Real Estate Transfers and Local Social Notes
Real estate transfers list several quitclaim and warranty deeds with names including Chas Campbell Leon Voorhees Anery Faulkner Eliza Stoffs H B Campbell Dennis Y Kelly Werner Blunk N P Christenson Raymond Fordyce Otis Roe and Miss Avarilla Wiley marriage of Wiley's daughter to Harley Bagley and a bridge afternoon in Anita with Mrs T B Nichols hosting and a farewell luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Campbell
Mary’ Biggs
Leon G. Voorhees
Anery C. Faulkner
Ned
Subine
Revord
Eliza
M. Stoffs
Geo
Kate Wild
Otis A. Roe
Avarilla Mary Wiley
C. Ross Wiley
Atlantic
Anita
Avoca
Harley Russell Bagley
Athantic
Congregational Notes Update at Local Church
The Woman's Missionary Society held a successful monthly meeting at Mrs. P. T. Williams’s home. The Sunday School runs a larger attendance contest and next Sunday at 11:00 a.m. the sermon is Taking Jests in Earnest. Y P S C E at 6:30 p.m. features Mary Dougherty and Preparation for Winning Others to Christ. Rev. E. Merle Adams of Religious Education is expected, possibly prompting a Sunday School workers council after lunch next Sunday replacing a weekday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society
P. T. Williams
Mary Dougherty
E. Merle Adams
Anita, Stuart Battle In Tournament Opener
Anita led 21 11 at halftime and defeated Atlantic 32 21 after a strong second half. Dorele and Worm fouled out. Blakesley and Jewett replaced them. Friday night Anita and Stuart renewed rivalry with Stuart leading by halftime. Thorle Robison named captain and all tournament team. girls travel to Fontanelle next Friday for sectional action. Five new high school students enrolled Monday. sub district declamatory contest set for Dexter next Friday with multiple towns represented.
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Anita
Atlantic
Stuart
George Dorele
Archie Worm
Bill Blakesley
Lawrence Jewett
Fane
Lin
Thorle Robison
Des Moines Register
Fontanelle
Adair
Harold Roe
John Paige
Howard Roe
Rigmor Grom
Haakon Grom
Dexter
Earlham
Minburn
Adel
Grimes
Nmesota
Redfield
Why Men Should Love God Sermon Previews at M E Church
M E Church notes outline next Sundays sermons Why Men Should Love God in the morning and Youth and After in the evening The pastor plans to continue study of Boys and girls characteristics and church support The McEldowney boys are due home for a short March vacation Robert McEldowney will assist on a WHO Des Moines radio program March 20 from 7 to 9 PM Boy Scouts meet 7 30 next Monday Woman's Home Missionary Society meets Thursday 2 PM with Mrs Chris Vohs
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God
McEldowney
Robert McEldowney
WHO
Des Moines
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Chris Vohs
Christian Church Notes from LaVerne Morris Pastor
LaVerne Morris pastor invites church members to Sunday School at 10:00 A M and worship at 11:00 A M Christian Endeavor at 6 30 P M with evening service at 7 30 P M Topic Preparing for winning others to Christ Ladies meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs Mary Wil 80T home Two church meetings Saturday evening plan Easter work All welcome
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wil
Farm and town notes and state health report update
Chris Schwenneker and family move to a farm north of Atlantic. Sheriff McKee and deputy Highley visited town Friday. The Royal Arch Masons conferred the Mark Master degree on five candidates. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Bard Stone. A chimney fire at 8 A Rose caused a alarm. Falls cause more deaths than any other accident according to the state health board. Towns join farmers in buying firefighting equipment including Sac City where a big engine pumps 2350 gallons per minute. Large fish kills reported in Iowa rivers with pollution cited. Plans for Drake stadium replacement in Des Moines include 20 000 seating capacity and a 250 000 project funded by bonds and donations. Agricultural statistics show declines in horses and increases in milk cows with shifts in cattle and sheep numbers statewide.
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Waverly
Sac City
Amiple
Drake
Des Moines
Greater Dea Moines Committee
Bonda
Dreke--alumn
Sonclu
Leslie M. Carl
U. S
Department of Agriculture
Ava
Local News Roundup From Massena and Surroundings
Activities include visits by E S Holton Paul Denham and Wesley M Johnson with city friends and a school election where Clyde H Bowen and U S Walker were elected directors. A farm fire north of Massena damaged the Young place with partial insurance coverage. The Little Brown Church in the Vale recorded 14 weddings in 192, earning 870 dollars from a 35 dollar church use fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Brown
the Vale
Bradford
Chickasaw County
Walnut timber boom shifts from oak to walnut furniture
W F Lindsey of Leon says A P Coontz sold a large walnut tree to Penrod Lumber of Kansas City for 100 cash, with more walnut timber sold to the same firm. Walnut logs are shipped from southern Iowa to mills as buyers visit for saw log lengths. Furniture and coffins were once made from walnut. now walnut furniture costs more than mahogany from South America or the Philippines.
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Leon
Decatur County
A. P. Coontz
Penrod Lumber Company
Kansas City
South America
Philippines
Atlantic visitors and Iowa dairy protests listed
E E Barnholdt and wife visited Atlantic Tuesday afternoon. Rev H W Hendricks of Winterset arrives due to his brother Sigel Hendricks illness. Town dairy groups protest high oleomargarine use in state institutions, noting 636 560 pounds purchased against 321 899 pounds butter in the year to April 1 1925 and urging butter production in state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W. Hendricks
Winterset
Iowa
Sigel Hendricks
State Board of Control
Local visits and a booming Ft Collins real estate scene
M C Hansen and wife visited Brayton with relatives. T B Nichols and T T Saunders attended to business in the northern part of the state and met Ralph J Miller in Battle Creek. The Tribune reports a Carl D Carson note from Ft Collins about a thriving real estate office. Des Moines US Veterans Bureau office becomes a regional office handling three to five million dollars annually plus a payroll of 205 902 dollars. The agency occupies two floors of the Flynn building with 111 employees plus ten full time and ten part time traveling staff. 227 physicians operate statewide on fee basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Nichols
T. T. Saunders
Ralph J. Miller
Battle Creek
the Tribune
Carl D. Carson
Ft. Collins
Colorado
Atlantic
Carl
Des Moines
U. S. Veterans Bureau
Frank Williams
Williams
Flynn
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P.S
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Iowa Electric Co
Glen A. Roek
John W. Ferner
Otes
Oes
M. E. Church Notes
B. W. McEllowney
LaVerne Morris
PO Seseeaeracane
CHRISTIAN_ SCIENCE
The
Long
S. A. Rose
Prop
Chris Schwenneker
W. A. McKee
George I. Highley
B.A. Rose
Max
Guthrie Center
Frank Dorsey
Royal Arch Masons
H. Harrison
Town City
Mrs. Bard Stone
Lincoln Township
8. A. Rose
Estella McTaughlin
Casey
Lucy Farnam
State Board of Healths
Towa
Charles City
Bannabe
Goodhouse
Reat
E. S. Holton
Paul Denham
Griswold
Wesley M. Johnson
Tribune
Clyde H. Bowen
U.S. Walker
J. D. Young
Massena
Rolland Chambers and
Barnholdt
Main
H. L. Bell
Highland Church
E. E. Barnholdt and Wife
Frank Bontrager
Eastern Star School of Instruction
M. C. Hansen
Brayton
Sidney Nelson
A. M. Mikkelsen Chiropractor
F. Tarry Ganator
Potere Tract
Biden, Omaha, Rew
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