Hebron Home Coming Attended by Winterset Family
Mr and Mrs Mausiy and son Ernest of Winterset attended the Hebron Home Coming on Sunday with Mr and Mrs W B Keith of.
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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Mausiy and son Ernest of Winterset attended the Hebron Home Coming on Sunday with Mr and Mrs W B Keith of.
Multiple families and individuals from Creston and surrounding towns visited several local homes during the weekend. Among those hosting or staying with friends were Mrs. Fred Trombly and son Jake, Ethelyn Lattig, Maud and Nell Volk, and Barbina and Charlotte Whitworth who returned to Kansas City. Visitors included Joseph Weed of Kansas, Mrs. P. A. Bevington and granddaughter Marjorie Brown of Afton, and Harold Call with son Robert. A weekend reunion and an ice cream and strawberry social at the Robert Given home were noted.
Dutch producers lead global gin output with innovative distillation methods and high quality botanicals. Industry analysts note continued growth as demand rises in Europe and North America, with several firms expanding facilities to boost capacity.
The Sycamore Tigers lost 1 to 8 to the Rinkeydinkers this morning. Reed Donovan earned the win for the Rinkeydinkers while Jennings and Russell pitched for the Tigers. The two teams will meet in a five game series starting next Tuesday at nine at the fairground diamond.
The Cawensa Campfire held a social meeting at Edith Gray's Jefferson street home with several members present. Plans for summer Camp Fire work were discussed and guests Misses Helen Sackett and Lois Quin attended. Refreshments of angel food cake and ice cream were served. next meeting will be at Ferne McFee's home.
Cincinnati reports a government owned hydraulic dredge under construction in Charleston West Virginia aimed at eliminating several proposed Ohio River dams. If successful it could save millions. Named for late engineer C B Harris the 175 by 50 foot dredge uses a 1000 horsepower Diesel engine and 24 inch discharge pipe to deposit material into stern barges. Cost is about 350000 and it will carry 42 people with two large mess rooms and modern conveniences.
Afton resident A M Spaulding dined at the Presbyterian parsonage last week. Wm Lininger and party conducted business in Creston Monday. B L Petrie and family visited Lincoln to see daughter Mrs Fred Able returning this week via Kent. Rev Cain and family of Creston called at the Presbyterian parsonage last Saturday. Jessie Noerringer returned from Excelsior Springs, friends regret the trip did not meet expectations. Mrs Lee Peak and Mrs Wm Dalberg visited Harvey Wright’s home Wednesday of last week. Harvey Wright and family took…
New York June 29. A critical notice of Pearl Doles Bell’s The Autocrat and Christopher Morley’s Powder of Sympathy. The review criticizes Bell’s prose and character focus while noting a dramatic, frank revelation and a hopeful ending. It also discusses Morley’s work and literary commentary on D. H. Lawrence and Jurgen.
A sequence of Sunday visits and meals around Red Oak area is listed with names such as Lee Peak family and John Peak household. Reports include Virgil Bower winning a Creston mile in heatful conditions, car trips, dental visits, and plans to move toward Des Moines. Platte Center and Star church events note good attendance, a C E Society election slate, and upcoming sermons titled The Alternative of Faith.
Mrs Frankie Phelan of Alberta visits Lorimor relatives this week. Will Delmege and Wayne visit Earl Denton home. Braman family returns to Graceville Minnesota. Will Comer in Des Moines last Wednesday. Jensen entertain G O L Club. Brogan visits from Des Moines. Lorimor crowd picnics at Thayer Lake. Ada Nitazche ill. Delmege Brothers lose a horse to heat. Hoffman entertained at Henry Keys home. Mrs Millar Smith notes father Cross dies in Winterset. Erickson and families plus Grandfield guests at Jensen home in Galesburg Illinois.
Charles Vetterick and Mr and Mrs Ivan C Vetterick of Massena spent Thursday in Creston with friends and shopping. F B Erdhaus of Denver arrived for a visit at the James Mackin home. Mrs Erdhaus and son Freddie have been here ten days. Mrs Roy James and daughter Catherine returned from visiting relatives and celebrated Mrs Waugh's 89th birthday. Mrs W Jordan and daughter Lu Ellen of Ottumwa return home with Mrs Lacey A McDonald then go to Muscatine. Spurgeon store features a large green and gold St Patrick's Day display across the front.
In San Francisco physicians from across the nation join AMA sessions urging stronger health protection for individuals and communities. Dr Walter M Dickie of Sacramento praises public demand, while Dr Henry Boswell of Mississippi and others discuss tuberculosis prevention and infant mortality tied to maternal health and birth injuries.
Mrs Jennie Phillips and granddaughter Bernadine Brown visited Orient at R M Sehuh's home. Kilgore and Croft trips to Des Moines and Omaha were reported. Mrs Mary Crawford from Creston visited A H Horton. Mrs Rupert Rowland came for a few days to visit Art. The crowd enjoyed The Old Nest at the Community Hall with music via Kansas City. A wind and rain storm caused a tree to fall on power lines cutting Cromwell’s lights. minor telephone damage reported. C E Society and Ladies Missionary Society held meetings with about forty and regular monthly gathering respectively.
Wednesday afternoon program hosted by Mrs. Bert Keissing drew a good crowd. Congregational church members voted last Monday to extend a call to Rev. C S Baird of Sedalia Missouri who preached Sunday and accepted the call. He and his two daughters may arrive in August.
A novelty wrap around coat dress shown in Paris features tapestry fabric and a green lining that harmonizes with the dress. The coat showcases a wrap design and a coordinated palette.
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