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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1925
Page
7
The 1924 revenue act lowers taxes via higher exemptions for married couples, a 25 percent earned income credit on net incomes up to 5000, and a two to six percent graduated rate structure. It requires returns for individuals with net income 1000 or gross income 5000, or married couples with aggregate incomes of 2500 net or 5000 gross.
The brief items report Eastern Stara met Monday evening while John C. Carey from Atlantic visited Tuesday. Anita vicinity is well represented at court in Atlantic Monday. A baby girl arrived Saturday morning to Mr and Mrs George Meeka Inet. H P Ziegler and wife traveled to Morton Milla Monday for the death of Amos Prather. G A Roe family moving to C A Thompson residence on Maple Street. C E Brown sets public sale for February 8 and Ivan P Welsh sale on February 4. Ads for both sales appear in today’s Tribune.
Special meetings at the Methodist church run each evening at 7 30 with a gospel team from Birpeon college visiting Saturday and Sunday. Morning meetings at 10. Wednesday at Ed Mc Laughlin home. Thursday at R Pratt. Friday at Dr C V Beaver. Woman's Home Missionary Society sale and luncheon Saturday at I O F building. Epworth League topic is Under China's Smokestack. Sunday School lesson Union With Christ.
The Sunday School council will meet Thursday at Mrs. HH E Campbell’s home at 77380 o clock to plan for growing attendance. Adult classes could host twenty five members each without exhausting resources, and younger members would see the seriousness of the effort. The 11 o’clock service proceeds as usual and a Christian Endeavor attendance contest begins with a “get there in time” program. At 7:30 p.m. the sermon, "An eye for an eye" and the "other cheek" theme, is planned.
LaVerne Morris pastor announces Education Day on Sunday February 1 with a morning address on education and a sermon titled The Lamp of the Body. Christian Endeavor meets at 0 30 PM and choir practice Wednesday. Ladies aid gathering Thursday at Mrs Watkins home. Junior girls and boys activities included a Saturday visit to Daphine and Gladys Bell and a hike to Harold Crane with a meal.
E.5. Holton as business caller in Des Moines and Chan. W. McDermott of Wiota visiting Saturday. New colors in bias tape and novelty items. Roy Deeming and family moved to Council Bluffs where he will be a linotype operator on the Nonpareil. A. W. Weibold and wife welcome a baby boy born last Thursday afternoon. C. A. Thompson ships household furniture to Des Moines for future home. Mrs. J. R. Johnson hosts Friday Bridge Club with Mrs. G. A. Rose and Mrs. T. B. Nichols as substitutes. high score by Mrs. Frank E. Carter. Harry Scholl of Washburn, ND visits the city at Chas. Scholl's home after a stock shipment to St. Paul. Announcement of a baby girl born January 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Long of Los Angeles named Phyllis Irene. Mrs. Long formerly Miss Bessie Henry, granddaughter of Mrs. PF. J. McCord.
Tonja W Ball of Boab Washington appeals to Mayor Garver for aid locating his son Charles W Ball last seen in 1893 at age d years. The boy reportedly lived at a home for children in Iowa and the Ball family resided in Osage and Lone Tree nine cities. Ball hopes for any information to reach his son now presumed 34.
Classified items include a for sale note for a two wheel baby buggy and a brand new 1924 Chevrolet touring car offered by S A Rose. Local gossip mentions Mrs Nellie Richards visiting Des Moines and C L Hines family from Norfolk Nebraska visiting. Oakland poll tax raised to 4.00. Trial jury delayed to February 2. Iowa public health nursing report shows more nurses funded by public funds in 1924.
Sixteen high school students begin special training under Mrs Blix Biggs this week. Home contest at Unique Theatre on Wednesday evening February 4 features school music numbers. Doors open 7 45 P M boy and girl basketball teams won Massena games 22 21 and 9 to 0. Next Friday Massena hosts a return, Cass County tournament set February 6 7 at Lewis. Cass County School Masters Club met at Anita January 24 led by Mr L E Castle.
Ralph Goodwin and family rent the Gat Johnson residence west of the school house and plan to take possession later this week.
Leon G. Voorhees and his Ardmore wife visited the city with Harry Faulkner and family and other friends. They traveled from the east after four weeks in Washington, New York, Philadelphia and Chicago.
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