Anita social notes include visits from far and near
W J Tobias and wife of Menlo Clyde Tobias and wife of Maine entertained C H Bartley and family in Anita. Lilly Smither returns to Anita for an indefinite visit after a year in Los Angeles W O Anderson civil war veteran enjoys Sawtelle California climate Irma Salmon and Ruth Richter visit Hal Noland family in their east Anita home Hazel Karns visits Kansas City with sister June Reynolds Neva Turner and Aileen Weatherby nurses in training at Atlantic hospital Myra M Turner plans March 1 move to Anita possibly Ohio visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Tobias
Menlo
Clyde Tobias
Maine
C. H. Bartley
Anita
Lilly Smither
Los Angeles
California
W. O. Anderson
Sawtelle
Irma Salmon
Cambridge
Ohio
Ruth Richter
Hal Noland
Town
Neva Turner
Aileen Weatherby
Atlantic Hospital
Myra M. Turner
Miner A James Family Locates in Sioux City
Miner A James and family recently disposed of their farm interests and moved to Sioux City. They are settled at 915 Seventh Street and Miner along with the sons have secured good positions and are busy at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miner A. James
Sioux City
Seventh Street
Miner
Anita News in Brief From Weekend Socials and Illness
J P Wilson served as Record caller Friday and Miss Lucy Galiher did so Saturday. Several residents, including Joe Kopp and family, visited relatives in Greenfield and Anita. Illnesses touch local families as Noe Walter Baker and Mrs Chas Ragan recover. Reverend E O Douglass returns from three weeks’ illness. A sleet storm snarled Monday travel amid community events and a Farmers Dance at the K P hall drew a good crowd. Dee Raymond J Cornell of Des Moines spent the weekend with E W Holmes. Emma Kerr family moved into South Anita. The Ladies Union Club meets Wednesday for lunch at Mrs Ruby Biggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Raymond J. Cornell
Des Moines
Anita
E. W. Holmes
Record readers and订 subscriptions in 1928 local notes
Mrs Laura Anderson renews subscription to the Record for 1928 to be sent to her brother Ed Anderson in Eckley Colorado. Paul Denham of Griswold elected Secretary of the Greater Griswold Club for 1928. Mr and Mrs Ira Ruggles visit the Record Office for January 1 1929. O Oglesbee and Ella Oglesbee of Dana Illinois guests of Mrs Richard Louden. Old Van Underwood from Eureka visits the Record office. Joseph Klemish from Audubon township pays for home paper. Forty one cases set for hearing at January term of district court in Atlantic January 24. Henry Rose of Audubon visits and renews subscription. T F DeMent visits Stuart and recalls old friend C G Nordman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Anderson
Ed, Anderson
Eckley
Colorado
Ira Ruggles
Priday
Atlantic
Charles Dean Smith Born to Smiths in Town Exhibition
Charles Dean Smith, a baby boy born December 7 to Mr and Mrs Robert Smith, was shown in town Tuesday drawing admiring greetings from friends. He is the first son born to the Smith household and will provide company for his sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dean Smith
Robert Smith
Smith
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Sparks Anita Unit Plans
The American Auxiliary No. 210 met with Mrs Effie Bean Friday afternoon with unusually large attendance. Members planned future Anita Unit work and enjoyed refreshments served by Mesdames Effie Bean Zelle Dougherty and Mary Stein metz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 210
Effie Bean
Anita Unit
Zelle Dougherty
Mary Steinmetz
Perry Taylor Wedding At Fremont Nebraska
Charles F. Perry and Kathryn Taylor wed at Fremont on Sunday December 24, 127. The couple, former Anita residents, will reside at the Perry farm near Edgar Nebraska. Friends and former neighbors extend hearty congratulations and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Nebraska
Charles F. Perry
Kathryn Taylor
Anita
Perry
Edgar
Charlie
Three Smith Boys Have Good Jobs in Windy City
Clyde Joe and Burton Smith sons of Mrs Albert Evinger of this city employed in a music factory in Chicago have supplied samples of their companys products. The brothers will stay in Chicago until spring then move to Michigan for permanent work until the music season opens again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Joe
Burton Smith
Albert Evinger
Chicago
Michigan
Peeping Tom Caught In Act In South Anita
For months residents complained of a peeping Tom in South Anita. Last week he was arrested while peering through a window where a young man and woman sat. The pursuer chased and captured him before he could escape, ending the window peeping in that area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Anita
Peterson Buys South Side Barber Shop in Anita
L V Peterson purchases the south side Main street barber shop from L E Bean. Peterson will hand the shop to his brother arriving next week to take possession. Frank Lees, linked with the shop for generations, will stay on under the new owner. Bean family plans to move to Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
L. E. Bean
L. V. Peterson
Willis L. Anderson Appears as Caller at Record Office
Willis L. Anderson visited the Record office last week as a caller, engaging with staff and reviewing documents. The event underscores routine public interaction at the office and highlights citizen access to records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis L. Anderson
Local notices and social updates from Nashua Iowa Record
Mrs E W Holmes has been quite ill the past week. Joe and Ruth Kopp visited the Record editor Monday. Edna Nichols called at the Record office Monday. During 1927 there were 462 marriages at The Little Brown Church near Nashua, up 31 from 1926. Brookhart urged by home folk to support farmer measures and McNary Haugen bill. Mrs Mattie Jenkins renews subscription. Eddie Reimers expected at Record office Monday afternoon. Merchants take stock invoices this week. Mary Weimer leaves Johns Stuhr home due to ill health. Senor W S Reed called at the Record office Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Brown
the Vale
Nashua
Iowa
Brookhart
Mary Weimer
John R. Stuhr
Well improved forty acre farm for sale Anita area
Property offered with inquiry at Anita Bank. Local residents report several health and visit notes in the community including Mrs. Steinmetz confined to home with rheumatism and Mrs. Anders visiting from Omaha. Chas Baxter of Atlantic tours Anita with farm interests. Honey for sale in ten pound pails at 1.50 delivered in Anita. E W Reimers signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sai
Anita Bank
A. H. Steinmetz
Anita
E. W. Reimers
Dissolution of Carey and Johnson Partnership
Notice states Carey and Johnson dissolved by mutual consent at Anita Iowa on January 1928. J L Carey withdraws. Ernest Burke and Robert A Wilson join to form Jelson Burke and Wilson. Original firm known as Carey Johnson replaced by new partnership Johnson Wilson Bat notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Carey
W. EB. Johnson
Carey & Johnson
J. L
Ernest Burke
Robert A. Wilson
Jelson, Burke
Funeral attendance for John T. Jay in Des Moines
Mr. Bruce Nichols attended the funeral services in Des Moines for the late John T. Jay who died after a long illness at his home there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Nichols
Des Moines
John T. Jay
Nebraska visitor relaxes with Cass county kin and family ties
Fred Dwiggans of Orchard Nebraska spent last week in Anita visiting relatives and checking the Dwiggans farm south of Anita. His eighty year old mother, a Cass county pioneer, lives in California with her daughter Mrs Lark Johnson and enjoys good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Dwiggans
Orchard
Nebraska
Anita
Dwiggans
Cass County
California
Lark Johnson
New Baby Boy for Roy Foss Family in Adair Area
The Fleming couple Mr. and Mrs Roy Foss welcomed a son born Sunday January 15 1928 at 430 PM northeast of Adair The infant was named William Roy Foss and weighed seven pounds one ounce The mother formerly Miss Emma Wade daughter of Mr and Mrs John Wade of this vicinity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Foss
Adair
William Roy Foss
Emma Wade
John Wade
Scanlon Leaves Anita for Des Moines and Summer Plans
Jas. F. Scanlon yesterday departed Anita for Des Moines to visit his sister Miss Nellie Edwards before moving on to Mason City for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. F. Scanlon
Anita
Des Moines
Miem
Nellie Edwards
Mameson City
Wanted and for sale notices from Anita Iowa page
WANTED: capable remain as housekeeper either on farm or in town. FOR SALE: desirable residence property modern and conveniently located to Anita business district. LOST: horse blanket from auto between Anita and farm. WANTED: family washing and ironing or any work guaranteed. Call phone 317a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
Iowa
Shem F. Myers
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New Spring Line
Silva
Hazel Karns
Kansas City
Mrs
June Reynolds
Urkhartn
Drum Town Crier
Adair Creamery
Cascade
J. P. Wilson
Aocomer
Lucy Galiher
Joe Kopp
Greenfield
T. J. Galiher
L. A. Chaney
Lincoln Township
O— C. W. Scott
Cumberland
Lela Booth
Walter Baker
Will J. Baier
Omenomuen
E. 0
Douglass
Anita M. E. Church
K. P. Hall
J. P. Metz
Wiota
Bertha Renshaw
Amelia King
West Main Street
H. E. Campbell
Ay D. L. Gardner
Frank West
Flavia C. Hook
Vera B. Hook
Emma Kerr
City
James Cibert
Ladies’ Union Club
Ruby Biggs
Paul Denham
Griswold
Fomer
Anita Man
Greater Griswold Club
O. Oglesbee
Ella Oglesbee
Dana
Illinois
Richard Louden
van” Underwood
Eureka
Joseph Klemish
Audubon Township
Henry Rose
Audubon County
Record
T. F. DeMent
Stuart
C. G. Nordman
Suibrite Cleanser
Massena
HALO
Mother’s Best
Pillsbury’s Best
EACO
Zike’s Cash Grocery
Legion Auxiliary
Taylor-Perry
Windy City
South Side
Joe and
Ruth Kopp
Mrs. Edna Nichols
Record Office
Mattie Jenkins
Eddie Reimers
Senor
W. S. Reed
Fred Exline
Miller Meat Markt
Clarence Lacey
R. J. Ryan
Omaha
Mrs. Sherm
F. Myers
Ethel Anders
Haney Booth
Chas. Baxter
Casey
L. H. Crandall
Rhode Island
G. P. van Keuren
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