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Newspaper

Anita Record

Location

Anita, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1928

Page

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Augusta E Atwood obituary in Anita Iowa

Mrs Augusta Emily Alden Atwood born August 6 1857 in Jackson County Iowa died December 12 1928 at 12 15 am in Anita Iowa age 71 4 6 from long illness She married William Atwood a pioneer of Anita and had eleven children two died in infancy Survived by two daughters Mrs D W Wright Fort Dodge and Mrs Alice Walling Keokuk and seven sons Bert Bert Atwood Perry Charles Roy Thomas Clyde Lloyd John Atwood Anita Funeral held at Anita Christian Church conducted by Rev Wayne Greene with interment in Evergreen Cemetery

Augusta Emily Alden) Atwood Jackson County Iowa Anita Cass County William Atwood Mother Atwood Lloyd *Alden D. W. Wright Fort Dodge Alice Walling Keokuk Delbert Atwood Perry Charles Roy Thomas Clyde Lloyd John Atwood Mary Hunt Council Bluffs Nora Parker Morey Alden Stuart Walling Anita Christian Church Wayne Greene Evergreen Cemetery

Card of Thanks for Mrs. Augusta Atwood

The Atwood families express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness, sympathy, and tributes during the long illness and after the death of our beloved mother Mrs. Augusta Atwood, to be cherished in our hearts.

Augusta Atwood Atwood

American Legion Auxiliary Unit Holds Heavy December Meeting

The Unita Unit met at Mrs. C. L. D. Miller's home with a heavy agenda. duties included Christmas beer supply and $5.00 sent to support soldiers and hospital boxes. Members discussed the Kellogg Pact and exchanged Christmas letters with Allied nations, as yearbooks were distributed and refreshments served. The unit plans the January 11, 1929 meeting at Mrs. Ed Newton's home with Mrs. Phil T. Williams in charge.

Unita Unit American Legion Auxiliary C. L. D. Miller Sunny Crest Hospital Dubuque Iowa Anita W. S. Reed Eliza Biggs Leslie Bean Worth Chastain Guy Steinmetz

An Old Friend Remembers Anita in 1928 Letter

A letter dated December 15 1928 from Los Angeles to Sherm Major reflects on Anita Iowa, praising the tourist park City Concert Park and the grove now named Anita’s Tourist Park. The writers express fond memories, celebrate growth, and extend holiday wishes to the town and its residents.

Sherm Anita

Talking a Well Man Sicks The Easiest Way

An outspoken lament on unreliable rhetoric during crises, arguing for calm practical action over alarmist talk. Mentions Mrs A M Acker and a new baby returning from Atlantic as a minor local note.

A. M. Acker Atlantic

Masons Elect Officers for Dence Lodge 380

At the regular meeting of D ence Lodge No. 380 A F and A held Tuesday night officers for the ensuing year were elected Eddie Reimers Worshipful Master Harry Jordan Senior Warden Dewey Robinson Junior Warden H O Stone Treasurer Joe Vetter Secretary Dr H E Campbell Trustee for three years Following the election the third degree was conferred on a candidate and the members then enjoyed a feast of oysters and trimming s

Dence Lodge No Eddie Reimers Harry Jordan Dewey Robinson H. O. Stone Joe Vetter H. E. Campbell

Two Act Playlet by Sunday School Girls

Mrs. H. E. Campbell's sixth grade girls from the Congregational church presented a two act missionary dramatization last Sunday. The playlet depicted Japanese life focusing on child widows and the needs of Japan, highlighting the Gospel story and missionary work. The class, teacher, and Sunday School are commended for their careful preparation and effort.

H. E. Campbell Congregational Church Japan

Reed and Weise illness and PTA meeting announced

The article notes David C. Reed remains ill for months and Hugo Weise is at home with flu. It also lists the Anita Parent Teachers Association meeting set for Thursday December 20 at the High School Auditorium.

Anita Parent Teachers’ Association

Mrs Nellie Eneix Leaves for Eagle Grove Holidays

Mrs Nellie Eneix will travel this week to Eagle Grove Iowa to spend the holidays with her son Roy H Eneix and family.

Nellie Eneix Eagle Grove Iowa Roy H. Eneix

Anita Business Men Open House Plans for Christmas Event

The Greater Anita Club invites all townspeople to an open house on December 21 in Anita. From 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. lunch and hot coffee will be served free at the Anita General Service Company room. A decorated municipal Christmas Tree on Main Street will host a seven thirty p.m. program with vocal music and Old Santa Claus giving treats to children.

Greater Anita Club Anita General Service Company Anita Main St Santa Claus

Union Christmas Service at Anita Congregational Church

The early Christmas morning service begins at 7:00 at the Anita Congregational church with a program of preludes, carols, and readings. Rev. Wayne Greene Rev. E. O. Douglass and Rev. Greene deliver addresses joined by vocal solos and anthems.

Anita Congregational Church Wayne Greene

Fortnightly Dinner and Bridge Club at Heckman Home

Mr. and Mrs. Lester Heckman hosted the Fortnightly Dinner and Bridge Club Friday evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Robinson. High score among men went to Dr. A. M. Mikkelsen and among women to Mrs. Reba Rasmussen.

Lester Heckman Arthur R. Robinson A. M. Mikkelsen Reba Rasmussen

Pioneer Rose Perry Dies After 13 Years in Extra

Rose E. Bonham Perry, longtime Extra resident and Audubon County pioneer, died Saturday December 8 after a stroke during a Nebraska visit. Funeral services were held December 10 at the Extra Christian church. interment in Extra cemetery. She was born February 22, 1853 in Virginia, married Edmund B. Perry in 1878, and lived on farms in Johnson and Audubon townships before moving to Extra in 1915. Surviving are four sons, two daughters, a sister, and a host of relatives. one son died in World War I.

Extra Rose Perry Audubon County Christian Church Sherman R. Moore Rose E. Bonham Berryville Virginia Edmund B. Perry Johnson County Iowa Audubon Township Mr. Perry Hunter Perry Omaha Nebraska Edward J. Perry Hastings Charles Clarence Perry Edgar J. E. Lewis Brayton Dallas Layland Audubon Alice Walker San _ Benito Texas Onson Bordeaux France The Eastern Star Chapter 313 Legion Auxiliary Eastern Star Club Audubon Co. Journal

Civil War Veteran John C. Kelley In Serious Condition

John C. Kelley, eighty four, a Civil War veteran, has suffered another severe attack after months of ill health. He remains in serious condition receiving care from his wife Mother Kelley and son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Nelson. A recent operation gave temporary relief but a second operation is not advised due to age.

John C. Kelley Kelley A. J. Nelson

Visits Old Home Folks

Chas W Hook of Cedar Rapids spent the past week in Anita as a welcome guest of his mother Mrs Flavia C Hook and sister Miss Vera B Hook. Though retired with a pension from Cedar Rapids Insurance Co after years of service, company calls show his valued help remains indispensable and he is ready to respond.

Chas. W. Hook Cedar Rapids Anita Flavia C. Hook Vera B. Hook Cedar Rapids Insurance Company Charlie

Parsons College Debating Team Chooses Six From Seventeen

Oliver Wagner of Massena, son of Mr and Mrs Ed Wagner, Massena, is named on the Parsons College debating team at Fairfield. The team of six was chosen from a group of seventeen to debate the question whether a substitute for trial by jury should be adopted. If he resembles his father he should win easily.

Oliver Wagner Ed. Wagner Massena Parsons College Fairfield

Plowed Through Mud To Attend Board Meeting

Supervisor H. G. Armentrout traveled from Lincoln township to Anita by mud covered road to join a Board meeting. He and Mrs. Armentrout rode the evening train back to Anita after attending the session.

H. G. Armentrout Atlantic Lincoln Township Anita Mrs. Armentrout

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