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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1957
Page
5
Late bulletin notes the Midgets and PeeWees playing here Sunday plus a Tuesday make-up, with curiosities about the dairy industry. It blends farm life, cow imagery, and a column about aging workers and employment trends, all in a local newspaper voice.
Sherri Lewis of Daykin Nebraska crowned Keren Jean Rabe of Griswold as Case county 1957 princess at the community building in Atlantic. The ceremony featured Rozanne Neary, Sharon Coomes, Jang Peterson, and Barbara Reynolds as candidates. A luncheon at The Redwood honored the national dairy queen with a quilt gift from John Raemusser, chamber president.
Richard Hull, director, announces a downtown band shell concert with a program including Star Spangled Banner, National Anthem Starter March, Blue Moon Band Waltz, and selections featuring trombone. Last week’s turnout was strong and plans include new pop numbers aimed at teens.
Jed Phillins, once with Anita Insurance and a high school football coach, has been named field supervisor for the Midwest division of Northwestern National Life Insurance Co. He plans to move to Des Moines soon.
Mr and Mrs Delbert Kline plan to move this weekend to Johnson's Acreage south of town the property they have rented from the Carl Johnsons who will move to Plainview Nebraska soon. The Dale Jensens who have been living in Mrs Elva Dorn's apartment will move to the Klines' granted place.
Anita Postmaster Russell Manan announces rate increases with up to 50 percent in several services. Advances cover remittance, certified mail, money orders, return receipts, registered and special delivery, special handling, certificates of mailing, mailing list corrections, business reply mail, notices of sender, and international mail fees.
Anita's ball teams split five games with two ties and one loss. The Midgets lost 13-7 at Audubon Tuesday, while Macedonians won 17-3 the next night. PeeWees beat Fontanese 24-8, and the Midgets tied Elk Horn 8-8 before defeating Casey 3-2.
Mrs. Anne Maduff Brown of Los Angeles died in the city last Thursday after ill health. Survived by husband Henry Maduff who died years ago, two sons Sidney Maduff of Oak Park and Irwin Maduff of Los Angeles, and three grandchildren.
Leonard Bailey of Anita recently bought a purebred Angus bull. Coury Wilburn, Blake of Marne, Towa.
Sixteen from Anita are attending day camp at a new Atlantic camp near the county club from Monday through Friday this week. Mrs. Carl Moore leads with mothers assisting transportation. Attendees include Debbie and Mary Ash, Mary and Phyllis Brownsberger, Judy Carut on, Twila Christensen, Lindt Gill, Janey Jewett, Carol Klappenbirg, Susie Lane, Lints Legg, Susie Litslaten, Nancy MecLoei, Rien Jo Smith, Karan Thompson, and Linda Turner. The intermediate group grows and will break camp after morning activities. about 60 girls are attending.
A Wednesday night clinic for aspiring core band members was held at the school in Council Bluffs. Students Douglas McLuen, Darcy Burke, Janet Taylor, Allen Hurke, Mervin Robison, and Daryl Dressler demonstrated trumpet, trombone, saxophone, and other band instruments in a short program. Miss Veda Bailey, the secretary, oversaw refreshments, with pink and white decorations on the table.
Sherri Lewis, Anteriga's 1986 Dairy Princess, visited Cass County for Dairy Day celebrations at the 4-H community building in Avila. The crowning of Karen Jean Rabe as 1937 Dairy Princess of Cass County occurred during a Saturday evening ceremony. A luncheon featured dairy products and a quilt gift presented to Miss Lewis.
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