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Newspaper

Anita Record

Location

Anita, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1924

Page

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Deaths of Royce Vernon and Wm N Miller Remembered

Royce D Vernon aged 31 of Anita Iowa died June 27 1924 from complications after World War service in a machine gun battalion. Funeral at Anita M E Church honored by American Legion and Knights of Pythias with full military rites. William N Willer of Mossbank Canada died June 26 1924 aged 63 also noted as a pioneer linked to Atlantic Iowa. survived by wife seven children and several siblings.

Royce D. Vernon R. D Sarah E. Vernon Anita Iowa Anita High School C. A. Long B. W. McEldowney Anita M. E American Legion IL O. O. F Knights of Pythias Rebekahs Pythian Sisters Mary Smither Wm. N. Willer Mossbank Sask Canada Panora J. C. Miller Atlantic

Enjoy Annual Family Union at Voorhees Home

The usual annual family gathering was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter E Voorhees on Friday with a bountiful picnic dinner. Guests included J W Dougherty and family, Guy Steinmetz and family, Mary Steinmetz, Amber Steinmetz, A H Steinmetz, D W Faulkner, Nelve DeMent, and out of town visitors Bessie Crossland with son Lawrence and Royce Voorhees of Des Moines.

Peter E. Voorhees Peter Voorhees J. W. Dougherty Guy Steinmetz Mary Steinmetz Amber Steinmetz A. H. Steinmetz D. W. Faulkner Nelve DeMent Bessie Crossland Lawrence Royce Voorhees Des Moines

Bluebirds Sewing Club Organized by Grant Girls

The Grant Bluebirds met at Mrs. F. H. Osen’s home to form a sewing club. Mrs. Deeds of Benton township led the meeting and officers were elected: Odetta Parker President, Littie Christensen Vice President, Geraldine Parker Treasurer, Beulah Hayter Secretary, Nellie DeMent Reporter. Ten members joined, ages eleven to nineteen. The next meeting will be at Miss Littie Christensen’s home inviting all eligible girls.

F. H. Osen Littie Christensen Geraldine Parker Beulah Hayter Nellie DeMent

Card of Thanks for Royce D. Vernon

Gratitude is expressed to neighbors and friends for kindness during the illness and death of Royce D. Vernon. Special thanks go to the American Legion I O O F Rebekahs Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters Lodges for services and to those who sent floral tributes and offered sympathy.

Royce D. Vernon American Legion Rebekahs Knights of Pythias Pythian Sisters

Advertising drives business even in hard times claims expert

E W Bowman of the S G Warren Paper Co cites a 1923 study showing 84 percent of failed firms were led by non believers in advertising. He argues advertising lowers production and distribution costs and should rise during downturns, noting many cut budgets first. He adds that the largest industry leaders are also the biggest advertisers.

E. W. Bowman S. G. Warren Paper Company Boston Hotel Savery

Cyclone Death Toll Reported Near Anita and Garvin

Walter O. Turner, former local resident now near Garvin Minnesota, reports a cyclone last week along State Road No 7 destroying farms and outbuildings. A neighbor was killed and families injured with broken limbs while livestock and crops were wiped out. Property losses exceed a million dollars. Turners escaped serious harm. Turner family ties noted to Darius Turner and Wm Kelley.

Anita Walter O. Turner Garvin Minnesota

Aid Society Elect Officers at Annual Meeting

At the Ladies Aid Society annual meeting held at Mrs. Chas. Scholl's home, officers for the coming year were elected. F. M. Sheley is Chairman of all Committees, Wm. H. Wagner is First Vice President, J. D. Peterson is Second Vice President, Adala Stone is Treasurer, and George Scholl is Secretary. There was unusually large attendance and refreshments were served.

Dies’ Aid Society The Congregational Church Chas. Scholl F. M. Sheley All Adala Stone George Scholl

Republican Co. Convention At Atlantic Selects Delegates

The Republican convention in Atlantic chose delegates for the State and Judicial conventions. W. C. Bryant served as temporary chairman and Ben A. Wood was re-elected County Chairman. Delegates to Des Moines for the State and Judicial conventions were named, with a resolutions committee approving measures.

Atlantic Ben A. Wood W. C. Bryant Griswold Fred W. Herbert Sherm. F. Myers W. C. Harvey A. A. Emigh John F. Dicus Wray Wilson Des Moines Sherm F. Myers F. W. Beebe H. A. Marshall Ed. L. Newton Chas. S. Fulton R. R. Turner F. W. Weise E. P. Chase Jesse N. Jones Chas. C. Smith H. D. Kunze C. H. McBride George J. Anstey C. C. Mills Harry B. Swan G. C. Dalton C. B.clovis Tom C. Smith C. S Relyea S. H. Rudolph L. J. Cockshoot Chas. F. Chase Tom C. Whitmore Earl S. Holton H. P. Ziegler Hobart E. Newton W. T. Kirkpatrick Martin L. Wehn C. P. Shearer Ruby Kirk P. T. Williams H. H. Rosseau Council Bluffs L. H. Pine H. H. Penquite Chas Scott W. C. Martin Harry Marker Ralph W. Cockshoot Jake Stahl H. M. Boorman G. M. DeCamp Julius Nelson County Central Committee Wood

Helping Hand Club Meeting in Lincoln Township

Mrs Floyd Gissib hosted the Helping Hand club on Friday afternoon at her Lincoln township home. Sixteen members attended, items discussed, then a luncheon of sandwiches ice cream and cake served. Guests included Mesdames Burns Hayter and several Misses Allanson Scholl King Mece Crory Rupperle and others. Next meeting July 10 at Mrs E E Soper's home.

Floyd Gissib Lincoln Township

What to Plant After Flood Losses

Flooded bottom land crops destroyed many fields leaving questions about salvage options. Beans can yield hay if sown now, Sudan for pasture or hay is profitable, millet remains viable until early July, and buckwheat or sorg hum mature when planted now. For hillsides washed out, consider an August alfalfa feeding.

Sudan

Club elects officers at semi-annual meet

At the Self Improved Club semi annual meeting held at Mrs Alfred DeMent’s home officers for the new term were chosen. Mrs Guy Steinmetz was elected President. Mrs Glen Steinmetz Vice President. Mrs Elmer Scholl Treasurer. Mrs Cloyd Karns Secretary. The gathering took place at the home of Mrs P M Nicklason.

Self Improved Club Alfred DeMent Guy Steinmetz Glen Steinmetz

Notice to World War Veterans on Compensation Claims

World War veterans who have not filed for adjusted compensation are urged to do so promptly. Forms and help are available by contacting G. M. DeCAMP for assistance in completing the blanks.

G. M. Decamp

Anita Drug Co Cash-Only Notice Placed

Notice to the public that, effective July 1, 1924, Anita Drug Co will conduct business strictly on a cash basis and requests customers not to ask for credit.

Wool Shipments Planned by Cass County Growers

The Cass County Wool Growers Association schedules wool shipments by local freight from Anita on July 8 morning and Massena on July 8 afternoon, with Atlantic shipments July 9 morning or later by calling the Farm Bureau office. Advances on wool issued once received via warehouse contracts. Predictors foresee strong returns as season progresses and stocks remain limited.

Cass County Wool Growers Association Anita Massena Atlantic Farm Bureau

Weather Note Foretells Dry Spell Amid Doldrums

The report suggests no imminent rainfall despite lingering clouds. Weather observers express cautious optimism for sunshine as humidity trends down and skies clear in the coming days.

Dental notice from Anita dentist clears rumor of move

In a statement to Anita and surrounding area, the dentist denies rumors of relocating. He affirms intention to remain in Anita and offers first class dental service, respectfully soliciting local patronage.

Anita

Edith Arnold Visits Anita After Long Absence

Mrs Edith Arnold of Oelrichs South Dakota spends a week in Anita as guest of uncles aunts and cousins from the Vernon Turner families and other relatives and friends. She is a daughter of the late James B Turner and wife early Anita residents who died recently near Oelrichs.

Edith Arnold O¢celrichs South Dakota Anita R. D. Vernon S. C. Turner Arnold Jas. B. Turner Oelrichs

Visiting kin from Colorado spur long awaited return to Beel home

Paul Smith and his wife with two children visit their grandparents Mr and Mrs Henry Beel north of Anita. Hazel Johnson of Dalton Colorado and daughter of the late Huldah Beel Johnson join the trip marking their first return to the family homestead in years.

Paul Smith Hazel Johnson Dalton Colorado Henry Beel Anita Smith John Huldah Beel Johnson

Mrs Jennie Miller Recuperates After Omaha Operation

Mrs Jennie Miller has recovered from a critical operation in Omaha and is now with her parents Mr and Mrs Val Weigand at Anita. She is receiving care and making rapid progress toward full recovery.

Jennie Miller Omaha Anita Val Weigand

Miss Mildred Lamborn Returns From Garden City Vacation

Miss Mildred Lamborn of Anita Bank arrived Friday after a two weeks' visit with her parents in Garden City Kansas.

Mildred Lamborn The Anita Bank Garden City Kansas

Green recommends Edwards for Adair postmaster

Congressman Green has recommended Clyde W. Edwards for postmaster at Adair to succeed Pat Grace, who has held the office eight years.

Green Clyde W. Edwards Adair Pat Grace

Joy riders' donations boost John D.'s fund despite threat weather

Despite a threatening Sunday, the public contributed generously to John D.'s cumulative fund, helping offset the impact of persistent joy riders.

John D

Claude Spry and Bride Return From Honeymoon

Claude Spry and his wife, formerly Miss India Harris daughter of Mr and Mrs A L Harris of Berea, have returned from their honeymoon and are now at home in Wiota.

Claude Spry India Harris A. L. Harris Berea Wiota

Primary results show Hammill sweeping 11 districts in Iowa race

In the recon primary John Hammill of Britt carried 34 counties while Burbank of Waterloo took 27 and Anderson of Winnebago 24. Haynes of Mason City claimed 12. Buser won Des Moines and Louisa counties but lost Muscatine. Banks led but won no counties. Hammill carried counties in every district, with totals across districts.

John Hammill Britt Burbank Waterloo Anderson Winnebago Haynes Mason City Buser Des Moines Louisa Coun

Insurance Firms Struck by Storm Losses Across Territory

Forshay & Forshay Agency reports seventy five adjusted losses from recent storms. Most losses occurred locally with totals in the thousands and more claims pending. Policy holders are reminded that insurance serves as protection and investment, not a mere expense.

Forshay & Forshay Agency

Former Pratt Residents Visit in City

Former Pratt residents Wm. P. Barrett his wife and daughter Miss Anita stayed with Mrs. Barrett's parents Mr. and Mrs. Val Weigand on a weekend visit. Barrett after long service as Rock Island station and freight agent was promoted to the company's claims department requiring extensive travel.

Wm. P. Barrett Anita Pratt Kansas

Hayengas Spend Week in Anita After Brother’s Death

I F Hayenga wife and two children from White South Dakota spend the week in Anita called by the death of Mrs Hayenga’s brother Royce D Vernon. Hayenga is school superintendent at White and has been retained for the 1924 5 school year.

R. D. Vernon Zota Beebe Lewis Iowa Zeta Hayenga White South Dakota Edgar D. Vernon Elliott Howard T. Vernon Ardmore Oklahoma I. F. Hayenga Anita

Also Mentioned on This Page

Chas C. Smith Anita M. E. Church Rebekah Degree Logan Lodge No. 190 K. of P Royce Vernon Services Maurice Hayenga George Edith Turner Arnold Chas. F. Strutz Anita Man Mr. Miller Laura Myers Carl Harry Detroit Michigan Bruce Miss Hattie Mabel Bernice Miller Regina Munity Bill’’ Miller Grant Bluebirds Odetta Parker Mr. Turner Is Son Darius Turner Wm. B. Kelley Turner Peter Smith AID Society Wm. H. Wagner J. D. Peterson Republican CO. Convention Cass County Republican Convention Dele Ary Mr. Bryant Helping Hand Club Ess Mesdames Oren June Lillian Scholl Reba Mildred King, Edna and Helen Mece E. E. Soper Jens Miller CLUB Elmer Scholl Anita Drug CO Muscatine Hammill Cerro Gordo County Col. Haynes Tama County A. J. Banks Mr. Banks Didate Ernor Banks
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