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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1963
Page
4
Mrs. Ted H and Lt. Varel Bailey and family visit Lawton residents while Lt. Bailey readies for transfer to Ansbach Germany on June 15. Des Moines guests attend Alumni banquet and reunion. several local families host and visit in Memorial Day gatherings.
A scanned clipping combines a Waldorf Cake recipe by Mrs Leonard (Ruth) Bailey with notes from the Anita Home and Garden Club meeting. The cake recipe lists Crisco flour sugar eggs vanilla corn buttermilk salt soda vinegar and a chocolate topping. the club notes summarize guest day tea with gown modeling and prize awards, plus a garden club tour and social events surrounding graduates and weddings.
Mr and Mrs Jerry Sorensen and son visited here for a week and Jerry joined the alumni banquet and class reunion picnic at Recreation Park before returning to Denver. Mrs Sorensen and Coto spent time with Dorothy Sorensen during the visit. Home Cured Smoked Bacon Miller's Lockers.
Mrs. Hula C. Bolz 61 wife of Andy Bolz of Atlantic and sister of Mrs. Chet Turner of Anita died Friday morning May 41 at Atlantic Memorial Hospital after a period of declining health. She was born November 2 1901 in Adair county grew up near Greenfield and married December 25 1917 in Greenfield. Survived by husband a daughter Mrs. Harry Woods of Arvada Cole a son Kenneth of Jefferson two brothers John and Ernest Ehrsam of Greenfield three sisters Mrs Turner Mrs Fred Vorgath of Atlantic and Mrs Orley Vorrath of Nevinville three grandchildren and a great granddaughter. An infant sister preceded her. Funeral was Sunday at Roland funeral home Atlantic with Rev Paul Holman officiating. Interment in Atlantic cemetery.
Local notice reports Jerry Budds and family moving to Chaney property on Rose Hill Ave. The event is connected to Gladys Chaney Weeks and mentions Mr. and Mrs. Ron Diltit and family, with a nod to modern wiring for newer homes.
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