Rock Island Lines launches vacation travel service bureau
The Rock Island Lines establish a new department called the vacation travel service bureau led by D M Wotton formerly with a major national tour company and city passenger agent in New York. The program offers personal service and Go as you Please all expense tours including rail and automobile itineraries with hotel and lodging at various accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island Lines
Vacation Travel Service Bureau
D. M. Wotton
Rock Island
New York City
United States
Mrs Harrison visits Record office as caller
Mother Burnett, longtime Anita resident now in Bartlesville with a daughter, has returned to Marshfield Missouri from her winter sojourn in Oklahoma.
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Mattie Harrison
Burnett
Anita
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
Marshfield
Missouri
Bertha Green Calkins
California
Local items and society notes from Anita area
Community notices from Anita Iowa include residents installing radios on West Main, visits by Leo Rongers of Rexall, trips by Carl Hanses and family to Adair county, and Sherman Lowell's weekend at Walter Root’s home. Walnut Grove Hog Remedy manager Howard A. Marshall visited Des Moines. A D Bullock recovering at home. death claims by Modern Woodmen of America totaling 1 923 420 05 during March. Farmers report seed corn sales and gatherings. Paris notes hats for spring. Southwestern Iowa editors to meet in Council Bluffs March 19. Godfrey Miller relapsed to bed. Mrs Nellie Eneix returns from Wiota to care for ill Mrs Chas Sherrett.
Local notes from Anita area reflect births visits and events
Fanny Johnson and wife of Atlantic visit the city. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs L C Daughenbaugh. G O Smither of Anita Produce Company in Omaha on business. Mrs Azel S Ames returns from Des Moines. Harold Barber and bride return from Guthrie county visit. Civil War veteran John C Kelley in ill health. Congregational Ladies Aid met at Mrs W H Wagner's. Mr and Mrs Dave Biggs hosted guests for the wedding of Mr and Mrs Ralph Biggs. Mr Guy White and Mrs Edna Pieper of Menlo visit Anita. City election rumors of two tickets. Corn testing urged with Hansen Lowe offering one dollar per bushel for farm implements. Produce Company at Nevinville expands to cream egg and poultry station with Howard Joy in charge. A European tour plans for Dr Chas E Shelton of Portmouth VA. J C Livingston and Mrs celebrated 50th wedding anniversary in Anita. Road improvements urged along Adair-Guthrie line west of Adair. Congregational church mission program led by Mrs F H Osen’s class with readings, addresses, and songs.
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Kim McCrory
Midway Auto-Top Company
East Third
Atlantic
Iowa
Atlantic, Iowa
We'dh-Moore Shoe Co
Iown Electric Co
Securities Department
South Second Street
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Electric Co
Dows, Smith
Reed Organization
Jay C. Calkins
West Main Street
Leo Rongers
Rexall Drug Store
Des Moines
Carl Hanses
Adair County
Sherman F. Lowell
Mrs. Walter Root
Howard A. Marshall
Walnut Grove
A. D. Bullock
Woodmen of America
Annie
J. W. Ruggles
Fred Ratzlaff
Route No. 1
Wiota
Alaska
J. B. Cecil
Anita, Ia
Flavia C. Hook
Vera
Paris
Southwestern Iowa
Council Bluffs
Godfrey Miller
Nellie Eneix
Chas, Sherrett
Lee
Fanny” Johnson
City
Mrs. L. C. Daughenbaugh
G. O. Smither
The
Anita Produce Company
Omaha
Owen
Ecem
Harold Barber
Guthrie County
O— John C. Kelley
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Congregational Church
W. H. Wagner
Dave Biggs
Ralph Biggs
Ae Guy White
Edna Pieper
Menlo
Louis
Fred Pieper
Nevinville
Mildred R .Sherier
Denver
Colorado
W. O. Anderson
Chamber of Commerce
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Howard Joy
Chas. E. Shelton
Portsmouth
Virginia
Simpson College
Indianola
E. W. Holmes
Europe
J. C. Livingston
Frank Louden
Golden State
Adair-Guthrie
Adair
Extra
F. H. Osen
R. N. Chord
J. A. Wagner
H. E. Campbell
G. M. Adair
Peacock & Baxter
Atlantic, Town
Wm. Bangham
Connecticut Mutual Life
J. H. Stone
E. W. Kimpston
L. R. Johnson
Mainstree Phone
Willard Batteries
Battery & Elec
H. O. Knudson
Man Wilbourn
South Anita
Winter Motor
QO. W. Shaffer
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