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Newspaper

Creston Daily Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1927

Page

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Circus Parade Opens Big Day for Community

Creston fans flocked to downtown as Robbins Bros circus opened a busy day. The noon parade drew 575 people, 327 horses, and a diverse menagerie through the streets. The afternoon crowd filled the big tent for a 30 piece band and a program headlined by Santa Claus in Fairyland and Montague with a grand cast and animals.

Creston Robbins Bros. Circus 0. A. Gilcon Bret Rickman Santa Claus Jack Frost Chris Kringle Marceline ‘Montague Glenn Weston Miss Bruce Robbins Bros

Flower Thieves Receive Warning From City Police Chief

Chief of Police A. C. Loud announced a prosecution warning to flower thieves after repeated reports of vandalism and blossom theft. Tulip beds were stripped of about 60 flowers and forget-me-nots of valuable variety were damaged. another home lost nearly all its tulips.

A. C. Loudon

Triangular Air Race Looms Over Atlantic

Harbor Grace and Dear Cove residents report a white aircraft seen over the area last Monday morning. The navy abandons plans to send the airship Los Angeles to Labrador in search of missing French aviators. Adverse weather delays three cornered race as Lindbergh, Byrd, and Chamberlain-Bertaud compete for takeoff slots with Spirit of St Louis and Colombia planes ready in New York and Long Island.

Harbor Grace N. F Dear Cove Here Washington Los Angeles Labrador Navy Department New York Paris Wether Barane Ocean Clarence Chamberlain Lloyd Bertaud Richard E. Byrd Charles Lindbergh Lochinvar Byrd America American Trans- Oceanic Company Bert A. Costa Floyd Bennett George Neville Byrd Party Weather Bureau Lindbergh Chamberlain-Bertaud Debonair Missouri National Guard San Diego Calif Spirit of

Girls Honor Mothers At Big Dinner

Sixty women and girls attended the mothers and daughters banquet at the Presbyterian church last night. Daughters honored mothers from classes taught by Miss Minnie Hood Mrs Donald Woodhull and Miss Elizabeth Agnew. Toasts by Miss Dorothy Campbell Mrs H M Stanley Miss Margaret McGregor Miss A S Beatty Miss Elizabeth Black and Mrs Nancy Bell. Music by Mrs Willis Royce. Dinner prepared by the Ladies Aid society and served by the Cecil Cain circle.

Presbyterian Church Thrde Minnie Hood Donald Woodhull Elizabeth Agnew Anna St. Clair Dorothy Campbell H. M. Stanley Margaret McGregor A. 8. Beatty Misa Elizabeth Black Nancy Bell Willis Royce Ladies’ Aid Society The Cecil Cain

Do You Know Move to Inside Page Three

Beginning today the daily Do You Know questions move to page three inside. The new placement places the feature on the interior page as announced.

Senior class graduates at Orient High with Drake University speaker

Orient Iowa May 14 Robert Finch of Drake University Des Moines delivered the commencement address as 26 seniors received diplomas. Finch urged college training and lifelong preparation. The class included Mildred Beck Charlotte Bishop Lyle Buckmiller Harold Bowers Blanche Cihak Martha Craven and others.

Robert Finch Des Moines Utterback Orient Iowa Drake University Finch Hubert Utterback Mildred Beck Charlotte Bishop Lyle Buckmiller Harold Bowers Blanche Cihak Martha Craven Howard Regan Clara Eatinger Darlene Grant Elda Griffen Alice Higgins Glenn Inlow Helen Johnson Rex Lane Carl Mensing Marie Murray Helen Mullingan George Nelson Walter Oaken Edna Pouch Leona Reed Henry Sheehan Gerald Spangler Eileen Strong Mildred Strong Mary Wickham

Derby Day at Louisville as 18 Colts Vie for Glory

Thousands gather in Louisville for the Kentucky Derby with 18 thoroughbreds entered. Forecast predicts fair weather and a dry track. Up to three scratches may reduce the field to about 15 starters before the 4:40 p m central standard time post.

Louisville Kentucky Jock Royal Julian Saxon Rolled Stocking Buddy Bauer My Son

Creston Man Wins Cash in Daily Advertiser Slogan Contest

P. E. Thomas a Creston motion picture operator won five dollars in The Daily Advertiser slogan contest. His line An independent newspaper that is dependable topped 148 submissions judged by a business committee. Thomas not only wrote the chart one but had six of the ten honorable mention entries. The contest closed Wednesday.

P. E. Thomas Creston Daily Advertiser Thomas

Sunday School Meet Declared Great Success

Cromwell May 14 The fifty sixth annual Union county Sunday school convention was held at the Congregational Church of Cromwell on May 13. Morning attendance neared seventy with Mrs George Johnston presiding and Rev Clark Howard of Afton delivering advice on graded lessons and home teaching. Music and pictures were urged to boost Sunday school work and a later note praises the slogans contest honoring The Daily Advertiser.

Josephine Sutton Cromwell Union County Congregational Church of George Johnston Kent William Widger Afton Clark Howard Howard Walter Hutton Des Moines

Records Fall in Tirse Blue Grass Events

One hundred fifty athletes from sixteen high schools competed in the fifth annual Blue Grass track meet at Tingley and Kellerton. Summers of Mt Ayr set a meet record in the broad jump with 20 feet 11 inches. other qualifiers and early results from preliminaries and finals are listed for multiple events with several meet records noted.

Sweet Tingley Kellerton Mt. Ayr Gale Greenfield Thornton Dridgewater Handers Clarinda Cessna Winterset Reberg Shenandoah Keefa and Grose Creston Mensing Kagan Orient Handorf Swift Askiwore Clarinds Walsworth Tod Killion Afton Roatofer Murdy Corning Waters of Milla Creeds Buird Tlaindorf Embree Rydberg Morse Mt Ayr Williams Chariton Fielz Olarineda Tyard Dash Tuabbard and Aikman Bycroft and Gpeeola Walters

Odds Broadcast for Races Mention Whiskery Bostonian Favored

The report lists horses Whiskery and Bostonian as likely favorites in a race with 6 to 5 odds, showing Rolled Stocking at 5 to 1. Other names include Kiev Bewithus Osmond Rip Rap and War Eagle with Scapa Flow noted among entries.

Dromel Black Panther Whiskery Kiev Bewithus Osmond Rip Rap Bostonian Mr. Kirkwood Fred, Jr

Enthusiastic Outlook for State Teachers College Summer School

N W Ringstrom Davenport will supervise Creston summer session after conferring with George K DeWolfe Crestomelrone and Charles Fliers Chamber of Commerce head. Ringstrom praised plans and the senior high school and junior college facilities. He has seven years in summer school work and will arrive May 50 to oversee the session.

Teachers’ College N.W. Ringstrom Davenport Sustemer Creston Ringstrom George Kk. DeWolfe Crestom Knoxville

Recess Taken In Teale Trial In District Court

A halt was called at 3 oclock yesterday afternoon in the district court trial of Fred Teale of Leon charged with accepting deposits in an insolvent bank. A recess was taken until Monday morning to allow attorneys to spend Sunday at home and prepare for further evidence. Witnesses for the state included J J Matthews receiver of Farmers and Traders bank in Leon John Pixley William Hubbard Stephen Varger and James Baker of Decatur county. The trial began Monday on a change of venue from Decatur county and will likely occupy most of next week.

District Court Fred Teale Leon Homer. Fuller J. J. Matthews Farmers and Traders’ Bank of Leon Teale Provident John Pixley William Hubbard Stephen Varger James Baker Decatur County

Condition of Miss Stephenson Critical After Auto Crash

The condition of Miss Gladys Stephenson who was injured Thursday morning in an auto accident between Creston and Corning was reported today to be no change. She sustained a punctured lung an injured shoulder and many cuts and bruises and remains in critical condition. Mrs Mildred Keef and Mrs Lucille Keef of Prescott visited on a day in the city with friends.

Gladys Stephenson Creston Corning

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