Local notes and notices from Anita and surrounding towns
A compilation of community items includes Miss AQanyelensen returning from Elkhorn visiting her parents, a newborn girl born Friday to Mr and Mrs Oscar Johnson, cattle trades by Clark and Howlett in Massena and Bridgewater, Mrs Adam Haist ordering orders sent to St Louis, and Gov Yarding appointing T S Stevens as district judge. Also mentions road work plans, Grant Godanour’s death after illness on a Rock Island train near Davenport, and updates on the Way and Umbenhauer families with Walter and Harold as noted architects in Boston and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aqanyelensen Tas
Elkhorn
Dro . Reaver
Oscar Johnson
Anita
Streetor
Thinais
Fred Pratt
Grant Godanour
Rock Island
Davenport
West Liberty
G. W. Marsh
Sobiaees
Panos
Pubes Elry Yrery Vyeurs Aire
Amnast
Ube Pabcorp
Dan
Wasee Umbenhauer
Grinnell
Way
Umbenhauer
Mr. Way
Walter
Harold
Boston
Mass
New York City
Lucile Umbenhauer
Mothers and Public Health Warn Against Wild West Films
Women’s clubs fear western film plots harm boys while stressing moral danger from vice. A psychologist at the University of Iowa cites large annual consumptions of alcohol tobacco coffee and tea and argues that narcotics only provide temporary relief to tired brain cells. He suggests reducing daily life tension through healthier rest and relaxation to cut use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe City Republican
G.T. W. Patric
University of Iowa
Declamatory Contest Shines at Anita High School
The Anita High School Declamatory Contest, held at the Opera House, drew a full house despite unfriendly weather. Miss Edna Carey won first in the Humorous Class and overall, earning a spot at the Perry subdistrict contest. Miss Grace Broadfoot placed second in humor. Judges included Supt. Gilpa, Atlantic. Supt. Nevelu, Walnut. and Supt. Andersson, Menlo. Miss Alice McCarthy entertained between performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita High School
Opera House
Anita
Leona Linderman
Gerald Lowe
Bernice Kirkham
Michael Strogoff
Hager
Ruth Allanson
Grace Broadfoot
Edna Carey
Bill Smith
Leanore Peyau
Perry
Town
Gilpla
Atlantic
Nevelu
Walnut
Andersson
Menlo
Alice McCarth
Pioneer Resident Leaves Eureka Township for Dallas Center
M. Hadley plans relocation to Dallas Center this week due to failing health after forty two years of service in Eureka. He sold his stock to son E Hadley who will manage the farm, while Hadley is remembered for leadership in Republican politics and township affairs since arriving in 1875.
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Eureka Township
M. Hadley
Dallas Center
Hadley
Eureka
Adair County
Fontanelle Observer
Northup Appointed to Legislative Post During Session
D S Biggs of Griswold spent yesterday with his parents Mr and Mrs Peter Biggs. Davey ordered the Rec ORD to his address. Frank A East of Boone Iowa visited the Record office and recently opened a jewelry store there. A collision near Lat tig corner damaged cars of Ralph Suplee and Clyde McNeil with no serious injuries. Mr and Mrs Win White celebrated their sixty third wedding anniversary at a family dinner hosted by granddaughter Mrs Wm Cryer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.S. Biggs
Griswold
Peter Biggs
Frank A. East
Boone
Iowa
Frank
Towa
Ralph Suplee
Clyde McNeil
Atlantic
Lattig Corner
McNeil
Suplec
Mrs. Win. White
Wm. Cryer
Rural Town Notices and Local Happenings
Miss Jayne Brown becomes the new girl at the Rural Telephone Exchange. Miss Bessie Kirkham made a welcome call at the RECORD office Monday. Miss Mabel Mullen visited her father at Van Meter this week. Hansen Bros. of Berea and Bridgewater sold cattle and hogs totaling 3500 dollars over the last year. Lew C. Campbell lost a good horse last week. Uncle Ank Lighter returned from Oskaloosa and stays with his niece Mrs. S W Clark. Fred Angell and Billyum Folsom, busy sawing stove wood, called at the RECORD office Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Angell
Billyum Folsom
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anita Record
Cass County
Congress
Sherm. F. Myers
Yoo
Garrette MM
Record
Clark and Howlett
Massena and
Bridgewater
Adam Haist
Walt
W. OB. Caulfield
St. Louis
Missouri
Harlan Tribone
General Assembly
Menlo Journal
Rexall
Olt
S. G. Jewett
Corporation
Chester
Geo. Denne
Barber & Clark, Auctioneers
Newton & Parker, Glerks
Jones
Box Social
Jerusalem
Beersoody
Adi Mayered Spone
Geo. W. Parker
Dr. W. Ke, Fish
B.D. Carlton
A.C. Henick
Jus, Morgan
S.C. Turner
W. Denny
Bessie Kirkham
Carl Hansen
Clt. Winder
I Floyd Dement
W. T. Biggs
Adair
Indsay
California
Jesse McEifres
Frnie Wade
Etheredge
Jdobn Sae Mission
Loxas
G. V. Burnett
Marshfield
Seatorn Moore
Beatrice
Geo. F. Haver
Vasadena
Hd. Anderson
Eckley
Colorado
Chas. Stocking
Meyronne
Canada
DS. Biggs
Anna O*leary
PD. Metz
Mike Metz
Frank A. Fast
J.C. Johnson
WU. R. Halsey
Ora Moreland
C. P. Northup
Garrette M. DeCamp
Jayne Brown
Record Office
Mabel Mullen
van Meter
Hansen Bros
Berea
Lew C. Campbell
Ank
Oskaloosa
S. W. Clark
Wilson Bros. Livery Barn
Casey
W.P. Hall
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