Primary election results and local notices in Anita
Returns from Monday's primary show Republican nominees A. B. Cummins for U.S. Senator G. W. Clark for Governor and W. L. Harding for Lieutenant Governor plus railway commissioner candidates Clifford Thorne and Jas. H. Wilson. Democratic nominees include Connolly for U.S. Senator and Hamilton for Governor. Also listed are township officials, officials for Sheriff, Clerk, Assessor and local society notes with community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Cummins
U.S
G. W. Clark
W.L. Harding
Clifford Thorne
Jas. H. Wilson
Auditor of State
Supreme Judge
Weaver
Thomas
Salinger
Ladd
Prouty
Withrow
Connolly
U. S
Hamilton
Local notes and social items from Anita area
Local and general news itemizes visits moves elections and events Around Anita Iowa with notes on Blakesley dwelling house progress and changes at Evergreen Cemetery Matter includes residents Wm Wagner family RC Kiehl of Lewis and several social calls and town movements Primary election irregularities and party changes are noted Also mentions summer festivities at Crystal Lake Lewis and residents Mary Whitmore A B Stone and Josiah Sullivan planning eastern travel for six weeks
Scraps Reflect On Finance, Politics And Society
Fragments debate banking solvency and repayment, partisan honors, Iowa ballot law reform, and social scenes from a June wedding to a bright graduate. Observations mix political critique with playful notes on beverages and health claims.
Political advertisement taints the election scene in Colorado tale
The Fort Collins Review mocks Roosevelt as a boy on a bicycle derailing a Pullman car while warning that political advertising hides sin and schemes. A Colorado gold mine tale suggests investors should subscribe to stock, hinting at past Atlantic links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Colorado
Fort Collins Review
Roosevelt
Wilson
Local Notices of Visits and Ill Health in Stuart and Vicinity
Nne Black of Stuart, a former Anita boy, visited the city this week. Henry Dietterick Jr spent a few days with friends in the Griswold area. Martin Petty, long a resident, is ill and cared for at his sister Mrs. J B McDermott home. he will be eighty at his next birthday. Mrs W Holmes spent a few days in Massena visiting old neighbors and attended Memorial exercises and a funeral at Morton's Millis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Bringolf
Grafton
Iowa
Anita
Daisy Bringolf
W.E. Fish
Colorado
Earl
Denver
Mary J. Allen Calkins
Mary E. Whitmore
Cassie Peters Thornton
Kansas City
Missouri
Nne Black
Stuart
Anita Boy
Henry Dietterick, Jr
Griswold
Martin Petty
J. B. McDermott
Mr. Petty
W. Holmes
Massena
Sunday Guests and Obituary Notice
Miss Mabel Hansen of Extra visited Miss Hattie Dorsey on Sunday. Mrs. Sam Morgan and daughter from Cumberland joined Mrs. Georgia Hendricks for the day. The father of Conley, 73, died Thursday in Carlos City Indiana from stomach cancer. Conley was a Civil War veteran who served four years and eight months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Hansen
Extra
Hattie Dorsey
Sam Morgan
Cumberland
Georgia Hendricks
Conley
Carlos City
Indiana
Mr. Conley
Sam
Local Renovation Coasts and Notable Visits
Des Moines resident P B Pilmer spent several days in the city while L and J W Angell finish remodeling H H I se y s dwelling. Mrs Walter Hook received a letter from Frances A H Yerick now living in New Rochelle NY. Joe Vetter, H E Campbell’s aide, paid for another year of RECORD and arranged delivery to his sister Rose Vetter in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hook
Frances A. H. Yerick
Anita
New Rochelle
New York
Joe’’ Vetter
Waterloo couple guests of Worthing Morgan and Beaver families
Tracy Woodruff of Waterloo and his bride were guests of the Worthing Morgan and Beaver families this week. A six o'clock dinner was served yesterday at the Worthing home. Attending were F Conley and Karl Gaylord with families of Atlantic and Dr Roy Lantz and wife of Extra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy Woodruff
Waterloo
Iowa
F. ©. Worthing
D. D. Morgan
J. W. Beaver
Worthing
F. ©. Conley
Karl Gaylord
Atlantic
Roy Lantz
Extra
Berger Family Tees Memorial Day Visit in Omaha Ties
W F Berger his wife and daughter Miss Anita of Omaha were in the city Saturday for Memorial day services and visits. Mr Berger returned Sunday while Mrs Berger and Anita will stay a week or ten days with their parents and grandparents A Henrik and wife north of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.F. Berger
Anita
Omaha
Piano prize awarded to Rebekah Lodge representative
A fine piano advertised to be given away June 1 was awarded to Mrs. W. H. Wagner Jr representing the Rebekah Lodge. The instrument, exhibited at L. P. Hadley drug store, is now placed in the I.C.C. F. Lodge room, tuned and in service for the lodges represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Hadley
W. H. Wagner, Jr
Rebekah
1.C.C. F
Brown-Storer Nuptials In Casey Home Ceremony
Gien Brown son of Mr and Mrs Chris Brown and Miss Zeta Storer daughter of Mr and Mrs R H Storer united in marriage yesterday in Casey. Families and friends attended at the home recently renovated and to be occupied by the couple. Brown is employed as a gesere at Casey. Best wishes were extended for years of happiness and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gien Brown
Chris Brown
Zeta Storer
R. H. Storer
Seoom
Casey
Brown
Milo man pays for RECORD subscription to send to Montana daughter
H. C. Saunders of Milo Missouri spent the week in the city and paid $1.50 for another RECORD subscription to be sent to his daughter Mrs Julia Petit in Billings Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Saunders
Milo
Missouri
Julia Petit
Billings
Montana
Sam Petty and wife visit RECORD office
Samuel Petty and his wife called at the RECORD office on Tuesday and spent a pleasant half hour with the editor. The note praises Sam and Mrs Petty as lifelong friends who never change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Petty
Sam
Mrs.Petty
Massena group enjoys lakes trip despite heavy rains
F B Parkinson and companions from Massena spent a week at northern Iowa lakes fishing and relaxing. Their auto tour was delayed by heavy rains, extending the trip and altering travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Parkinson
Massena
Lowa
Meeting of Ladies Improvement League at Commercial Club
The next meeting of the Ladies Improvement League will be held in the Commercial Club room on Friday June 12 at 2 30. Thursday Club members will attend and Mrs W S Reed president of the Thursday Club will deliver an address, with responses by Mrs Dr G M Adair. Refreshments will be served. Publicity Committee Mrs E W Holmes Mrs Dr C E Harry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Improvement League
Commercial Club
W.S. Reed
G. M. Adair
E. W. Holmes
C. E. Harry
Fourth Annual Grades Picnic At Keystone Park
Miss Emma MclIntyre and Miss Grace Blood led the Third and Fourth Grades on a picnic at Keystone Park last Wednesday. About fifty parents attended as part of a vacation program. roughly one hundred ten sat to a dinner after a cheerful afternoon of drills and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma MclIntyre
Grace Blood
Keystone Park
Little Olks
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. Leedee Ino
W. Rowley
Atate
A. S. Perryman Co
C. Smith
Sheriff
Justice OF the Peace
M. &. Millhollin
John Metheny
Frank Bontrager
O. Gipple
John Heck
Geo. W. McWilliams
A Ra Bowen
A. M. Worthing
Paul Becker
Whitten
Grandma Reynolds
New City
Messrs. Moreland
Hartkopf
A. B. Stone
C. B. Hunt
F.L. and
J. W. Angel
Chestnut Street
Main Street
Harrison Spangler
Millhollin
Burkhart
Cummins
A.C. Savage
W. A. McKee
Frank Wagner
Blakesley
R. S. Kiehl
Lewis
City
Evergreen Cemetery
Ruth
Hazel Kont
Dexter
Matilda
Bertha Simon
C. L. Wilson
Henry Simon
Wm. Wagner
T. A. Crozier
N. W. Way
West Main Street
Wm. Schaake
Gretna
Nebraska
The
Alamito Sanitary Dairy Company
Rial
D. L. Evans
Siberia
Opera House
Winn’’ Hendricks
Wiegand
Snick’’ Carson
Lattig
Crook
Wagner
Adair
Democratic Party
Crystal Lake
Josiah Sullivan
Lincoln Township
East
Stone
New York State
John Deere Cultivators
John Deere
Jenny Lind
L. R. Galsher & Co
P. B. Pilmer
Des Moines
R. L
J. W. Angell
H. H. Isey
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