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Newspaper

Creston Weekly Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1921

Page

6

Big Rabbit Supper as Legion installs 1921 officers

The American Legion Post at Potter Post Hall held a regular session hosting G A R and Spanish American War veterans. Kenneth H Davenport chaired in Dr Golden’s absence as Dr J H Maloney was installed post commander for 1921 with Sullivan Begg Stever Heflen and Rivenburg among new officers. A subsequent remarks by Harsh Burns and veterans followed before a rabbit feed meal was served.

American Legion Post Potter Post Hall Legion Kenneth H. Davenport Golden J. H. Maloney Frank P. Sullivan Charles Begg Paul Stever Uy Heflen L. D. Rivenburg Maloney U. S United Staes Sullivan American Legion Guy Heflin L. D. Rivenbug Holly Hall J. B. Harsh Roy Burns LeRoy Burrows George LeBaron Jack Anton Joe Ferrow

Fragmentary OCR Item on Settee Price and Amounts

A damaged OCR fragment shows numbers 125 00 50 000 00 50 000 000 with unclear context. No identifiable people places or events are readable.

Meals Serve All with Seconds and Thirds Demanded

A report notes a lengthy serving scene where guests enjoyed hut mashed potatoes celery gravy bread and butter coffee and cigars while all received seconds and a great many thirds.

Bible Class Holds Its Monthly Meeting

The Everready Bible Class met at Mrs. Fred Petersons home on Wednesday afternoon. Members noted several sick calls since the last gathering and a blooming plant was sent to a shut in. Questions on prior lessons arose and the social hour passed quickly with refreshments served by the hostess.

Everready Bible Class Fred Peterson

Board Interviews Tractor Makers At Session

The Union County Board of Supervisors opened the new year by interviewing representatives from tractor manufacturers at the courthouse. Several firms explained their tractors as the board weighs a possible county purchase. The board and county engineer also reviewed the proposed primary road from Afton east to the county line.

Union County Board of Supervisors Court House Board of Supervisor Afton

Dan Turner to Address Lincoln Teachers Association

The Lincoln Parent Teachers Association meets Friday evening January 7 in the assembly room. Hon. Dan Turner of Corning will speak on Education For Service. A short musical program and light refreshments will follow the address.

Dan Turner Teachers Association Parent-Teachers Association of the Lincoln School Corning

Creston High School Highlights Students Activities

Creston High School notes list basketball practice ahead of Friday’s Lenox game with tickets at 25 cents for children and 50 cents for adults. A home declamatory contest is set for January 21 with twelve contestants across four classes.

Lenox Keith Richter Edwin Keith Earl Herber Raymond Russell Margaret Peterson Miss Selby Verna Jeffry Eugene Brotherton Chicago Bernard Fry Magnetewan Camp Fire Girls Mary Moran

Tax Inspectors Visit Creston For Three Day Data Updates

Eight deputy collectors of internal revenue were in Creston this week with four more visiting on Wednesday and today. They gathered information on income tax returns where data was incomplete and checked past year filings. The team’s Creston work is now complete and taxpayers were summoned to supply missing details for 1920 returns.

Internal Revenue Federal Creston

Iris Club Elects Officers At Wednesday Meeting

Iris club members were entertained by Mrs. R. J. Tissue at her North Maple home. Officers elected for the year are Mrs. Earl Kunath president Mrs. Chas. Riddle vice president Mrs. Howard Brown secretary and Mrs. Leon Morrison corresponding secretary. The next meeting will be at Mrs. H. Tilford’s West Jefferson street home in two weeks.

Iris Club R. J. Tissue North Maple Street Earl Kunath Chas. Riddle Howard Brown Leon Morrison H. Tilford West Jefferson Street

Three New Civil Petitions Filed in District Court

The district court clerk's office filed three new cases. Edw Shropshire sues Jean Watson seeking 16.94 for taxes paid on property. Tuxford & Miller ecopartnership sue Peat Johnson for 604 and 250 with interest on notes. W H Mooers sues Mrs Lillie G Stalker and P H Pottinger seeking 5202.85 on notes.

District Court Edw. Shropshire Jean Watson Tuxford & Miller Peat Johnson W. H. Mooers Lillie G. Stalker P. H. Pottinger

King's Daughters to Hold Meeting Friday

The King's Daughters Sunday School class of the First Baptist church will meet at 2:30 PM Friday at Mrs. W. C. Critchfield's home. This will be the postponed Christmas party and all members are urged to attend.

King’s Daughters First Baptist Church W. C. Critchfield Cuss

Westminster Guild Meeting At Mrs Starrs Home

The Westminster Guild of the First Presbyterian church meets Monday evening at 500 North Elm Street the home of Mrs Geo Starr. Assistant hostess Mrs L C Wareham leader Mrs Lloyd West and a prepared program will be presented.

Westminister Guild First Presbyterian Church Geo. Starr North Elm Street L. C. Wareham Lloyd West

American report outlines Near East Relief child saving in Armenia

Charles V. Vickrey, general secretary of Near East Relief, describes extensive orphanage work in the Armenian Republic. He notes 6,000 orphans at Harpout, 1,268 patients in Kars, and 1,460 trachoma cases at Alexandropol, with 229 orphanages across Caucasus, Anatolia, Cilicia, Syria and Constantinople regions. He urges education and character building as vital for future peace.

Charles V. Vickrey The Near East Relief Europe Neaer East Trustees of the Great American Relief Organization Near East Vickrey Mr. Vickrey Armenia Near Mast Armenian Republic Alexandropol Caucasus Turkey Anatolia Cilicia Syria Constantinople Straits Kars Methuselah Inp Karsa Karaklis Delijan Erivan Harpout

Ancient Indian town reveals Kushan era palace art

Archaeologists in India uncover a town dating to Kadphises II era around AD 85 to 120. Built by Asiatic Greeks with Mesopotamian and Assyrian influence, the palace hints at a grand ruler's dwelling while adjoining houses show doorless basements accessed from above. Excavations by the Archaeological Department date to Lord Curzon’s viceroyalty.

Europe India Kadphises II Punjab Mesopotamia Assyria Asoka Archeological Department of India Curzon

Ladies of 500 Club Entertained by Mrs Harry Weller

The ladies of the 500 club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Harry Weller's home. Prizes went to Mrs Ed Peak and Mrs Harold Brown after a lively game. A three course luncheon was served at 5 o clock. Read the Wants.

500 Harry Weller Ed. Peak Harold Brown

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