For You to Color. TINTED TRAVELS By Hal Cochran
Hal Cochran presents a 1922 NEA Service travel sketch, titled For You to Color, exploring vivid landscapes and cultural curios in a light, humorous travelogue voice.
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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1922
Page
6
Funeral Notices Highlight Adams County Pioneers
Funeral services for Frank Creswell, longtime Grant township resident, were held at the family home with many neighbors attending. The obituary celebrates Creswell’s pioneer life since 1869 on Wild Prairie land and notes surviving sons Hugh and Byron. The piece also lists regional visits, relocations, and local residents connected to past and present events in Adams, Union, and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Creswell
Grant Township
Adams County
Cresswell
Keacauqua
van Buren County
Creeswell
Hugh
Byron Creswell
Deal
Nati
John Creswell
Bonaparte, van Buren Co
A. Brady
Los
Preston
Platte Township
Union County
Local residents visit kin amid rainless stretches
Mr and Mrs St A Hay of Longmont Colorado former Platte township residents are visiting in the area. Mr Hay drove overland by car. Mr Joseph Elliot a Ringgold county veteran transacted business with Kent merchants Monday. Mr and Mrs Fred Truman of Platte township visited their kin in Kent. William Tulley and sister Mrs Duncan McFee of near Winnipeg Canada, once local residents forty years ago, returned home after visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Patterson
Edmonton
Alberta
Canada
Patterson
Creston
Wood Dobbs
Seattle
Washington
Dobbs
Jake Lawson
Lawson
Grant Township
Walter Riggs
Herman Herald
F. C. Loch
H. W. White
Cromwell
Geo Kinkaid
Aliepe
St A. Hay
Long Mont
Colorado
Platte Township
Hay
Mr. Hay
Joseph Elliot
Ringold County
Kent
Fred Truamen
Fred ‘Truman
Truman
William Tulley
Duncan McFee
Winnipeg
W. E. Gentle
Floyd and
Vannda
Prescot
California
I. H. Mertz
Henry Verseck
Muskogee
Okla
J. W. Cotter
Oskaloosa
Suunday
Florence Glenn
Abbott Hospital
J. la Forgue
W. A. Brooks
Della Swindler
Centerville
C. L. Woods
Omaha
Prescott and
Vininice
F. J. Murphy
Des Moines
Dan Stahl
Lenox
W. E. Wood
Prescott
Elmer Lobb
Ariene
Eldo Braun
Ames
Braun
Clarinda
Virginia Wayes of
Corning
R. B. Ferrell
Berryville
Ark
Clean Up Motion Pictures Be Front Line at Chautauqua Meeting
At Chautauqua New York on June 26 the General Federation of Women's Clubs will focus on banning undesirable films. Organizer Katherine R. Carter says the convention will push for better educational films in theaters schools and community centers. Speakers invited include Will Hays Sigmund Spaeth Charles A Jeaacson and Mya. Eli Mosmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
N. Y
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Katherine R. Carter
Will Hays
Sigmund Spaeth
Charles A. Jeaacson
Mya
Eli Mosmer
Unusual Folk By NEA Service Profiles Circuit Rider Patterson
Lexington June 27. The Rev Alexander Patterson a 72 year old Scot and Episcopal minister has spent 20 years as a circuit rider in eastern Kentucky Lee county. He travels on foot covering up to 70 miles daily and has built a settlement house and donated land for the Girls Friendly Society. He has helped moonlight schools and aided locals in coal and oil development negotiations with outside interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Alexander Patterson
Seft
Edinburch University
la County
Kentucky
Lee County
Girls’ Friendly Society
The Ideal Camp by Leon A Dickinson
Camping tips for auto travelers emphasize high dry shaded sites with access to water. Set up tasks for each member, build fires safely, and leave sites clean. Avoid smouldering leaves, burn or bury refuse, and fully extinguish campfires to prevent forest fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon A. Dickinson
Prescott Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Deaths
Prescott column lists visits from Lillie Foy Everett Williams and families, Steve Belson, May Outhier, Zelma Meade, W. E. Gentle party, and others. Includes Jacob Lahr death, Edward Garrett obituary, travel to Davenport Creston Atlantic and Excelsior Springs, plus a Deacon Dubbs show at U S Theater.
Osteopathic Specialists to Speak in Los Angeles Churches
Visiting osteopathic specialists will occupy pulpits of Los Angeles churches on Sunday July 2, the Associated Press reports. The announcement lists locations and churches to welcome the experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Associated Press
Osteopathic convention opens with health topics and address
The American Osteopathic Association schedules a July convention led by Governor Stephens of California. Sessions cover smallpox mental and nervous diseases dentistry and public health. Dr Samuel L Scothorn of Dallas presides and Dr C D Swope of Washington chairs the program. The Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology society meets prior and women osteopaths form a national association. A children's health conference spans a full day with clinics in physical diagnosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Osteopathic Association
Association
Gov. Stephens
California
Samuel L. Scothorn
Dallas
Tex
C. D. Swope
Washington, D. C
American Osteopathic Society of Opthalmology and Otolaryngology
Osteopathic Women’s National Association
Metal Cloth Wraps Signal Glittering Year Fashion
Metal cloth wraps appear in bright gold or silver with luxurious fur collars and rich linings. Embroidery or brocade adds a refined touch, suggesting a stylish year ahead in fashion.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hal Cochran
NEA Service
Ithin
Rocky Mountain Range
Wm. Dahllings
Union
BY Williams
Lillie Foy
Aston
Everett Williams
Steve Belson
May Outhier
Hamilton
Ill
Elr
Vanorium
Zelma Meade
John Sears
Edward Garrett
Indiana
Adama County
Iowa
Baptist Church
Ida Perkins
Carl
Mia. Dusenburg
Montana
Oscar
Wm. R. Warrior
M. BE
Mt. Zion
Deacon Dubbs
U. S
Fisk
Fisk Raine Tos
Middle Western States
Standard Oil Company
United States
Great Britain and Ireland
France
Spain
Portugal
Italy
Holland
Denmark
Germany
Middle Western
Michigan Ave
Chicago
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