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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1946
Page
6
Mrs Ben Bell, released from Atlantic hospital about three weeks ago, apparently left too soon and returned Wednesday for two more weeks of rest and examinations at the same hospital.
The notice lists residents moving into new living quarters in Traer and Anita, including the Nag ies and Ball families. Walter Dorsey buys a home on Fourth Street formerly owned by Ben Bell with possession slated for July. Myron Ray and Bell family plan a Texas vacation leaving the Pool Hall closed during their absence.
A seven percent pound baby boy named Robert Morris arrived Sunday May 26 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morris in Fort Collins with Mrs. Morris, formerly Eva Merlyn James, connected to Anita. John Carl Remien, weighing 7 14 pounds, was born to Mr. and Mrs. John C. Remien of Beresford S D. Wayne Flint of Omaha visited his mother Mrs. Hans Moelch in Anita. A six plus pound girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nelson of Philadelphia. Rosetta Syckes returned to Waterville Minn. after visiting relatives in Anita. Decoration Day activities included a party for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weekman. Mrs. Bell Reiner and daughter Waynetta of Oskaloosa visited Clarence Norberg. Miss Caroline Haist of Denver, a former Anita resident, arrived to spend Memorial Day with friends. A covered dish dinner hosted by Mrs. Carrie Reynolds brought together Miss Haist and other local guests.
Memorial Day travels and hospital visits fill a Anita area page. Ed Frankert of West Des Moines is reported doing nicely while James B. Miller recovers from surgery for a finger injury from Iwo Jima. Mrs. Ray Vinall of Davenport has returned home after visiting relatives. Merle Robinson family relocates to Anita. Card of thanks from Wilma Petersen and Mrs J T Stockham expresses gratitude for illness remembrances. Plus ads notice hay baler phone change, job wants, rabbits for sale, and local lost glove reports.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Franklin of Greenfield hosted dinner for Mr and Mrs Bert Reynolds. They then drove to Lewis to visit Mr and Mrs Irving Reynolds, continuing a day of family hospitality and travel between towns.
The readable parts name George Ryney and Miss Myrtle Nelson with a funeral like phrasing. The remainder is garbled, offering little coherent facts about event, place, date, or relation.
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