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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1927
Page
2
The Ladies Union Club members were guests last Wednesday of Mrs. Amelia King at her West Main Street home in Anita Iowa. The notice promotes LaFrance silk hosiery with a price of 1 90 dollars suggesting a sales display or event.
The county treasurer reports April gasoline tax received totaling 5585.05 dollars for Cass County, marking a notable month to month increase. Mrs Frank E Carter hosted the Friday Bridge Club at West Main Street with one guest Mrs Carl H Miller. Miss Mattie Harrison won high score.
Frank Rhoads left Friday for Peoria Illinois where he has accepted a position with the air mail lighthouse service of the U S government and will have charge of the signal lights between Chicago and St Louis His headquarters will be in Peoria and he plans to move his family there in a few weeks
Des Moines visitors H G Highley and C V Wilson came to Lincoln. Chas Heck shelled corn for C T McAfee. Mrs Irvin Johnson and children from Sanborn visited relatives. quilting group meets at Mrs W C McCrory. Catherine and Ethelyn Wilson visited aunt Mrs John Gunderson. The Helping Hand Club quilters met at Anita with lunch. J Rendleman of Extra visited J T Brown. Dorothy Chaney had a facial lance procedure. Mahlandt Baier celebrated sixth birthday with friends and treats. Many local families hosted relatives and attended reunions and Sunday visits across Lenox Audubon Wiota Stuart and nearby towns.
Christian Church notes at Wayne Greene Pastor P ee Heese cca report weather threats did not dampen Sunday School The Females Aid plans all day Thursday at the church Improvements around the church praised Next Sunday morning sermon titled The Lord's Supper Evening sermon continues Christ series Jesus the Christ last Sunday and Jesus the Resurrected Christ invited to attend messages emphasize quality of thoughts and happiness of life
Christian Science services are held at Long's Furniture Store Sunday morning at 11 o clock with Sunday School at 10:00 AM. Wednesday evening service is at 8:00 PM. All are welcome.
Tindy Vitte and white bow ties at Lewis on Baste Star memorial services were held last Sunday afternoon. An upcoming Highland church ice cream social is planned for Friday evening. Fred Ehrman of Wiota had major surgery at Atlantic Hospital last Friday and is improving. Local residents visit, work crews dismantle a house for a gas station site, and veteran insurance and pension news are noted along with a Congregational church meeting and social.
Mrs. Robert J. McIntyre and daughter Miss Ruby of Fort Collins Colorado visit Lincoln township relatives and friends. Former residents, they spend the week in the city.
Miss Elizabeth Newton daughter of Mr and Mrs Len Newton of Lan der Montana arrives in Anita for osteopath treatments with Dr J W Macklin. The 11 year old is a niece of Postmaster Ed L Newton.
Short sleeve ankle length fine ribbed union suits offered in sizes up to 46 by Lewis at 98 cents.
Julius Hansen and his wife from Roch ter New York visit O. C. Hansen and wife and other relatives and friends for a social gathering hosted by the family.
M Millhollin manager of Kin Elevator Co takes two weeks vacation with Mrs Millhollin and children visiting Des Moines Guthrie Center and Omaha While away Howl Millhollin runs the elevator and J T Monny acts as mayor of the town.
Joe Vetter with his wife and son and M. M. Burkhart and his wife and son went to Rockwell City on Sunday morning for a day visit. Mrs. Fred C. Chinn and Miss Dorothy Chinn, injured in an auto accident a week ago, remain in critical condition though hopes for recovery are higher than a week ago.
At her Chestnut Street home last Wednesday afternoon Mrs. M. M. Burkhart hosted the regular meeting of the Knot-a-Kare Bridge Club. Invited guests included Mrs. Ed Wheeler Mrs. Joe Vetter Mrs. Chester A Long Mrs. Ralph Forshay and Mrs. Julius Hansen of Rochester New York visiting the city. High score honors went to Mrs. Forshay.
Mr. Ryan, head Buick garage mechanic in Atlantic for 18 months, will open an auto repair shop in the Bangham Property on Third Street after renting space from Wagner & Wagner. He moves machinery from Clearmont Missouri and will reside with his family in the new building. Panganelle gears up for Fourth of July events with Farm Bureau entertainment and $100 in prizes for the best half hour program by county farm organizations.
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