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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1923
Page
7
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Mrs. W. H. Egan of Lincoln Township recovers from a flu attack. John F. Just called Saturday and left his subscription measure for the Record. Frank Naylor arrived from Atlantic on Saturday and spent Sunday with his mother.
E. L. Phillips has served as station agent for the Burlington at Griswold for twenty nine years. The piece notes forthcoming moments when Doc Williams and Zate Biggs will share details about the size of their onions radishes and tomatoes with friends outside their circles.
Atlantic district engineer Lew M. Martin was in the city Thursday. John W. Bund advertising and subscription solicitor for the Atlantic News Telegraph was in Anita Monday.
Miss Mae Metheny returned Monday evening from Stuart and Menlo where she visited her brothers Dr. Jesse Metheny and John Metheny.
Miss Mildred Dasher resumes duties at Elwood Iowa school after returning home due to the serious illness of her baby sister.
Mrs. Chas. D. Robinson came downtown Thursday marking her first outing since February 2, when illness confined her to home.
Mrs Chas Sister spent Saturday with friends in Atlantic. B B Reilly received a shipment of men s work shoes Monday. Mr and Mrs H C Dasher s baby is recovering from a serious illness. Chas W McDermott and wife of Wiota were visitors in the city Mon. L C Campbell is putting down another well on the City lot on West Main street. Dr L R Johnson was operated on Tuesday by Dr H E Campbell for removal of tonsils. When in Atlantic stop at the New Alumet on corner north of Whitney s Bank. Everything in the line of good eats. Miss Martin of the Second grade Anita schools went to her home at Farragut Iowa to spend Sunday. Henry Lees was awarded the contract for digging the 900 feet of ditch for the laying of additional water mains. Mrs L J Hofmeister and the two babies were the three days guests of Clarence R Palmer and family in Atlantic last week. John Palmer and wife of Atlantic spent a few days in Anita and vicinity this week visiting among former neighbors and old friends.
Ss B Gwinn longtime Adair attorney died February 16 at Deaconess Hospital Minneapolis after a brief illness aged fifty nine years.
Dr W R Koob of Brayton and Dr H E Campbell were called to Anita on Monday to attend and set the broken arm of Ruth Koob, a young patient.
Members of the Anita Horse Shoe Pitchers Association clear grounds and begin play as evidence that spring has arrived.
The Statement of the condition of the Wiota Savings Bank, led by Ed. M. Blakesley formerly of Citizens' Bank as President, reports a healthy and satisfactory increase in business.
E L Newton visits Atlantic on Friday for business. Miss Louie Carey guests Atlantic friends Saturday. Lost Ford tire chain. Finder to Record office. First real tourists of the season stay at Park camp Monday night.
Wm. Cavenaugh and C. E. Scott of Casey work on the Anita paying job. Harry Stucker made a quick business trip to Kansas City Saturday night and returned Monday. Miss Anna Whited spent Tuesday in Atlantic handling business and visiting friends. Dr. Phil T. Williams with wife and daughter Patty spent Sunday in Atlantic. Mrs. H. G. Dacken of Atlantic is spending the week in Anita with sisters Mrs. Dr. G. M. Adair and Mrs. B. D. Forshay.
Lee H. Van Slyke his wife and daughter have returned to Salt Lake City after visiting Mother O. W. Van Slyke.
Miss Dorothy Jones of Davenport has been the guest of her cousin Miss Lucille Jones of the Anita public schools. The pair spent Sunday with friends in Atlantic.
Mrs. Bessie M. Ward and her son Sherman and Mrs. Sherm. F. Myers visited Atlantic on Saturday. They were guests for the day of Mrs. M. E. Worth.
John B. Timmons owner of a Canby general merchandise store sold his one fifth interest in a twenty acre tract adjoining Fontanelle to O J Sullivan at two hundred dollars per acre.
Miss Virginia Heatright sister of Mrs E E McIntyre left Thursday for Omaha where she was met by her mother. They then journeyed to Wheatley Arkansas where Homer is station agent for the M N A railway and Wheatley will be their future home.
The Anita social note highlights the "Two-Sixty" club of eight young women with listed occupations such as Kathryn Galiher assistant cashier at Citizens' State Bank and Mildred Lamborn stenographer at Anita Bank. The group meets weekly for sociability, luncheon, and games, promoting mutual benefit as "captains of industry."
Anita was represented at the Woman's Home Missionary Society convention in Atlantic last week by Mesdames Chris Vohs F A Black Evica Hyde George Denne E W Holmes M F Millhollin Miss Bernice Deeming and Birdie Kirkham. On Tuesday evening Chris Vohs Rev Alva Jacobs and Harry Cieatrick provided auto transport for ten Queen Esther Circle members to the rally and banquet at the Atlantic M E church. The program was reported as fine and interesting with attendees feeling repaid for the trip.
The Home Missionary Society of the M EF church met in regular session at the home of Mrs. J W and Miss May Ruggles. They discussed society business and enjoyed a pleasant afternoon. The group holds a quarterly Birthday Dinner inviting members and families.
The regular meeting of Chapter FE. 7 P. E. O. met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Dr. G. M. Adair. Members listed include Mesdames Hansen, Faulkner, Lewis, Helton, Nichols, Long, Fershay, Miller, Marshall, Campbell, Rongers, and Kelloway along with doctors Adair and Camp bell.
On Monday April 2 1923 at the M E parsonage in Atlantic Miss June Robinson daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas D Robinson and Mr Cecil Scholl son of William Scholl of Lincoln township were married by Rev F W Simpson pastor of Atlantic M E church The bride a popular rural teacher at Lincoln Center for two years and the couple will reside on the Scholl farm in Lincoln township with many well wishers nearby. The ceremony was witnessed by their brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs A W Robinson.
Mrs W E Kelloway hosted twenty eighth grade boys last Wednesday to celebrate her nephew Roy Forshay turning twelve. Roy had a new bat and two new baseballs and enjoyed refreshments at the familiar Kelloway table.
The W. C. T. U. met Tuesday with Mrs. C. E. Thomas. After devotional exercises and business discussion, the afternoon passed pleasantly with profit to all. The next meeting will be at Mrs. W. S. Reed's home to study the topic Law Enforcement.
Rec ord caller Emma June Scholl and Anna Wedemeyer spent weekends in town. Bert McPheran moved to a farm northeast of Anita. Mrs Alpha Nelson enjoys a school vacation. Ed L Newton handled Atlantic business Saturday. Eva Kiehl works as bookkeeper for Anita Produce. Doc Williams built a cobble wall around his garden. Worthing and Conley with families visited Atlantic from Clarinda. For rent four rooms in Anita, inquire at Rec ord office or C W Benson. Miss Dorothy Weise hosted in Atlantic. Supt W N Anderson visited from Anita. Floyd DeMent and Chinn families were Record callers. Your account at the Citizens State Bank is appreciated. Mrs John Hall and Mrs Harold Lees visited Anita from Valley Junction. Webb Todhunter, Atlantic, now with Herring Motor Co in that city.
F. J. Deeming and his family will relocate to Berea where Freeman intends to open a wood-work and carpenter shop, signaling a new business venture and residence for the family.
Misses Wenonah Forshay Dorothy Dinsmore and Virginia Deeming spent Saturday with friends in Atlantic.
Ernie Burke and Robi A Wilson sent a car load of fine cattle to Chicago on Saturday night and another car on Sunday night, advancing their cattle trade.
Art Dean Bill Kelley and Frank Barber were all callers at the Record office Thursday at the same time. The scene suggests the challenge of entertaining such a crowd.
A spring editorial note invites readers who recently moved to send the editor postal cards to update contact details and ensure delivery of the Record. It urges prompt action to avoid missed copies.
The plan to create a water works system and issue $35,000 in bonds was rejected last week in Menlo by 141 against and 53 for. The editorial quips that after several fires the town may rethink water works as a good investment.
The memorandum discusses practice in all courts with emphasis on land titles and the settlement of estates. It highlights key principles for title examination and the orderly distribution of assets under probate rules.
Mrs D R Forshay entertained the Bridge Club Tuesday and Wednesday at her home with the usual program and refreshments. Mrs B D Forshay substituted for Mrs Howard Marshall during the event.
The fifth birthday of Dorothy Bangham was celebrated at her parents home Mr and Mrs Wm Bangham on Saturday afternoon at three o'clock. Guests included Doris Dean Dora Jean Campbell Ruth Keob Betty Burns Dorothy Forshay Jane Gotsede and Patty Williams. The party ended with a luncheon served by Mrs Bangham with assistance from Helen Bangham and Margaret Kirkham.
Mrs. Ethel Soper Miller was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower at the Soper home in Lincoln township Friday evening. About thirty intimate friends attended and described the event as very enjoyable.
Due to their efficiency in the past year the Anita Queen Esther Circle brought home a beautiful silk flag from the district beet held in Atlantic last Thursday.
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