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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1924
Page
5
Mrs B K Gaylord guests with Mrs B L Scarlett and relatives. Mrs Clarence Campbell hosts L O C club at West Main street. Home grown strawberries praised and priced ten to fifteen cents a quart. Dr R A Becker of Atlantic visits Anita Monda for a consultation with Dr G M Adair on Refectory.
At the regular meeting Friday evening June 27 1924 the American Legion hall will issue application forms to all men and women who served in Army Navy Marine Corps or Nurses Corps. Bring discharge papers. G M DeCAMP adjutant.
Miss Emma Wade spent Sunday with relatives and friends while Dr. J W Macklin attended to business in Jefferson. A Kentucky Coal shipment was announced with a reminder to place orders now. Atlantic visitors included Mrs Bessie M Ward Mrs Sherm F Myers and Mrs L R Johnson. Chas Scholl bought an Overland after wearing out his Ford coupe and is seen on the pike. George L Schwennekey of Guthrie Center stopped by and boosted his subscription to 1925. Sherman F Lowell spent the week with Harry C Dasher enjoying farm life with animals.
The Trustees of Grant Township Cass county Iowa will meet Tuesday July 1 1924 at 1 PM at the Farmers Coop to transact any business legally before them. IRA E BOWEN 27-11.
The column lists church related items from M E Church with Rev B W McEldowney and notes about the Daily Vocational Bible School closing, Sunday evening commencement, and a July convention in Atlantic. It reports local visits, illnesses, travel, and social notices from Anita and surrounding areas, including teachers training plans and community announcements.
The gathering at Elmer Scholl's home drew many youths from near and far. Officials note widespread wet spots around town due to recent rains, with unusually seepage indicating water main leaks and ground saturation. Farmers report progress in corn planting between showers as spring work continues. A. L. Harris, from Berea, leaves Sunday for Excelsior Springs Missouri for several weeks of treatment for rheumatism.
Advertises buying hard coal from top mines with early orders to ensure quality. Warns later shipments from docks may include any grade and emphasizes imminent delivery by a coming car.
Theo B Goodpasture came back Saturday evening from Blackfoot Idaho and will stay in Anita for an indefinite period.
Miss Mary O Leary employed at the D and D Institute in Council Bluffs is spending her summer vacation in Anita with her brother Dennis O Leary.
The Dinty Moore Club held its regular gathering Tuesday evening at Mrs. Carrie Reynolds's home. Members enjoyed the usual Dinty Moore feed and a pleasant afternoon.
Miss Ida Ferneau of Malcolm Iowa spends the week at the home of her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs C M Vohs. Miss Clara Garroutte and Dorothy Stem of Menlo visiting Atlantic summer school spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Vohs.
Miss Frieda Aldrich of Des Moines spends the week in Anita as the welcome guest of her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Aldrich and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A. Thompson.
Sheriff Wm. A. McKee of Atlantic was in Anita on official business. Council Bluffs endured heavy rain and high winds that knocked out city lights for days.
Headquarters issues order to mow and remove weeds along town public walks. Some residents ignore official directive claiming no fee required for the tasks.
Ed. L. Newton was in Des Moines yesterday for attendance at the Iowa State Postmasters convention, where postal officials gathered for meetings and discussions.
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