Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting Thursday
The Chamber of Commerce holds its annual meeting on Thursday at 11 30 p m at the Iowana Hotel with Foot Warmer's Orchestra. A menu includes grapefruit supreme baked chicken dressing whipped potatoes and mince pie. Plates 75e. Reservations urged. program includes President Metzger presiding Mrs Cora Trusty and John W Murphy delivering the annual report and officer elections.
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New England
Chamber of Commerce
Metzger
Solo—Mres
Cora Trusty
John W. Murphy
Public Meeting on Union County Good Roads Friday Night
Citizens of Union County urged to attend a 7:30 PM meeting at the Creston Court House on March 7 1925 to hear the Goods Roads Program being formed by the General Assembly in Des Moines presented by Colonel Glen H Haynes Executive Secretary of the Iowa Good Roads Association. Music by the Creston Concert Band.
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Court House
Creston
General Assembly
Des Moines
Glen. Haynes
Iowa Good Roads Association
Union County
Des Moines visitors lodge with Creston hosts
Mrs Bert Collins and Miss Darlene McLester of Des Moines arrived in Creston and are staying with Mr and Mrs Ralph Griffin and Mrs Alice McLester of North Pine Street. Mrs R J Tisue returned Tuesday from Moravia where she had been called by her mother Mrs R McDaniel’s illness. Mrs Tisue reports her mother much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Collins
Darlene McLester
Des Moines
Creston
Ralph Griffin
Alice Mclester
North Pine Street
R. J. Tisue
Moravia
R McDaniel
Tisue
Society Chapter A Z P E O Officers Elected
The Society Chapter A Z P E O met Tuesday at 904 West Montgomery. Mrs John Deitrick and Mrs J W McCue assisted. Election of officers resulted in Stella Spica as president Josephine Mallory as vice president Elizabeth Agnew as recording secretary John Deitrick as corresponding secretary Carl Davenport as treasurer Nancy M Bell as chaplain.
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John Deiterick
West Montgomery Street
J. W. McCue
Stella Spica
Josephine Mallory
Elizabeth Agnew
John Deitrick
Carl Davenport
Nancy M. Bell
Lady Elks Hold Tuesday Bridge Afternoon
The Lady Elks hosted an afternoon card party at a West Montgomery street home. Attendees spent the event playing bridge in a friendly social gathering.
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Lady Elks
West Montgomery Street
Dinner Party At Home Of Mr and Mrs Harry Berrien
Mr and Mrs Harry Berrien of 801 Weal Jeffé n street entertain a number of friends this evening with a 7 o'clock dinner at their home. Following the meal the evening will be spent at cards.
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Harry Berrien
Weal Jeffé@en street
Tuesday Evening Club Dinner At Iowana Hotel
The Tuesday Evening club was entertained with a 7 Yelock dinner at the Iowana hotel hosted by Mrs. Carl Nord. After dinner the evening ended with bridge, where Mrs. R. A. Swanson won the honors.
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Iowana Hotel
Carl Nord
Bridge
R. A. Swanson
Ave Marie Society Session at Immaculate Conception Church
The Ave Marie society met in the church hall Tuesday afternoon for a regular session. Rev Father Malone spoke after a brief business meeting. a women’s committee served refreshments. Forty five women attended the gathering.
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Ave Marie Society
Ave Marie Society of the Immaculate Conception Church
Father Malone
Ed. Peak
Lou Geis
Nicholas Jeis
Pete Meann
Fred Fredland
Hal Brown
J. J. Stump
Lawrence Reeder
John Weber
Julia Hawks
James
Agenda Class Fun Evening At Irat Baptist Church
Mrs Faye Henderson and Mrs Yallie Morain hosted the Agenda class at their home on Mills Street Tuesday evening. Twenty five members attended and enjoyed contests and games with Mrs Robert Willbee winning first prize. Dainty refreshments were served to conclude the evening.
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Agenda
Faye Henderson
Yallie Morain
Irat Baptist Church
Henderson
Mills Street
Robert Willbee
M O L Club Hosts Montgomery Home Event
Mr and Mrs Wilmer Montgomery entertained the 5 MoO L club Tuesday evening at their Livingston avenue home. Five hundred was enjoyed with Mrs Edw Smith and Wm Pitt receiving high honors and Mrs Fred Lee and Ralph Smith the consolation. A dainty lunch ended the evening.
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Wilmer
Westminster Guild Meets at Mrs Skiles Home
Westminster guild of the Presbyterian church was entertained Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Robert Skiles 704 West Jefferson Street with Mrs. M. L. Burt and Mrs. KB. L. Hatfield assisting. After a business meeting refreshments were served.
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Westminster Guild
The
Presbyterian Church
Robert Skiles
West
Jefferson Street
M. L. Burt
KB. L. Hatfield
Piano Tuning at 1139 Paul V Sowash Residence
A piano tuning service was conducted at the residence numbered 1139 on Paul V Sowash street. Technicians completed adjustment and pitch checks, ensuring instrument tone and key responsiveness for the homeowner.
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Paul
Sowash
For Sale Classified Mix from Creston Offers
A dense Creston area classified list features numerous real estate, livestock, and vehicle listings. Items include a 1920 model roadster, several Buick touring cars, Hereford bulls, White Rock eggs, a Levee room modern home, and various rental properties along with jobs and services. Listings provide locations like 610 W Mills St, 5048 Pine St S, 710 West Spencer, and 1200 West Spencer, with contact details and prices.
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South Division
W. Mills St
Truman Shaw
Pine St
Highland Inn
East Mills
Floyd Woods
West Spencer
West Creston
R. H. M. W. Advertiser
Creston
Bk. Goodman
T. M. Hayden
Orient
Ed. Winn
Cromwell
Iowa
Route 1
J. Brown
R. G
Ferris
W. M. White
For Sale Columbia Six in Perfect Condition
A 21 model Columbia six in excellent condition is offered for sale. The ad notes it would trade for a cheap Ford and mentions Seeber ger's Garage as the point of sale.
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Columbia
Ford Seeberger
Miscellaneous notices and small business ads
Mixed ads list services from Fidelity Abstract & Loan Co to Prentis Hatchery and Orple beauty shop. Mentions Creston Iowa repairs, lamp and tool sharpening, custom egg hatching, rubber stamps, key checks, and a future rental listing at 403 N Vine St with a March 20 availability. Addresses and contact numbers appear.
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Fidelity Abstract & Loan Company
Jd. Vv. Richardson
St. J. E. Taylor
Creston
Iowa
Prentis Hatchery
Mr. Ayr
Orpne Beauty Shop
Telephone
Chas. A. Johnson
N. Vine St
Lost envelope with money owner’s name seeks return
A lost envelope containing money was found and returned to the Advertiser office. The finder will receive a reward. The envelope bears the owner’s name and requests contact for prompt return.
Local residents stop by Creston for visits and business
Fairfield’s W. G. Parson spends the day in Creston on business. True Bally of Bedford arrives in Creston for a short visit with friends. Harry L. Kleetz of Kansas City Mo arrives in Creston Tuesday evening for a brief business visit. Mr and Mrs L A Hester move from 103 East Howard to 1011 West Adams. L Reece of Stringtown attends to business and visits in Creston. Mrs H B McAdams leaves for Pacific Junction to spend the day with friends. Mr and Mrs E W Alexander of Winterset shop and visit in Creston. Mrs H W Pace and daughter Harriett and son Willard return to Osceola after visiting at A T Erwin’s in Nevinville.
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W. G. Parson
Fairfield
True Bally
Bedford
Creston
Harry L. Kleetz
Kansas City
L. A. Hester
East
Howard Street
West
Adams Street
L. Reece
Stringtown
H. B. McAdams
Pacific Junction
E. W. Alexander
Winterset
Regular meeting of Union Shrine No. 23 notice
Regular meeting of Union Shrine No. 23 Thursday evening at 7 30 p m. Election of officers.
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Union Shrine
Robbers seize $1000 from Queer Lumber vault
Des Moines reports a vault break in the Queer Lumber company offices last night yielding about $1000. Nearby Cedar Falls notes high school teams invited to Cedar Falls for the annual basketball tournament set for March 13 and 14. London front pages highlight a proposed international security pact with Germany and Britain. In Reinsdorf Saxony five killed and 38 injured after a dynamite blast at a powder factory following a fire.
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Des Moines
Queer Lumber Company
Cedar Falls
Northeastern
Iowa
Teachers College
London
Aris
Germany
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Reinsdorf
Saxony
Westphalian-Rohalt
Visitors and departures noted in Creston society column
Mrs Frank Schmitt of Marshalltown arrived in Creston to visit her ill mother Mrs George Hawker. Miss Georgia Bacon returned from Peoria to resume work at Creston Auto. Mrs A L Carter left for Boise Idaho for the summer. Mrs Ray Williams and Floyd of San Diego left for home after winter in Creston. Mrs S M Power of St Anthony Idaho left for Wise, Kansas then Pueblo before returning home.
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Frank Schmitt
Marshalltown
Creston
George Hawker
Georgia Bacon
Peoria
Ill
Creston Auto Company
A. L. Carter
L. J. Nickle
North Maple Street
Boise
Idaho
Ray Williams
Gon. Floyd
San Diego
Calif
Ryan
South Elm Street
Williams
S. M. Power
St. Anthony
Busby
North Sycamore Street
Wilsey
Kans
Pueblo
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Holland Milkers
Fey Jonathans
Fey
Wilson
Grocers
Campbell
Kirk
Lue
Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting
Foot Warmer
Public Meeting of
Good Roads Citizens
Mar
Fred W. Doge
Bisco
Twtr
Conkey
E. Moxtg
Boyd
Creamery
FE. M. Willis Coal Co
Alitode Island
Creston Buick Co
Rhode Island
E. E. Kinkade
West End
Roy FE
Benson Realator & Insurance
Benson Bldg
Knight
Sharpsburg
Richey Brothers
Sharpsburg Land Men
C. L. Shoemaker
Roy Neville
West Mills Street
Creston Iron & Metal Co
North Elm
Elmer Young
Afton
Ila
Buick
Theodore Temple
Killbuck
Ohio
L. H. Sprinkle
Fuller Brush Co
N. Cedar
R. F. Jones Creston
Land Credit Bank
Agnew
F. E. Agnew
Maple — Street
N. Elm
North Vine
D. M. McMaster
KE. Goodman
Choice Farm
Adam Pickett
H. W. Pace
Harriett
Willard
A. T. Erwin
Nevinville
Osceola
Arch Preserver
L. A
Associated Press
N. W. Cor
Creston's Food Center
Fonty
Apurgeons
Spurgeon's
Creston, la
Spurgeon
Crawfords
E. F. Tackett Optometrist
Optician
W. Adams
Theo
Agnes Welch
Imperial Cafe
Kk. A. Swanson
Hester's Shoe Store
N. Maple Street
Holly Hall
Nobby Shoe
WM. R. Walters
Chas. A- Hayden
B. M
W. Mills
K. C. Hall
Presbyterian Guild
Odd Fellow’s Hall
Geo. Wessels
D. Davenport
EPSOM
Hanson's Drug Store
Rexall
Charles
Plu
Internal Revenue
Agnew Bldg
Ralph H
Brooks
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