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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1922
Page
4
Chas W Huff announces his candidacy for re nomination to the Iowa General Assembly representing Cass County. He states the decision rests with Republican voters at the primary on June 5 1922.
A candidate for nomination to Cass county First District Board of Supervisors announces running in the June primary. He represents Grant Benton Franklin and Lincoln Townships and states his motives are non selfish and he will accept defeat gracefully if voters decide otherwise.
Miss Mary Zierhut became the bride of John P Neiens of Wiota at St Marys Church Bridgewater on Feb 21. Father O Donnell officiated with Miss Anna Berg and Miss Helen Kopp in the bridal party. The couple received guests at Frank Kopp home and a 75 guest wedding dinner followed by dancing and a serenade.
For many years A. J. Joy has visited the Record office in early January to renew subscriptions for copies of the Record to be sent to relatives, and the year 1912 will follow the same custom.
Frank Benham, once an Anita boy, leaves Brayton to join D. R. Donohoe in Anita. Fabius Forrester, former Anita resident now in Colorado, is in town on business and visiting friends. Harvey Turner holds the contract to build a full set of farm buildings on J. M. Garside's Lincoln township farm, to house his son in law Harry C. Highley and wife. the project includes house, barn, granary, corn crib and sheds and will create a highly improved operation.
Lew C Robison was a Record caller Thursday. Mrs Laura Finney of Craig Colorado also called at the Record office. Curtis Benson and family move from the Hartley farm to the Willison property in northeast Anita. George Pawley sold stock and implements and will move to Norfolk Nebraska to work with his brother in a gasoline and oil station discussion.
Fadwin Dufford of Green River Utah spent a day in Anita visiting his grandparents Mr and Mrs J H Aldrich and family. He is son of S W Dufford a former Anita resident. Grandmother's Bread, the bread that caused Mothers to quit baking. For sale at 30 Goog's Place.
Last Thursday marked the fortieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Wm Stoffs and the twenty ninth of Mr and Mrs T T Logan. Illness among the Logans forced postponement of the joint celebration, with Mr Logan still confined to his home.
Chas. Garoutte and his family relocate this week to a farm near Casey, signaling a new rural chapter for the household as they settle into country life.
Ruth Eble daughter of Barnard and Mrs Eble and Eber Driver son of Rev J K Driver were married in Atlantic on January 11st. They kept the ceremony secret until recently and have pleaded guilty. A large circle of friends offers congratulations.
John Wabé spent Saturday and Sunday in Adair accompanying his mother.
The ANITA DRUG CO offers wallpaper and paint at reduced prices this spring by accepting eggs as payment. Sellers may receive two cents per dozen above the prevailing market price.
Rev. C. L. Thomas of Wiota was in the city on Wednesday for unspecified duties or meetings.
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