Record Briefs Highlight Rexall Sale and Local Happenings
Friday and weekend social notes report many RF Parmley Carroll Roe and others visiting the Record office. A Rexall Store cent sale draws attention with food products and promotions. Local farm activity includes hog shipments sheep feeding and husking progress plus travel to Atlantic and Omaha. Community events cover church social, funerals, Sunday school, and Y M C A fundraising, with rail service updates for Rock Island lines.
Address Change Request in 1917 Record
R W Calkins from Hot Springs South Dakota asks to change his Copy of the Record from Nemo to Hot Springs. He sends regards to any enquiring friends and signs as B M S.
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Hot Springs
South Dakota
Sherm
Nemo
B. M.S
First M. E. Church Notes and Thanksgiving Service
The First M. E. Church notes special Sunday morning service and standard services otherwise. The Ladies Aid Society will host a Thanks offering at Mrs. Lee Nichols’s home this Friday afternoon with invites extended. Thanksgiving services are set for Wednesday evening November 28 with Rev. Hendricks delivering the sermon. Abe Biggs visited the Record office Monday. The note also mentions buying soft corn.
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Ruth Duebert
Ruth Graham
Ross Walker
Geo. Graham
J. Is. Carey
Elmer Shaefer
Gus Reimers
Mary
Audubon
Lenora Swinchart
Henry Franz
Ladies’ Aid Society
Kensington
Lee Nichols
Rev. Hendricks
Thanksgiving invitation to Anita service members from Bruce
Anita resident and Neal Institutes Company head Jas. J. Bruce issues an official call for Army and Navy boys from Anita and nearby areas stationed near Chicago to join a Thanksgiving turkey dinner at his Chicago home. He asks for advance notice and proper addresses to forward invitations.
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Jasik
Bruce
Anita
Neal Institutes Company
Chicrago
Army
Chicago
Ilinois
Sherm
F. Myers
Lona
Tildy
Mast 49Th Street
Anita and Vicinity
Cordinhy
Jas. J. Bruce
Helping Hand Club Holds Twelfth Anniversary Banquet
The Helping Hand Club met November 7 at Mrs. F O Worthing's home with husbands invited for the annual banquet. Members and guests attended. two long-serving members were honored. The group announced nine club families have sent sons to serve in the U S Army and Navy, with several members now in training or abroad. The evening featured a two-course dinner and a review of the club's work since its founding, ending with the Nation’s hymn. One member was absent, Mrs Louis Anderson, wintering in California.
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W. F. Kirkham
Femil Krause
Canada
United States
Nimer Schaefer
Rob. Cooper, Jr
Joe Swinehart
Avery Stephenson
Audubon Township
Crooked Valley
D. G. Liord
L. N. Walker
Helping Hand Club
F.O. Worthing
Messrs
and Mesdames
N.C. Burkhart
N. W. Way
W. HH. Wagner
Sr. Kd
L. Newton
Wmn. Stotts
W. D. Pratt
A. A. Miller
L. F. Hayter
B. D. Carlton
D. D. Morgan
C. D. Worthing
Atlantic
R. A. Lantz
Camp Dodge
Uncle Sam
Army and Navy
Edwin Burkhart
U.S. S
Michigan
John Burkhart
McAllen
Texas
Frank and
Elmer Haver
Philadelphia
Cecil Conley
France
Wilford Way
Frank Wagner
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Guy Todhunter
Jessie Carlton
Fr. O. Worthing
A. G. Todhunter
Nettie I. Roe
O O. Conley
J. C. McKenzie
Eckley
Colorado
C. P. Hedges
Garden Grove
Iowa
Geo. F. Haver
Pasadena
California
Louis Anderson
Bohemian Club Elects Officers and Bond Drive
Officers of the Bohemian Club were elected: Dr. L. R. Eller president, T. F. Dement vice president, Wm. Bear treasurer, C. P. Richards secretary, Ernie Burke trustee. At the first meeting members voted to buy a fifty dollar Liberty Bond by pooling funds. Harley Miller, son of Willard Miller, arrived for a visit and has enlisted in the army in Minnesota. C. L. Peterson and family visited Anita and plan to Washington, D. C. Mrs. Mina Petite was guest at Clair Sweney’s birthday dinner. a telegram noted a son’s hospital operation and selective examination, with exemption due to disability.
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Bohemian Club
Harley Miller
Willard Miller
Anita
Minnesota
Mina Petite
Atlantic
Clair Sweney
Mother Petite
Kansas City
Churdans Notes on War Family and Local Developments
Reverend J F Davis sends greetings from Churdan noting two Weston boys in Company A 168th Infantry and stationed at Camp Mills Hempstead. Des Moines plans Thanksgiving with Dr R A Weston family. Anita installs a cement crosswalk at D A Weatherby corner funded by residents and town. Local volunteers Godfrey Miller Peter Biggs Simon Neilson W T Parker Man Wilburn Henry Lees Fred Weatherby L N Smith contributed.
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South Anita
D. A. Weatherby
Godfrey Miller
Peter Biggs
Simon Neilson
W. T. Parker
Man Wilburn
Henry Lees
Fred Weatherby
L. N. Smith
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Sherm. F. Myers
Peter Birgs
Ro F. Parmley
Carroll H. Roe
Rexall
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Ernie Burk
J.B. Cecil
O. W. van Slyke
W. E. Clark
Wm. Duff
Record Office
Chapman
Eva Chester
MM. Metcalf
Bert Wissler
Bessie Lowell
Elvira Hyde
Nevada
Avery Wallace
Omaha
Wilson « Wallace
Ellsworth Parker
Gulcher Co
Clara Stager
Leila Hendricks
Frank N. Johnson
Omaha Fruit Commission Company
J. G. Cecil
Carroll HW. Roe
Ira’ H. Super
Watson Tregvo
Marshalltown
Mother Trego
Rock Island
West Bound
Oak Ridge
Duas
H. Graham
Wm. Dolan
Adair
R. W. Calkins
M. E. Church
Bben A. Thomas
Abe Biggs
Clark & Howlett
Jones
Servier
Anita Bank
Pilgrim Fathers
Gov. Bradford
Plymouth Colony
Cheanita Bank
John CG. Voorhees
Harry C. Faulkner
Cashier
Leon G. Voorhees
A. R. Robinson
C. A. Long
A. J. Menefen
Price
Roscoe Turner
F. O. Cotton
S. K. Wilson
A. C. Wells
F. Gebers
Wm. Numm
L.N. Walker
J.M
E. E. Grace
C. H. Bartley
R. Turner
Mr. Mendee
Liberty Bond
Red Cross
Geo. F. Wegner
NUTS
C. L. Peterson
Fort Collins
G. W. Fordyce
Peterson
John C. van Slyke
van Slyke
Petersons
Creston
Washington, D. C
John C
J. F. Davis
Churdan
Atlantic District
168Th U. S. Infantry
Camp Mills Hempstead
New York
Liberty Loan
Grand Army of the World
W. J. Weston
Bessie Parkinson
Massena
Des Moines
R. A. Weston
Adelia Sullivan
Bridgewater
Emerson Gang
John Deere
Dora F. Chester
A. B. Walker
Aucts
H. I. Johnson