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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1928
Page
4
Reverend L. B. Shanon announces for nomination as Representative from Cass County in the State legislature on the Republican ticket subject to the June Primary voters decision.
C M Hobart announces candidacy for the office of County Recorder subject to Republican voters decision in the June 4 primary election. He aims to win the party nomination and advance to the general election.
W A McKee seeks the Republican nomination for Cass County sheriff subject to the June 4 primary election.
A candidate seeks the Republican nomination for Cass County Treasurer in Iowa with the primary election set for June 4. The filing appears to be by Co. L. Vedane and emphasizes party decision.
The statement declares a candidate for the Republican nomination for Cass County Auditor in Iowa. The candidate notes the decision rests with Republican voters at the upcoming primary election on Monday June 4.
The speaker announces candidacy for re nomination to the office of Representative from Cass County in the General Assembly. The election is set for Monday June 4. Cc W Huff is noted as the signer.
Ralph W. Cockshoot announces re nomination for County Attorney of Cass County subject to Republican primary voters will on March 4. He seeks support from party members and emphasizes experience and local service in this brief notice.
Orville Bell of Clinton Illinois is spending the week in Anita and vicinity with relatives and friends. He is slowly recovering from severe injuries after a fall from a tower and was unconscious for several weeks. He is accompanied by Dick Bowers, also from Clinton.
Hoover campaign booster letters from Washington flood papers as a political push. A bride at the couple’s honeymoon allegedly strikes back at her husband over a prize or drawing, signaling discontent amid the publicity swirl.
Miss Mary Egan daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm H Egan and Cecil T McAfee son of Mr and Mrs C T McAfee wed Wednesday March 14 1928 at the M E parsonage Atlantic with Rev E A Moore officiating Richard Low sang The Sunshine of You Smile The bride a former Anita High School graduate and rural school teacher. couple to reside on the Chas Feholl farm two miles south of Anita A large circle of friends extend good wishes Mr and Mrs McAfee spend week in Des Moines and eastern Iowa Reuben Louden has joined D R Donohoe cafe Walnut Mrs Ada Kelloway now of Des Moines sends payment for old home paper to January 1 1929.
D. J. Bode of the Griswold-Lewis district announces he will not seek re election to the Cass county board of supervisors. The longtime Republican representative has faced criticism yet remains a central figure in district affairs. His absence would mark a notable change for local oversight and political dynamics.
At the close of school on Wednesday the seventh birthday of Miss Maxine Stayer was celebrated in the classroom with ice cream and cake. Mrs F W Staver served refreshments to third grade scholars and teachers Miss Gladys Pray Miss Ethel Senony and Miss Maude Walker. W H Stager visited relatives in Anita and Clara Hiers family. Carrie Reynolds and daughter Madeline left for Iowa City for an open-ended stay. Fred M Aldech and family visited Des Moines and stayed with Chas A Thompson and John M Aldrich.
John H. Dinkey and Mrs. R S Itinkey returned from Henne ran Shigos after their grandmother Rosa Beck died last week at an advanced age. Relatives and friends regret learning Geo W Boatright of Stuart remains seriously ill with pneumonia after a long illness.
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