For Rent and Help Wanted Classified Items
A mixed small town classified page lists a six room house for rent at 219 N Sumner Ave with possession July 1 and contact, general help wanted postings at Good Eaters Cafe for night help and a dishwasher, a light housework girl, and a five room house renter inquiry to Mr Cray, plus used car buyers at 216 318 West Montgomery St and a bookkeeper cashier position seeking a middle aged widow. Also a lost Eastern Star pin between the post office and 405 West Montgomery with reward and return request to the Advertiser office.
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Mr. Cray
West
Montgomery St
P. O. Box
Wrest Montgomery
Fred W. Doge A Safe Place To Trade
Local shop advertises fresh meats and country trade with cash paid for eggs. Offers include 10 lbs Sugar 100 lbs Sugar varieties 3 lbs Lard prunes butter cereal flour and staples, single items and bulk options. Free delivery and orders by phone from 113 E Montgomery Street.
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E. Montg
In the Wake of the Storm at Strand Theatre
An International Harvester one reel feature screens Tuesday and Wednesday showing conditions in the Indiana Tornado district at the Strand Theatre.
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International Harvester
Indiana
Strand Theatre
Sunday School Parade Draws Thousands in Dubuque
The fifteenth annual Protestant Sunday school parade in Dubuque drew about 6,000 participants including 20 floats 10 bands and Sunday school instructors. A post parade picnic followed as part of the event noted as one of the city’s most beautiful street pageants.
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Dubuque
Dubuge
Local residents travel and visit in city
Mrs J B Williams of Afton shopped in the city while George F Sidell returned home to Fremont after a weekend visit. Mr and Mrs C B Menzel came home Monday from Corning after the weekend with friends. Mrs Earl Pierce left for Kent to stay with her parents. Charls Warner and Alma Rogers left for Cromwell to attend a funeral. Calvin Longstreth went to Des Moines after visiting his mother. Mrs J W Moore of Oskaloosa left for New Market to visit friends. Miss Louise Abel of Des Moines visited before heading to Lenoir. Mrs BE Kemp left for Marysville to visit her daughter. Mrs L T Deaver went to Des Moines to visit her daughter. Mrs J F Bowers accompanied her mother home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Williams
Afton
George F. Sidell
Fremont
Neb
C. B. Menzel
Corning
Earl Pierce
Kent
W. M. Dahlberg
Charls Warner
Alma Rogers
Cromwell
Floyd Babbitt
Calvin Longstreth
Des Moines
Mary Longstreth
J. W. Moore
Oskaloosa
Tday
New Market
Louise Abel
Des Maines
Wisik
Lenoir
Glenna Walters
BE. M. Kemp
Peterson Avenue
Marysville
Carl Murray
L. T. Deaver
Social Notes Highlight Mrs McReynolds Visit and Club Gathering
Mrs L C Mitchell hosted Mrs M A McReynolds of Colorado Springs at a Sunday dinner. Attending were Mrs O P Tillman Mrs L L Goole and Mrs Sadie Farnsworth. The I C Club met at Richards home 611 North Vine Street Monday evening in honor of the marriages of Mr and Mrs Ralph Coan and Mr and Mrs Stanley Tiffany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Mitchell
M. A. McReynolds
Colorado Springs
O. P. Tillman
L. L. Goole
Sadie Farnsworth
I. C. Club
IL. C. Club
Richards
North Vine Street
Ralph Coan
Stanley Tiffany
Birthday Picnic Honoring Katherine Tisue At Woosley's Grove
A Sunday afternoon birthday picnic at Woosley's Grove honored Katherine Tisue with several girl friends in attendance. From 2:30 to around 5:00 the group played games, took photos, and prize gifts were given. Guests included Beatrice Pradley Margaret Black Derlene Benson Grace Chandler Pauline Helen Jackson Katherine Redick Elizabeth Black and Helen Hintz.
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Katherine Tisue
Woosley's Grove
Katherine
Beatrice Pradley
Margaret Black
Derlene Benson
Grace Chandler Pauline
Helen Jackson
Katherine Redick
Elizabeth Black
Helen Hintz
Downing Elder Wedding Unites Droving Families in St Joseph
Thelma Ann Downing and Raymond W Elder wed at 12 15 Sunday at Mitchell Park Christian church with Rev Elder officiating. The bride wore white satin back crepe and lilies of the valley veil. Bridesmaids included Iona Downing and Gladys Wilson. best man was Thomas Coakley. A dinner followed at the Elder home. The couple plans a honeymoon trip to Nebraska and Iowa before settling at 26018 South Eleventh Street in St Joseph Missouri.
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Iona Downing
Gladys Wilson
Thomas Coakley
Creston
Elder
Nebraska
Iowa
South Eleventh Street
St. Joseph
Richards and Tiffany wed in Des Moines ceremony
At 5 o clock Saturday afternoon, Miss Pearl Richards and Stanley Tiffany and Miss Darlene Johnson and Ralph Coan, all from Creston, were married by Rev. W A Shuilenberg at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Coan 1915 West Twentieth Street Des Moines. They plan to reside in Creston with the Coans at 509 West Montgomery and the Tiffanys at 611 North Vine.
Marriage Solemnized for Helen Kirk and Dale Boyer
A wedding was held Monday at 6 pm at the Kirk home in Davenport Davenport. Miss Helen Kirk and Dale Boyer united in marriage with a 6 oclock dinner for immediate family. Mr Boyer owns a barber shop in Creston and the bride has worked as a private secretary with Federal Surety in Davenport. After a short wedding trip the couple will reside in Creston.
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Helen Kirk
Davenport
Dale Boyer
George Kirk
North
Harris Street
Mr. Boyer
Guy Boyer
Creston
Creston National Bank
Federal Surety Company
Boyer
State Loses Round In Cigarette Case
Iowa prosecutors failed to identify defendants in cigarette sales violation cases. Justice Wells dismissed actions against Robert Stre low and Ralph Meyers as J. B. Parrand and Tim Ponarkow from Des Moines testified they could not identify the defendants. The raids had occurred in Davenport several weeks earlier.
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Associ
Davenport
of Iowa
Justice Wells
Robert Strelow
Ralph Meyers
J. B. Parrand
Tim Ponarkow
Des Moines
Local Residents Travel Through City For Convention
R E Hitchcock of Omaha spent the day here attending to business. Misses Muling Sanders of Carlile and Albertayer of Knoxville were in the city visiting friends. They are en route to Glacier National Park to attend the Delta Delta Delta convention and will visit Misses Margaret Davis and Glenn Westers of Lenox for a few days.
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Muling Sanders
Carlile
Albertayer
Knox Ville
Glacier National Park
Margaret Davis
Glenn W'sters
Lenox
Manion Leads Trans-Mississippi Golfers
Jimmy Manion of St Louis maintained the lead in the transMississippi tournament with a total 150 after a tough finish. J T Weatherby of Minneapolis posted 157, while G D Thomas of Omaha shot 75 to improve to 183 in the two day event. Other scores included Kaugman Des Moines 175 Herron 154 Swick 155 Bartlett 156 McKee 157 Craig McKee 159 Decker French 171 Meisenholder 168. In Scotland the Open qualifying saw Joe Kirkwood MacDonald Smith and Jim Barnes carding 153 154 and 155 to secure entries for the 36 hole qualifier.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Jimmy Manion
St. Louis
C Campion
Oday
J. T. Weatherby
Minneapolis
Manion
Tolay
G. D. Thomas
Don Kaugman
Des Moines
Lee Herron
Sioux City
Troon
Scotland
Joe Kirkwood
MacDonald Smith
Jim Barnes
French Deputies Fight Breaks Up Moroccan Debate
In Paris on June 23 the French Chamber of Deputies dissolved into a free for all as Colonel Picot struck communist deputy Doriot. Deputies from left and right clashed on the rostrum and in the chamber with ushers eventually restoring order. Premier Painieve warned against peace negotiations seen as weakness. Separately officials announced Rhur evacuation operations to begin soon.
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Associated Press
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Picot
Doriot
Chamber
Herriet
Painieve
Briand
France
Morocco
Deny Public School Hours For Religious Instruction
Mount Vernon New York public schools are barred from providing 45 minutes weekly religious instruction for fifth and sixth graders. Judge Seeger issued a permanent injunction, restraining the Mount Vernon school board from offering church based training in the curriculum amid a Free Thinkers' society challenge backed by Clarence Darrow involvement.
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Associated Press
New York
Mount Vernon
Westchester County
New York City
Supreme Court
Seeger
White Plains
Lawrence B. Stein
Mount Veron
Free Thinkers’ Society of
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Yawning quirks across genders noted in old papers
The观察 cites E. W. Howe and Ft Wayne News Sentinel noting men yawning openly when bored while women cover yawns with a hand or fan. The snippet reflects early 20th century humor about gendered behavior and wardrobes including a boy growing into a golf fan awaiting warm weather and short pants.
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E. W. Howe
Ft Wayne
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Weet Montgomery St
Athearn and Coyle
Johnson's Meat Market
N. Elm
Eee
J. A. Stearns
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Buick
Hatch Motor Co
Pharis Hatchery
Albia
Mdern
South Pine
South Birch
Plain Dealer
North Maple Street
Sumner Ave
Creston Cafe
Fidelity Abstract & Loan Company
J. V. Richardson
R. A. Swanson
Chas. A’ Hayden
W. Mille
N. Em
Roper Brothers
Fred W. Doge
Royal Neighbrs
Ida J
Mason City
George CC. Scott
G B. Brown
Clarion
KE. Martin
Port Dodge
Jack Aase
Thompson
Fred Tuttle
Maron City
Fred Huxtable
Mapon City
Mosel
Kirk-Boyer
R. E. Hitchcock
J. O. Swick
Arthur Bartlett
Ottumwa
Bob McKee
Craig McKee
Decker French
Ed Meisenholder
iRent
H. Hood & CO
W. Montg
St. Ann’s Improvement Club
Lou Geis
The
Triangle Society of the
M. E. Church
Emmett W. Rthington
W. Devoe
J. H. Botkin
New York Sun
Creston's Food Center
N. W. Corner Elm and Monty. Sts
Org
Kirk
L. Bidstrap
Crawfords
Tiser
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