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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1948
Page
2
East GHIEF's Club Midlouy Hayter with Miss Lalu Alvord entertained the Past Chiefs at Hayter home Friday. Eighteen members attended roll call by giving their preferred recipe. A Figg Day program followed with bingo and lunch served by the hostesses.
The D D pinochle club met with Mrs Donald Chadwick Thursday noon. Guests included Mrs Ruby Biggs and Mrs E G Dorneys. Mrs Frank Kram had high score, Mrs Dorsey runner-up and Mrs Biggs low score. Next meeting planned with Mrs Harold Heeren.
The M M Circle of South Antta hosted by Mrs Rueben Scott and Mrs Ashbur Lett Sr had 11 members with social time and refreshments. Knot A Kare bridge club, hosted by Mrs F D Welmer, saw high score by Solon Kerns with several guests present. East Main Street Neighborhood Circle, led by Mrs Mable Spiker, reported 14 members with two guests and contest winners Mrs Chana Salmon and Mrs Worth Chastine.
The Lincoln Linconetta group met at the Cron home with 14 members and guests including Mrs Walter Cron and Mrs Martin Alsen. Lila Dressler led, Helen Woods demonstrated salad fixing, plans for Camp Brewster stay were discussed, training school trips announced, next meeting set for July 14, and a Childrens Day party planned. A bridal shower for Isabelle Shaffer and a guest day at Anita Methodist Church were also noted.
The Bridgettes met at Mrs. Donald Mehrmann’s home on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Mylee Robson was the guest of honor. Ben McLuen held the high score, and a nice lunch was served. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Wilbur Heckman Jr.
Rose Hill and Pensacola Florida circles met Monday and Wednesday with about fifteen members each. Co hosts included Mrs. Chris Petersens Dorothy Woodruff Mrs. Mable Spiker and guest Mrs. Stanley. The gatherings featured social visits a lunch a white elephant auction and plans for a July 7 event with auctioneer Mrs Elsie Smith and Mrs Maude Suplee.
The Z Chapter of P E O met July 12 at Spring Brook Park Guthrie Center at the home of Mrs. Ruby McDer. The group planned a basket dinner and noted a meeting June 15 at J. Spies home at 10 o clock. A delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Petersen and Dorothy Woodrutt.
The Square Deal 4-H Club met at the Marin home on Thursday with dairy breed roll call. Plans for a June 20 club tour were discussed and the next meeting is set for July 8 at the Pierce home. In hog trading, prices rose sharply with butchers under 240 pounds up 50 to 75 cents, sows and heavier butchers up 25 cents to 1 dollar. a 40,000 head run aided a strong market while sheep activity remained slow and generally steady.
The J A C Pinochle Club gathered at Mrs Francis Smith’s home on Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Mesdames Luli Alvord H J Chadwick Bob Wilson and Homer Mill Hollin Mrs Tom Miller and Mrs Alvord won prizes. A lunch was served.
Mrs Clarence Osen hosted the 0 T 0 club on Wednesday afternoon with nine members and one guest Mrs Arnold Van Aernam attending. Contest winners were Mrs Osen.
Twenty one counties report stock of 972 surplus adult pheasants delivered to the State Game Farm for distribution. The note covers 39 counties receiving birds amid the ongoing wildlife program.
A report notes quail stock released in areas needing seed stock amid unrest in South America and Bogots Colombia. The piece mentions a school teacher and ratiorbin events, with about seven laying hens tied to a Communist riot case. South Iowa counties count 216 birds under control as schools prepare to reopen.
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