09 Aug 1945
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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1945
Page
1
Announcement records the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Martin at Ashland HI on Monday evening August 4th at 2:30 o clock. Relatives in Anita received the news noting Mrs. Martin as Buelan Long daughter of Mr and Mrs C A Long.
City ordinance tightens penalties for tampering with public neon signs as crews repair a light on the outskirts. Residents fear ongoing vandalism after a recent incident when the sign was smashed the same night it was repaired.
Des Moines and surrounding towns see a string of social visits and employment changes. Notables Joe Veller D C Bell Glen Roe and Azel Larsen were Des Moines business callers. Dr F D Weimer and family visited Audubon. W T Biggs and wife traveled from Des Moines. Mrs Ben F Brodersen and daughter Jean vacation at Black Hawk Lake with Mrs William Halloran. Solon Karnis leaves Chester Long furniture venture to head Anita Bank insurance. Glen Highley becomes Taylor Cafe night manager. Jesse Deeming visits Omaha with daughter and returns with wife. Mr and Mrs Jom Jenkins hear from daughter Arlene Johnson in Buen Retiro Bolivia. Mrs Harold Donahoe travels to Chicago for a few weeks.
Homer secured permission to attend college and enrolled as the first student in journalism in America. He served one day as editor of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch as part of his class experience.
A voice recounts early attempts at writing and leaving farm life for the city. A drive to St Joseph and New York mirrors inner conflict between independence on a farm and chasing a literary career. The narrator recalls meeting editors at Puck building and the pull of publishing versus home duties.
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