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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
6
Readers are asked to telephone the office before non urgent items whenever possible or as soon after as may be, so newsroom service improves for all patrons.
A small group of Mrs Roberts friends celebrated her birthday with a picnic in McKinley park. Rain forced the gathering back to the Roberts home on North Oak street for supper and cards, as guests extended wishes for many more happy birthdays.
The Current Event Club met with Mrs. Roberts yesterday afternoon. Nine members answered roll call. Mrs. Knap held the lucky number on the club apron. The eluva adjourned until the first of September at which time Mrs Ben Meyer will be hostess. A dainty lunch was served.
The passage notes a cheerful reception as attendees gather for a banquet spread for one hundred at Gnesta. A festive mood accompanies the procession with toasts and music, reflecting communal celebration.
At Higbee home Mrs. D W Higbee entertains the Past Matrons Club E S at a one o clock luncheon Saturday. Following the luncheon a social hour will be enjoyed.
A pleasant Car nation club gathering occurred Wednesday at Mrs R M Kenworthy’s West Jefferson Street home. Mrs Emma Staton and daughter Lorraine of Keokuk attended as guests. The group will resume with a picnic at McKinley Park on Friday night July 13.
White wool sweaters feature bands of cross stitching in bright colors. The bands decorate the centiffs hems and sometimes the belts, offering a vivid decorative detail.
Mrs Gibbs came back to her home this afternoon after a brief stay in the city with her daughter Mrs Merton Shiffer. Mrs M J Darby of Sioux City, who has been a guest of Mrs L A Darby, left this afternoon for Greenfield for a short visit before returning home.
The funeral party of the late Charles E Slaughter arrived in Creston on Thursday evening. The remains were taken to the Deitrick Chapel and then to the home. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 p m at Deitrick Chapel conducted by J W Goodsell. Interment in Graceland cemetery. He belonged to the W O W A U W and the Elks and served as clerk for the first two organizations.
Survivors of the British ship Trevessa reached Rodriguez after 23 days at sea in an open lifeboat. They rowed and sailed under a blazing sun with minimal rations and scarce water, two firemen dying from exposure, and lost sight of a second lifeboat on June 9. Captain Foster had endured a previous sea disaster.
Rome June 29 Pope Pius XI unveiled the monument to the late Pope Pius X in St. Peter's Basilica before a vast crowd. Cardinal Merry Del Val delivered the dedicatory address praising the pontiff’s simple saintly life and services to the church. The bas relief features key events including his stance on modernism and Gregorian music.
In Pittsburgh on June 29 a chlorine gas tank leaked on Neville Island, forcing 20 plus people to flee. A light breeze spread the gas toward nearby plants, with 104 receiving first aid and vegetation dying along the path. No fatalities reported.
Los Angeles June 29 Miss Mary Miles Minter motion picture actress has been absent from her home for a week and her mother and sister express anxiety to hear from her. She resides alone and was not working, but relatives say they are not unduly concerned.
Two small bridges in Ledges State Park near Boone were washed away as the Ledges stream rose several feet after last night’s storm. Several trees were also swept away by the rising floodwaters.
Dodge touring car from 1922 with high hood and full equipment including four shock absorbers spot light green glass vision extra tire bumper and more. Mileage under 6000 in good hands offered by W Edaburn.
1922 Ford roadster with starter and rims in good shape and a 1919 Ford touring available. Cash or payments offered. We buy used Fords and sell used Ford parts at half price. Harry Hood & Co. Phone 186 128 N. Pine St.
Dr R A Swanson operates as a chiropractor over Stevers Shoe Store located at 107 North Maple Street with office phone 563 and residential number 987.
Members of St Malachy’s Society are requested to attend at the home of the late Helen C. Duggan this evening at eight o’clock.
Community notice of a Dorcas Society food sale held Saturday at McColl Grocery. Local business visitors and residents from multiple towns are profiled with numerous names and travels, including Creston and Bedford.
Classified notice from Creston Iowa selling Eureka Gas Economisers claiming 25 percent gas savings and better engine performance. Includes 10 day free trial. Contact H O Harvey, agent, Creston IA. Also multiple real estate listings in Creston: five to nine room houses with prices from 2600 to 6000, small down payments, balance time. Hurlburt & Hurlburt listed with phone 278.
Several residents and visitors are noted in city life including Olive Maloney Myrtle Harlan and Leona Rusk. A Creston marriage license was issued to Lewis Farrel and Julia Johnson. Others traveled to Clearmont Creston Denver and Helena while relatives visited Abingdon Mt Pleasant and Greenfield.
Milk fed fries offered for sale with delivery on Tuesday. Contact telephone 4 N N.
Found items include a black sailor hat with J Leininger name and a purse left at Central Drug Store. owners urged to call office and pay for notice. Numerous ads list auto painting, farm loans, and multiple rental listings with addresses and contact numbers.
C Baker of Chariton has returned to his home following a brief absence. Local officials did not release additional details about the circumstances. The report notes no further information available at this time.
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