Local couples plan brief travels to Minneapolis and Janesville
Mrs Cecil Loudon Mrs S D Sehobe and Mrs J Alout return from a short visit in St Joseph Missouri. Mr and Mrs Harry Snyder of 27 West Montgomery street depart Monday for Minneapolis Minnesota and Janesville Wisconsin. Mrs Snyder will attend a convention of the Order of Railroad Conductors in Minneapolis and Mrs Snyder will visit in Janesville. They expect to be away about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Loudon
S. D Sehobe
J. Alout
St Joseph
Harry Snyder
West
Montgomery Street
Minneapol's
Minn
Janesville
Wrs
Snyder
the Order of Railroad Conductors
Minneapolis
Life to 150 Years With Sixpence a Head, Sir Ronald Ross Says
London may 5 the span of life could reach 150 years if every Englishman contributed a sixpence to scientific research This would fund new medical knowledge to keep germs and aging at bay for a century and a half Ross cites gains in life expectancy over 80 years and predicts laboratories worldwide eradicating major diseases if funding rises to ten million dollars annually
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sir Ronald Ross
Ronald
Sir Ronald
Pasteur Institute
Paris
Mechnikoff
Plasteur Institute
Ross Institutte
Ronald Avers
In Memoriam Henry E Edmondson Dies at 65
Henry E Edmondson died April 27 1925 at age 65. Born in Albany Missouri he grew up with his grandparents and married Frances L Fletcher at age 20. The Edmondsons lived in Adair County Iowa and Logan County Kansas. Walter O Edmondson died in France while serving as acting lieutenant colonel. Surviving family includes wife Frances L Edmondson three children six grandchildren two foster children and other relatives. Funeral April 29 at Hill of Zion Christian church with special musical tributes and interment at Hill of Zion cemetery.
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Henry E. Edmondson
Albany
Jas W Edmondson
Mary Edmondson
Francis L. Fletcher
Union Township
Adair County
Towa
Logan County
Kansas
Walter O. Edmondson
France
Joyn
Frances L. Edmondson
Myrtle A. Stuart
Orient
Roy A. Edmondson
St. Paul
Minnesota
Verner E
Ile
Velva
Clayton Thornton
Hill of Zion Christian Church
Red Cross
Rue Burnell
J. E. Bowen
Walter O
Earth
Carl K. Wilson
Charles Hayden
Hill of Zion
Students thank Advertiser for office tour and press insight
Seventh and eighth grade pupils express sincere thanks to the Advertiser staff for a tour of the office and plant. They describe learning how a daily newspaper is produced, the Associated Press wire service, and the costs involved. The class notes Washington and Creston as small users of AP and says the editor’s work requires steadiness and alertness.
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Minchy
Associatedress
Des Moines
New York
Chicago
Da‘aa
Seattle
Washington
Associated Press
Creston
Presa
Meeting to celebrate Ku Klux Klan founded
Des Moines reports a Wednesday meeting announced to celebrate the founding of the Ku Klux Klan. Other items include a drowning accident on the Mississippi near Muscatine, the recovery of Gus Dusenberry’s body, and missing children. The Davenport board of education considers coordinating state universities to cut duplicative costs. Swift & Company outlines no definite expansion plans for the Iowa Packing plant. Lieutenant Jack Harding predicts widespread aircraft manufacturing and use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Des Moines
Ku Klux Klan
Swift & Go
Chicago Packers
Iowa Packing Company
Swift
Joint-Ease Promises Relief From Lumbago
Advertising copy claims Joint-Ease rapidly relieves lumbago and severe joint pain. It touts a penetrating external remedy for painful swollen stiff joints offered at 60 cents a tube through druggists.
Executor Named in Iowa Estate Notice
Notice to creditors and heirs for the estate of John Frederick in Union County Iowa. D Davenport named executor by the district court on May 4 1925 with instructions to settle debts and present claims for allowance. G W Jones of Ottumwa arrived in Creston for a brief business visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Union County
Iowa
John Frederick
D. Davenport
G. W. Jones
Ottumwa
Creston
Noted Figures and Events Span World Flight and Local Losses
A report notes world flight proving air travel safe and practical. In Sioux City Nels Roseland, painter, died from alcoholic poisoning on May 5. Also in Sioux City Rev. John D. Ehlen, 65, former Lutheran church leader, died May 5. Des Moines police chief Cavender granted six weeks leave to attend the W C T U convention in Edinburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Nels Roseland
John D. Ehlen
South Dakota
The
German Lutheran Church
Des Moines
James Cavender
Edinburgh
Scotland
Miss Maurine Black Visits Ottumwa Parents
Miss Maurine Black returned to Ottumwa Sunday after spending the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Black at 912 North Division Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurine Black
Ottumwa
M. F. Black
North Division Street
Local Residents Report Visits and Recoveries in Gary Area
Mrs. C. O. Rule and daughter Dorothy of Gary and D. left Monday for Venton after visiting Mrs. Rule's sister, Mrs. Hayden Plakewell, for a short time. Mrs. T. C. Griffin of 1303 Hewitt Street, who had major surgery weeks ago at Greater Community hospital, has recovered sufficiently to go home and is progressing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Rule
Dorothy
Gary, & D
T. C. Griffin
Hewitt Street
Greater Community Hospital
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Young Men’s
Ric
Workman
Britain
U.S
U.S. Royal Balloon
United States Rubber Company
United States
U.S. Royal
Creston Rubber CO
Sparr Lumber & Hdw. CO
Cromwell
Nevinville
Standard Garage
Memoriam
Advertiser
Gus Dusenberry
Fairport
Mississippi River
Here
Illinois
Fred W. Fitch
Davenport
State Board of Education
State College At
Ames
Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Jack Harding
Army
Lumbago
van Zan l
North Maple Street
Deceas
Dougherty - Tisue CO
ET. U.’s
North Elm Street
Sharp High Class Furniture
North Elm St
Donald McGinnnis
John F.and
Farris Russell
Fred Russell
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