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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
4
Guy Smith was among callers supporting the newspaper work and left a $1.50 donation for another year's Tribune subscription.
George Scholl under doctor care. Mrs. S. C. Turner visits Iowa relatives. GW Marsh sells seed potatoes for spring planting. Dr Plunket reports a boy baby born to George Aldrich and wife. J. C. Jenkins family mourns ill daughter in Benton township. Eastern Star travels to Stuart for Masonic Temple dedication. S. McFresh seeks new land after selling east farm to Daughenbaugh. Horace Van Sinke sells 140 acre Audubon township farm to August Pieper, brother-in-law of Chris Bohning. Diphtheria exposure quarantine lifted after required period. C. E. Townsend sells 300 rods woven wire fence to Abe Biggs. Howard S. Lattig dies at 42. City council approves street lamps for South Anita after petition.
Pinkney Jones Medearis born near Kernersville North Carolina July 29 1847 died December 31 1924 in Clarinda Iowa aged 77 years 5 months 2 days survived by four children and eight grandchildren. He farmed moved across Iowa and to Nebraska Missouri and Canada later living with his children in Canada and active in the Methodist church. Funeral at local Methodist church conducted by Rev B W McEldowney with burial in Evergreen cemetery.
B W McEley pastor announces special cottage services this week at 10:00 A M except Wednesday 9:30 A M with Mrs Turner. Thursday with Mrs Chas Rodgers led by Dr Beaver. Friday with Mrs Win Linfor led by Rev Ferner. Services continue next week. Church societies hold monthly meetings: King Heralds first Monday with Hallie Mae Koob. Woman's Foreign Missionary Society first Tuesday with Mrs Homer Kirkham. Woman's Home Missionary Society first Thursday with Mrs Hartley at 2:00 P M. Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Jennie Overmier Friday afternoon. Queen Esthers first Saturday at 2:00 P M with Jeanette McEldowney. Home Missionary Society seeks cast off clothing for city poor. leave at Mrs J Deeming.
Church notices announce services at Longs Furniture Store Sunday morning at 11 o clock with Sunday School at 10 o clock. Wednesday evening worship is at 8 o clock and all are welcome.
John W. Ferner, Pastor notes a Wednesday evening service at 7 30 and plans for the annual meeting next week. A special Ladies Aid Society gathering is set for Thursday afternoon with Miss Aldula Stone.
The article lists sermon times for Sunday morning and evening services with topics How to Read Your Bible Helpfully and Joy Again Means. It notes A A Lysne's return from Mason City, visits by Carl Hansen and others, Grace Winder's Omaha return, and Mrs H A Kelley sending a subscription renewal. It mentions cold weather in Castleton Illinois with ice and snow and discusses snow fencing effectiveness on highways with new beveled fences.
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