Publication note for Anita Township paper
Published every Thursday and entered at the Anita Iowa post office as second class mail matter.
15 May 1947
Page 1
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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1947
Page
1
Published every Thursday and entered at the Anita Iowa post office as second class mail matter.
Ten years ago on May 3 1987 the Townsend club announced events for May 18 and a large Ahita High School class would graduate. Twenty nine students were to receive diplomas as the faith community prepared for commencement and related church meetings proceeded at local venues.
Mrs. Flora Stone is in Den Moimes eck for a few days visiting her daughter Mrs. Holton H. E. Newton and C. Vi Woodard and family. The writer attended a Royal Arch Chapter meeting in Atlantic last Thursday evening.
The community reports fishing and outdoor activity with bass and sunfish seasons opening May 15 on state lakes and many county bodies. Multiple residents and clubs are noted for social visits, meetings, and local events including fishing trips at Spirit Lake and Okoboji, a P T A meeting, and Legion county events.
A State Safety Commission report issued in Des Moines shows 330 rural highway deaths and 406 injuries in Iowa for the year. The rural deaths total is two thirds of last year’s 523 fatalities statewide, marking a rise of 118 deaths in rural areas.
A damaged OCR notice dated April 1947 informs interested parties that Myrtle A. Heck executrix of Charles E. Walker must appear to file objections. It outlines a hearing to determine why the matter should proceed and invites any absent beneficiaries or interested persons to attend. The document references an attorney and a court proceeding with continuances to a next term.
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