Well Known Lady Dies Last Friday
Mrs. C L D Miller aged 66, mother of seven, died suddenly Friday evening at a Maple Street home from heart trouble after two days of illness. She was active in the community, a Christian, and a loving mother. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2:30 PM at the local Methodist Episcopal church with interment in the cemetery. pallbearers included local neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs. C. L
C. L. D. Miller
Maple Street
Mary F. Wigginton
Andrew Wigginton
Logan County
Ilinois
Miltonvale
Kansas
C. JD. Miller
Bessie Pine
Extra
Esther ‘Wheatley
Atlan
M. J. Ick
Bveen Cemeteryusic
Goldie McLaughlin
Ie Turner
Earl Blue
Frank Trager
Jeep
Biggs
Mary Biggs
Isiah Biggs
Zelphia Biggs
Olive
Shreve
Ohio
L. C. Bangham
Mildred
Des Moines
Thanking Friends for Support After Bereavement
The Miller family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness after the loss of their wife and mother. Special thanks go to those who sent flowers and attended the funeral services. L. D. Miller and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank Thoga
L. D. Miller
4-H Baby Beef Club Tour to End Saturday in Cass County
The annual Cass county 4-H Baby Beef Club tour will conclude Saturday July 2. Changes this year include fewer farms on the route with more possible stops. Oldson from the Reef Growers Association will assist with the tour along with judging contests demonstrations and a pals game at noon. Details on the route are incomplete and mailed notices will reach members. Grace Dougherty returned Monday from Atlanta hospital after an appendectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Il Oldson
Reef Growers Association
J. Oldson
The Unexpected Father at Rialto Theatre
Slim Summerville stars in Universal's The Unexpected Father at the Rialto Theatre this weekend. The comedy follows a newly rich bachelor tricked by a scheming gold digger as a four year old girl calls him daddy. Cora Sue Collins, Zasu Pitts, Dorothy Christy and Claude Allister co-star. Thorton Freeland directs. Prices are 10c and 25c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rialto Theatre
Universal
Slim Summerville
Zasu Pitts
Hollywood
Atar
Cora Sue Collins
Miss Pitts
Dorothy Christy
Claude Allister
Allison Skipworth
Grace Hampton
Tyrell Davis
Tom Obrien
Richard Cramer
Thorton Freeland
Rachel Thomson Elected County 4-H President
Rachel Thomson, member of the Washington Workers 4-H club and daughter of Mr and Mrs E N Thomson, was elected to head Cass county girls 4-H clubs for the coming year at the Rally Day meeting at the Grove community house. Officers named include Norma Odem vice president Dale Campbell secretary treasurer Elinor Stamp reporter and Maxine Retz historian. Delegates were chosen to attend the Ames convention and the Cass county team for the state contest was set as Jennie Marie Warren Myrtle Winston Alberta Kolsheen Marjorie Stevenson and Dorothy Lanny. The meeting closed with installation of officers and the 4-H pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Thomson
Washington Workers 4-H Club
E. N. Thomson
Washington Township
Cass County
Grove Community House
St. Cecelia Club
Atlantic
Norma Odem
Dale Campbell
Elinor Stamp
Maxine Retz
June Stamp
Ames
Alberta Kolsch¢en
Mytrle Winston
Marjorie Stevenson
Dorothy Lanny
Jennie Marie Warren
Ada
Annabelle Herbert
Alberta Long
Frank Miller
Lloyd Harris
Ruth Wheatley
Mary McCrory
T. L. Smith
St. Cecelia
Myrtle Winston
Alberta Kolsheen
Veterans Buried in Evergreen and Nearby Cemeteries
G M DeCamp completed grave registration for Cass county Iowa under the State Adjutant General’s office. A survey of Evergreen Lincoln Center and Highland cemeteries lists Civil War World War and Peacetime veterans, inviting corrections if any graves are missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. DeCamp
State Adjutant General
Cass County
Is Now The Best Time To Move Iris Says Expert
Iris plants can be relocated after blooming with minimal injury, says E Volz of Iowa State College. Space plants 12 inches apart in borders, 18 inches for individual specimens. Root rot is manageable by digging up affected plants, cleaning wounds with mercuric chloride, burning refuse, replanting in fresh soil, and drying roots briefly in sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. ©. Volz
Iowa State College
Mr. Volz
Massena Echo Sold Last Week to Nebraska Man
Massena ia June 29 Mrs Charles E Crow widow of late publisher sold the local Massena Echo to Noel Seney of Gretna Nebraska purchase price not disclosed Mrs Harry K Graham daughter had been publishing the Echo for seventeen months and will remain until Sept 1 to straighten business affairs New editor and family are housed in the Daniels Edgar home Crow published the Echo for many years He suffered a paralytic stroke a year and a half ago and died a few weeks ago The item also notes social calls a theatre listing and a county political expense report with several candidates listing expenditures
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Massena
Charles E. Crow
Massena Echo
Noel Seney
Gretna
Nebraska
Harry K. Graham
Omaha
Crow
Echo
The
Farm Holiday Postponed in Iowa Until National Meet
Iowa farmers postponed the planned Farm Holiday date from July 4 to await a national meeting in Des Moines early July to gain cooperation from other states. About 100 people attended the Des Moines session with Milo Reno naming a finance committee and a motion to form a state executive committee. Kennedy of Illinois joined discussions on cost of production and related studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
Jesse D. Sickler
Ogden
Farm Holiday Association
Sickler
Milo Reno
State Holiday Association
Frank J. Heaton
Brooks
J. J. Shanda
Chelsea
Clifton
W. M. Shaw
Newton
Kennedy
E. E B. Kennedy
Kankakee
Ill
National Farmers Union
Greene County
Finances and activities of the East Cass County Game Association
Fred Hansen reports 1931 membership fees totaling 72.50 with none in 1932. 26 Anita businessmen belong to the association. Fees are 60 cents, collected by H P Ziegler or Hansen. Noted expenses include Atlantic News Telegraph 4.05, K P lodge rent 5.00, Wilson suppers 8.00, telephone toll 3.26, post cards 0.26, Anita Tribune printing 2.25. balance in treasury remains. Harlan Kidd of Kilgore Texas visited Anita, stays with Mrs. Isabelle Dougherty, came by airplane. Anita Literary Club officers elected: Mrs. L B Trumbull president, Mrs. Earl Holton vice president, Mrs. Dosha Scholl secretary, Mrs. Nellie Richards treasurer, Mrs. Cora Stoodt librarian. Darra Mohler and son Robert of Huntington Indiana visited Rev and Mrs BE Anderson. they plan to visit York Nebraska before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hansen
East Cass County
C.L. Wilson
Anita Tribune
Treasury
Anita Literary Club
L. B. Trumbull
Earl §. Holton
Dosha Scholl
Nellie Richards
Cora Stoodt
Darra Mohler
Robert
Huntington
Indiana
BE. L. Anderson
York
Nebraska
Mohler
United Brethren School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grace Dougherty
Atlan Mspital
Junior Hayter
Junior
Betty Marie Graham
Lion Tamers Club
Chas. Graham
Chas. Peyton
O. W. Shaffer & Son
H. G. Armentrout
Lincoln Township
J. T. Monnig
Rock Island
St. Louis
Missouri
John Charles Monnig
Ross Schakel
C. H. Johnson
Jto Ft. Dodge
C. A. Johnson
M. G. Hansen
St. Joseph
Anita
O. C. Hansen
A. R. Kohl
Anita, Iowa
GWC
Ade
Evergreen
Edward C. Graham
Charles W. Goodpasture
Abraham, Harrison
Daniel B. Hamilton
James W. Houck
Marshall Henderson
Joseph. Hyde
C. R. Halsey
Milton W. Hemphill
D. H
James. Sehell
Bruno
Smither
Thomas W. Semerroth
Wm. W. Smith
Patrick. Simmons
Harrison. Scovill
James J. Turner
Samuel C. Weston
William J. Wagner
Benjamin. Winder
Thomas C. White
Francis. Williams
Samuel A. Young
William J
Conley
Cecil
Curry
Verle
Donohoe
Charles
Dougherty
Joe
Johnson
Henry
Miller
Samuel
Roe
Carroll H. Starey
Rose W. Vernon
Royce D
von Blohn
Herbert
John Lincoln Center Cemetery
King
John
Dwiggins
J. F. Highland Cemetery
Barhan
Thomas
Iris
Dora Jean Campbell
Gertrude Mann
Campbell
W. D. Rock
H. H. Eliott
Denison
Oto
Denison Park
Ricardo Cortez
C. In S
Christian Church
Fannie Hurst
Miss Ward
Jennie M. Ward
Rose L. Walters
County Recorder
Roy Hedges
W. A. McKee
D. M
Game Association
Harlan Kidd
Kilgore
Texas
Isabelle Dougherty
Kidd
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