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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1922
Page
5
A pleasant regular gathering of the Ladies' Union Club occurred at Mrs P W Lowenburg's residence west of Anita with the usual good time and bountiful refreshments. Also notes include Mrs Carrie Reynolds planning a two week Lake Okoboji vacation and local obituaries, job ad, and residents' movements.
Fry's Colfax Water offered at five cents a glass at GOOG'S PLACE. Frank Naylor traveled to Omaha Tuesday to answer a War Department notice regarding selective training. Nebe family from Atlantic spent hours in Anita en route from an Iowa City Grinnell trip. Louise Nebe, class of '22, will enter Grinnell College in September. Maudie Walker will also enroll and be roommates. U S Walker and family plan to remain in Anita. Grandmother's Bread noted. Chas Bartley notified of his father H E Bartley's serious illness in California and departure for Los Angeles.
John Reimers of Adair visits the city Friday. Blackberries appear plentiful and fine. H A Shannon and family plan a Green County visit next week. Mrs O W Van Slyke returns from Fontanelle after weeks with her daughter. N C Burkhart remains ill at home. Mrs Ben Johnson stays seriously ill. Mrs Asa S Johnson was a Record caller. Chester Wagner markets high quality third crop straw berries. Homer Millhollin from Anita Bank is ill at home. A M Worthing and family return from California to Iowa and Anita. Farmers Coop receives Kentucky coal for threshing needs. A Masonic Lodge is newly instituted at Bridgewater with Ed Arnold Master.
From Cass County Ed L Newton Sherman Myers of Anita Hugh Walker and Roy Taylor of Wiota will attend the Republican state convention in Des Moines as delegates from the first supervisor district. The article notes cattle and crops prices rising and reports beef demand remains strong. The piece also mentions a new route between Anita and Adair hailed as the Great White Way eight miles long with travel time about nine minutes.
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