Cromwell to Vote Again on School Bonds Proposition
Cromwell consolidated school district voters will decide on 50 000 in bonds to build and equip a new schoolhouse. The Oct 10 election in Odd Fellows hall comes after the July 28 defeat 148 to 125. Proponents cite need for better facilities while opponents fear tax burden and question sufficiency of the sum. State inspector warns lack of progress could strip future approvals and aid.
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Cromwell — Consolidated
Cromwell
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Cromwell Consolidated
Cromwell Board of Education
College Enrollments Reflect Four States and 21 Towns
Creston junior college reports 102 fall students with 72 local and 30 from outside. Represented states are Iowa Montana Kansas and Florida with enrollees from Lorimer Afton Corning Clearfield Gravity Cromwell Prescott Weldon Blockton Shannon City Orient Lenox Nevinville Willis Spaulding Hussey Bedford Hutchinson and Miami. Two years of standard liberal arts work are offered.
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Creston
Blockton
Shannon City
Orient
Lenox
Nevinville
Willisea
Spaulding
Hussey
Bedford
Montana
Hutchinson
Kan
Miami
Fla
Heeren Defends Self In Court In Morphine Case
Bernard Heeren of Creston faces trial in district court on illegal morphine possession. Judge Homer A. Fuller overruled a demurrer to the indictment. A jury was empaneled including C. L. Lundquist and others. The state rested its case. Heeren testified in his own defense.
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Heeren
Rev. O A Huff Calls From Stringtown in Creston
The Rev. O. A. Huff of Stringtown served as a caller in Creston yesterday, participating in local events and engaging residents in the activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Huff
Stringtown
Creston
Two Triple Plays Speed Up Tilt Here
Creston baseball fans saw two triple plays Sunday afternoon as the railroad shopmen defeated the Cardinals 9 to 4 to strengthen their claim to the city championship. The first triple play came in the sixth inning when Carlson, Stur geon and Walters were retired after a hot grounder from J Harne. The eighth inning produced a second triple play with Walters forcing Abbott at second and throwing to first to catch Lewis off base. Lewis and Blazek were the shopmen battery, J Horne and Schoonover for the Cardinals, with Ray noted for sharp fielding at short.
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Creston
Cardinals
Sturgeon
Walters
J. Harne
Carlson
Harne
Mikkelsen
Shopmen
Lewis
Abbott
R. Harne
Cardinal
Blazek
J. Horne
Schoonover
Ray
Rundletts and friends visit Shannon City and area residents
Cromwell notes describe the Rundlett family from Cromwell and Chicago visiting Shannon City and relatives. Several locals, teachers, and townspeople are listed with visits to Creston and area, plus church services and departures of Rev. Kies. The piece also mentions travel by Everett Clem and others, plus local social calls and a week of activity.
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Eugene Rundlett
Fred
Chicago
Mildred
Laura
Frank
Grace Rundlett
Shannon City
Ida Turner
Creston
Henry Miller
Union Two
Helen Hutchinson
Mima Harrison
Mattie Martin
Colony Township
Vinice Daugherty
Ida Roberts
Mt. Etna
Cherrington
Congregational Church
Gordon Webb
William FE. Haeeche
Irene Sammons
Will Smith
Johan Rundlett
Theo Kies
Kies
Prescott
Kent
Everett Clem
Northwest
Coolidge
John
South Dakota
Grace Munyon
Kansas
Clyde Moon
Corning
Emma Moon
Will
Horton
George McLaughlin
H. L. Hicks
Sun
Local Happenings and School Openings in Prescott Area
The note lists visits and travels of residents, school openings on September 5 with staff and enrollment figures, and various local farewells and gatherings. It mentions W T Babbitt and son Don ald visiting Kansas City, Laventa Baker leaving for Creston, and several families visiting ill relatives. It also covers Greenfield and county events, church activities, and state fair premiums won by local youths including Vincent Gross and others.
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Greenfield
Miss Brown
J. A. Barr
Adair County
Vincent Gross
Donald Harris
Dorothy
Kendall Bowers
Lloyd Harris
Oliver Pickere
James Adams
Anton Lambi
Jon Kinyon
Henry Martman
Ralph Wood
Donald Funke
Kenneth Tennatt
Roy Beaman
Local Notes From Greenfield Community Life
Greenfield brief items list visits and travels of residents including Rev J S Frederick now pastor in Grinnell Iowa and born in Greenfield. Dr and Mrs J A Harper returning from California. Jess Faber visiting family. Mrs Carley attending family in Orient. Bert Humphrey Des Moines visitors. James Carl about to start law studies at Minnesota University in Minneapolis. Mildred Langfitt Mary Wilson and Ethel Carl going to Grinnell College. Violette Draman ill and operated for appendicitis. Marie Doane and Frances Doane in accident on county line. Marie Doane off work, heading to Chicago. court sessions set for September 6 12. K H Sidey announces son's birth.
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J. S. Frederick
Sherman
Seattle
Grinnell
United Presbyterian Church
J. A. Harper
California
Jess Faber
Des Moines
Carley
Henry Taylor
Orient
Norman
Bert Humphrey
J. M. Humphrey
John Carl
James Carl
Grimner College
Wiil
Minnesota University
Minneapolis
Mildred Langfitt
Mary Wilson
Ethel Carl
Grinnell College
Miss Carl
Violette Draman
Jefferson No 3
Methodist Hospital
William Sprague
Dorothy
Myrle van Dyke
Lincoln
Zene Frizzell
Eldon Frizzell
Franklin Street
Marie Doane
Frances
Bertha Doane
Larissa Calloway
Ade
Stuart
Miss Marie
Miss Doane
Chicago
Wanda Johnson
Lorimor Fair Entries From Three Counties
Lorimor hosts the third annual agricultural fair with Union Madison and Clarke exhibitors. Nearly $1090 in prizes will be awarded for horses cattle hogs poultry dairy products culinary arts and agricultural goods. A baby contest drew 30 entrants and various events and entertainment fill the two-day program.
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Lorimor
Union
Madison
Clarke Counties
Hanrahan to Attend St Scholastica College in Atchison
Edward Hanrahan left Tuesday for Atchison Kansas to attend St Scholastica college. Dr H H Walker dies at his Chicago summer home remembered by Congregational church members where he spoke and taught Bible history at the Chicago Theological Seminary after a brief illness.
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Edward Hanrahan
Atchison, Kan
St. Scholastica College
Creston
H. H Walker
Chicago
Congregational Church
Chicago Theological Seminary
Union County Picnic to Feature Hearst and Day Speakers
Charles E. Hearst of Des Moines and Ella M. Day of Creston head the Union County Farm Bureau picnic at Petz Nick's Grove on September 14. The day includes a county baseball game, contests, music, and a county exhibit, with all Farm Bureau members participating. Residents of Union and neighboring counties are invited.
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Charles E. Hearst
Des Moines
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Union County Bureau
Petznick
L. A. Nordhausen
Ella M. Day
Creston
Union
Nordhausen
Dodge
New Hope
Jones
Sand Creek
Pleasant
Spaulding
Lincoln
Douglas
Highland
Platte
Grant
Farm Bureau
Paul Boeson to Teach in South Nashville College
Paul J. Boeson son of Mr and Mrs J Boeson 807 New York avenue left yesterday for Nashville Tennessee where he will teach in a college during the coming school year and will be instructor in French He graduated from Creighton University at Omaha last year with high honors and has spent the summer vacation in Creston with his parents.
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Torm
Lake
W. T. Babbitt
Kansas City
Donald
Laventa Baker
Creston
Will Smith
Emma Moon
Prescott
Royal Ervin
Bessie Hutchinson
Helen Haddon
Ralph Bacon
W. A. Price
L. Stevens
Ida Roberts
Lyle Cronin
Marshall McLaughlin
Dreisbelbus
J. W. McSkimming
Myrtle Howard
McSkimming
Fern Reed
Nodaway
George McLaughlin
Kent
William Lane
Omaha
George Mullen
Fred Chapman
Frank Mullen
John Rundlett
J. E. Hunt
Chester Hess
Nancy Bell
North
Lincoln Street
Montana
Ateacher
North Pine Street
Overhoser
A. Hartman
New York Avenue
Wichita
Kaa
John’ Brooks
Council Sbluffs
Ralph Brooks
North Elm Street
Art Willis
Des Mones
Gladys
Elbert Carroll
Carroll
Miss Willis
Colorado
Cc. B. McGregor
Harry Berrien
Des Moines
Cc. J. Weston
Afton
John Cole
Tacoma
Wash
Tingley
Roy Nelson
Lenox
Paul J. Boeson
J. Boeson
Nashville
Tenn
Creighton University
Miss Hall II Taken Home After Illness at Work
Miss Clara Hall a Creston high school faculty member fell ill yesterday afternoon and was driven to her Winterset home by her parents. She recently underwent sinus trouble surgery the prior Friday and had not fully recovered.
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Clara Hall
Creston High School
Winterset
Hall
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