Family Reunion at Sain Katzenberger Home
Mr and Mrs Sain Katzenberger hosted a Sunday family reunion at 09 South Division street with guests including Mrs Jay Fisher of Ololome S D and numerous Katzenberger relatives from Hopeville Murray Des Moines Creston and Will Katzenberger’s family. Jay Fisher and two children were the only Katzenberger members absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sain Katzenberger
South Division Street
Jay Fisher
Olome
S. D
Raymond Ridenour
Hopeville
Robert Williams
Harry Martindale
Murray
Clyde Katzenberger
Frank Katzenberger
Crestmoor Club Hosts Bridge and Kensington Afternoon
The Crestmoor Golf Club hosted an afternoon of bridge and Kensington on Monday with thirty members present. Mrs. George Gault achieved the high score and refreshments followed the session. The organizing committee included Mrs. Roy Gault Mrs. Ju Sternberg Mrs. Gerald Smith and Mrs. Harry Tramp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge and
Kensington
Crestmoor Golf Club
Bridge
George Gault
Roy Gault
Ju. Sternberg
Gerald Smith
Harry Tramp
Dinner honors two birthdays at North Poplar residence
Mrs. Earl Warden hosted a seven o'clock dinner on Monday at her North Poplar street home in honor of her birthday and Mrs. Elmer Cummings birthday. Guests enjoyed an elegant social evening and presented the honorees with gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Warden
Elmer Cummings
North Poplar Street
Evening Party At Kepplinger Home Hears Dancing Fun
Miss Louise Kepplinger entertained a group of young people at her Kent area home on Friday evening. Dancing was the highlight with Erma Zollars, Ralph Brown, Mildred Dean, Donald Custer, Mamie Petershon, William Enghauser, Stella Bishop, Wailand Custer, Ruth McCurdy, Art Davis, Opal Lunt, Ray Kepple, Lucile Spare among those attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Kepplinger
Kent
Erma Zollars
Ralph Brown
Mildred Dean
Donald Custer
Mamie Petershon
William Eng‘hauser
Stella Bishop
Wailand Custer
Ruth McCurdy
Art Davis
Opal Lunt
Ray Kepple
Lucile Spare
Made a New Woman of Her Middleport Woman Testimonial
Mrs Myra Jenkins of Middleport Ohio says Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound changed her life during the Change of Life. She reports weight rose from 9 to 132 pounds and urges other women to try the remedy. The ad notes over 200000 responses claiming benefit and that druggists everywhere stock the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkam
MYYRA_ JENKINS
North Front Street
Lydia E. Pinkham
Kersox Club Hosts Card Evening At Ewing Home
Kersox club entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs J R Ewing 606 Northeast Chestnut street Monday evening. Five Hundred honors went to Mr and Mrs Ewing with Miss Minnie Young and Raymond Kralik as consolation. Guests included Miss Helen McMahon Miss Jennie Danielson Guy Heflin and Mr and Mrs Orville Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kersox Club
Bertha Wadell
J. R. Ewing
Chestnut Street
Ewing
Minnie Young
Raymond Kralik
Helen McMahon
Jennie Danielson
Guy Heflin
Orville Madison
Woodman Circle Ten Initiates New Members and Officers
Woodman Circle Ten initiated candidates at the Monday meeting held at Odd Fellows Hall. Mrs. C. W. Graham acted as installing officer with assistance from Mrs. Ed Saylor. A 7 pm picnic dinner followed and the evening was spent socially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Circle
Odd Fellows Hall
C. W. Graham
Ed Saylor
McCarthy Named Cubs Manager for 1926 Season
Joe McCarthy will manage the Chicago Cubs for 1926 after signing a two year deal at about 20000 dollars annually. Cubs owner William Wrigley Jr said the club will spend a million to improve the roster and will add four of the league’s top hitters. McCarthy to take over after post season with Louisville in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Joe McCarthy
Louisville Colonels
William Wrigley, Jr
Cubs
McCarthy
Louisville Pilot
California
San Francisco
George Gibson
Wrigley
Chicago Police Hunt For Slayers
Police investigate gangland killings after two men are shot dead and a third gravely wounded leaving a body in bushes. Authorities also pursue Martin Durkin, federal agent Sunday, and bombers who damaged Will iam Sweeney’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Martin Durkin
Edward C. Shanahan
William Sweeney
John Russo
Joseph Bonini
George Hess
Edward Lattick
Henry Fernekes
Argo
Home Run In Fifth Brings Pirate Victory
In a tight game the Pirates gain the lead in the fifth when Moore belts a homer near the scoreboard. Kremer dominates for Pittsburgh, striking out several Washington batters as the Pirates push ahead while Washington struggles to answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pittsburgh
Traynor
Goslin
Rice
Pirate
Stan Harris
Wright
Jet Harris
Moore
Joe Harris
Strik
Ferguson
Melaanis
Melanis
Bng
Smith
MelInnis
Kremer
Judge
Owens
Mckhechnie
Coyle
Tin Judge
Bluege
McInnis
Peckinpaugh
Barnhart
Carpenters
Crowe
Tom
Carey
Cuyler
Swamped With Ideas On How To Distribute Wealth
Leopold Schepp received about 100000 ideas from readers worldwide on how to distribute his fortune. A clerical team cataloged letters peaking at 5000 daily as people suggested funding mortgages and college courses, though most requests reflected individual needs rather than a general method for aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Leopold Schepp
Schepp
Judea
Believe Pilot Ames Miscalculated Height
F J Gelhaus, Bellefonte board member, says sudden barometric pressure change caused Mail Pilot Charles H Ames to miscalculate height and crash Mount Nittany. Ames trusted instruments but overruled by 200 feet. a quarter inch stick press would have cleared the ridge. Findings to be sent to the post office department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
F. J. Gelhaus
Bellefonte
Charles H. Ames
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ames
Mount Nittany
Gelhaus
Post Office Department
Local residents arrive for brief business visits and family reunions
G D Stewart Osceola and C B Cassill Lenox arrived for a few days of business. G A Manifold Lincoln arrived Monday evening for business. Frank Fariday Council Bluffs visited. Mr Fariday previously lived here. Mr and Mrs Ed Fessler and children returned from Greenfield after a weekend with Mrs Catherine Reardon. Mr and Mrs C E Coen returned from Columbus Nebraska with Mrs Edgar Howard to Creston then visited. Mrs P J Ponton of Denver spent a week with brothers Roy and Ray Nelson and other relatives before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Judge
James Judge
Melrose
Catherine Reardon
North Cherry Street
Judge
Fort Collins
Col
Emma Schliep
Santa Cruz
Calif
Paul Jones
North
Sycamore Street
Mt. Pleasant
G. D. Stewart
Osceola
C. B. Cassill
Lenox
G. A. Manifold
Lincoln
Frank Fariday
Council Bluffs
Fariday
Ed Fessler
Greenfield
Fessler
C. E. Coen
Columbus
Neb
Coen
Edgar Howard
Creston
Washington D. C
P. J. Ponton
Denver
Roy
Ray Nelson
North Walnut Street
For Rent Listings in West End Area
Several rental notices appear for a range of properties. Listings include a beautiful west end home on Montgomer y Street, furnished five room houses with partial modern updates, a bath with room for two, an apartment at 605 West Mills, and a three room bath unit with electric lights and gas at 125 North Pine Street. A two story six room modern home with garage on a paved street is also offered, with telephone contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnew's
W. Mills
N. Pine St
Edabura’s
District Court
Union County
Iowa
Court House
Creston
Said
E. C. Hurd
May B. Hurd
Edward Shropshire
Jennie I. Wight
BE. C. Hurd
Coste
For Sale Government Tarpaulins and Metal Works Ad
For sale government tarpaulins of all sizes and Cres ton Iron and Metal Co. advertise. Also Redfing sheet metal and gutter work with contact phone 204. Mr and Mrs J R Miller of Albion Neb arrived to spend weekend with relatives. Mrs Clay Pulver of Villisca arrived for a few days with Mr and Mrs E E Champ at 704 West Adams. Mrs J R Young of 310 West Montgomery will travel to Chicago for business and visiting and stay with her brother Ed Gentle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Miller
Albion
Neb
Clay Pulver
Villisca
E. E. “‘Hamp
West Adams Street
J. R. Young
West Montgomery Treet
Chicago
Ed Gentle
Karnak Health Claims From Deg Moines Officer
Walter W. Fisk of Des Moines Iowa a traffic officer testifies Karnak heals gas and stomach trouble. He reports rapid relief with two bottles and improved energy while praising Karnak as a class by itself. Karnak is sold in Creston by Newcomb Matthews and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reston Daily Advertiser
Creston Advertiser-Gazette Co
Davenport
W. A. Roseberry
Creston
Reston
Iowa
Associated Press
Karnak
Walter W. Fisk
Walnut St
Deg Moines
9Th & Grand Ave
Officer Fisk
Mr. Fisk
Newecomb & Matthews
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Mrs. Jenkins
DEW Gees
Staal
Tze
York
Arthur Petershon and
Louise Repplinger
The
Earl Drew
Mercedes
Tex
E. C. Florence
West Adams, Street
Mr. Drew
Peckin Paugh
Veach
Ruel
Senators
Baliow
Adama
Hall
Balla
Meclnnis
Mennis
Jon
Hom
Goose
Goglin
J. E. Brown
Orient
Howard Heater
North Mulberry
Red Star
Woodrow
Owen Strain
Kas. Eckler
Cashman
Max Rice
Nevinville
South Pine
Des Molines
Mdern House
South Peterson
J. W Goodsell
West End
Jas. B. Hawks
Montg. St
Rug Co
Des Moines
N. B. Haskins
Fidelity Abstract & Loan Company
J. W. Richardson
Denison
Fountain
Dayton
A. W. Stryker
A. C. Stryker
L. V. Stryker
Lucy Stryker Goddard
Triangle Society
Methodist Church
Poland
Rutheans
G. W. Showers
Lincoln Township
C. A. Allen
Clay Center
Kan
Eyvening
R. H. Greer
Greer
North Jarvis Street
Fairbanks Morse
Matt Conway
R. A. Swanson
Hester's Shoe Store
N. Maple Street
Chas. A- Kayden
B. M
W. Mille
N. Elm
Creston Iron & Metal Co
James W. Anderson
Uniola County
A. B. Miller
N. F. Collings
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