Junior and Senior Class Socials Spark Evening Fun
Last Friday evening the Junior class hosted by advisor Misa Beggs and accompanied by Mixsea Swatosh Burrows and Murray met the north wind at Edward Bell’s home for raids games and dancing. Three colleges Amex Drake and Des Moines University competed in a track meet with a late ranch. Mr and Mrs Bell treated with ice cream and cake. The Senior class hosted at Ernest Wagner’s home with Horswell as advisor and sponsors Misses Butler and Finney. Cards ghost stories and dancing filled the night. Robinon and Misa Baier won a prize. A later lunch pleased all. The boys basketball team will travel to Stuart next Saturday for a sectional tournament opener versus the Stuart quintet.
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Misa Beggs
Mixsea Swatosh
Burrows
Murray
North Wind
Edward Bell
Amex
Drake
Des Moines University
Mra. Bel
Groun
Ernest Wagner
Horswell
Butler
Finney
Robinon
Misa
Baier
What the Telephone Means to Farmers Ad
In an Omaha Nebraska Farmers Union convention piece, farmers discuss how the telephone boosts efficiency and profits. F B Sharrar of West Point explains time saved, rapid market price access, and expanded trade territory. A W Hall, Edgar farmer and poultry breeder, notes line use etiquette and long distance orders for hatch eggs nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Farmers'—Union-in
Omaha
Sharrar
F. B. Sharrar
Farmers’ Cooperative Company
West Point
Neby
Sfoot
Old Dobin
Viola
A. W. Wall
Edgar
Clay County
Hall
Plymouth Rock
Allan
Quita
Union
Northwestern Bell
Radio program features high school talent and community notices
The Friday morning broadcast included high school and faculty acts with Lyle Redburn as announcer. Performers from KFNF WOAW and WLS offered harmonica, vocal, piano, violin, and trio selections. An assembly featured Dr. Frank G Wilcox on hygiene and welfare. Cyrene Royal Arch Masons announce an upcoming meeting. Local ads promote a year’s Tribune and Capital for four dollars. A bridge club evening and parole board remarks from Ty I Woodmansee are noted.
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High Scioel
Lyle Redburn
William Hut
KFNF
Ernest Wagner
Halcyon Beggs
WOAW
Anita H. East
Frank G. ‘Wilcox
National Hygiene and Welfare Association
Atlantic Visitors Friday
BH. E. Bell and his wife visited Atlantic on Friday, spending time with local acquaintances and touring the coastal town during a brief outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BH. E. Bell and Wife
Atlantic
ZIEGLER Law Practice and Probate Specialist Ad
Attorney B P Ziegler offers practice across all courts with advice abstracts and probate work. Affiliated with Rog Clothing Co. and operating in the local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. Ziegler
Local Moves and Community Notes In Anita Area
Local residents relocate to farms near Canby Masena and Atlantic while families move into new homes on West Main Street. School teaching, bronchitis, and subscription renewals appear alongside farm bureau events, city council, and community visits as residents adjust to spring.
Anita girl winner in declamatory contest
Twelve contestants from Anita Adair Casey and Viota met in Casey last Friday evening to select winners for the pre district contest. Oratorical winner was Frank Spangler Adair. Dramatic winner was Dorothy Dinsmore Anita. Humorous winner Amos Spangler Adair. An appreciative audience heard additional speakers Leroy Riese Melvin Rodgers Frank Spangler Dorothy Dinamore Mary Shervitt Ramona Shipley Nellie Spain Virginia Deeming Maude Moore Bernice Smith Amos Spangler.
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Anita
Adair
Casey
Viota
Frank Spangler
Dorothy Dinsmore
Amos Spangler
Oistorical
Leroy Riese
Melvin Rodgers
Dorothy Dinamore
Mary Shervitt
Ramona Shipley
Nellie Spain
Virginia _Deeming
Maude Moore
Bernice Smith
Aviator Page Survives Night Flight to Rensner Field
An airplane mail carrier on the eastbound night run from Omaha to a Jasper county field faced dense fog and strong winds. Flying 160 miles in 59 minutes at 8000 feet, the beacon at Williams burg was unseen after Bevenor light failed. the crew diverted to Rensner field to land safely before daylight. Pilot Page had previously picked up mail from a wrecked plane that killed Aviator Gilbert near Chicago on December 21.
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Aviator Page
Owe
Omaha
Reasnor
Jasper County
Bevenor Light
Page
Williamsburg
Montezuma
Rensner Field
Gilbert
Chicago
Winterset Dances and Local Happenings Report
Neighborhood dances reported amid illnesses with guests including George Graham on telephone line work. Albert Paul moved corn south of Oak Ridge. Will McIntyre sale near Anita drew attendees. Merle Oaks reportedly married. Merle and wife to farm. Lion Tamers gathering at Albert Mooney and Grandma Buin with ice cream and cake. guests listed as Nelson family, Hammond family, Parkinsons, Graham and Mooney clans, and others at the late hour farewell.
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Rey Parkinson
Albert Mooney
John W. Budd
Atlantic
Will Edgeington
Charley Grahan
Ford
Anton Peterson
Farm Bureau
Center School House
Paich Dake Roberts
Breeze Oaks
Northwest Bank
Bridgewater
Adair
Rob Bain
Nelson
George Graham
John Jipp
Winst Wood
Wil Blake
Elmer Shoefer
Ralph Stephenton
Rachel Parkinson
Earl Han
Grandma Bain
Earl
Roy
Albert
Levi Walker
Charley Graham
Bessie Graham
Charley Marshall
Anita
Will Kirkham
Mildred Parkinson
Earl Hammond
Oak Ridge
Warren Tibben
Willard Merrill
Capt. Oaks
Helen Bireline
Wilt Edgeington
Ralph Stephenson
Morgan
Utah
Bear Grove
Annie Grant
Winterset
Albert Paul
Will McIntyre
Lucille Hammond
Merle Oaks
Merle
Menlo
Capt
Grandma Buin
Yancheon
Wilbur’ Parker
Rachel
Bob
Phil Parkinson
Gordon
Helen Mooney
Local residents plan moves and visits across towns
Clarence Noah of Des Moines spent Saturday night and Sunday in the city with Clyde White and wife. Carl D. Carson and family of Atlantic, former residents of Anita, are moving to Fort Collins, Colorado, where they expect to make their future home.
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Col Leach
Atlantic
Douglas McDermott
Fontanelle
City
Raymond Burke
Clarence Noah
Des Moines
Clyde White
Carl D. Carson
Anita
Ft. Collin
Colorado
Car collision at Anita Bank intersection injures two drivers
Two cars collided at the intersection near the Anita Bank on Sunday evening. One vehicle was driven by Arlen Hayter and the other by Mr. Cox from Menlo. A fender on Hayter's car was badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlen Hayter
Mr. Cox
Menlo
Anita Bank
Mr. Hayter
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WHO
WOS
Laverne Bontrager
WEAF
WLS
Reg Gochanour
Troubadore Bell
KFLZ
Opal Bontrager
Gerald Stone
Cyrene
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
Anita Tribune
Tribune
Ralph Forshay
Bridge Club
Woodmanses
State Board of Parole
Woodmanid
Iown
Hie
Ife
Thyeis
W. Carney
Canby
Lewis
C. V. Beaver
the Tribune
Mias
Mabel White
Dan E. Moore
John Galiher
C. W. Clardy
West Main Street
W. D. Pratt
Lewis Lockard
Miss Marjorie , Sonner
Oskaloosa
Idna
Miss Evelyn Lockard
Everett Lyman
Long Beach
Californa
Roy Chaffa
E. S. Holton
W. J. Duthie
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H. G. Highley
Weincoln
H. A. Marshall
Higkley
J. R. Johnston
Iowa City
Wen
Chas. W. Huff
Massena Township
Huff
Grant Township Farm Bureau
G. E. Cress
Cerro Gordo County
Red Cross
Clear Lake
L. P. Hadley
F. E. Barnholdt and
Holton
Mars Avenue
C. E. Harry
Bell
H. P. Ziegler
Court House
Wm. White
Congregational Church
Albert Kankey
Manzor
Inwa
G. A. Long
H. P. Dowling
Siberia
E. B. McConnell
Humeston
Wayne County
Atchison
Kansas
Lancaster
W. P. Wall
Menaperies
Iowa Highway Commission
Iowa
Cloud Karns
John Tibben
Clarence Johnson
Hansen’s
Anita, Iowa
Vicinity
Miller’s Market
Carl Miller
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