Visitors bring complete music program to senior high
A Music Week program by out-of-town residents drew a large audience at the senior high school auditorium. Performers came from Afton Zion and Murray. Mrs. E. L. Carroll’s pupils from Creston performed at 4 15 p m with Evelyn Hughes and Mary McLeod. The Windmills of Holland operetta will be staged at 8 tonight by the junior high glee clubs under Miss Thelma Lane with costumes. The Creston Martial Band, joined by two visiting fifers, delighted the crowd in the afternoon and again in the evening downtown.
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Afton
Zion and Murray
E. L. Carroll
Creston
Evelyn Hughes
Mary McLeod
Holland
Thelma Lane
Bey
Relief Fund Nears Goal Of 1400 In Mississippi Flood Aid
Relief fund efforts in Peoria and Union county push toward a 1400 goal as Red Cross flood aid agencies receive contributions. Rotary Kiwanis and local banks report cash gifts totaling over 809 with additional donations listed. clothing drives run through May 11 overseen by the Salvation Army in Creston.
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Rotary-Kiwanis Drive
Red Cross Relief Fund
Mississippi Valley
Union County
Union County Red Cross
Creston
Rotary- Kiwanis
Red Cross
Rev. J. Woodsum
Fred W. Ide
L. A. Hester
Dave Ellis
A. Slous
Salvation Army
First Tours For Summer School In Creston
Teachers and training students from twenty nearby towns received invitations to the Creston extension summer school. Chamber committees led by Fred Ide and George DeWolfe toured southern and eastern towns including Afton Arispe Tingley Euston Mt. Ayr Kellerton Decatur Leon Van Wert Weldon Osceola Murray Thayer Kent Lenox Bedford Malloy Benton Clearfield and Shannon City. Additional tours planned as the chamber aims to reach all communities in adjacent counties.
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Extension
Creston
Chamber of Commerce
Fred Ide
George E. DeWolfe
Elmo Roper
James McCoy
Ide
DeWolfe
Afton
Arispe
Tingley
Euston
Mt. Ayr
Kellerton
Decatur
Leon
van Wert
Weldon
Osceola
Murray
Thayer
Roper
McCoy
Kent
Lenox
Bedford
Malloy
Benton
Clearfield
Shannon City
Union
Communities Rally for Red Cross Flood Relief
Neighboring communities in Union County and surrounding areas boost Red Cross drives for Mississippi river flood relief. Adams County reaches its first 300 quota with expectations of a second, Lenox surpasses its share with 116.15, Clarke County clears 251 of 200, Fontanelle reports 123, and Greenfield 149.50 on the first call.
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Union County
Red Cross
Adams County
Lenox
Taylor County
Clarke County
Fontanelle
Greenfield
Twelve Fiddlers To Compete Here
An even dozen fiddlers will compete at McKinley park auditorium Saturday night under the American Legion of Creston. Participants include Guy Boyer J M Heary Raymond Culver G N Warner Lou Smith Ike Smith John Toland Harry OBrian P E Kelly Ben Drew L Gollinger J J Bradley with one more from Truro and another from Osceola expected. The legion offers 50 dollars in prizes to the top three players and a caller for square dancing. The event and dances are free.
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Will Stranee
American Legion of
Truro
Osceola
Stranee
The
Legion
Local Visitors Arrive In Prescott For Short Stay
Mrs. J. C. Allen returned to her Prescott home after visiting friends. L. H. Duclos of Des Moines arrived late evening to spend several days here.
Episcopaltans Plan Thirteenth District Meeting at Creston
Mrs John Folchart of Dubuque will speak at the thirteenth district convention of the Episcopal church in Creston. The event opens Wednesday at 2 pm at Mrs Thomas J Maxwell’s home on West Jefferson Street with a luncheon to follow. Delegates invited from Union Adair Clarke Adams Taylor Ringgold and Decatur counties.
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John Folchart
Dubuque
Episcopal Church
Thomas J. Maxwell
West
Jefferson Street
Creston
Episcopal Church of America
of Union
Adair
Clarke
Adams Taylor
Ringgold
Decatur
Charles Mawson
W. H. Owens
H. L. Johnson
F P Clark Dies In Creston At 54
F P Clark died at 6 30 this morning at his home 1105 North Maple Creston after a year of ill health He moved from Kentucky to Union county in 1912 and lived in Spaulding township before moving to Creston in fall He is survived by a widow three sons and three daughters Masonic lodge members will assist at a 230 Sunday service at the Methodist church conducted by Rev C W Graham Interment will be at Prairie Lawn cemetery near Spaulding.
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I. P. Clark
North Maple Street
Creston
Mr.Clark
Union County
Kentucky
Spaulding Township
Mr. Clark
Mizpah Masonic Lodge
Hazel Green
Former Resident Dies In Kansas
Word of the death of Sidney Day, formerly of Creston, Kansas, reached Creston friends today. The body will be brought to Creston for burial and arrive Saturday evening, to be taken to Dietrick’s funeral chapel. Funeral arrangements are not yet made. Mr Day lived in Kansas City for about 20 years and previously near Nevinville. He is survived by his widow and one son, Arthur, of Topeka.
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Sidney Day
Kansas City
Kans
Creston Friends
Creston
Deitrick
Day
Nevinville
Arthur
Topeka
Dr. George Wagoner Heads to Prescott for Day Trip
Dr. George Wagoner departed this morning for Prescott to spend the day there. He is expected to return later today.
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George Wagoner
Prescott
Unsaken Henry Judd Gray in murder case photos
Henry Judd Gray, co defendant with Ruth Snyder, is pictured in court. Crossexamination today failed to shake his story of the killing despite sharp questioning by the attorneys.
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Henry Judd Gray
Ruth Snyder
Decatur County Jurors Called For Bank Case Trial
District court jurors were drawn and summoned to report at 1 30 p m Monday for the trial of Fred Teale in a case stemming from deposits at the Paris and Traders Bank of Leon. The bank closed in 1924 and Teale faced charges after a Decatur county grand jury indicted him in 1926. Judge RK Hawkins to prosecute. venue change cites fairness concerns. Jurors listed hail from Afton Creston Lorimer Shannon City Thayer Leon and surrounding areas.
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Fred Teale
Jweon
Paris
Bank of Leon
Teale
Decatur County
Afton
George A. Loy
C. W Thompson
Lorimer
Gilbert Hicks Cromwell
Harold Gustin
Kent
Minnie Ibbitson
Ralph Henry
Orville Jones
Shannon City
Mell Musselman
Grover Jackson
P. R. Wright
Thayer
Lenore Jolly
Leon Morrison
Maude Louden
H. J. Birkner
Richard Brown
I. P. Johnson
Maude Wendel
Bull Simpkin
J. W. Conrad
John Brown
Annie Powell
John H. Boyd
Bert Whittlesey
Charles Plum
Ruth Harter
Ray Taylor
A. I Rosenberry
Mary A. Saylor
Elsie Ward
Henry Dumphy
Sidney A. Lyon
Susie Smeltzer
Helen Roach
Retta McKee
Isabella Cashman
Earl Kessler
Creston
Mrs James McCoy Heads To Red Oak For Weekend Visit
Mrs James McCoy departed this morning for Red Oak to spend the weekend with relatives.
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James McCoy
Red Oak
Creston Leaders Report Broad Optimism For 1927 Business
Creston and its trade area show a sharp upturn with merchants optimistic and farm prospects strong. City leaders and bankers cite solid deposits, improving land sales, higher livestock prices, and a growing Chamber of Commerce budget drive as evidence of renewed confidence in southwestern Iowa.
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Creston
Daily Advertiser
Chamber of Commerce
Homer F. Harsh
Iowa
D. G. Wiley
Creeton
C. E. Fiers
Iowa Utilities Company
Fred Luce
Jefferson School Debate Ends With Boys Victory
Sixth grade pupils debated the question resolved that it is best to go to high school. Judges awarded the decision to the boys team which upheld the negative. Affirmative team members were Eva Nelson Margaret Coakley and Eleanor Wonn. Negative speakers were Henry Twyford Horace Boyd and Gerald Laughlin. Teachers served as judges.
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Jefferson School
Eva Nelson
Margaret Coakley
Eleanor Wonn
Henry Twyford
Horace Boyd
Gerald Laughlin
Do You Know Iowa Quiz Answers
The passage presents a Q and A from the Associated Press via the Iowa State Historical Society. It lists questions about Iowa state leadership, symbols, surveying history, convict locations, and Indigenous communities. The correct answers appear on the Want-Ad page.
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Associated Press
Lewa
Benton Man Ends Life By Shooting
Samuel Slaughter of Benton was found dead yesterday afternoon with a shotgun wound to the chest. He left a note saying he intended to end his suffering. He had been ill all winter but was said to be improving.
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Benton
Iowa
Samuel Slaughter
Local Notes and Docket in Orion and Creston
J W Stearns of Orion celebrated his ninety second birthday and visits his son J A Stearns in North Cherry Street. A preliminary hearing for G A Webb of Creston on a driving while intoxicated charge is set for 10 o clock Monday forenoon over the April 26 collision with E B McCauns car near the county farm. Mrs Homer Fuger and daughter Elizabeth of Mt Ayr return home after visiting, accompanied by Judge Fubler.
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J. W. Stearns
Orion
J. A. Stearns
North Cherry Street
G. A. Webb
Creston
E. B. McCaun
Homer Fuger
Elizabeth
Mt. Ayr
Judge Fubler
Hughes Named President of State College
Cedar Falls reports Ray mond M. Hughes, president of Miami University in Oxford Ohio, will assume the presidency of Iowa State College of Horticulture and Mechanical Arts on September 1. The state board of education announced the unanimous selection after a two hour session with reports from the nominating committee and farmers organization reps. Dean resignations at Iowa State College of Medicine were discussed but action was deferred.
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Ohio
Ames
Cedar Falls
Raymond M. Hughes
Miami University
Oxford
Iowa State College
Olericultuy and Mechanic Arts
State Board of Education
Hughes
Ohina
George W.odfrey
Algona
Iowa
Minster
Vocution
Walter A. Jessup
Iowa State University
L W. Dean
College of Medicine
Jessup
Dean
Reo Sales Agency Established Here
L. KE. Wright of Winterset leases 103 East Adams Street to open an automobile sales room about May 15. He will sell the Reo flying cloud and Wolverine models. J. McKinney of Des Moines arrives as manager of the business.
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L. KE. Wright
Winterset
East Adams Street
J. McKinney
Des Moines
Storms Damage Oklahoma Crops
Oklahoma reports damage to buildings and crops from wind and hail storms yesterday totaling about 2 million dollars. Noble Alfalfa and Garfield counties reported extensive small grain devastation and farm buildings wrecked. Hail covered the ground up to two and a half feet in places.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Noble
Alfalfa
Garfield
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