Calling Roll of Old Friends from Anita in California
The Anita Record shares a personal letter from Harry H. Cate of Los Angeles detailing former residents now in California. It notes connections to Frank Merriam, Myers Land Company, and various Anita descendants in Pasadena, Los Angeles, and Beverly Hills, suggesting Cate could head an Anita Record Bureau in California to collect news for hometown readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Cate
Ania
Los Angeles
California
Myers Land Company
Harry
Anita
Frank Fef. Merriam
House of Representatives
Towa
Iowa
Delaware County
Merriam
Wm. R. Myers
Harry Cate
N. P. Nielsen
Chas. Eddy
Chas. J. Goodpasture
Selma Steiniger
A. Steiniger
Anita M. E. Church Parsonage
Fred Waterbury
Caroline Smith
H. Hi. Cafe
Garvanza
Ed. W. Calkins
R. W. Calkins
J. A. Wagner
Great Northern Railway
St. Paul
Pasadena
Anita Bruce Consigny
James FE. Bruce
Tampa
Florida
Beverly Hills
Anita Public
Jessie Grant Stone
Harriet Williams Myers
R. W. Rohrer
Lora Fitch Houston
DeLand
Harrry Cate
Anita Record Bureau
Cass County
Passing of Long-Time Resident Arrozina Goodpasture
Mrs Arrozina Goodpasture widow of Abraham Goodpasture longtime Anita resident died at home in Anita at 8 45 Sunday morning after a long illness. Born Mantua Ohio June 10 1850 she and her husband moved to Anita 1880. She married March 24 1808 and had eight children four of whom survive with many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral held at home conducted by Rev B W McEldowney of the M F Church with interment Evergreen Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrozina
Arroziza Bidinke
Mantua
Ohio
Anita
Lowa
Chariton Town
Abraham Goodpasture
Susan
Theo. B. Goodpasture
Blackfoot
Idaho
Leonard R. Goodpasture
O. N. Pierce
Ellen Goodpasture
Robert McCloud
Walden
Colorado
Goodpasture
A. D. Dean
Town
Marriage Unites Birdie Kirkham and Paul L Kelley
Birdie Kirkham daughter of Mayor and Mrs Homer Kirkham of Anita and Paul L Kelley of Brayton were married in Atlantic on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdie Kirkham
Homer Kirkham
Anita
Paul L. Kelley
Brayton
Atlantic
Death of Ruth Maxine Simon
Ruth Maxine Simon died at the family home after a brief illness on January 25, 1025, aged three years seven months. She was the youngest daughter of Henry and Mabel Simon of Anita. Funeral services were held at the Anita M E Church and interment was in Evergreen Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Maxine Simon
Henry
Mabel Simon
Anita
Solomon Kohl
Augusta Simon
Iva Mae
Lucille
Harold
Anita M. E
B. W. McEldowney
Evergreen Cemetery
Card of Thanks for neighbors and friends
The Simon family thanks neighbors and friends for assistance during their daughter and sister's illness and for expressions of sympathy shown at the last tribute of respect. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Simon and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Simon
Baier Family Spends Sunday at Turner Home
Herman Baier and his family visited the A. L. Turner residence on a quiet Sunday, sharing time together among neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Baier
A. L. Turner
Fort Collins women visit Record office
Mrs. Eva Plummer Brown of Fort Collins Colorado and Mrs. J J Carey were welcome callers at the Record office on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Plummer Brown
Fort Collins
Colorado
J. J. Carey
Record Office
Ladies Cemetery Association Elects Officers for 1925
The Ladies Cemetery Association held its annual meeting at Mrs. J. L. Carey's home with broad attendance. Officers elected for 1925 include President Mrs. B. D. Forshay and Treasurer Mrs. Lilla K. Fish. Sexton election postponed. The report notes 639 lot owners, 97 contributing to the permanent fund, 844 who have paid annual dues since inception, 242 paid in 1924, and 26 paid for 1925 so far. A Tag Day and Memorial Day meals were approved pending finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Cemetery Association
J. L. Carey
B. D. Forshay
Mary Smither
Lilla K. Fish
Eavin ©. Hook
Isola Bangham
Vera B. Hook
Ivergreen Cemetery Association
Funeral services for Mrs N Elizabeth Ward
Funeral services for Elizabeth Woolard Ward mother of Jennie M Ward County Auditor were held at the Church of Christ in Atlantic. Interment was in Oakwood Cemetery Lewis. She was born October 17 1845 in Fairfield Iowa married June 7 1866 to Wm Thomas Ward and left eleven children including Jennie M Ward and Lyda Carolyn Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nizabeth Ward
Jennie M. Ward
Atlantic
Church of Christ In
H. J. Howard
C.F. Malone
A. Zellmer
Board of Supervisors
Fred W. Herbert
B. A. Skipton
Geo. H. Highly
Len. M. Martin
Oakwood Cemetery
Lewis
Elizabeth Woolard Ward
Jesse
Polly
Titus) Woolard
Fairfield
Iowa
Brookfield
Lancaster
Towa
Thomas Ward
Ward
Albert R. Ward
Regent
N. D
Thos
Jesse Ward
Fort Dodge
Clarence
Woolard
Greely
Colorado
Mother Ward
Young and in Good Health Visit to Ruthven Honor Elderly Mother
Mrs C O Gipple traveled with her brother F P L Anderson to Ruthven to see their parents Mr and Mrs Peter F Anderson noted Anita vicinity residents. The visit marked the mother’s more than eighty years in the community and her long marriage of over sixty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Gipple
Audubon
FP. L. Anderson
Ruthven
Peter F. Anderson
Anita
Married Seventy One Years in Anita Honor Couple William White and Emily White
William White and Emily White, residents of Anita, Iowa, celebrate seventy one years of marriage from Hopkinton New York to Gass county in 1854. He is a Civil War veteran and they have eleven children, six living, with descendants across Iowa and Idaho. They now reside with their daughter Genia Henderson in Wiota and receive care from loved ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William White
Anita
Emily Hugaboom
Hopkinton
New York
Gass County
Wiota
Genia Henderson
White
Lyman D. White
Lottie Sanderson
Libbie Chambers
Bovill
Idaho
Chas. White
Woodward
Oklahoma
Ruth Taylor
Avoca
Iowa
Genie Henderson
Ofth
New York Infantry
Fair Oaks
39Th
Richmond
Austa
Billy” White
Toway
New York State
Why Not More Barley For Better Pork Profits
The article argues barley is timely for sowing next year and could precede corn by a month. Barley yields well in Cass County and, while it needs a bit more feed per 100 pounds gain, it produces excellent pork quality when combined with other feeds and aids pork production ahead of corn shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opinon
Cass County
Anita Woman Heads to Mayo Clinic for Treatment
On her way to the Mayo Bros. hospital in Rochester Minnesota Mrs Brown long associated with Anita in the millinery trade is in ill health and traveling for examination and possible operation. Collins Colorado resident Anita party visits many friends from former days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Plummer Brown
Fort Collins
Colorado
Anita Lady
Brown
Mayo Bros.’ Hospital
Rochester
Minnesota
Anita
Larson-The Eye Man sale set for February 9
Frank A. Smith, resident of the Orson Brown farm in Benton township, will sell his personal property at a public sale on Monday February 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Smith
Orson Brown
Benton Township
Soldier’s compensation paid to family after World War I service
William Rose Story received a $1,515 federal soldiers' compensation voucher after death while at Atlantic hospital where he was treated. His mother, Lilly May Story, was named beneficiary. He also received $1,009 as a Modern Woodmen of America beneficiary, paid to his mother weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rose Story
Atlantic Hospital
Garrett M. de Camp
Anita Post
American Legion
Congress
Lilly May Story
Story
Grove Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
Nebraska print shop opens with prayer in Kansas paper
The Kansas newspaper notes a Nebraska print shop that opens with prayer, contrasted with the common practice of opening by the devil and closing by the sheriff. During J E Stauffer’s Anita visit he celebrated Christmas and his birthday, with his mother Mrs Bert Stauffer baking the cake, noting forty eight candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Nebraska
J E. Stauffer
Anita
Bert Stauffer
Farmer Learns Auto Pace Ends With A Question
A passing motorist picks up a farmer who had never seen a car. They speed for six or seven miles before a steering failure causes a gentle crash into a tree. Both unharmed on a mossy bank the farmer asks how to stop without trees.
Celebrate 80th Birthday of Mrs Suplee Quietly Observed
The eightieth birthday of Mrs. Wm. A. Suplee was quietly observed at her home with a bountiful dinner prepared by her daughter Mrs. Minnie Campbell daughter in law Mrs. R. R. Suplee and granddaughter Mrs. Lloyd Harris. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Chas Campbell Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Suplee Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Harris and Uncle Billy Suplee shared in the honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A. Suplee
Minnie Campbell
R. R. Suplee
Lloyd Harris
Suplee
Billy
Chas, Campbell
Weekly Message From Home For Mrs Wagner
Mrs Julia Wagner subscribes for two copies of the Record for 1925. One copy will go weekly to her son Harry Wagner in Blackfoot Idaho where he works as traveling salesman for a St Louis hardware house with a western territory and a reputation as a popular knight of the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Wagner
Harry Wagner
Blackfoot
Idaho
St. Louis
HOPING FOR A GOOD YEAR
An optimistic forecast urges farmers to prepare for a prosperous year as unusually favorable spring weather benefits agriculture and sparks potential gains across related industries.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry Cates
Mrs. A. Goodpasture
Larson
the Eye Man
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