Beaded in Orange Frock with Bead Patterned Detail
A white crepe de chine frock receives an all over orange bead pattern for decoration. A black lace hat complements the ensemble as a millinery choice.
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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1922
Page
5
A white crepe de chine frock receives an all over orange bead pattern for decoration. A black lace hat complements the ensemble as a millinery choice.
A lavender georgette frock trimmed with blue ribbon roses is described as a lovely summer outfit made over a silver slip. The combination of lavender and blue hues highlights a delicate, feminine style.
Word has been received of the sudden death of Mr. G. S. Garfield of Humboldt Iowa at a State Bar Association meeting in Sioux City. The remains were taken to Des Moines for cremation and a memorial service will be held in Humboldt where he was an honored citizen for many years and a leading attorney.
Funeral services for Mrs Lille Harris were held at the family home near Shannon City at 2 30 Sunday. The body was moved to Creston then to the Tucker home in Creston until Tuesday afternoon at 2 00 when burial will take place at Harmony cemetery. The delay was to await Emery Tucker from Saskatchewan and Iva Ross from Salt Creek arriving noon today.
Hallie B Emery sues for divorce from husband William Emery in Union county district court. She alleges cruel and inhuman treatment and desertion since their Creston marriage on August 23 1917 and separation in January 1921. She claims treatment endangered her life.
Mr and Mrs Earl Waltz of Kent mourn the death of their six month old son Robert O Dell Waltz who died June 23 at home. Born December 20 1921 he is survived by three sisters Earla Norma and Agnes and grandparents Mrs and Mrs Lewis Abell. Funeral services were held at the Abell home Saturday at 2 30 PM conducted by Rev Jerome Emanuel of Creston Christian church.
The All Nations baseball team arrives in Creston Wednesday June 28 to face Creston's semi pro club. In Omaha Sunday the All Nations lost 4 3 to Cap Leidy's Omaha All Stars after a late rally. Linder pitched well for All Nations while Probst Yost Graves aided the locals with a seventh inning rally. The double bill at Vinton street lot features Redinbaugh McGuire for Creston and Mendez Donaldson for the visitors with first pitch at 2 PM.
Yesterday's results include Omaha defeating Des Moines 16 to 5 in a shortened game. Wichita edged Oklahoma City 6 to 5 while Tulsa beat St Joseph 9 to 7. Des Moines plays Denver in today’s schedule with no other games listed. In the National League, Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 3 to 2 in 11 innings, and St Louis crushed Chicago 11 to 1. American League games included Washington beating Philadelphia 2 to 1, St Louis defeating Detroit 5 to 0, and Chicago topping Cleveland 4 to 3.
Mr and Mrs Phillips and their children John Mary and Sarah of Bartlesville Oklahoma and Mrs L F Phillips of Gravity Iowa arrived in Creston on Saturday for a visit at the Hall home on North Sycamore Street The trip sought to meet Jane Hall Thomas the newly born daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Thomas
R. C. Thomson, manager of the Thomson Dry Goods Store, has returned to Creston from Boulder Colo where he visited his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Norman Allen He also visited Colorado Springs and Pike s Peak Thomson calls Colorado the playground of the west.
Veterans in Iowa mental hospitals would receive immediate relief from government funds via the state board of control rather than by biennial legislative appropriation if a bill proposed by Mrs. Donald Macrae of Council Bluffs and Casper Schenk, leaders of the Legion auxiliary and legislative committee, passes in the next general assembly.
State superintendent P E McLenahan announced that the June examinations for state teachers certificates will be held in every county on June 28 29 and 30. Des Moines officials confirmed the schedule.
Rev. Jerome E. Emanuel united Lizzie Christenson and Earl McKibbin of Exira in a Saturday afternoon ceremony at the Christian parsonage. Witnesses were Mr. and Mrs. Martin Madsen of Thayer. The couple left for a honeymoon by train and will settle on a farm near Exira after visiting western cities.
Creston young ladies spent Sunday at Lake Manawa and returned in the evening. Those listed include Mary Kelly Nell Ryan Bernadine Huhn Jennie Danielson Elizabeth Kelly Alma Alderson and Margaret Hewitt of Red Oak.
Mr and Mrs F M Abbott and family of Osceola visited Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Scott Skinner at 50 West Montgomery street in this city.
A marriage license was granted at Extra Iowa to Eirl McKibben 21 and Lizzie Christensen 21 both of Extra Iowa for wedlock. The note about amethysts appears unrelated.
Notice to all interested in the estate of J. B. Pettigrew, deceased, that on June 24 1922 the Clerk of the District Court of Union County Iowa appointed E N Dougherty as administrator. Those indebted must pay and those holding claims must present them for filing and allowance. Dated June 26 1922.
Mrs Lacey Bullock visited Des Moines for a few days to see her son Galyn and family. Mrs Howard Hammans broke both bones of her right arm trying to crank a car in Lorimor Friday morning and will stay at the M G Bacon home during recovery. Frank Hudson of Des Moines spent a few days with relatives in and near Lorimor. Mr and Mrs B F Larkins and family of Afton visited Pally Larkins and the Hartman home. Miss Ruby Gray spent time at Anita last week. Robt Orr was a Des Moines business caller Thursday. Mrs Roy Coppersmith of Newton visited the Reid home in Chariton.
Des Moines visitors include Mrs Laura F Davis and Miss Opal Sinay while many families travel to Creston Omaha Winterset and Red Oak. Trips cover visits with relatives and friends with several travels to and from Des Moines Afton Nestones Perry Perry and Nebraska area connections noted.
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