Grand Matron Attends Iowa Eastern Star District Meet
Ves ta chapter 233 Creston hosts the Worthy Grand Matron Mrs Elizabeth Kamamynn of Sioux City and 300 members from 11 chapters across districts. The event in Creston includes banquets, initiation by district officers, decorations, and a social hour at the Masonic temple.
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Order of Eastern Star of Creston
O E. S
Iowa
Elizabeth Kamamyinn
Sioux City
Lucy Bullock
Lorimer
Edna Paschial
Bedford
Twenty-First
Mary Rohwer
Lewis
Rs. Maude Bowers
Orient
Grand Ruth
Aston Murray
Osceola
Orient Greenfield
Fontenelle
Massena Cumberland
Winterset
Creston
Mayflower Guild
Congregational Church
Masonic
Anne Rhodes
Greenfield
Floyd Strong
Angie Clark
O Murray
Mimie Reed Creston
Rena Jkhambertson
Mae Graham
Erma Bargenholt
Miude Wilson
Massena
Kate Crooks
Pearl Darnell
Adah
Lou Stucker
Fontanille
Ruth
Edna Olson
Esther
Ada Bunker
Martha
Don Delmege
Electa
Grace Treichler
Afton
Margaret Swan
Sentinel
G. C. Bentley
Kam
Frost Report Stages Cold Snap Across Iowa
The Associated Press reports repeated frost last night across Iowa and neighboring regions. Des Moines notes lows from 23 to 30 degrees with continued cool weather and potential damage to fruit and garden crops. Washington and Webster City also report subfreezing readings and minor damage to produce.
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Mrs Ruth Henderson Injured In Automobile Accident
Mrs Ruth Henderson of 702 West Adams street suffered facial cuts and back and leg injuries in a Wednesday night car crash on primary road No 8 near the Milton George corner west of Kent. Four occupants escaped serious harm. the steering failure caused the vehicle to ditch and roll over.
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West Adams Street
Milton George
Kent
Emi ‘Gaidies
Creston
Henderson
Gaidies
State Board of Education Resists Surety Claims
Des Moines Iowa May 7 The State Board of Education authorized its counsel to resist claims by surety companies to preference in the liquidation of Commercial Savings Bank which held public school funds when it suspended business earlier this year.
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Des Moines
Board of Education
Commercial Savings Bank
Death of Iowa salesman under inquest at Galesburg hotel
Coroner G S Bower to hold an inquest into the sudden death of J C Anderson a 39 year old Burlington Iowa automobile salesman. Miss Vee Coontz a Burlington girl accompanied Anderson and said he drank before leaving Burlington. The hotel manager said Anderson grew ill and died shortly after a physician left. The girl was put under police supervision and registered as man and wife with Anderson. Anderson had worked in Burlington since September and previously in Des Moines. A woman claiming to be his wife had urged Miss Coontz to stop seeing him, which Anderson denied.
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Galesburg
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J. C. Anderson
Burlington
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Anderson
Des Moines
Springfield
Circuit Upholds Dismissal of Wilson and Co Receivers
The U S Court of Appeals affirmed a New Jersey district court ruling that dismissed receivers for Wilson and Co Inc meat packers. The decision criticized Maurice J Klein for seeking a receivership that risked the rights of more than 7 000 stockholders and noted the existing receivers are now managing the firm.
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Australian Labor Snubs U S Navy Visit Functions
Melbourne May 7 The labor council voted against participating in reception and entertainment events for the United States fleet during its Australia visit. The move protests U S wartime espionage act imprisonments. leaders say it is not a boycott and Australian workers will fraternize with rank and file sailors.
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Melbourne
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United States
Australia
America
Bandits Rob Pawn Shop Of $50,000 In Valuables
Five robbers today held up Morris Bomash pawn shop in downtown Chicago and looted the safe and show cases escaping with jewelry and valuables worth an estimated 40 000 to 50 000 dollars in the May raid.
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Chicago
Morris Bomash
Dickinson to Speak at Farm Picnic in McKinley Park
Congressman L J Dickinson of Algona a farm relief leader will speak at a Creston Chamber of Commerce farm picnic in McKinley park on June 4 Invitations will be mailed to about 6000 rural families in Creston Kent Cromwell Afton Orient Lorimer Shannon City and Thayer The event funded by the business community starts at 6 pm with refreshments then a program by the Creston Concert band followed by Dickinsons address and an old fashioned dance with a special orchestra.
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Algona
United States
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Joe W. Goodsell
Chamber of Cmmerce
Arthur Nord
Chamber
McKinley Park
Dickinson
L. J. Nickle
Union County Farm Bureau
Creston
Dickingen
Park Auditorium
Severail
Migs Lilian Cuba
Charles A. Hayden
Joseph Bally
W. W. Bradford
Ed Hayden
Rose Burdette
Baptist Church
Gerald Laughlin
Arione Miley
Ruth McCurdy
Sarah Steele
Howard Scurr
Faye Russell
Louisa Hune
Mamie Swanson
Maple Street
Mrs O E Hull of Leon Dies in Rochester
Mrs O E Hull wife of the editor and publisher of the Leon Reporter died at 3 PM Wednesday in Rochester Minnesota after treatment and an operation. Daughter Mrs J C Parsons of this city was with her. Funeral party to Leon under arrangements of Dr Parsons who left Des Moines to accompany them.
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Leon Reporter
Leon
J. C. Parsons
Rochester
Minn
Dr. Parsons
Des Moines
Oil field clash leaves one black worker dead in Eldorado
In Eldorado Arkansas last night a fight between white and black oil field workers resulted in one Negro killed and eight white men wounded with two serious. More than 100 shots were fired before authorities began an investigation by the sheriff.
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Secret Service Uncovers Counterfeiting Conspiracy
Washington officials call the Pittsburgh indictment of eight men a major conspiracy in the government security counterfeiting case. About 40 to 50 people are under arrest in three states for manufacturing and distributing fake war savings stamps and revenue stamps. Trial of leaders will begin in Chicago next week as federal agents seize counterfeit stamps valued at $190,000 and report confessions in ten or more cases.
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Washington
Secret Service
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Blaze damages Anamosa theater and stores block
A May 7 fire in Anamosa swept through the theater gallery and adjacent Amenty department stores and offices. Three men were overcome by smoke and Monticello firefighters battled the blaze for two hours. a clerk, William Hankens, was seriously affected while helping evacuate.
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Anamosa
Amenty
Monticello
William Hankens
Applegate Delays Ruling in Hunt Ethics Trial
Judge J. H. Applegate took under advisement the evidence in the Hunt disbarment case after oral arguments. Trial began Tuesday, with bar committee witnesses and defense testimony. A vacation decision date was set, while noting the seriousness of the charges against Elmer L. Hunt and Harry C. Chittenden.
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Guthrie Center
Elmer L. Hunt
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Hunt
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Chittenden
Des Moines
What Next? Farmers Face Wire Worm Threats and Tips
L J Nickle county agent explains that corn planting is underway and the major question is what follows. He details wire worm dangers to seedlings and mature plants, notes limited effectiveness of repellents, and describes the worm life cycle and failed crop-rotation fixes as farmers seek prevention and replanting strategies.
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L. J. Nickle
L J. Nickle
Hill of Corn Long
Editors Say Agriculture Outlook Is Improved
Discussion at a two day meeting of publishers from 16 state and sectional farm papers ended with a consensus that the agricultural outlook is better than any time in the last four years. Samuel McKevie of the Nebraska Farmer was elected president of the Standard Farm Papers group.
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Chicago
Samuel & McKevie
Nebraska Farmer
Worrnor
Nebraska
Wis
Standard Farm Papera
Creston Beats Clearfield 7 1 In High School Baseball
Creston high school defeated Clearfield 7 to 1 on a windy Wednesday afternoon. Eddie Peak sparked defense and morale, Arle Wareham and Recknor led hits, with Recknor collecting four hits in the win as Creston apologized for last week’s shutout and prepares for a rematch with Cromwell consolidated high school after a postponed game.
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Clearfield
Creston
Eddie Peak
Arle Wareham
Kenworthy
Pas
Recknor
Morrey
Kles
Mike Recknor
Hipes
Strance
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Peak
Strey
Anderson
Reckner
Plowman
Cromwell
Perm Cromwell
Lonox
Legion Forms Memorial Day Planning Committee
Fred Kunath and Dr. T. V. Gold en were named to a committee to coordinate with other patriotic groups for Memorial Day observances. Champagne post and Creston Legion discuss marking graves with Legion emblems and continuing paper drives to fund veterans' activities.
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T. V. Golden
Potter Post Hall
Champagne Post
American Legion
Creston
Lowana
Cemeteres
Veterans’ Organization
Witness Attacked After McClintock Inquest Testimony
Chicago May 7 Aday Roberts telephone girl detective who testified at the McClintock inquest said she was seized and struck last night by two unidentified assailants while walking from a motion picture show. She appealed to the state's attorney for redress and related overheard conversations between John E. Jones and William Darling Shepherd regarding the case.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Adyg Roberts
McClintock
Miss Roberts
William Darling Shepherd
Shepherd
William McClintock
John E. Jones
Jones
Victim of Mysterious Shooting Dies in Sioux City
W A Davin died this morning from a bullet wound found Tuesday night at Eleventh and Pear street. Police expect to arrest the slayer today and clear up the case.
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Sioux City
W. A. Davin
Eleventh and Pear Street
Urade School Children Give Park Program
Several hundred Creston grade pupils performed at McKinley Park Auditorium for National Music Week drawing a standing room crowd. The program featured greencit sones solo and folk dances, Virginia reel, flag drill, parasol dance, hat dance, and various folk dances by Jefferson and Franklin school groups.
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McKinley Park
Ing
Jefferson Echool
Congressman Haugen Returns to Office After Surgery
Congressman Haugen of the House Agriculture Committee resumes his duties after an operation for diabetes trouble. He met with staff in Washington and plans to return home to Northwood Iowa in about two weeks.
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Washington
Aibaleniee Haugen
House Agriculture Committee
Northwood
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