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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1920
Page
8
H. Clay Lewis and son Ross were record visitors Saturday at Holmes Lumber Yard where Red Cedar Anchor Posts were featured. 2011 Frank H. Osen brought the editor a jug of fresh buttermilk on Saturday and hopes for another soon. A noticeable weather change on Wednesday and bright sunshine could not start a thaw.
G F Lattig and wife relocate to the North White's Avenue residence recently bought from L K Nichols. Dr Fred G Salisbury wife and baby from Hanley Canada visit Cass county relatives Pa and Ma W H Wagner Sr and wife host them. Carl Brown of Lake Wilson Minnesota stays with sister Miss Jayne Brown and other relatives in Anita.
Mrs Lela Becker sold her residence to Mrs Lena Ballou for 2400 dollars. The corrected officers elect for Columbia Chapter Order of Eastern Star lists Mrs Maggie Miller Trumbull as Secretary. Chester Crandall and wife welcomed a baby girl this Christmas. Mrs W A Allensworth and daughter Madge visited the Carson vicinity parishioners at the M E parsonage.
The M E Church notes invite all to two weekend services with themes Walking Like Christ and Four P s in a Pod. A revival effort is urged from February through the month, with evangelistic singing and emphasis on youth outreach.
TIRES! TIRES! TIRES! Bargains in 6,000 miles guaranteed. Wagner and Shaffer sell tires. Rev Bechtel visited the Porch home and assisted in services last Sunday morning. Mrs. Frank Osan’s Sunday school class collected 5.50 for Armenian Relief Fund, total 15.50 so far. Another offering will be taken next Sunday. Welcome back to the choir after Christmas break. Miss Johnson contributed during holidays. Choir rehearsal Thursday at 7 30. Services next Sunday as usual.
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