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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
5
A financial report covers the fiscal year ending March 31 1925 detailing revenues expenses and net results. It notes allocations for operating costs and capital expenditures and highlights any significant variances from prior periods.
Mitchell K. Dean of Alda Nebraska, brother of the late A. D. Dean, is spending a few days in Anita looking after business matters.
Mrs. W. C. Williams of Menlo travels to the city to stay with her son Dr. Phil T. Williams and assist in caring for their ailing daughter Patty who has been unwell for several weeks.
Miss Inez Pope of Walnut visits Walnut sister and June Booth at the Haney Booth home during the week. The advertisement notes LaFrance silk hose available in all colors for two dollars.
Heavy rains damaged the Whiteway 7 stretch west of Anita and patrolman J H Stone is quickly on the job repairing the roadway.
Ross H Bell and George Gran ville of Atlantic were business visitors in Anita. O J A Wagner and wife attended funeral services for Harold G Calkins in Bondurant. Rose Tierney, a 48 year teaching employee in Council Bluffs, visits parents in Anita before returning next year. Louie Carey spends week in Fort Dodge and Clarion, Chrissie Hollen and Mrs Louise Murray of Atlantic visit Anita friends. Harry E Fickel and mother return to Anita after year in California while Mrs Fickel visits Des Moines.
Lucy Jane Stover Johnson born August 11 1846 in Campbell county Virginia died at home in Anita Cass county Iowa at 3 30 AM June 22 1925 aged 78 years 10 months and 11 days following a ten week illness. Married March 4 1866 to John Thomas Johnson the couple moved from Indiana to Kentucky then to Iowa in a covered wagon settling in Cass county for 55 years. Funeral 1 30 PM today at the M E church Anita with Rev McEldowney. interment Marne cemetery.
Kathryn E. Galiher of Anita wed Paul F. Denham of Griswold at the Presbyterian church in Council Bluffs Iowa with Rev Paul Calkhoun officiating. The couple then spent a brief Omaha honeymoon before returning to Griswold.
Wm H Egan of Lincoln township found a gold watch lost eighteen years ago while preparing a corn field. The watch, found where it had dropped, was in remarkably good condition despite being buried so long though it no longer ran.
Claude M Blakesley his wife and daughter Miss Maxine spent days in Belleville Kansas on their way home from Winnebagо Minnesota where they attended the golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Chas M Blakesley, former An ita residents. All children and grandchildren gathered except two grandchildren daughters of H E Boatright of Searcy Arkansas.
The children and grandchildren of Mother Hettinger express gratitude to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness during the recent bereavement. They thank those who joined in singing and sent flowers.
It will sell at public sale at the G. C. Hayter residence on Rose Hill avenue Anita Iowa on Saturday June 27 1925 at 230 PM all my household goods and numerous other articles of value all in good condition
Season tickets for the Atlantic Chautauqua spanning June 30 to July 6 are $2.00 each and can be secured by phoning or calling on Bessie M. Lowell. Eddie Carlton shipped a carload of hogs last week via the Farmers' Coop earning $12.30 per hundred, with the shipment sent to Valley Junction. The east room of the Galiher building, now owned by the Odd Fellows, is being prepared for Dana Brownlee of Adair who will stock groceries. Lost a white rat terrier with brown spots and a bobtail wearing a harness. return to owner.
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