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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1951
Page
5
Vesta Bailey Linda Lou Brown and Lois Gissibs travel from the Lincoln Lincolnettes 4-H club to Camp Brewster in Nebraska for a 4-H camp session.
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Mary E. Haworth 91 at the Roland Peacock and Baxter funeral home. She died Thursday night at Berry nursing home in Atlantic after years of ill health. Born February 6, 1860 in Logan County Illinois, she lived in Cass and Pottawattamie counties most of her life. Surviving are a son Albert R. Haworth Anita. daughters H A Magarell Omaha and Clarence Oakes Atlantic. sister Ella Roberts Atlantic. 18 grandchildren and numerous greats. Interment Oakwood cemetery Lewis.
FOR THE NATURAL SOURCE of the essential animal protein minerals and vitamins, necessary for maximum growth, feed our quality TANKAGE, Oakland Rendering Co., Phone Anita 257, For Sale by Jewett Grain and Coal. Phone Anita 48-Viota 2, FOR SALE-4 nice gifts, will farrow between the 11 and 18 of this month Clyde Falconer, 23p FOR SALE-12 full sized house screens. E. S. Holton, 23p CARD OF THANKS-We wish to express our beautiful thanks to all our friends and neighbors for their many floral offerings and kind words of sympathy at the death of our loved one. 23p Bert Willison and family Brothers & Sisters
Tone Vanderwilt, Knoxville’s senior business figure, died May 13 at age 52. He started a hardware store in 1999 and had operated it for 52 years, leaving a lasting imprint on the community.
A memorial notice recalls a woman who grew up near Anita Iowa married Bert Willison in 1902. The couple farmed near Anita Earlham and Norwalk, belonged to the Methodist church and Easter Star. Surviving are husband six children eleven grandchildren three sisters four brothers and many nieces and nephews. Iowa leads in cash farm income for the first quarter of 1951 with 611.62 million from farm products and 535.58 million from animals, up from 514.42 million a year earlier.
A large crowd estimated 2500 to 3000 gathered for the Cold Springs Park opening despite cold, threatening skies. Bruce Stiles of the Iowa Conservation Commission spoke on soil’s central role to Iowa industry and conservation. Ed Hamilton served as MC with guests Rep. Gus Kuester Sen. Jay Colburn and Wilbur Rush present. The Cumberland band performed, a tour of the watershed followed, and church services were held in the morning. A 15 bullheads per day catch limit was set for Cold Springs lake at Lewis due to prior overfishing.
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