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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1928
Page
5
Mrs. C A Carey remains confined at home due to illness this week. C O Gipple was among Record callers. Kraft Shop at 417 Chestnut Street Atlantic offers laying mashes from Sargents Hencackle and Atlantic All result getters for farmers and poultry keepers. Bartley’s Produce.
A special Christmas service will be held at Anita M E Church next Sunday. The Junior church and main worship will join at 10 45 with special music. Sunday School committees are preparing a Christmas Eve program for public entertainment and everyone is welcome.
Elmer White of Clio Iowa, son of the late Tunis A White, hosted his relatives Elmer Budd and wife from Big Timber Montana. They visited Mr. and Mrs. S Frank White on West Main Street after returning from Mayo Bros hospital Rochester MN where Mrs Budd underwent a major operation and is recovering well.
The first grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Gipple, Chas Robert Pletcher, was born December 17 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pletcher. He bears the name of his father and grandfathers Chas C Pletcher and Chas Oliver Gipple. This marks the Gipples’ first grandson, a point of pride, with hopes for an even balance of granddaughters and grandsons.
S Frank White was a record caller Monday renewing his subscription to the home paper.
Miss Louise Dittman from Council Bluffs is spending the holiday season with relatives in Anita and nearby. Mrs. Ollie Thornburg and Mrs. Guy Deeming are serving as nurses at Dr. H. E. Campbell hospital this week providing faithful care.
Grover C. King Lincoln township farmer confined at home two weeks with flu illness. Postal note advertises a fine dressed goose for Christmas dinner and provides the phone number 87 CLYDER for orders.
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