Dear Friend Sherm Receives Poetry Letter From Ontario Resident
An Ontario reader sends a two dollar money order for renewal of a local paper and submits a poem by a Kansas girl who moved west. The note mentions prior letters and a response from friends including Harry Cate and Mrs. Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherm
Harry Cate
Wm. Wagner
Kansas
A. J. Schlotfeldt
Hattie Myers Knoll
So This is California poem printed elsewhere
The poem linked by Mrs. Knoll is published in this issue under the heading So This is California, with the full text appearing in another section.
Homecoming planned at De Witt Iowa September first
Mr and Mrs Carl Hansen plan a home coming and reunion at De Witt Iowa on September 1 relatives and friends in De Witt welcome them Miss Genevieve Shannon plans nurses training in Des Moines Mrs Maggie DeMent Gaskell former Anita resident dies in Sutherland Iowa at sixty six Funeral services held in Sutherland Grant Township School Board re elects C E Parker secretary and appoints officers
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Carl Hansen
DeWitt
Iowa
Hansen
DeWitt and
Clinton
de Witt
O. W. Shaffer
Maggie (DeMent) Gaskill
Frank M. Gaskell
Anita
Sutherland
T. F. de Ment
Floyd de- Ment
Grant Township School Board
C. E. Parker
Eddie Reimers
T. F. DeMent
Touring couple from Fruitland visit Anita on long journey
Fred W. Griep and wife of Fruitland Idaho, touring the country since May, reached Anita after traveling over 4000 miles. They will stay to rest with sister Amelia King and relatives before continuing home via Denver. Also visiting Anita are Wm Crozier and wife from Whitewood South Dakota, former Lincoln township residents.
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Fred W. Griep
Fruitland
Idaho
Washington State
Anita
Denver
Colorado
Griep
Lincoln Township
Mr. Griep
Amelia King
Wm. Crozier
Whitewood
South Dakota
T. A. Crozier
Wm. Watson
Crozier
Great Flocks of Poultry
A drive through the country reveals poultry flocks on farms nationwide, ranging from one hundred to two thousand birds, with many hatching through incubators or clucked by setting hens, and questions about the fate of wandering chicks and roosters even before they leave knee-pants.
Local Briefs on Residents And Health
R D Vernon returns from a pleasant vacation across Minnesota South Dakota and Nebraska. Wm H Stager once critically ill is expected to recover. Wayland Wright Morning Sun Iowa visits Anita area renewing old friendships. Chas Workman improves after weeks of serious illness causing concern to family and friends.
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O— . Wm. H. Stager
Wayland Wright
Morning Sun
Iowa
Anita
Chas, Workman
Back From California Val Kraemer Visits Anita Area
Val Kraemer and his wife, once longtime Anita residents, return from California and Canada to stay in Anita for a week. They visit relatives including W D Pratt and R C Pratt and are joined by their son M R Kraemer and his family. They toured by auto from California through Iowa and will head to Pennsylvania and Illinois before final return to Canada and California.
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Eugene Pratt
Wilcox
Canada
Anita
Val Kraemer
Long Beach
California
Kreamers
Iowa
Illinois
Kreamer
Visited the Old Home Folks
Ed. Wilson and wife of Randolph Nebraska former Anita residents spent days in the city with their parents Mr and Mrs W G Wilson and sister in law Mr and Mrs Lafe Koob. They were joined by granddaughter Miss Roby Wilson whose father died in the World War.
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Ed. Wilson
Randolph
Nebraska
Anita
W. G. Wilson
Inlaw
Lafe Koob
Roby Wilson
Mrs. Wilson
Four Four Club Organized by Grant Township Girls
A group of Grant township girls met at Miss Odetta Parker's home and organized the 4 4 Club electing officers. Refreshments were served by C E Parker and Miss Geraldine Parker. The next meeting is Friday afternoon July 16 at Grant schoolhouse district No 4. Girls twelve or older in Grant township are invited to join.
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Grant Township
Odetta Parker
C. E. Parker
Geraldine Parker
Grant School House
Voorhees Family Heads to Okoboji Summer Cottage
Leon G. Voorhees and family, newly arrived in Anita from Ardmore Oklahoma, plan to stay at their Lake Okoboji summer cottage until September or earlier if needed to avoid an early freeze, as they continue their northern migration.
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Leon G. Voorhees
Anita
Ardmore
Oklahoma
Lake Okoboji
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Joe Vetter
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Wm. R. Green
Genevieve Shannon
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Minnesota
Abraska
Rexall Store
Anita, Iowa
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A. D. Bullock
Boys’ Union
Tain
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Han Wekmane
Hal Tele
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