Obituary of Zita Tierney at 27 in Ada ir Iowa
Zita Tierney the eighth of eleven children of Mr and Mrs Michael Tierney was born September 16 1900 near Anita Iowa and died February 13 1928 in Colorado Springs Colorado at age 27 years 4 months 28 days She studied in Anita high and Dubuque Iowa and trained as a nurse before ill health sent her to Colorado Springs for eight years Her body returned to Adair for a Catholic funeral at St Johns Church with a requiem mass by Rev C Lally and clergy from Casey Viota Anita and Adair Interment followed in Adair Catholic Cemetery The sermon reflected on trials as signs of divine love and spoke of Zita as gentle dutiful and faithful in her illness and aspiration to serve others
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Zita Tierney
Michael Tierney
Anita
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Anita High
Dubuque
Iowa
Nurses’ Training School
Katherine
Monica
St John’s Church
Adair
C. Lally
Casey
M. J. O’connor
Viota
Y. Cashman
Adair Catholic
Leo Bongers
Frank Geneser
Phil Andrews
Bernard Devereaux
Michael
God
Zita
Anita Iowa City Council Minutes March 5 1928
The Anita Iowa town council held regular session at the town hall with Mayor Millhollin and councilmen DeMent Koob McCoy Mamm Mannig and Ziegler present. Bills for services supplies and dragging were approved and bids on tax certificates taken under advisement. The meeting adjourned to the call of the mayor.
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Anita
Iowa
Millhollin
DeMent
Koob
McCoy
Monnig
Ziegler
McCoy and Biggs
Wilson Parrott
Wm. Edwards
Paul Karns
Sherm F. Myers
Matt Parrott
W. T. Biggs
Wm. Bear
John Schultz
Chas. Crolly
Lowa Electric Company
John Wheatley
Burl Shannon
E. M. Wilson
F. S. Dorsey
Towa Electric Company Powdesigne
E. W. Holmes Company
Bee
W. T. Parker
The
Anita Bank
Shaffer & Son
Parting Words on Readiness and God’s Immutable Laws
A speaker urges readiness for life’s end, stressing God’s unchanging laws and the must be like a sentinel at post. The message honors Zita Tierney, praised for dying in youth with baptismal purity and the promise of sighting the King in His beauty.
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Zita Tierney
Williamses plan northern move for hunting and fishing
Nina Irving Williams writes of a rainy spell and mild weather while planning a move to a larger eighty acre farm near Travis City. They describe river frontage for fishing and hunting opportunities and request sending the Record to the same address.
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Sherm
Travis City
Fred M. Williams
Beatrice Reader Pays 1928 Subscription to Record
A Beatrice Nebraska reader from Bradley Farm sends $2.00 for a year’s subscription to the Record. He recalls familiar names from Anita and praises the paper as a warm, weekly link to home and its editor, extending best wishes for health and prosperity.
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Sherm
Record
Anita
Dignan Sends Note With Small Ended Fund Check
Des Moines Iowa letters from Bertha Fickel Dignan acknowledge a two dollar endowment fund payment for the Record dated September 1 1928. The message ends with best wishes to the recipient and family from Mrs M L Dignan.
Payment for old home paper by Mrs Hansen
Mrs S G Hansen of 1514 Locust St Des Moines Iowa encloses 4 00 to cover two years 1927 and 1928 for the old home paper. The note is signed sincerely by Mrs S G Hansen.
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Locust St
Des Moines
Iowa
S. G. Hansen
Message for the Record from Mrs Harrison Spangler
A brief 1928 note from Mrs Harrison Spangler of 1928 Olive Ave Long Beach California extends best wishes to the reader and to all who remember her, marking a personal reminiscence in a community record.
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Olive Ave
Long Beach
California
Old Anita Friends Noted in Kansas City Reader Note
Enclosed fund check for 2.00 paid to the Record for 1928 subscription. The writer enjoys the Record and letters from former Anita friends scattered across the country. Wishes to reconnect with old friends and hopes for health for family. Also notes Eddie Klemish was a Record Caller Monday.
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Anita
Eddie Klemish
Better Breeding Boosts Hen Egg Yields, Says Institute
The Blue Valley Creamery Institute urges poultry keepers to use pedigreed trap nested mating from high record mothers to increase egg production. In Missouri tests, flocks using better breeding stock produced about 20 extra eggs per hen after three seasons, adding roughly $50 more profit per 100 hens.
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Blue Valley Creamery Institute
The
Creamery Institute
Institute
Missouri
State Colleges of Agriculture
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M. D
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Friends of
Truth
Jacob
Egypt
Judah
Reigns
City Council
Council Chamber
Nina Irving Williams
Palmyra, Michigan
Donald Shipman
Shipman
Scottsbluff
Elvira
Amos W. Nebraska
Hyde
Bradley Farm
Beatrice, Nebraska
Bertha Fickel
Dignan
Sixth Avenue
Tember
Mrs. M. L, Dignan
Harrison Spangler
Yours Truly, Mrs. Harrison Spangler
Buick
f.C.b. Flint
Mich
G.M.A.C
Shaffer & Christensen
Kansas City
Dana B. Ward
Marshall
and Wilson
Omaha
Young Furniture Co
Atlantic
PLONE
Connecticut Mutual Life
J. H. Stone
Agt
M. M. Gammon Chiropractor
Citizens’ Bank
C. H. Johnson
Kodak Films
Kodaks
Mail
F. M. Alexander
Atlantic, Iowa
Harold P. Ziegler
H. E. Campbell
Campbell Building
Masonic Temple
Earl S. Holton
C. E. Harry
G. M. Adair
Citizens’ State Bank
Earl C. Montgomery
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