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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1926
Page
8
The district court of Iowa Cass County issues a probate notice for the estate of Richard P. Bissell deceased. Creditors are asked to file their claims with the administrators Richard N. Bissell and Maude E. Bissell, through attorney E. S. Holton, by law and in proper form. Dated July 24.
Bert Callison and his wife visited the city this week on a pleasure auto trip. He now resides in Kansas City Missouri where he runs a business and enjoys success. Mothers Callison is in good health despite age. J C Callison, Civil War veteran and father, died years ago at Balden Missouri.
M Deeming applies final exterior details to the Wagner Filling Station, completing its outside work as the project nears completion.
The Anita Iowa town council met in regular session with Mayor Millhollin and councilors DeMent Koob Marshall Mann and Ziegler. Bills were approved and the treasurer’s report read. A motion authorized calling 900 street improvement bonds and an amendment to traffic ordinance 66 to add stop signs. The meeting adjourned with W T Biggs as town clerk.
Mrs Jane Hutton remains seriously ill at daughter Mrs G M Adair's home. Guests Sunday included Miss Emma Wade and Ray Foss. Mrs Lulu Hutton Gotsche of Iowa City visits Adair and Forshay sisters. Miss Helen Greenwalt of Bridgewater visited aunt Mrs Harold Barber. A motorcycle safety note urges calm driving as traffic grows and delays test patience. the patient waiter proverb applies to driving.
Shenandoah's Henry Field warns of a cooler season next year with monthly frosts. The article urges all residents to conserve crops and utilize abundant apples and other harvests to prevent waste, noting expected shortages of squash and pumpkin. It calls for gathering, preserving, and transforming crops into food.
Miss Gladys Pray visited friends in Des Moines this week, staying briefly and sharing updates on her travels. The social call highlights ties with local acquaintances and her continuing outreach in the community.
Equity April term 1926 in Cass County district court lists L A Andrews banking superintendent as plaintiff against Citizens State Bank of Anita Iowa as defendant. The filing covers an application to make settlement with the War Finance Corporation and names parties including A Biggs G E Stone James Furman H G Highley Frank Barber J F Gissib Isaac Brown and Geo Scholl with time and place of hearing.
L. A. Andrew receiver seeks court approval to compromise notes judgments and property tied to Citizens State Bank of Anita. Hearing set for August 9, 1926 in Cass County Iowa with receivers deed and release of claims favored if no appearance.
Miss Anita Barrett of Pratt Kansas visits her grandparents Mr and Mrs Val Wiegand for the week. The talented vocal soloist will sing one or two selections at Sunday morning services of the Congregational church.
J. E. Stauffer and family returned to Pine Bluff Wyoming with four sons and two daughters after spending the week in Anita with relatives. Mrs Stauffer continued on to Plankinton South Dakota to visit her ailing mother.
Mrs. T. A. Crozier and Mrs. J. W. Beaver were record callers on Tuesday, visiting and filing notes for the week.
Lois Teter of Moberly Missouri has been appointed to a civil service position in Washington D C after graduating from Chillicothe Missouri College. She is granddaughter of Wm Weston Anita and niece of Mrs F B Parkinson Massena. Record Advertising pays big. Hal Ploghoft and Kipp families of Elliott visited Ida Munten dam. City Clerk Biggs scrapes old paint for a fresh job. Mrs J A Wagner hosts Congregational Ladies Aid dinner noon Wednesday.
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