Notice on Return of Missing Wagon
Informant Wm Tanke seeks the return of a spring wagon taken off the Doge street Tuesday forenoon June 22. Eye witness asserts the wagon was removed and warns to avoid trouble.
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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1925
Page
6
Ret at the Crest presents concert and play
Charley’s Aunt described as a wonderful comedy drawing big laughs. Noted organist Tex Fraser performs on the Wurlitzer for a thirty minute concert plus a Saturday morning program. Screened picture show follows at ten and two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crest
Enjo
Tex Fraser
Charley's
Milions
Raffles Coming to Creston Theater This Weekend
The Willard Theatre screens Raffles this Friday or Saturday urging ladies to guard diamonds and everyone to watch hearts as crowds expect a lively performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raffles
Creston Ladies
Willard Theatre
Raffles the Gentleman Crook at the Willard
Raffles the gentleman crook will uncork his clever tricks at the Willard on Friday and Saturday, presenting a show of cunning antics and theatrical illusion for local audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raffles
Croo
Willard
local notes of visits and recoveries in Prescott and surrounding towns
Dale Yeadon returned to his home in Prescott after a short visit. DD W Van Houton of Prescott arrived in Creston for a brief visit. Mr and Mrs W E Tucker O Brooks returned home after a short visit. Charles Walters is recovering well after an operation at Greate Community hospital. Mr and Mrs Harry Jones of Marshalltown arrive to spend the weekend with Mrs Tones' parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Yeadon
Hie
Prescott
W. van Houton
Creston
W. E. Tucker
O’ Brooks
Chares Walters
Greateommunity Hospital
Harry Jones O
Lee Grant
South Pine Treet
Greater Community Hospital
R. J. Forgy
San Diego
Calif
A. L. Roodell
South
Myrtle Street
Ed Geis
Gene
Godward Lininger
Catherne Brady
UmMaha
Harry Thompson
Byron
Hame
M. T. Leary
Thompson
Mr Leary
Card of Thanks from local families and visitors
Acknowledgments express gratitude to friends and neighbors for assistance during the recent illness and death of a husband father and brother. Mentions many locals and visitors including Mrs M S Webb Mrs Walter P Jones Earl D P D Webb Mrs F M Wilson and others. Readers listed traveled or arrived for visits and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. Webb
Walter P. Jones Earl Dpd
Webb
F. M. Wilson
Henry Maley
HK. Webb
J. Webb
Mrs Parrett Leaves for Lincoln Visit
Mrs. D J Parrett of Galesburg Illinois travels with her son Carl Parrett and Emily to Lincoln to spend several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Parrett
Galesburg, Ill
Carl Parrett
Emily
Linoln
Gidley Family to Visit Virginia Jones in Manhattan
Mrs. H. E. Gidley and her granddaughter Virginia Jones plan a stay in Manhattan Kansas to visit Virginia’s parents Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Jones. They expect to be away several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Gidley
Virginia Jones
Manhattan
Kan
Virginia
R. T. Jones
Ladies Plan Day Trip to Omaha and Lincoln
Mrs James Patton Mrs Cath erine McGrath Mrs Car Crawford and Mrs T P Welch left this morning for Omaha to spend the day. Mrs McGrath will go to Lincoln for a week while the rest of the party returns home in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Patton
Catherine McGrath
Car) Crawford
T. P. Welch
Omaha
Mrs Colburns Visit Ends Northbound Trip Plan
Mrs Minnie Davisson of New on, returns home this morning. She is accompanied by Mr and Mrs Frank Colburn of Mount Herriss Ohio. They will travel to Marion Fairfield and Wapello then through Missouri and Kansas before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Davisson
Newon
Frank Colburn
Mount Herriss
Col
Marion
Fairfield
Wapello
Missouri
Kansas
Heir
Society Dinner Party at Miss Baker's Farm Home
Miss Lavena Baker hosts a 7 o'clock dinner this evening at her country home three miles south of Cromwell. Guests include Miss Lucile Heflen and Miss Pauline Hurlburt as part of a local society gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavena Baker
Lucile Heflen
Pauline Hurlburt
Miss Baker
Cromwell
Triangle Society Meeting At Mrs Worthington’s Home
The Triangle Society of the Methodist church gathered Wednesday at Mrs. Emmett Worthington’s home 304 West Devoe with Mrs. J H Botkin assisting. After election of officers the afternoon was spent socially with refreshments. A large attendance attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triangle Society
Triangle Society of the Methodist Church
Emmett Worthington
West Devoe Street
J. H. Botkin
Seven Oclock Dinner for Pottawattamie Campfire Members
Miss Margaretha Dean and Miss Miriam DeLay entertained Pottawattamie Campfire members at a seven o'clock dinner Thursday evening at Miss Dean's home 221 Peterson Avenue. Dinner was served on the lawn and cards followed with Miss Mary Louise Hansen winning high score. Guests included Miss Marie Guthrie of St Joseph Missouri and Miss Katherine Pidgeon of Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaretha Dean
Miriam DeLay
Pottawattamie
Dean
Peterson Avenue
Mary Louise Hansen
Marie Guthrie
St. Joseph
Katherine Pidgeon
Lincoln
Carnation Club Enjoys Readings at Goodsell Home
The Carnation club met at Mrs. J. W. Goodsell home at 1100 North Division Street on a Wednesday afternoon. Dorothy Reeves presented two readings to the group and the hostess served refreshments afterward. Guests included Mrs. Reeves and daughter Dorothy and Mrs. Nelson Goodsell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnation Club
J. W. Goodsell
North Division Street
Dorothy Reeves
Goodsell
Reeves
Dorothy
Nelson Goodsell
Ponty Couple Celebrate Twenty Second Wedding Anniversary
A gathering of friends at the home of Mr and Mrs H A Ponty 400 South Birch street Thursday evening celebrated their twenty second wedding anniversary with card games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Ponty
South Birch Street
Multiple June 26 News Flashes From Various Iowa Locales
AP brief collection reports electrical shock incident in Atlantic as a worker touched a live wire, Muscatine railway line transfer to Burlington, Muscatine and Northwestern completes assignment, 153 bridges lost or damaged in nine counties from floods, Shenandoah man Ira Davis suffers jaw dislocation after yawning, Humboldt hosts final lecture by Rev Free Merrifield of Chicago, Green County Bankers pay 750 in rewards for Parlin Savings bank robbers capture, Manchester notes flood damage prompts July 1 fish hatchery rebuilding by government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Farlin
Green County Bankers’ Association
Parlin Savings
Driver Freed After Dismissal of Manslaughter Charges
Des Moines report states F E B Law, driver of the car that killed Mrs. H. W. Harris and her son, was released as the manslaughter charges against him were dismissed. The incident occurred earlier this year, and the dismissal ends the immediate case against Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
F. EB. Law
Rochester N Y Chosen For 1926 Retail Grocers Meet
In Dubuque on June 26 the National Association of Retail Grocers selected Rochester New York as the site for its 1926 convention during the closing session of the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Rochster
National Association of Retail Grocers
Hearing on western freight classification petition concluded
Des Moines reports the hearing on the petition of the western classification committee for substituting the western classification of freight in Iowa was concluded. A decision will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Western Classification Committee
Western Classification
Iowa
Bids Totaled 22924 for Defunct Packing Company Property
June 26 report from De Mroines shows bids totaling 22924 dollars for the property of the defunct Associated Packing Co. and related assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Mroines
Associated Packing Company
Palmer Re-elected President of Hornets' Nest Brigade
Perry June 26 D K Palmer of Washington Ia was re elected president of the Hornets Nest brigade 2.
Kit tridge named assistant secretary treasurer
Civil war organization KF M. Kit tridge was named assistant secretary-treasurer. Marengo June 26 Carl Comstock 23 of Winsted Conn fatally injured when a motorcycle overturned near here. Des Moines June 26 Governor Hammill left for Bangor Mo to attend a conference of state executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil War Organization
KF. M. Kittridge
Marengo
Carl Comstock
Winsted
Conn
Des Moines
Hammill
Bangor Mo
Miss Plaquemine hydrospeed boat claimed to reach 60 mph
Plaquemine Louisiana June 26 Capable of 65 second mile Miss Plaquemine a hydrospeed boat built by Henry Sherburne of Plaquemine is one of the fastest in the region It uses a 90 hp Curtis airplane motor on the stern and draws two inches of water at full speed The craft 20 feet long seven feet wide carries three passengers and a pilot It is designed for bayou transportation and the inventor says it can sustain an average 50 mph all day without motor injury
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaquemine
Miss Plaquemine
Henry N. Sherburne
Sherburne
Louisiana
Curtis
Stockholm Moves to End Housing Shortage Across Sweden
Stockholm reports a governmental program cutting army and navy spending and consolidating corps from six to four. Housing reform follows with barrack rooms converted to emergency tenements and a city real estate bureau offering free housing information. About 8,000 new apartments rise in Stockholm with entire suburbs expanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
London to test colored concrete housing scheme
London officials plan 3000 Becontree estate homes using buff brown red and white colored concrete to break monotonous grey facades. Council architect GR Forrest notes American experiments aimed at varied color schemes and intends adopting the idea locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
London County Council
GR Forrest
United States
Becontree
Essex
Rinker and Huhn Unite in Court Street Nuptials
Miss Florence Rinker daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Rinker and Clifford J Huhn son of Mrs Katherine Huhn were married at St John s Catholic church in a nuptial high mass celebrated by Rev Father Matthias. Bride wore white Crepe de Chine with lace and crystal beads and a train. Veil held with an orange blossom wreath. Brides maid Miss Anna Rinker wore green Crepe de Chine and a silver head band. Flower girl Mary Ebbesimer dressed in pink silk. Best man Ralph Huhn. ushers Bert and Walter Rinker. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast for 12 hosted by the bride s parents. Out of town guests from Creston and Chicago attended. The couple left for a trip to Denver and will reside in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinker-Huhn
Florence Rinker
Louis Rinker
Court Street
Clifford J. Huhn
Katherine Huhn
Creston
St. John's Catholic Church
Father Matthias
Anna Rinker
Ralph Huhen
Bert
Walter’ Rinker
P. E. Kelly
Robert Moehn
Chicago
Janet Huhn
Bernardine Huhn
Huhn
Denver
Colo
Burlington Gazette
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Good National Cash Register
Hamner
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Hatch Motor Co
Pharis Hatchery
Albia
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R. C. Thomson
Moern
South Pine
Agnew
Hatch Moor Co
Plain Dealer
North Maple Street
Montgomery St
Borry
Fidelity Abstract & Loan Company
J V. Richardson
REX Coal & Ice CO
Agnes Welch
Imperial Cafe
R. A. Swanson
Hester's Sho
N. Maple Street
Phon
Drake Conservatorif Music
Porn Lininger
Roper Brothers
Fred W. Doge
Montg
James Craig
Greenfield
Jay Moats
Bridgewater
Gladys Simpson
M. F. Roberts
Dexter
H. L. Johnson
North Sycamore Street
G. H. Eaton
Mary Reece
George O. Meisner
John Hess
Greenfeld
D. W. Higbee
James Ach
Osborn
Ralph Osorn
Corning
Riends
The
Associated Press
Atlantic
Electrice High Company
Manchester
J. A. Paulsen
Shenandoah
Ira Davis
Clarinda
Humboldt
Free Merrifield
Young Peoples Institute of Liberal Religion
Eef E. Hare
Swampscott
Mass
Alfred J. Pearson
Coolidge
Finland
Pearson
Poland
State Penitentiary
Eddyville
George Farrell
Richard Newhouse
Elmer Hall
Frank Buchanan
Clintonville
Newport
Athens
Pangalo
Pangalos
National Assembly
Speedy Southern
Food Center
Reston
N. W
Prunes
New Po
RC Bunch
Jersey
Golden Key
Fancy Garden
L. Bidstrap
Crawfords
Hanson's Drug Store
Rexall
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