Lew M. Martin and Sons Visit J L Carey Family
Lew M. Martin and his sons spent Saturday in the city visiting J. L. Carey and his wife.
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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1918
Page
4
Lew M. Martin and his sons spent Saturday in the city visiting J. L. Carey and his wife.
Mrs Amelia King of the Wiota vicinity is listed as a new subscriber to the RECORD. She joins local readers embracing the newspaper for updates and community news.
George Parkinson drove to Van Meter for apples. Miss Bernice Kirkham left for Ames to attend college. Local residents attended the Liberty Loan meeting in Audubon addressed by Bob Wallace. Mrs. Levi Walker hosted Oak Ridge ladies making comfort kits for local service members. Mrs. Avery Stephenson ill again. Anna Whited of Anita stayed with her for nursing care.
George Smither, held in quarantine at Camp Dodge nearly the entire time since his enlistment, was released last week. He writes to his sweetheart that he is feeling fine and proud of his recent commission as corporal. He has avoided the guard house and, as an officer, the newspaper does not expect misconduct.
Dr. W. R. Koob and family of Brayton visited Anita Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wagner, parents of Mrs. Koob. The Ladies Society of the M. E. church held a Friday afternoon meeting.
Chas. Morgan of Atlantic, a former Antin boy, was in the city Sunday visiting his brother George Morgan. Mrs. Sam G. Hansen of Des Moines, a former resident of Lincoln township, sends a check in payment for the RECORD to January 1, 1920.
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