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Newspaper

Creston Daily Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1927

Page

7

State College head lauds Iowa teachers at Creston school

Dr. Homer H. Seerley, president of the State Teachers College Cedar Falls, urges teachers to seize opportunities to raise scholastic and professional competency during a Creston convocation. He cites vast public funds, volunteer effort, and the need to recruit skilled educators for democratic society.

Siuimamer Iowa Homer H. Seerley State Teachers’ College Cedar Falls Creston Seerley Teachers’ College Kiwanis Club General Assembly Iowa Territory

Lost Island Lake Becomes State Park in Iowa

Emmetsburg June 28 Lost Island Lake park was added to the state system when Mrs K Armstrong of Fort Dodge presented the park to Governor Hammill who accepted for the state The ceremony drew a large crowd and officials from across north central Iowa. Mrs Armstrong praised W E G Saunders of Emmetsburg for his pivotal work in securing the park.site

Emmetsburg Lost Island Lake Park K. Armstrong Fort Dodge State Board of Conservation Hammill Iowa State Conservation Board Lost Island Lake Armstrong Lauds Saunders W. E. G. Saunders Board of Conservation Lossland Lake Park Sali

Rotary Invites Youths to Camp at McKinley Park

The Rotary Club announced a free camp cabin in McKinley Park with improved access and electric service. Six girl groups and two Creston boy groups have used it this summer. invites extended to all local youths. Evangelist Rev John Brandt spoke on business ethics and village life, noting the value of the extra mile. Visitors Jacob and John Kastlin of Davenport attended.

McKinley Park Rotary Club Lowana Henry Kastlin Towa Southern Utilities Company Elmo Roper Creston Villisca Bedford C. EB. Fiers John L. Brandt Christian Church Chambers of Commercce Jesus Christ W. A. Thalman Iowa Falls Thalman Plemons Deatherage Brandt

Smith Flight To Honolulu Postponed

Edmund J. Mortell announced that a non stop flight to Honolulu by Ernest L Smith and Charles H Carter was indefinitely postponed after a mica wind shield blew in on the pilot. The aircraft returned to Oakland with 370 gallons of fuel and delays kept the crew hours behind the Army Fokker en route to Honolulu.

Oakland Smith Army Fokker Honolulu Faralon Islands Golden Gate San Francisco Bay Charles H. Carter Los Angeles

Cities to Dominate U S Government says Prof Merriam

Professor Charles E. Merriam of the University of Chicago at the Commonwealth conference predicts American cities will shape state and national policy for the next generation. He cites two thirds of Americans living in cities by 1960 and growing urban economic influence transforming government. Rural areas he says already show disintegration as influence wanes.

Iowa City Charles E. Merriam University of Chicago Merriam United States

DeMolays Honor James W Leach In Creston Gift

James W. Leach chief of the Masonic advisory board for the Order of DeMolay in Creston received a pen and pencil set as a birthday gift from the DeMolays. G W Seeley of Fontanelle attended in Creston yesterday for business.

James W. Leach West Howard Street Masonic Advisory Board Order of DeMolay Creston DeMolays Mr. Leach

Brief remarks from Mr Kastlin of Crston

A short speech by Mr Kastlin of Crston accompanied by a brief address from another speaker. Both offered concise comments.

Mr. Kastlin Crston

Afton Signs New Contract With Iowa Southern

Afton, Iowa settles a five year electric service contract with Iowa Southern Utilities, effective July 1 1927. Town council approved the deal to replace the 1913 agreement as a new 33 000 volt line from Creston to Osceola proceeds, with copper wire poles and insulators arriving for the project. Engineers survey the route as work plans call for about a mile of line daily.

Afton Iowa Southern Utilities Company C.F Fiers Creston Osceola Kers Thayer Chariton Fiers

Pioneer Woman Celebrates Eightieth Birthday

Mrs H M Spencer aged eighty celebrated with her daughter Miss Beulah after visiting Des Moines with Mr and Mrs Williamson. The Creston pioneer, long a Daily Advertiser subscriber, enjoyed an all day picnic at The Ledges near Boone during a return trip.

H. M. Spencer Beulah Myrtle Street Des Moines R. C. Williamson Williamson Spencer Les Moines Miss Spencer Boone the Ledges Stan Park Creston Daily Advertiser

Fine Fraternal Society Members in Des Moines Case

Muscatine Fraternal society members paid a total fine of 4000 in a United States federal court for violations of the national prohibition act. A permanent injunction was issued against the corporation and defendants including the Muscatine Eagle lodge. The building will be opened after the Fraternal society posted a bond and pledged to use the premises only for lawful purposes. Individuals fined were S. Rosenfeld, Delmar Chaddock, John Feidler, and Joe O’Leary. Prosecution by U S District Attorney Ross R. Mowry in Judge Martin J. Wade's court.

Des Moines Ila Muscatine Fraternal Society United State Muscatine Eagle Lodge S. Rosenfeld Delmar Chaddock John Feidler Joe O'Leary U. S Ross R. Mowry Martin J. Wade

No 34 Will Be First Paved Iowa Highway Say Officials

Southern Iowa reports No 34 across the state will be the first fully paved road. M F Black of Union county predicts bonds authorized in six of twelve counties and election dates set in others will pave the route from Burlington to Cornelia Bluffs. Montgomery county approved 600000 in bonds, joining Lucas Monroe Wapello Jefferson and Des Moines in paving efforts.

Iowa M. F Black Union County Burlington Cornel Bluffs Montgomery County Montgomery Lucas Monroe Wapeilo Jefferson Des Moines Clarke Pottawattamie Henry Mills Adams Union Council Bluffs Black Clayton County Humeboldt Associated Press

Open Verdict in Airplane Deaths

A coroners jury returned an open verdict in Davenport Iowa after hearing eight witnesses at the inquest into the death of Hugo Lorenzel and George Naber when an airplane carrying them fell 300 feet Thursday evening. Sporrer the pilot testified his foot slipped from the rudder bar causing a tail spin and crash. Sporrer's $2000 bond was released at the end of the inquest. No criminal charges will result from the accident.

Davenport Witneses Hugo Lorenzen George Naber Sporrer

District Bankers Meet In City

Bakers of the district gathered at Iowana hotel this afternoon to hear a state agriculture department representative explain the new standard loaf law effective July 1. About Gu bakers attended the meeting called by Guy Stark of Leon, vice president of the Iowa bakers association. J. D. Bierce of Euston was a business visitor in Creston yesterday.

Iowana Hotel State Department of Agriculture Guy Stark Leon Iowa Bakers’ Association

Army Officers Fly Non-Stop Pach Toward Honolulu

In San Francisco on June 28 Lieutenants Lester Maitland and Albert Hegenberger piloted a giant Army Fokker from Oakland to the Pacific bound for Honolulu. The takeoff drew cheers as Major General Mason Patton offered encouragement. Civilian pilot Ernes L. Smith followed, signaling good wishes as the two flyers disappeared into the early morning haze.

San Francisco Oakland Municipal Lester Maitland Albert Hegenberger Golden Gate Pacific Honolulu Land's End San Praneseo Coast Matsonia Mason Patmeck Army Air Service Maitland Hegenberger Ernes L. Smith Maithand Smith Army Fokker San Francisco Bay

Spaulding Route Favored For Primary Road 25

Plans for relocating Primary Road No 25 north of Creston to the Adair county line are underway. Fred R White states the Spaulding route saves about 30 500 and serves local traffic better. The commission approved the new location at its June 20 meeting and plans now proceed to finish the improvements from Creston north to Spaulding then west and north into Orient.

Creston Adair County Fred R White Union County Spaulding Township Spaulding Wunien Price Adwr County State Highway Commission Orient

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