Eva Kittleman Spends Tuesday in Cornell Bluffs
Mrs. Eva Kittleman spent Tuesday in Cornell Bluffs. The brief note places her in the town for unspecified local matters.
08 Sep 1927
Page 5
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Newspaper
Creston Weekly Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1927
Page
5
Mrs. Eva Kittleman spent Tuesday in Cornell Bluffs. The brief note places her in the town for unspecified local matters.
Creston public schools plan a comprehensive physical training program for all grades. Lemuel L. Wires says exercise will stay brief to avoid over exertion, with high school girls coached by Ruth Horner and boys by teachers and older students.
Creston Kiwanis members, their families and friends met in Cromwell for a special dinner prepared by Congregational church women. About fifty attended the 7 PM event at the community hall replacing the usual Tuesday dinner at the fovena hotel. Miss Virginia Jones and Miss Pauline Tlumlburt provided readings, Clyde DeLay gave a short talk about a trip to northern Minnesota, the Dakotas and northern Iowa.
A Northeast Creston reader thanks Ward Cecil and Ralph Adamson for excellent road work in the neighborhood. The roads were smoothly repaired and freshly graded, remaining in good condition after a recent shower. A subscriber signs the note.
Miss Nellie Harsh recovering satisfactorily after appendectomy in Kailspell Montana. She had returned to Montana from Creston when illness began. Her father H F Harsh and mother Mrs Harsh left for Kalispell and were due to arrive at noon.
A light coupe owned by Rolla Boyce was stolen Monday night from McKinley park during the dance and recovered today near Leon. The car was found at the roadside overturned with tires stripped. Union county officers were not notified.
Union county club calves fed and shown by junior club members sold at the state fair in Des Moines for 15 to 15.25 dollars per hundred pounds. Herefords shown by Donahue top prices at 16.25, Angus heifer and horned stock also sold, with entries due by December 1 for next year’s contest.
Numerous Creston callers and visitors are noted from Kent to Des Moines. Families such as the Goddens, Stolls, Margerums, Ellott s, and Forquers appear in gatherings, visits, and state fair trips. Social events include a Farmers Union meeting, Clark family reunion, and a Des Moines excursion with relatives.
Jones items recount visits and social calls around Afton and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs George Pratt and family visited Tuesday. several families from the area attended the Ilope Ville homecoming. multiple households and individuals were seen calling on neighbors in Afton Murray Creston and Creston areas.
Sunday visits fill the week as Harold and Mrs. Estep join dinner guests in Shannon City and Creston. The Klu Klux Klan picnic occurs at Worsley grove. School resumes with Miss Genevieve Godden teaching Douglas No. 8. Local families visit and travel as students return to Cres ton and Kent events among others.
Rolla M Boyce captures the Creston golf championship at Crestmoor Golf Club by defeating Arthur Glick 5 and 4 in the 6 hole final. Boyce finished 148 over 32 holes to Glick 1535 with a strong mid round surge and won every match in the tournament by 5 and 4 except the semifinal 2 and 1. A large silver trophy will be awarded for year one.
Beulah residents and guests are pictured visiting relatives and friends in nearby towns. The report lists Sunday and Saturday calls to homes in Afton Decatur City Murray park and other locales, plus picnics, carnivals, and teaching beginnings at a local school.
An Aug 13 wedding in Des Moines united Miss Goldie B Stanfield daughter of Mr and Mrs William Stanfield formerly of Creston with Ernest Foreman. Rev Wadding of Park Avenue Presbyterian officiated using the ring ceremony. Foreman works as a baker.
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