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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
7
Mrs Emaline White was called to Oskaloosa last week by the death of her sister in law. She was accounted to Oskaloosa by her son Er White and wife of Greenfield.
Doris Duane and Lynn Zastrow return from a visit in Cushing Iowa, Gamble Stores in Atlantic offer linseed oil at 69c per gallon and house paint five gallon pails at 1.49, aprons ten cents. Roy Forshay travels to Omaha to fetch a White Truck Co vehicle bound for New Orleans. Mrs Rachel Millhollin hosts Helping Hand club for a 12:30 dinner and quilting. Mrs E Harry hosts Knot a Kare bridge club on West Main with guest Mrs Ben F Broderson. high scorer is Mrs A M Mikkelsen.
Local Anita residents and travelers appear in regional notices with names such as Henry Maduff Russell Smith and Olaf Hansen. Social events include a Pinochle club gathering hosted by Mrs Carrie Rasmussen and a W O T U meeting, while Paul Bernard Stone and Marjorie Cornell wed in Los Angeles on June 11 prior to plans to reside there.
Marion Ingold of Adair visited the city Sunday morning. Bongera Bros, C. W. Clardy and wife toured Walnut Sunday, visiting sister Mrs. M. L. Tilton. Mrs. Bessie Myers Lowell aired poems on KICK Radio from Red Oak Monday. Harley Howard and wife visited relatives, returning with his mother Elva Howard to Winfield, Iowa. Geraldine Cleaver from this city earned honorable mention in a Hilltop magazine national contest for a poem Little Pal to be published. Helen Johnston planned a Greenfield visit with brothers Claire and Paul Johnston, plus relatives in Stuart. Frank Brown traveled to Wahoo, Nebraska to bring home his wife and two children from three weeks with grandmother Mrs. Peterson. Ben Kenfield and two daughters had an auto accident near Menlo returning from Murray, Iowa. no injuries, but car damaged.
Two men offered a Sac City resident a chance to join a counterfeit operation after a doorstep visit. The visitor displayed a printing outfit and touted profits of up to a half million dollars, but the householder declined and no arrests or further action are noted. Other local notes cover a basket picnic at Adair and a visit from Osceola residents to Mrs. Ames and her son.
Miss Bates of Beech Iowa touts Kruschen Salts as a safe fat loss method. She says one bottle over five months cost 4.25 and reduced 65 pounds, urging a daily half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast with lighter meals. Bongers Bros and drugstores sell the product nationwide.
In Cass County Iowa a notice announces Ernest Burke has been appointed and qualified as executor of the estate of William E Johnson deceased. Creditors must file claims as required by law and all debts should be paid to the executor. Dated June 14 1932 with attorney E S Holton representing the estate.
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