25 Jul 1946
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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1946
Page
1
The notice lists Second Class Mail Matter, Paul R. Brown as Owner and Publisher, and a subscription rate of $2 per year. It reads like a newspaper masthead style notice announcing mailing classification and pricing details.
The Gay Grant Gals of Grant Two invite the public to their Achievement Day and Panty sale next Wednesday in the first building east of the Anita Theatre. Open 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM with Home Furnishings displays and a demonstration by two 4-H girls.
Funeral services for Nora Belle Irving Coply were held at the Methodist church in Mitchellville Iowa, with interment in Mitchellville cemetery. An Anita resident for many years she was aunt to Mrs Cecil Schott Mrs Herbert Bartley and Mrs Dewey Robinson and well remembered by the Anita community.
Mrs Flora Stone hosted Quilt Club ladies with lunch after a Wednesday gathering. The Gay Grant Gals 4 H Club met at Miss Dorothy McCrory's home on July 24. Roscoll responded to a program on US life, a health talk titled Spell Health with a YOU was given by Carol sen, and a discussion Why Does Courtesy Pay followed. Norma Jean Tund led music. Mrs Gilbert Wehrman taught homie dyeing and spoke on tie dyeing. Elinore Hydman Cass County [H].
The Square Deal 4-H Club met at the Kenny Kuehn home near Anita with five visitors. Plans were made for a Sunday picnic at Sunnyside Del Chute attended by members and guests. The Federated Home and Garden Club met at the Church of Christ with 36 members and six guests, eight visitors joined. An interesting program followed by an exchange of named Tris.
Community news from Anita covers engagements, visits, and family events. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Adis Thavens, Geraldine Caddock, Mrs. Dean, and many relatives from Des Moines, Glendale, and Omaha. Local births, travel to California, and farm notes accompany a report on haymaking, farm machinery adjustments, and grain handling practices at the end.
The Happy Go Lucky Club met Tuesday at Mrs Elsiat Akers home with eight members and three visitors. Visitors included Mrs Lincoln Akers Mrs Frank McKubben and Mrs Clyde Heek of Lexington Neb. Mrs Elton Christensen was elected. Contest winner was Mrs Louis Akers. Next meeting set for August at Mrs Louis Akers.
Mrs. Leland Taylor assisted Mrs. Jim Brandy to can corn this week in a showing of neighborly support.
A brief theater note celebrates the arrival of The Corn Is Green at the Anita theater. The piece highlights a Walsh coal miner’s simple lines inspiring education and learning for a backward community, and a young man’s search for better work.
Researchers report male gorillas achieve height near five feet and weigh around 409 pounds in a study noting sexual dimorphism and variation across groups. Findings compare wild and captive populations, highlighting growth patterns and health considerations for habitat management.
Cass County farmers thresh in neighborhood rings and save time and money by careful stationary threshing practices.
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