Malachy’s Society
Charles Quinn
Maud Plum
Lodge Notices From De Molay Meeting Dates
One line lodge notice for Order of De Molay advising avail free notices with advertiser prior to each meeting. telephone 42.
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de Molay
Notable Local Names Listed in Social Section
The snippet lists several individuals including Mrs Nora Patten Mullen Mrs 2 M Palma Miss Ruth L Porter and Mrs John Treanor, indicating a social or society note naming attendees or participants.
Mardi Cardi club luncheon at Lowana Hotel
Mrs. W. H. Owens hosted a 1 o'clock luncheon for the Mardi Cardi club at the Lowana Hotel on Tuesday afternoon. After lunch, bridge was played with Mrs. T. T. McColl winning first prize and Mrs. O. Stream second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Owens
Lowana
Tt. T. McColl
O. Stream
Births in city announce two baby girls named Betty Lee and Wilma Grace
Mr and Mrs William Geller of 819 North Sumner announce a six and three quarter pound baby girl born this morning at Greater Community hospital named Betty Lee. Mr and Mrs Floyd Evans of Orient announce a baby girl born June 16 at their home named Wilma Grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Geller
North
Sumner Avenue
Greater Community Hospital
Betty Lee
Floyd Evans
Orient
Wilma Grace
Brass-buttoned Marine Jacket Tops Sporty Look
A brass-buttoned marine jacket is featured as the latest style atop the girl who plays life sportively on the links or court. The piece links maritime flair with athletic chic, suggesting a bold, confident wardrobe for tennis or golf.
Road Location Question About Route No 16 In Iowa
Afton and Winterset area residents dispute whether to reroute No 16 to Lorimer Union County and then to Primary No 34 Afton supporters prefer keeping the current path while opponents favor Lorimer as a primary road The Daily Advertiser backs the bond issue for county roads but stays neutral on the route dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afton
Union County
Winterest
Madison
Madison County
Lorimer
Winterset
Mackaburg
Mr. Black
J. C. DeLay
Matt Conway
Black
Conway
Ewood Roads Committee
Creston
No. 16
DeLay
Highway Commission
Feir
State Highway Commission
Daily Advertiser
Jis
Jury Convicts De Autremont in Oregon Train Holdup Case
A jury in Jacksonville Oregon finds Hugh Autremont guilty of murder for the Siskyou tunnel train holdup near the California Oregon line in October 1923 that killed four men. The verdict came after about 1 hour 24 minutes of deliberation and the jury recommends life imprisonment. Hugh Autremont smiled at the verdict and spoke to fellow prisoners including his twin brothers Ray and Roy who await sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Ore
Hugh¢ Autremoent
Siskivou Tunnel
California Oregon Line
Wihicu
Young de Autremont
Ray
Rey
Roy
Hugh
Iowa seeks Tony the Wop linked jail break case
Emmetsburg Iowa on June 22 reports Tony the Wop known as John Welsh wanted after a St Paul robbery case. He and Frank Smith allegedly held up Georgi Groves of Estherville on June 23 1926 stealing 250 dollars and a 5000 diamond stick pin. They escaped jail July 30 and later broke out again September 29 in a prior jailbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmetsburg
Tony the Wop
St. Paul Rad
John Welsh
Georgi Groves
Estherville
Frank Smith
Bill Aims To Exempt Irish Women From Jury Duty
A pending bill seeks to remove Irish women from jury service due to alleged irksomeness. The measure proposes broad exemption for female jurors amid debate on gender fairness in the legal process.
American Elizabeth Ryan Wins Wimbledon Opener 6 2 6 4
Miss Elizabeth Ryan defeating England's E U Connell 6-2 6-4 in her first match at this year's Wimbledon. Helen Wills advances to the fourth round by defeating C Lumley Ellis 6-3 6-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbledon
England
Elizabeth Ryan
Er U Connell
Helen Wills
California
Mss
C. Lumley Ellis
Miners Call for Wage Bonds in Illinois Talks
Chicago June 22 A wage adjustment conference resumes with a proposal from miners for surety bonds covering employees wages. Illinois Coal Operators Association president Rice Miller says the unions plan is detrimental though operators want to show wage discussions under Jacksonville terms cannot run the Illinois mines. Miners union president Harry Fishwick says miners have lost about 1 million dollars in wages due to operator failures.
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Chicago
Rice Miller
Illinois Coal Operators’ Association
Jacksonville
Harry Fishwick
Ilinois
Woman's Party Delegates Plan White House Visit
Mrs Rebecca Hourwich vice chairman of Maine branch announces an auto caravan of National Woman's party members will visit President Coolidge in the Black Hills to urge support for a federal equal rights amendment. The plan aims to ensure equality before the law for all women and remove property and custody restrictions among other protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
National Woman's Party
Coolidge
Black Hills
South Dakota
Rebecca Hourwich
Maine
Hourwich
Colorado Springs
United States
Missouri River Flood Drowns Corn Land Near Glenwood
Around six to ten thousand acres of corn land west of Glenwood Iowa lie under water as the Missouri River floods the area. Residents report the river has risen high and inundated fields along the riverbank, threatening crops and property in the surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Missouri River
Flooding Destroys Farmland Near Pacific Junction
A Jevee built by Pottawattamie County near Fol som at a cost of $5,000 broke Sunday and flooded a wide area. Five families near Pacific Junction have been compelled to leave their farms and others are ready to depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottawattamie County
Folsom
Pacific Junction
Budapest Honors Ocean Flyers
Budapest saluted Ocean Flyers Chamberlain and Levine who arrived from Vienna by air. Chamberlin received a silver loving cup and Levine a silver laurel wreath from the Hungarian Aero Club. Speeches praised the Americans by Ambassador J Butler Wright the Budapest burgomaster and Hungarys commerce minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
Chamberlain
Levine
Vienna
Chamberlin
Hungarian Aero Club
J. Butler Wright
Hungaran
Commerce
Shanghai Fears New Outbreak
Unease grips Canton as rumors spread that radicals plan an attack on Shameen the foreign quarter to free imprisoned comrades triggering fears of a fresh outbreak in Shanghai on June 22.
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Shanghai
Canton
Shameen
Complimenting Sportswear
Silk homespun outfits in soft pastels headline stylish sports costumes with a svelet look.
Miss Elinore Foleka Weds Earl Livingston in Home Ceremony
Miss Elinore Foleka daughter of Mrs Anna Foleka of Menlo married Earl Livingston son of Mrs Minnie Livingston at 9 this morning. Rev R H Robinson officiated at the bride home of her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs F S Furnes 408 North Sycamore. Attendants were Miss Violet Civia and C E Parker. The couple will honeymoon three weeks in Denver and reside after July 14 at 21 North Jarvis Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinore Foleka
Anna Foleka
Menlo
Earl Livingston
Minnie Livingston
North Oak Street
R. H. Robinson
Presbyterian Church
F. S. Furnes
North Sycamore Street
Violet Civia
C. E. Parker
Farmers Work Long Hours With Tractor Headlights
In Gettysburg and Mercersburg areas farmers extend work from sunrise to sundown by equipping tractors with headlights to toil after dark. The practice shows local adaptation to long daylight hours and busy seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettynburg
Mercersburg
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Knights and Wives
Father Brady
Knights of Columbus
Iowana Hotel
James Brady
Goon
Southwest
Knights
EE. F. McEntry
M. J. Sheridan
FP. H. Hinnon
O. J. Cuilagy
Madge ‘Treanor
West Mills Street
Helen McMahon
Kathryn Feak
Jessie Stump
Avis Henderson
Veronica Geis
Coter‘e Club
Royal Neighbors
Clover Club
Risko Club
Loyal Workers Carnation Club
St. John’s Evangelical Guild
Salvation Army League
Bunch Methodist Ladies Aid Baptist Ladies Aid Congregational Missionary Society
St. Paul's Guild Auxiliary Ladies Aid of Christian Heured U
B. of L. FU
Big Sisters’ Class Comus Club
Pixie Club
Royal Rebekats Daughters of American Revolution Civile Federation Garden Tea
Home Guard of
M. E
Ehurch
Pienie Cecil Cain
Chel
Bert Acosta
Atlantic
Richard FE. Byrd
Roosevelt Field
Long Island
de Autremont
Tony the
Iowa
Des Moines
Hammill
John Fox Lake
Shenandoah
State Library Commission
A. J Barkley
Boone
Lake
Currach
Ireland
Sir Delves Broughton
Prince Galahad
Magical Music
Sx. W. M
Paris
Countes de Perigny
Lannilis
Santa Monica
Calif
George Jean Nathan
Dramaticritic
New York
Lillian Gish
New York Evening World Hat
Neb
Wis
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Wisconsin
Lowden
Senate
Nebraska Penitentiary
Frank Carter
John N. Baldwin
Lincoln
State Supreme Court
Carter
Marshalltown
Juliana
Chichester
Wilson
del Monte
Trimmer
Creston Hotel
M. Trimmer
Woman’s Party
Missouri
Foleka
Livingston
SIANG
Catsup van Camp
Creston's Food Center
Ade
Spurgeon
Tinritt
Emtec
Unitrust
Lagomarcino-Grape Co
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