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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1948
Page
3
Golden Rule Department Store hosted a meeting of the G Pinocle Club. Members gathered at the store to discuss upcoming events and plan community activities.
Rich Maas suffered a bad bruise to the back and a broken right arm when his horse reared and fell on him Sunday afternoon. Mrs Mary Manion and Mrs Lulu Alvord were guests as the Walnut Street Circle met for a gathering with prizes and lunch. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Francis Smith.
The Walnut Street Circle met May 28 at Mrs. Fred Simon's home with nine members and two visitors. Mrs. Bernard Wood Mia and Mrs. Roy Parker attended. The afternoon program featured tests sponsored by Mrs. Harold Wile and a report by Mrs. Raymond Dorsey on the Sioux City State convention. Lunch was served and the next meeting location will be announced later.
The Past Matrons and Past Patrons of Columbia Chapter O E S held their annual party at the Masonic Temple. A three course dinner was served at 7 o clock with 26 members and several guests in attendance. Mr. and Mrs Eric Osen were honored as new past officers and welcomed by Mrs Lloyd Haris. The evening featured social time and bingo.
A moving contractor is relocating the Scholl house from northeast of Anita to Walnut Street. Elmer Scholl bought the farm and plans remodeling soon. He and his wife will move from the farm while daughter Mrs Wilbur Heckman Jr and family move into the farm home.
The Boy Scouts returned about 6 0 p m Thursday night after spending Wednesday p m overnight and Thursday camping and fishing near Dale City. The boys and Jerry Redburn scout master reported all boys thoroughly enjoyed the trip and anxiously look ing forward to the next outing. The Silver Thread club held a meeting last Thursday with 19 members and five guests. Marie Tierney conducted the contests won by Mrs. Van lapris.
The Vacation Bible School at Holy Cross Lutheran Church wrapped up Wednesday afternoon with 44 attendees. A brief service was held and certificates were awarded to children who attended regularly and completed faithful work. A picnic will follow.
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