Death of Sherman McCreedy Nine-Year-Old Boy
Sherman Benn McCreedy, nine, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCreedy of near Ainsworth, died at his grandparents home in northeast Washington after a year long tubercular illness. Born Feb 19 1899, he endured suffering with patience and was described as bright and friendly. Funeral services are set for 10:30 a.m. tomorrow at the Benn residence, with interment at Elm Grove cemetery. post mortem to be conducted by Dr. W L Bierring.
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Sherman McCreedy
Charles McCreedy
Ainsworth
Horation Benn
Washington
Iowa City
W. L. Bierring
Town City
A. J. Laird
Sherman
Helen
Benn
Mr. Benn
J.B. Weigle
A. 8. Smith
Elm Grove Cemetery
Children secure tickets for Superba show at Journal office
Over 100 children obtained coupons at The Journal to see Superba free of charge. By 11 o'clock many gathered and will be admitted this evening. Manager Holmes guarantees equal treatment for ticket holders as others. The Star Pictorium uses a premier, high priced, unique machine in town for the magnificent carnival feature.
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Superba
Journal
Holmes
Star Pictorium
The
Evening Journal
Lemmon
Roy Y. Stichter
Gorham family starts trip to Garden City Kansas
Mrs Charles D Gorham and her son David left this morning on the Milwaukee for Garden City Kansas where they will join Mr Gorham and spend a few days in that vicinity.
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Charles D. Gorham
David
Milwaukee
Garden City
Kan
Mr. Gorham
Miss Flossie Goble Leaves For Ottumwa Visit
Miss Flossie Goble, visiting at the Ralph Keller home, departed this morning for Ottumwa on the way home to Iowa Falls.
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Flossie Goble
Ralph Keller
Ottumwa
Iowa Falls
Carnival Opens Feature Shows And Pleases Audiences
Opening night at the Fireman carnival and Parker shows drew hearty crowds. Attractions included Parker's Jungle, trained lions, Miss La Rose, Captain Cardo, Miss Maud Lucile with bears, Miss Bundy with lions, Major Dunn in a lioness cage, the Belles, and the Tetswari Japs. The Georgia Minstrels descendants, Desmond Sisters, and Jubilee performers added strong bills. The Parker band provided popular concerts and the stands reported good business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Ernesdeen la Rose
Captain Cardo
Ethel] Bundy
Desmond Sisters
Archibald Daniel John Murray
Holmes
Superba
Local News Highlights At Palace Bakery And Nearby Events
Five cent ice cream sodas and carnival specials headline Palace Bakery notices while other items list for sale cows and Deering binder prices. License to wed granted to Howard McArlin and Viola Hancher as residents arrive or visit Ottumwa Ainsworth Springfield and Keota figures. Local meals and demonstrations at gas range events appear amid bustling city notes.
Miss Hanna Bicher Hosts Ready Maids Evening
Miss Hanna Bicher entertained the Ready Maids at her East Main street home with music and a plan for a Sunset park picnic supper Friday for the visiting Jone McCahon Besse Mc Gregor and Ethel Bar ger. Olive Means hosted a Saturday lawn party with games music and refreshments.
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Hanna Bicher
East Main Street
Jone McCahon
Kansas City
Besse McGregor
Fairfield
Ethel Barger
Waterloo
Sunset Park
Olive Means
Bishop Potter Not Expected To Live Through Day
Cooperstown dispatch reports Bishop Henry Cadman Potter in critical condition after midnight care with oxygen given. Doctors say his condition is extreme and have almost given up hope as of late June 30 special to the Evening Journal.
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Cooperstown
N. Y
The
Evening Journal
Henry Cadman Potter
Fish story at the Star tonight and town notices
Read Griffth s ad 15 26 Fish story at the Star tonight. David Eichelberger was a passenger for Havre this morning. Mr and Mrs James Boyd Sr arrived from a brief visit at Haskins. Clarence Proudtit was a passenger yesterday morning for Ainsworth to assist Richard Donaldson during harvest. Miss Lucy Miller arrived from Perlee for a visit at the Chas Benz home south of town. Walter Keuper and Joseph Murphy returned home to Crawfordsville last evening after spending the day in the city. Change of program at the Star to Otto Patterson of Lexington was a business caller in town yesterday. Furniture bargains at the North Side Furniture store this week. 15 21 EAT FREE at demonstrations of Co. 16 46
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the Star
David Eichelberger
Havre
James Boyd,Sr
Haskins
Clarence Proudtit
Ainsworth
Richard Donaldson
Lucy Miller
Perlee
Chas Benz
Walter Keiper
Joseph Murphy
Crawfordsville
City
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Sherman B. M
Mrs
Charles
McCreedy
Near
Ains
Worth
A. M
Sherman Benn McCreedy
Furniture Bargains
Rpree
North Side
Edwin Griffith
Carnival Notes
Lizette
Star
Palace Bakery
Harry Whitaker
Star Tonight
Deering Binder
Howard McArlin
Viola Hancher
Charles Hulick
Willia G. Meek
Springfield
L. J. Cherry
Mrs. Atheran
Daniel Wilde
Blanche Higdon
T. N. Chilcote
Ed Spahr
Iowa Gas & Electric Cy
Jean Stephens
Keota
EK. G. Wilson
W. T. Trotter
S Sociefy
Onouffer
Hughes & CO
Rouslin
L. L
Snouffer, Hughes & GO
Klein Klothing Ko
Good Clothes Store
Griffth
W. A. Dusenberry
West Chester
H. A. Dusenberry
Quincy, Ill
Otto Patterson
Lexington
Iowa Gas & Electric Co
Arkansas
Lombardo
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