John W. Bedi of Atlantic Visits City Saturday
A John W. Bedi of Atlantic was a visitor in the city on Saturday, according to a brief item in this edition.
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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1925
Page
5
A John W. Bedi of Atlantic was a visitor in the city on Saturday, according to a brief item in this edition.
County Agent LG Sorden surveys the Farm Bureau movement in Iowa, detailing expanded programs over 12 years. He cites county agricultural plans, rural clubs, health clinics, youth participation, disease control, soil surveys, and cooperative marketing as signs of progress and organized leadership.
Des Moines December 31. James Risden head of the bureau of investigation says cooperation among county city state and federal officers gives Iowa law enforcement a hopeful outlook for 1925. Law enforcement associations are forming in Davenport Des Moines Cedar Rapids Sioux City and other large towns to unify county and city forces.
John W. Ferner pastor notes Woman's Missionary Society meets Friday at 2 30 at Mrs J A Wagner home with China as study topic. Prayer conference Wednesday at 7 30. Annual meeting soon. all expected to be ready with annual reports. Sunday morning sermon The Bible in the Family. Sunday evening 7 30 The Story of a Man Remade. Christian Endeavor topic How Can We Develop the Spirit of Friendliness at 6 30.
Pastor B W McEldowney reports thanks for Christmas remembrances. Lois Ingram gave a fine reading. The Sunday School board plans officer elections Thursday in Epworth League room. Next week features special meetings with prayer at homes and church services centered on music led by Morris McEldowney. Mrs McEldowney’s arm remains swollen after a broken arm.
Christian Science services are held at Long's Furniture Store with a Sunday morning service at 11:00 and Sunday School at 10:00. A Wednesday evening service at 8:00 is also scheduled and all are welcome.
The Dean family thanks friends for sympathy after a bereavement. Mrs A D Dean and children extend gratitude to brothers and sister. John Heck will read the Tribune in 1925 after paying for a year’s subscription.
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