Jamie Olmer stands in front of the former Citizens State Bank building in Creston. She bought the building several years ago and is in the process of cleaning it up and remodeling it. She also is looking to find out the history of the building. Democrat photo
The building, which was constructed in 1920, and housed Citizens State Bank from 1921-31, is an architectural marvel and stands out on Creston’s Main Street.
Norm and June Osten found these items from the former Citizens State Bank.
The outside of the former Citizens State Bank building features ornate designs and artwork.
The interior of the bank building before it was cleaned up and some of the debris removed.
Jamie Olmer loves her hometown and she loves history, and she wants to preserve both.
Humphrey Public School will continue to play it safe in regards to COVID-19 restrictions.
St. Francis student performed the Living Nativity in the gym for the seventh-12th grades and faculty Dec. 15. In the past this has been performed for the public on the east side of the practice field, but due to the pandemic, the public presentation has been cancelled for this year. Pictured, front row, left to right, are Justin Leifeld, Tanner Pfeifer and Austin Leifeld. Back row, Dustin Olmer, Haustyn Forney, Kayla Brandl, Emerson Krings, Peighton Eisenmenger, Sydney McKay, Tyler Preister and Karter Welch..
The St. Francis Honor Society recently sponsored a toy drive. Students and faculty were encouraged to bring new or gently used toys to be donated to the Salvation Army in time for Christmas. There is need every year for donations at Christmas time, but this year, in particular, the need is great as many have been out of work or have cut hours due to the pandemic.
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