Arbor Day Plans and Local Obituary Notice
Ross Howlett conducted business in Omaha on Saturday. James Cooper, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Cooper and brother of Mrs. L. E. Bean, returns home from overseas after over a year of front line service. Mrs. Pluma Fogle Stultz, 27, dies at her mother's Wiota home. funeral at Wiota M E Church with burial in Atlantic Cemetery. Arbor Day on April 26 urged for tree planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cooper
John Cooper
L. E. Bean
Pluma Fogle Stultz
Wiota
M. E
Atlantic Cemetery
Death by suicide reported in Griswold
Mrs Edward Piarson aged 45 committed self harm at her Griswold home last Saturday. Her ill health is blamed. She leaves three children. Will Reed, son of the deceased, visited Anita relatives after discharge from Camp Dodge where he served fourteen months in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Piarson
Griswold
Will Reed
Anita
Casey
Mr. Reed
Camp Dodge
France
Casey Vindicator
Brown returns to work as family plans summer trip
Henry P. Brown is able to be out again and to spend part of the time looking after his business affairs. Mrs. Mary Smither and her daughter Mrs. C W Blakesley plan a summer visit to Caron Canada with sister and aunt Mrs. Joseph Kaiser. Men’s medium weight union suits priced at 1.5. The RACKWY Funora services for Alfred Taylor were held at the M Church with interment in Wiota Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. Brown
Atvairs
Mary Smither
C W. Blakesley
Gowris
Iowa
Caron
Canada
Joseph Kaiser
Alfred Taylor
Wiota
Burkhart closes books as sale to Robinson completes
Special notice announces N. C. Burkhart has sold his business to C. E. Robinson and urges all debtors to settle promptly. Also notes travel plans of Aldrich and Campbell, a Des Moines Sunday Capital free-for-one-year offer to a newborn, and a report from Dr. H. E. Campbell on a mother and child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Robinson
Moe
N. C. Burkhart
Homer Ralph Evinger
Albert Evinger
Des Moines
Des Moines’ New
Evinger
B. L. Scarlett
H. E. Campbell
Feed Store ad and town chatter from Anita area
Announcement that the Feed Store formerly owned by N C Burkhart will continue at the same location with a full range of feeds garden seed poultry supplies and bee goods plus grinding sharpening and lawn mower service Delivery available and patrons promised courteous treatment. W C Libby of Denver and Chas M Felt visited Ryecoup office with Libby noting Denver saloon closures spurring legitimate business growth and high occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.C. Burkhart
C. E. Robinson
W. C. Libby
Denver
Colorado
Chas
Ryecoup
Congregational Church Observes Passion Week with Easter Rite
The Congregational Church conducts Passion Week events with 8:30 p.m. meetings lasting 45 minutes and Easter Sunday service at 11 a.m. Twenty new members will join, sixteen via catechetical instruction and confession of faith, four by letter and baptism. special music includes Christ is Risen and Easter Litany. Mrs Pearl Hutton Schrader soloist from Spokane. M Boaz pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Aschford
Lorenz
Sholl
Pearl Hutton Schrader
Spokane
Wash
Local Chronicle Notes Additions and Appointments
Community items report Frank Lees back on duty at the pest-house and F Hy Osen attending a county school board meeting in Atlantic. Z W Martin visits Omaha, Tow Anderson aids in auto sales, and Sapui One Sharples cream separator advertised. Representative L D Newton returns from Des Moines to family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robi
Scott
Big Bounge
Frank Lees
F. Hy Osen
Atlantic
Christian Church Attitudes Reflect Spiritual Regard
A pastor notes a believer's stance toward Hustar and the meaning of Holy Writ as a gauge of religious zeal. The Ladies Aid plans a full day gathering Thursday with Mrs. Geo Smither and invites all to church services led by Chas N Odell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hustar
Fisen
Iie
Ladies Aid
Geo. Smither
Chas, N
Odell
Hadley’s Drugstore Promotes Cholera Remedy Powder Sale
Joe Dougherty returns home from Clarinda where he worked for Barry Seed Co, which is shut down until fall after a two million dollar settling season. Fancy madras dress shirts priced at 1.50 at The Racket. Sheriff W A McKee returns from Excelsior Springs Missouri after a health treatment and shows improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Dougherty
Clarinda
Barry Seed Co
Sherif W. A McKee
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
Summer and Western Wear Displays Featured by The Racket
Mrs. S. M. Cute returns from Anita visit with sister Mrs. Jay C. Catkins and old friends to her Pierce Nebraska home. The piece notes a full assortment of summer outerwear for men women boys and girls in new popular styles.
Silk shirt tax warning from THE RACKET flyer
Prompt urges buyers to purchase silk shirts now before a 10 percent luxury tax on shirts above three dollars takes effect May 1. It touts an attractive range of pure and fibre silks and Easter shirt selections from THE RACKET.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anita Bank
H. T
Leon G. Voorhees
Vernon
Harry G. Faulkner
A. R. Robinson
Ross Howlett
Omaha
W.H. Karns
BE. Kellaway
Marjorie
Rasmussen'’S Cafe
Geo, A. Shike
Chas. Campbell
G. M. Aldrich
Congregational Church
M. Boaz Pastor
Z. W. Martin
Tow Anderson
Frank Bontragar
Ld. L. Newton
C. H. Bartley
Fred N. ‘Moon
Earl Caddock
Phil T. Williams
L. R. Biller
East Anita
Dr. Eller
Dr. Williams
Eller
W. C. Thornburg
Stuart
Bert Willison
Ira Ruggles
5. S. Willison
A. D. Dean
Art
Sam Howlett
South Anita
Sam
Old Sam
Charlie Scholl
Warren E. Kelloway
Walnut Grove
Fame
Enterprise
Warren
Cumberland Enterprise
Adair
Walnut
Extra
Lewis, Stuart
Guthrvle Center
Earlham
Doxton
Wnd
Citizens’ Savings Bank
ED. Forshay
BD. A. Forshay
Wm. R. Spence
J. W. Nichols
E. Hunter
Kathryn Galiher
Lydia Kuehn
Lee K. Nichols
Insurance Department
George
Hadley's
Madras
Pratt & Naylor
Lee Pratt & Naylor
Vogue Hat Shop
Orpington
Litf
C, D, Robinson
Vane
L. B. Trumbull
Bell Cafe
Johnny
Geo. O. Smither
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