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Anita Record

Location

Anita, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1924

Page

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Car wreck on cemetery road injures Gillett party

A Paige driven by Ruth Gillett collided with a loose pony on the cemetery road near the Myers place, flipping the car and injuring H C Gillett, Ruth Gillett, Irene Highley, and Mrs H C Gillett. Gillett suffered a broken collarbone and two broken ribs, Highley a broken collarbone, Ruth Gillett a cut hand, and the others shoulder injuries and shock. The pony was owned by Clive Taylor and had broken loose from a stable. All are recovering at home. no serious complications anticipated.

H. C. Gillett Ruth Linn Street Irene Highley A. C. Highley Linn Paige Miss Ruth Gillett Cemetery Road Myers Place Miss Highley Miss Gillett Clive Taylor Guy Taylor Olive Street

Former Anita Lady a Bride

Miss Lucille Marsh and Mr. Charles O. DuVall married June 7 at 7 30 p m at the Marsh home 3116 Miami street Omaha Nebraska Rev Jenkins of University of Nebraska officiated witnessed by forty relatives and friends Kathryn Galiher and Paul F Denham attended the ceremony A reception followed and the couple left for Omaha their future home Mr and Mrs Marsh long residents of Benton Township Cass County and grandchildren of the late Walter F Marsh

A. H. Marsh Miami Street Omaha Nebraska Lucille Marsh Charles O. DuVall Rev. Jenkins University of Nebraska Kathryn Galiher Anita Paul F. Denham Griswold Alana Uhlick W. H. Reed Harold Miller

Land of Beautiful Sunshine Storm Hits Washburn North Dakota

A heavy snow storm near Washburn North Dakota almost reached blizzard levels on May 23. The piece mocks longtime resident Rube Scholl for bragging about a land of perpetual sunshine, arguing such a place does not exist in North Dakota.

Washburn North Dakota Rube” Scholl Rube

Fabric values listed for yardage and widths

A fragment notes fabric materials in white and ecru priced at 35 cents per yard. It mentions laces and insertions from nine to four inches wide with yardage values and width details.

Pillow Cases Offer Bargain Price and Quality

A 42 inch pillow case deal highlights good quality at a budget price, advertised as a regular 40c value and presented as a bargain.

Lingerie Bloomers Offered in Red and Other Colors

Advertises one lot of ladies bloomers made of red Lingerie material in black and all colors. Priced at $1.50 each, highlighting value and assorted color options.

Ladies Silk Hose At Unbeatable Price

An entire line of ladies silk hose offered at 8 shillings 8 pence per pair. Black white and colors available. Described as exceptionally good wearing and very cheap at this price.

Embroidery Pattern for Children Dresses Sale

Small 27 inch embroidery pattern offered for children’s dresses at a price of one dollar per yard. Low-cost craft supply advertised with emphasis on its suitability for young wardrobes.

Pioneer Audubon County figure John Halleck dies in Colorado

John Addison Halleck a longtime Audubon county pioneer in newspapers teaching and public service died at his Salida Colorado home at eighty nine. He is survived by five children including Charles L Halleck longtime Anita businessman now in El Paso Texas. Leon G Voorhees and family of Ardmore Oklahoma plan a visit to Anita next week before heading to Lake Okoboji for summer at their cottage on Des Moines Beach.

John Addison Halleck Audubon County Salida Colorado Charles L. Halleck Anita el Paso Texas Leon G. Voorhees Ardmore Oklahoma

Charles Van Gorder Civil War Vet Dies at 87 in Audubon

Charles Van Gorder died at his Audubon home last week at eighty seven. A longtime Audubon county resident of over sixty years, he previously lived in Cass county and Exra, moved to Audubon at the town’s founding, and worked in banking until his death. He served in the Civil War with Company B of the 39th Iowa Infantry.

Charles van Gorder Audubon Audubon Coun Cass County Extra 39Th Iowa Infantry

Weigand family returns after Omaha hospital operation

Val Weigand and his wife traveled from Omaha where their daughter Mrs. Jennie Miller faced a major operation. The illness required surgery, yet she is making rapid and satisfactory recovery following the operation.

Omaha Jennie

Memorial Services for O E S at Masonic Temple

Columbia Chapter No 127 Eastern Star will hold memorial services at the Masonic Temple next Sunday at 3 00 PM. The public is invited to attend the program and will be welcomed.

Columbia Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple

Mercerized 70 inch Damask Tablecloth Bargain

A highly mercerized 70 inch tablecloth offered at a bargain price of $1.00. Exceedingly fine quality with exceptional value. Several patterns available for selection.

Dress Linens Offered in Browns Blues Lavenders Rose

A seller advertises 36 inch dress linens in brown blue lavender and rose. The text notes high fashion appeal and calls the material an exceptional bargain at this price.

Groceries Ad Listing Variety Pantry Goods

Classified grocery ad lists 14 lb granulated sugar for 1.00 Fancy Patent Flour at 1.70 per sack Korn Flakes or Post Tasties 25 cents 10 bars P G or Crystal White soap 45 cents 25 pound sack Table Salt several cookie varieties 25 to 35 cents per pound 22 cents per unit earlier prices.

Edna Carey Weds Harry Noland in Anita Iowa

Miss Edna Burdette Carey and Mr. Harry E. Noland married in Anita on Saturday June 7 in the presence of immediate family. Rev John W Ferner officiated. The bride, a Anita native and former teacher, and the groom of Des Moines, plan to live in Des Moines after a brief wedding trip.

S. E. Carey North Locust Street Anita Edna Burdette Carey Harry E. Noland Des Moines John W. Ferner Anita Congregational Church

High Honor Graduate Beatrice Luxford Heads to Teaching

Miss Beatrice Helen Luxford daughter of Mr and Mrs F W Luxford former Anita residents completed Abraham Lincoln high School Council Bluffs Class of 230 in Normal Training She led Cliosophian Literary Society as secretary and Teachers Normal Training Club as president She won a D A R Patriot ic Essay Contest for Conservation of the Forests of the United States and placed among the top five in the society program It Pays To Advertise She plans to begin teaching next school year.

Beatrice Helen Luxford F. W. Luxford Anita Abraham Lincoln High School Council Bluffs Miss Luxford Cliosophian Literary Society Teachers’ Normal Training Club United States

Lightning kills mule injures horse at Petit barn

Pert Petit, farmer near Van Wert Iowa, lost a mule and injured a horse when lightning struck his barn during a storm. The barn survived the strike and the Forshay Forshay Agency in this city paid the loss.

Pert Petit van Wirt Iowa Aune Mra. W. M. Petit Petit Barn Mr. Petit Fontanelle Forshay & Forshay Agency

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O. K. Palmer Des Moines Automobile Club Grand Council of the United Commercial Ing Supreme Council Columbus Ohio W. B. Emerson Atlantic National Supreme Councelor C. A. Cumming Grand Council of Iowa the Supreme Council At Atlantic News-Telegraph Ma’ams Land OF Lake Okoboji Des Moines Beach Val Weigand Miller O. E. S. Memorial Services Phil. T. Williams Patricia R. R. Bell Flyers Childrens’ Hose Childrens A. D. Bullock Unita Childrens’ Bloomers Des Moines University Cedar Falls Anita Public Schools Yellowstone Park National Life Insurance Association W. B. Noland Adair Ford Motor Company
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