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Newspaper

Anita Record

Location

Anita, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1922

Page

5

Local Notes on Farm Moves and School Reopenings

Frank Van Slyke works at White Pole Garage. 3 M Butler and wife plan to return to their Anita farm around March 1 with their son William Butler and wife set to occupy the Berea farm. Anita schools resume after a week off. H C Bangham and wife stay at Kangrove Grove Iowa with daughters Mrs Roy Eneix and Mrs Leland Peterson. Mrs Bangham’s health improves.

M. Butler Anita Mareh Wm. Butler Berea H. C. Bangham Kangle Grove Iowa Roy. H. Eneix Leland Peterson Bangham

Atlantic guest as family hosts Samuel Petty

J. M. Hubbell of Atlantic visited the Samuel Petty family last week. Tuesday December 27 a baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tompkins at their Eddyville Nebraska home. The mother is a former Anita girl, daughter and sister of Mother Whited and Miss Anna Whited.

J. M. Hubbell Atlantic Samuel Petty and Family Gir Wm. Tompkins Eddyville Nebraska Anita Mother Whited Anna Whited

Robison Resigns as Local Manager Moves to Delivery Firm

Chas A Robison resigns as local manager for Manhattan Oil Co and hires on with Wagner and Shaffer of the White Pole Garage as driver for their gas and oil delivery wagon in town and country. Harold Wahjert was employed at The Anita Drug Store during the holiday season.

Harold Wahjert Anita Chas. A. Robison Manhattan Oil Co Wagner and Shaffer White Pole

Death of Joshua Porch in Anita after long illness

Joshua Porch, longtime Cass County resident, died at his Anita home on Tuesday January 3, 1922, at age 83. Born February 1, 1839 in Holmes County Ohio, he moved to Cass County in 1874 and lived on a Grant Township farm before relocating to Anita. He is survived by his wife Marie Smith, a son Elmer C. Porch, and four grandchildren. Funeral services will be at the M E Church in Anita, with interment at Evergreen Cemetery.

Joshua Porch Cass County Anita David and Catherine (Hess) Porch Holmes County Ohio Marie Smith Elmer C. Porch Mr. Porch North Grant Township Mother Porch Glen Porch J. C. Rickel Mildred Roscoe Porch M. E W. R. Radliff Evergreen Cemetery

Atlantic Court Term Preview for January 24

John L. Carey attended the Atlantic session as 154 cases sat on the district court docket at term end. Seventy cases were settled, in or out of court, with the remainder expected to be disposed of at the next term beginning January 24 in Atlantic under Judge E B Woodruff.

Atlantic E. B. Woodruff

Farm residents plan to move back to town

Ernie Barnholdt and wife contemplate leaving the farm for town life. Guests at a Friday skating party at Frans Crawford home northeast of Anita included Louise Trumbul, Edris Lizer, Marian Dougherty, Helen Trumbull, Harlan Lizer, and Virginia Deeming. At 4:30 they were served a tasty lunch.

Ernie Barnholdt Louise Trumbul Edris Lizer Marian Dougherty Helen Trumbull Harlan Lizer Virginia Deeming Frans Crawford Anita

Helping Bear the Burden in Hard Times

An argument for landlord compassion toward tenants facing farm price losses. The author praises humane landlords who cut rent or discount notes to ease payment, noting distressed farmers impact communities and deserve leniency for honest effort.

Danish Farm Coops Urge Fast Action For American Farmers

At the Atlanta Farm Bureau meeting Danish agricultural envoy Soren Sorensen urged rapid American progress in farming cooperatives. He cited Denmark's long effort to build a dairy cooperative despite private competition and warned that farming groups must follow leaders loyally, even when costly. The piece also notes local social events, visits, and a Civil War veteran, Mr. Tinsley, reflecting community life in Anita.

Atlanta American Farm Bureau Federation Soren Sorenson America Mr. Sorensen Denmark

Local residents visit city and notices of sales and callers

Mrs. Phoebe Tharnish spent last week in the city. Harold G. Calkins of Bondurant Iowa spent a few days with his father R. W. Calkins and sister Mrs. J. A. Wagner. FOR SALE Piano in good condition Enquire at Record office 221 Miss Gertrude Richter of Des Moines and Miss Louie Carey of Whitneyville were Record callers Friday.

Phoebe Tharnish City Harold G. Calkins Bondurant, Iowa R. W. Calkins J. A. Wagner Gertrude Richter Des Moines Louie Carey Whitneyville

Grain firm ships 2000 bushels of core

Kunz Grain Co. shelled and shipped out 2000 bushels of core Friday. Geo Pawley and family visited Atlantic, staying at the home of Chas Pawley and wife.

Kunz Grain Co Geo. Pawley Atlantic Chas. Pawley

Illness in Linden Leaves Suplee Sister at Home

Mrs Thornburg sister of Mrs H J Suplee is seriously ill at her Linden Iowa home.

H. J. Suplee Linden Iowa Thornburg

Adair Visitors Include Mrs Lanny Ruby and Mrs Harderson

Mrs J H Lanny and her daughter Ruby visited Adair last week along with Mrs Louise Harderson, reflecting social ties and local travel patterns during the period.

J. H. Lanny Ruby Louise Harderson Adair

Atlantic Visitors and Local Social Notes

Henry Shanke and sister Lena were in Atlantic on Friday. The Ladies' Cemetery Association will elect officers for the year. Miss Lillian Ditman, a nurse with the Dolan family at Adair, returned home to Anita. Matt Darrah and wife spent a few days in the city. Charles Cate of Chicago visited relatives, the H. H. Cate, A. Thompson and A. M. Worthing families, last week.

Lillian Ditman Adair M. Dolan Mary Matson City W. van Slyke Ferguson Nebraska Henry Shanke Miss Lena Atlantic Dolan Anita Matt Darrah Charles Cate Chicago H. H. Cate A. Thompson A. M. Worthing

Local notes on residents and business changes in Cedar Falls area

Miss Helen Dinsmore instructor in Cedar Falls spent the holiday week in Anita with relatives. Levi Swangler and George Henning formed The Pioneer Grain Co. with offices in Atlantic. Clyde White and wife moved to the Peter Scott Jr property, vacated by the Scott family who moved to Adair. Barney Harrison visited Guthrie Center to see his brother Dr J W Patterson before returning to Columbus Ohio.

Helen Dinsmore Cedar Falls Anita Levi Swangler George Henningsen Pioneer Grain Co Oransky Building Atlantic Clyde White Peter Scott, Jr Scott Adair Barney’ Harrison Guthrie Center J. W. Parrison Columbus Ohio

Also Mentioned on This Page

Anita Bank Leon G. Voorhees H.T. Vernon Harry G. Faulkner A.R. Robinson Frank van Slyke Swift & Co Cole Musick Death OF Emma Wabhe Anita Drug Store Extra C. G. Wycoff Paul Denham The Citizens’ State Bank Massena Pearl Mahan Ma Millholm W. Ho Wagner Rowland Patten Towa Corning Fred Denison Great White Way Lagrippe L. R. Dilley Fontanelle O. W. van Siyke F. D Joy Miss Blossom Walker Cora Hamerick Wyoming Samuel Howlett Magnolia Ray Workman Galiher D. A. Weatherby South Anita Ladies’ Union Club H. A. Shannon W. Shaffer John F. Shaffer Ed. L. Newton Council Bluffs Chas. Scholl Sister Scholl Helen Mott Carme Ralph H. Miller Rochester Minnesota Mayo Bros.’ Hospital Mr. Miller Henningsen Construction Co., General Contractors John L. Carey Alaska Baarry Chestnut Street K. P. Hall Dan Moore F. O. Worthing Calaboose James Nelson Andrew Schwab Meyronne Canada Wilhelm Hettinger Louise Hardersen Chas Hettieger Arthur Schwab Schwab Dave Marys Seaman Wm. Wood Wiota Tinsley Citizens State Bank Anita, Iowa Pratt & Naylor Choice City Property N. L Ladies’ Cemetery Association Robt. Bell Dun’s and Dradstreets Essential Automotive Products Co Forshay Life Insurance North Citizens’ State Bank
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