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Newspaper

Creston Daily Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1925

Page

8

Wanted notices from early 20th century Iowa paper

Readable fragments show help wanted ads seeking wallpaper cleaners and well diggers with contact details, boarding and lodging offers at 309 North Oak, abstracts by Fidelity Abstract & Loan Co, J W Richardson president, and stenographer or sales positions with Associated Merchant Bankers in Des Moines.

Fidelity Abstract & Loan Company J. W. Richardson Iowa Observatory Des Moines

Dr R A Swanson Chiropractor at 107 N Maple Street

Dr R A Swanson operates a chiropractic office over Hester's Shoe Store located at 107 North Maple Street with a listed office phone and a separate residence number.

R. A. Swanson Hester's Shoe Store N. Maple Street

Hopkins Arrives from Excelsior Springs for Health

Don Hopkins of Massena arrived here Thursday from Excelsior Springs Missouri where he has been for the benefit of his health. He spent the day here with relatives. Mr Hopkins is the ticket agent at Massena.

Don Hopkins Massena Excelsior Springs Mr Hopkins

Greenfield residents and visitors gather for social week

4M isg Mary Ruth Battinger returns home to Greenfield after a Thursday evening visit with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Goodrich and children of Murray. Dr. Lillie E. Wagoner comes back from Grand Rapids Michigan where she attended the supreme White Shrine as a deleg ate from Union Shrine. She visited her son G Edwin in Chicago and was accompanied from Galesburg Illinois by Mrs. W E Wagoner, mother of Dr. George F Wagoner.

Mary Ruth Battinger Greenfield aMr Floyd Goodrich Murray Lillie E. Wagoner Grand Rapids Mich Union Shrine Creston G. Edwin Chicago Galesburg Ill W. E. Wagoner George F. Wagoner

Choral Club Concert Plans May 18 Program Details

The Choral Club announces a two part concert on Monday May 18 featuring Part 1 with chorus pieces By The Waters of Minnetauka The Moon Drops Low Redmans Chant and Weeping Waters sung by soloist Miss Mark Sweeney Sky Blue Waters Part 2 includes Death of Minnehaha with soloist Mrs Powers and Prof Covert.

Minnetauka Dr. Parsons Redman's Mark Sweeney Weeping Waters

Local residents visit and travel notices from Corning and Des Moines

Mrs. Fred Cramer of Corning spent Thursday visiting relatives and shopping. Charles Cutforth of Des Moines returned home after a week here handling business. L. Olson returned home from Des Moines after several days visiting and attending to business. Mrs. Joseph Novotony left for Des Moines to spend the weekend with Mr. Novotony. Sam Block of Los Angeles, visiting the Gellers of the Willis apartments, departed for Omaha.

Fred Cramer Corning Charles Cutforth Des Moines L. Olson Joseph Novotony Novotony Lincoln School Sam Block Los Angeles William Geller Willis Apartments Omaha

Three Die In Tail-Spin Plane Crash Near Trenton Neb

A San Francisco aviator Mrs. Lloyd Hefling and two passengers Mrs. Harry Gibson and Floyd Eakins died when the aircraft collapsed its wing and spun to the ground near Trenton Nebraska. Mrs. Hefling is believed en route to the coast and may be west of Salt Lake City.

Trenton Neb Lloyd L. Hefling San Francisco Grersons Hefling Salt Lake City Harry Gibson McCook Floyd Eakins Culbertson

Iowa Apple Crop Cut by Recent Frosts

Des Moines Iowa May 15 Iowa's bumper fruit crop prospects are cut to an estimated 60 to 75 percent of normal by heavy killing frosts in the last two weeks says Robert J Herrick secretary of the Iowa Horticultural Society.

Des Moines Iowa Robert 3. Herrick Iowa Horticulturial Society

Des Moines Visitors Return Home After Short Stay

-4'land Fisher of Des Moines returned to his home this afternoon after a short visit here. He stayed as a guest in the home of his mother Mrs T P Fisher at 500 North Walnut Street. Mrs John Sloan of Des Moines also returned home this afternoon after spending the week with Mr and Mrs L A Hester at 1011 West Adams Street. Mrs Sloan is Mrs Hester's mother.

Land Fisher Des Moines T. P. Fisher North Walnut Street John Sloan L. A. Hester West Adams Street Sloan

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