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Newspaper

Creston Daily Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1925

Page

5

Local residents return from outings and trips

Miss Imogene Madden returns home to Lenox after a short visit. Fred Adkins and K. Wheeler of Red Oak come back from the May Festival at McKinley Park. Nugent Miller of Des Moines arrives in Creston on Thursday evening to attend to business interests.

Imogene Madden Lenox Fred Adkins K. Wheeler Red Qok McKinley Park Nugent Miller Des Moines Creston

In School At Aston Ada Groesbeck

Editor in chief Madelyn Early and assistant Vera Blair lead the Grade Notes section at Aston Ada Groesbeck with Wanda Mielkie. Florence Ames writes Personals. Mildred Myers covers Friday Chapel and Reba Jeffry reports on General Athletics notes.

Ada Groesbeck Hhief Madelyn Early Vera Blair James Treichler Wanda Mielkie Florence Ames Mildred Myers Reba Jeffry

Punctual Pupils and Summer Classes At Afton High

The school year honors punctual pupils led by Pauline Porter and R C Myers among many named students. Summer commercial courses at Afton High draw registrations from 7 am to noon with potential afternoon classes. typewriting and shorthand use Gregg method and eight typewriters now owned. Junior Day and class track drama featured, Merrill Porter and Truman Long scored points. Gripp Gives Talk with Ira A Kipp and Raymond Brown among presenters.

Pauline Porter R. C. Myers Berle Siddens Donald Williams Ralph Craig Alice Miller Robert Roe Lucile Wick Aldene Henderson Lucille Locks Paul Irvine Veene Blair Harold Craig Delbert Miller Russell Porter Francis Zahiler Edna Brown Kathryn Locke Dorothy Smith William Coen Enid Goltry Ellen Boylan Grace McGrath Marjorie Parks Clarence Porter William Kelly Thelma Porter Carl Williams Maude Blair Anna Hadley Bryson Kelly Truman Long Madeline Jeffrey Willie Shepherd Belle Hess Mildred LaFavre Wilma Peterson Newton Porter Enos Elton Darlene Gibson Kenneth Henderson Reba Jeffrey Iva Noble Afton High School Gregg Afton Ball Park Merrill Porter Sophmore Truman New Harold West Raymond Brown Gripp Miss Giles Eilen Boylan Ross Steck Virginia Gripp Arlene Brown Bernard West Ira A. Kipp Union County Des Moines

Bible Study Credits Expand Across 19 States in High Schools

A report by Rev W A Squires shows 19 states officially sanction Bible study credit in high schools either with state authority or church links. Indiana leads with 44 percent of schools granting outside credit and 12 percent within curricula, while North Dakota and Colorado follow with syllabi based on biblical texts. Arkansas offers credit for Bible study when teachers are prepared and curricula approved.

Associated Press Philadelphia United States W. A. Squires Presbyterian Board of Christian Education Squires North Dakota Colorado Indiana Arkansas

Darwinism Compared to the Dodo in Evolution Debate

London dispatch reports George McCready of Union College Nebraska arguing at the Victoria Institute that Darwinism is “dead as the dodo” as to origins by evolution. He urges believers to dismiss the idea of human origins through long natural development and claims 1925 holds enough evidence to support Genesis chapter one.

London George McCready Union College Nebraska Victoria Institute McCready

Doctor Hess Returns After Omaha Dental Convention

Dr. J. J. Hess arrived home Thursday evening from Omaha where he attended a dental convention. He has been away from the city for the past three days.

J. J. Hess Omaha

Russians Re-Elect Soviet Cabinet Leaders

Moscow May 22 The central executive committee of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics re elected all members of the council of peoples com missars led by Alexis I Rykoff. Leon Trotzky failed to gain a cabinet post causing surprise and speculation on his political fate.

Associated Press Moscow Council of Peoples’ Commissars Alexis I. Rykoff Union of Soviet Sociation Leon Trotzky Trotzky Council

Thousands Visit Cedar Rapids Evening Gazette Plant Opening

More than 10,000 people toured the Evening Gazette plant in Cedar Rapids from 3 to 10 pm yesterday. About 6,000 were served refreshments, with 4,000 more unable to reach the stand. The official opening follows months of occupancy and promises a 96 page historical issue tomorrow.

The Associated Press Cedar "Rapide. In Evening Gazette Gazette

Wade Forced To Adjourn Court Due To Illness

Federal Judge Martin J. Wade was taken ill and adjourned court in Des Moines. He will be moved to Iowa City this afternoon, with concerns of complications after weeks of illness. A replacement judge may hear remaining docket items this term. Wade had not ruled on Attorney General Gibson’s petition to vacate a decree in the railroad tax case.

Associated Press Des Moines Martin J. Wade Iowa City N. F. Reed Federal District Court Wade Gibson

National Air Transport to begin night service New York to Chicago

The National Air Transport Inc capitalized at 10 million will start nocturnal express and freight runs linking New York and Chicago this fall. Colonel Paul Henderson will resign as second assistant postmaster general to become general manager. No passengers planned. initial schedule has NY departs 9 30 p m arrives Chicago 5 a m with radio guided routes.

New York Chicago National Air Transport, Inc Paul Henderson Air Mail

Salesman Not Responsible For Death by Own Action

Omaha May 22 Harold Margraf Rochester Minn salesman released by police freed from charges in connection with the death of Miss Laura Skogen 24 former Wheeler Wis telephone operator who committed death by own action by taking poison here Investigation showed Miss Skogen broke an engagement and eloped with Margraf a week ago coming to Omaha Margraf said she took poison the first day they stopped here and after hospital treatment seemed to recover

Associated Press Omaha Neb Har- Harold Margraf Rochester Minn Laura Skogen Wheeler Wis

Karnak Deemed Most Extraordinary Medicine by Dr Moore

Dr Charles L Moore, a 48 year Georgia physician, endorses Karnak in strong terms. He reports improved appetite, cleansing of impurities, increased vitality, and weight gain after using Karnak, recommending four bottles for best results, and notes his retirement at 1168 Peachtree Street in Atlanta. Karnak is sold in Ceeston by Newcomb & Matthews and local druggists.

Karnak Chas. L. Moore Dr Moore University of Maryland Baltimore Dental College Moore Georgia Peachtree Street Atlanta Ceeston Newcomb & Matthews

Complication Deepens After Woman Taken to Hospital

The report notes she died after being taken to a hospital amid evolving complications. Margraf admits marriage but claims his wife has left with a gambler, suggesting personal turmoil influencing the case.

Margraf

Local residents visit Creston on various duties

H E Gattenby of Macksburg and J A Beachout of Shenandoah spend Thursday attending to business and visiting friends. George M Jones leaves for Centerville to spend the weekend with relatives. Paul R Jaelsson of Farmington arrives for a short business visit. Miss Mary Brown of Omaha returns home after a week with her mother Margaret Brown. Phyllis Williams of Diagonal arrives in Creston to stay a week with her aunt C B Lane.

H. E. Gattenby Macksburg J. A. Beachout Shenandoah George M. Jones Centerville Rela Paul R. Jaelsson Farmington Creston Mary Brown Omaha Margaret Brown Phyllis Williams Diagonal C. B. Lane North Sycamore

Local Notes On Arrivals And Departures In Creston

I Nilson returns to Sharpsburg after a brief visit. Mrs E J Shaw leaves for Galesburg due to a relative’s illness. Fred M Wells of Chicago arrives in Creston and will stay a few days to attend to matters.

I. Nilson Sharpsburg E. J. Shaw Galesburg Fred M. Wells Chicago Creston

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