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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
3
M C Hutchison and wife spent Sunday with relatives at Griswold. An 80 acre tract within 20 miles of Anita offers at 50 dollars per acre. See Clyde H Bowen for details.
The Blue Valley Creamery Institute reports that milk plus mineral mash accelerates chick growth, reduces disease, and yields higher weights than water and scratch feed. A Wisconsin study favored a home mix dry mash with calcium and minerals. many tests show low mortality with milk fed chicks. Also notes on an upcoming Ramseyer Hatchery auction and assorted local notices.
H P Ziegier left Saturday on a business trip to Mission Texas for ten days or two weeks. Howard Allanson and family left for Lincoln Nebraska to make their future home where Mr Allanson has a traveling position. Ladies Union Club guests of Mrs Charles Hettinger southwest of the city enjoyed a pleasant day. Burt Stone of Cumberland visited Thursday evening for an Odd Fellows grand lodge candidacy.
Christian Church notes report Pastor LaVerne Morris urging record Bible School turnout for Children’s Day on the first Sunday in June. May attendance hovered around 90 as plans for a morning service by Brother McWilliams and an evening pageant “Christ’s Way in China” unfold. The program includes piano duets, a Junior Boys’ Class song, a piano solo, and a pantomime. An auxiliary meeting is planned all day Thursday at the church.
M E Church notes show Pastor B W McEldowney announcing next Sunday at 11:00 am sermon on taking Jesus Christ in earnest and avoiding mere play in religion. There will be a special program at the evening service. Church activities include King's Heralds Inez Wilson meeting, Woman's Foreign Missionary Society, prayer meeting, and a Friday business session.
Congregational notes report schedules for John W. Ferner’s church. The Sunday School teachers and Officers council meet Wednesday at 8:00 PM in the lecture room. The Woman's Home Missionary Society holds its monthly meeting Friday at 2:30 PM at Mrs. A. B. Stone's home, with Mrs. L. B. Trumbull in charge. Sunday services feature sermons on The Business of Pleasing the Father at 11:00 AM and Solomon's Kingly Reforms in the evening as part of The Kings of Israel series.
Services conducted at Long's Furniture Store with Sunday morning worship at 11:00 and Sunday School at 10:00. Wednesday evening service at 8:00. All are welcome.
Transfers list Claus Bornholdt to Claus E Bornholdt w d 2 23 25 and partial interest in 40 ft off Its 2 3 b 5 Wiota 1750 Guardian of Mary Hunt to M H Funk administrator guardian d 6 23 25 n 111 ft of s 221 ft of st 24 2nd add Mas sena 516 71 Robert L Leach Receiver to Joe Vetter receiver d 3 20 25 w2 It 4 and e2 ft 5 ex s 100 ft of each It blk 3 H L Brown add Anita 1 etc A J Joy and wf to Robert L Leach Receiver wd 5 21 25 Its 11 12 b 11. & S add Anita 4000 Geo W Parker and wf to Harding Creamery Co wd 5 28 25 Its 13 14 blk 17 Anita 500 Miss Erma Cheatrick attends summer school Red Oak Chas E Faulkner and wife visit Cedar Falls with Clarence M Parker and wife
Lawyer Roy Stacey from Guthrie Center discusses land titles and estates with his parents while visiting. Twenty one Fort Madison prisoners work on Devil's Backbone state park near Winterset. authorities arrange transport but a railroad refusal shifts travel to trucks, causing losses. Des Moines G A R posts candidate Frank Dogie seeks department commander at Mason City encampment in June. Dogie served in Company 5 Wisconsin infantry, wounded at Cold Harbor, and discharged in 1865.
Leo V. Rongers and his wife visited relatives and friends in Des Moines last Sunday and Monday. Cyrus Roberts, a farmer five miles southwest of Anita, suffered a stroke Friday afternoon after driving to Wiota and was taken home unconscious.
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