Numerous Actions For April Term At Atlantic County Court
A list of civil suits filed for the April term at the Atlantic County District Court, with cases including a $40,000 damage claim by Clara Helm against W. G. Trailer Jr. over a bicycle accident, a Federal Land Bank foreclosure action on 137.67 acres, contract disputes over wheat deliveries, and other civil actions. The report notes filing deadlines, presiding judge Judge Gra1 Brown, and related proceedings in Atlantic and Anita areas.
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Cass County
Atlantic
Grover Brown
Shenandoah
Ass County District Court
Gra 1 Brown
W. G. Trailer
Antic
G. Rogers & Sons
Sasse
Griswold
Aleges
Nellie E. Enarson
Northwestern Bell Telene Company
Meer Theatre Corporation
Iowa Theatre
Miss Enarson
S. Mildred Jensen
Anita
Harold Jensen
Jensens
Peoria
Ill
General Exchange Insurance
Oration of Des Mines
Josephea
John E. Ehlers
Keerlae
Sie E
Marshall
Federal Land Bank
Maha
Jensen
Bessie Jensen
Prd
G. C. Hoffman
I W. Guttenfeder
Campbell
Atlantic SC
H. Kay
Atlantis
Farmer
Dent
Beech Department
At's
Wood Goff
Trainer
Red Oak
Tie
Wood W. Goffarles
W. Akin
Atlantic Dents
McCurdy
King Grace McCurdy
Frederick W. McCurdy
After the Thin Man at Rialto Saturday Sunday
The Rialto presents Dashiell Hammett’s After the Thin Man starring William Powell and Myrna Loy with James Stewart Elissa Landi Joseph Calleia and Asta. The tale follows Nick and Nora returning to San Francisco to face a murder and a web of adventures.
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Dashiell Hammett
Rialto Theatre
William Powell
Myrna Loy
Opus
James Stewnart
Elissa Landi
Joseph Calleia
Jessie Ralph
Asta
Ace Detective
New York
San Francisco
Activites
Nob Hill
The
Golden Gate
China
M-G-M
Bruce Cabot
Margaret Lindsay
Manhattan
Stanley Ridges
Vivienne Osborne
Theodore von Eltz
George Zuceco
Raymond Hatton
George Lynn
Edward Pawley
Louis Natheaux
Robert Emmet O'Connor
Jonker Diamond
Anita Girl Places Second in Predistrict Contest
At the predistrict declamatory contest held at the Casey high school auditorium last Wednesday evening, Anita’s Anita Girl won second place in the humorous class with Loretta Kinnaird from Winterset taking second in that division. Judges and district hopefuls from ten towns competed, with Casey boasting two entrants. The district contest will be held in Greenfield on April 5.
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Audiorium
Casey
Hugh Ellsworth
Waukee
Janis Scholl
Anita
Elizabeth Phillips
Betty Huffstadt
Cumberland
Dick Camp
Perry
Loretta Kinnaird
Winterset
Dallas Center
Fontanelle
Guthrie Center
Elaine Kriens
Glee Club
Don Anderson
Velma Bissell
Panora
Greenfield
Joe Kopp
Winter Chinch Bug Loss Eases Iowa Crop Threats
Iowa entomologists report heavy winter mortality among chinch bugs in the southwestern and south central regions, reducing the 1937 crop threat though grasshoppers remain the top concern. Surveys show significant kill in Decatur and Ringgold counties, with a cautious outlook as data continue.
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Iowa
George C. Decker
Decker
Decatur County
Ringgold
Wall Paper Patterns in 1937 At Rongers Bros
Advertisement notes 1937 wallpaper patterns priced from 12 cents to 20 cents per roll with a large assortment of 30 inch patterns. Mentions Fred Stone, a Cedar Rapids teacher, returning home for vacation with his wife Miss May Stone and family as parents.
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Fred Stone
Cedar Rapids
B. Stone
Miss May
Farmers Get Free Trees To Check Erosion At Iowa State
Farmers may obtain tree seedlings from the Iowa State college forestry nursery at cost of digging packing and freight to prevent erosion and establish woodlots under the Clarke McNary act. Orders via county agent Paul W Knaupp require form signing and Ames approval. Some farmers may also qualify for soil building payments of 7.50 acres under conservation programs.
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Forestry Department
Iowa State College
Paul W. Knaupp
Mr. Knaupp
Guy R. Ramsey
Extension Forester
Ames
Cass County
Knaupp
Athletic Banquet Held at New School Gymnasium
The Anita high school annual athletic banquet honored football and basketball players from the past year. Supt. C W Garlock presided as toastmaster with talks on Offense Rebounds and Free Throws. Letters were awarded to team captains and players, a free throw trophy went to Ralph Lett, and an old-timers basketball game yielded a 9 to 8 Roe victory.
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Anita High School
Church of Christ
Supt. C. W. Garlock
Clark Wiese
Lucille Buchanan
Joe Vetter
George Scarlett
Fred H. Boren
Lawrence Inhofe
LeRoy Coe
Lowell Kuehn
Lyle Kuehn
Edil Beaver
Donald Witte
Ralph Lett
Arthur Lett
Kenneth Johnson
Robert Nichols
Jack Roe
William Crawford
Boren
Inhofe
Vetter
Wiese
Witte
Johnston
Nichols
Roe
Glen A. Roe
Trojans
County Spelling Bee Set For Saturday at Atlantic
Final plans announce the Cass county spelling bee will be held Saturday at 9:00 AM in Jackson grade school Atlantic with Miss Georgia Byrne as superintendent. Champions have been chosen in all townships. Judges include Flora Rendleman Audubon Fred Tucker Guthrie Center Edna Barnes Greenfield and attorneys Cockshoot Rudolph and Barnes. Dr Roy Eaton directs. Participants listed by townships and schools. Guthrie Center figures show county residents spent at least $1,000 on admissions to the recent girls state basketball tournament in Des Moines plus travel and meals.
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Cass County
Atlantic
Jackson
Georgia Byrne
Flora Rendleman
Audubon
Fred Tucker
Guthrie Center
Edna Barnes
Greenfield
Ralph W. Cockshoot
Richard Rudolph
R. L. Barnett
Roy Eaton
Omaha
Anita
Carol Dement
Joan Voss
Geraldine Littler
Lincoln
Cumberland
Esther Pigg
Griswold
Jane Ellis
Lewis
Jean Robinson
Marne
Margaret Boots
Massena
Cleo Jean Shields
Brighton Township
Donald Armstrong
Mary Jane Harrison
Pymosa
Jean Wilburn
Myrtle Nelson
Benton
Naomi Richter
Noble
Iola Lehmkuhl
Shirley Kuester
Edna
Mary Elizabeth Anstey
Eleanor Anstey
Victoria
Keith Kirkman
Theresa Eblen
Guthrie County
Des Moines
Crop shift reduces Iowa corn acreage this year
A government planting intentions report shows a national shift from corn to wheat and soybeans, especially in Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri, Oklahoma, and South Dakota. Farmers expect better success with wheat amid past drought and pests, while livestock feed needs temper demand for corn. Several million acres were left unharvested last year.
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United States
AAA
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Sonia Operetta at Anita High School Opens Friday
A cast of 15 in costumes performs Sonia on Anita high school's new stage Friday April 2 at 8:00 p m Admission 10 15 and 25 cents. Additional local items note Tom Burns farm sale prices for mares cows calves and chickens corn price and auctioneers Barber Clark. Also reports sale of the old church bell to a Des Moines junk dealer for 40 dollars destruction after fire. Albert Jaimes rents a room for a panatorium and shoe repair shop. Harold Disney remodels Rialto Cafe with new plate glass front and plans ice cream and malted milk offerings next week.
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Sonia
Anita High School
Tom Burns
Barber & Clark
Des Moines
Albert Jaimes
Clarinda
G. M. DeCamp
Jaimes
Anita
Harold O. Disney
Rialto Theatre
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Henry Marr
Corona
Gladys
Lavight
Rialto
S. A. Trimmer
Mrs
Ben Kirkham and
Norwalk
Lena Baier
James Rose
Minnie Immel
Adair
Mary Wilson
W. T Biggs
Herbert Bartley
Yale
George Robinson
Briardale
Che
P.& G. Soap
Kelloggs
Campbell’s
van Camp
Oxydol
GWC
Rongers Bros
Chas. E. Johnson
Carlisle
Towa
Chas. Proctor
Mabel Johnson
Howard Wood
Mrs. Johnson
Wood
New School
Western