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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1929
Page
5
Local small ad seeks all kinds of farm tractor work with contact phone 283 in Anita. A second notice wishes well to friends who can take an extended summer vacation and expresses happy time wishes.
M. E. Church announces Sunday School at 9 45 Junior church available Preaching at 11 Evening service at 7 30 The quarterly communion services are next Sunday all members urged to attend Ed L Richardson of The Adair News and Mrs Richardson visited the city Rev L B Shannon Wiota legislator was in town to perform a wedding The Ladies Union Club met and dined at Mrs Geo Denne's Rose Hill avenue home.
Modern rooming house in Atlantic offered for sale or trade. Income reported at seventy dollars per month net. Address 701 Poplar or call 132-1 16-31 Wm. Marquette Atlantic.
The LL class of the Christian church held its regular monthly party Friday evening at Miss Golda Kerr's home in South Anita. Members enjoyed games and refreshments including wasts and a weenie roast with cornmeal mush.
Lugland Brothers and Theodore Kloppenburg of Wiota order a car of lime to be delivered May 1 through the Farm Bureau. They plan to spread two tons per acre on corn ground to have lime ready for alfalfa seeding next year, ensuring quicker root growth and a better stand. Lime can be applied any time before corn becomes too large to drive over.
The Anita Parent-Teachers Association will meet Thursday evening April 18 at the high school auditorium. The program includes community singing a vocal solo by M. T. Burham an address Choosing a Vocation by E S Holton a vocasolo by A B Stone and the election of officers A ten cent luncheon will be served by the refreshment committee.
John E. Ruggles and wife of Chicago have spent two weeks in Anita with relatives. Mrs Abe Biggs renews two Record subscriptions one for herself and one for her son Frank Biggs of Chicago. Peter Johnson from Audubon county and longtime Record subscriber visited the office. John C Kelley, Civil War veteran, once improving, is again bedridden due to serious complications.
A postcard style note from Wilmar California dated April 13 asks not to send the record to a permanent address. The writer thanks for winter mail and reports fine weather and consistent receipt of copies throughout the season.
The Junior class play The Mumy and the Mumps was well attended at the Rialto Theatre last week and drew laughs from a large audience. Miss Ruth Collar directed with excellent coaching evident in the well fitted characters. Robert C. Howard and his wife were guests in Lentox, while Dr and Mrs P T Williams, their daughter Patricia and son John Bell Williams visited Atlantic at Mrs Williams parents home, Mr and Mrs H R Bel.
An ad claims rheumatic and sciatic pains stem from toxins in the blood and kidneys. It promotes Cytex Test as a quick acting remedy with no sedatives and a money back guarantee, available for 60 cents at Bongers Bros.
Mrs Mayme Peerman is under care and treatment by her family physician. Miss Irene Johnson of Walnut Grove Company Atlantic spent Sunday at her Anita home. Mrs E W Holmes is confined with a sudden illness. The Ladies Society of the Christian Church will hold a Pantry Sale at Mrs C L Wilson's Cafe on Saturday April 20 offering a Sunday dinner opportunity.
An unusually large leak in the mains near the Christian church forced a several hour water shutoff on Tuesday for repairs. John R. Stuhr spent yesterday in Minden, Iowa, on business matters.
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