Miss Ethel Booth Spends Sunday with Parents
Miss Ethel Booth visited the city Sunday with her father H Booth and his wife, spending the day with the family.
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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1925
Page
7
Miss Ethel Booth visited the city Sunday with her father H Booth and his wife, spending the day with the family.
Andrew Denison directs delivery of the Tribune to his address with payment made in advance for the service.
Chas. Schol was an Atlantic business caller Monday. W. G. McFarland attended Carroll for a day’s session representing Royal Arch Masons Chapter No. 126 at the grand lodge meeting.
Maude Walker visiting Minden with her parents. Eastern Stars conferred work on two candidates. Anita Glib hosted a dinner and meeting at Victoria Hotel. Sherman resident M N Clark holds a 2440 piece abalone inlaid souvenir baseball bat from 1858 Mlingis. Monona county schools now have storm caves for cyclone safety. rural districts widely adopting this precaution. A plucky schoolma am enshrined the line it is better to be a live coward than a dead hero.
The M E church notes report a successful Sunday School rally last week despite weather. New pupils joined classes and Melldowney brothers from Simpson College assisted with programs. Next week features rallies by the Woman's Foreign, Woman's Home Missionary Societies, with displays of crafts from various lands and talks by visiting speakers. Four adults joined the church, baptisms planned, cradle roll promotions, and leaflets on child care distributed. The first quarterly conference is set for Thursday at 2:00 PM.
Christian Science services are held over Long's Furniture Store with worship Sunday morning at 11:00 o'clock and Sunday School at 10:00 A M All are welcome and services continue Wednesday evening at 8:00 o'clock with open invitation.
Friday morning school program pleased students with a Reginald Fochanuy and Trombadore Bell duet and an original play about classroom life led by Edward Bell. Students Mildred Allanson Geneva Gorhanour Jeanette MecEltowney Maurine Turner Marilda Trimmer sang solo. Six weeks exams completed first sixth of the year. Cass County Teachers Institute keeps Thursday and Friday off. Halloween show by Citilhtn Pigle terria set for October 23 at the school.
Cc T McAfee and wife return from visits in Hurley and Sioux Falls. They traveled via Sanborn and Spencer Iowa to visit relatives. The Iowa State Fair admissions reached 408674 the largest in history with no arrests for breach of peace during eight days. Those who claim times are out of joint will find commendable conduct in this fair.
Howard Fitzgerald and his wife visited Anita at her parents home while James Scanlon from Mason City may stay for the winter. Kent Mason reports a bronze U S Post Office tablet presented by Sedewick Post G A R of Bedford. Mrs U S Walker and son Max and Howard Fitzgerald and wife attended the Drake vs Kansas Aggies game in Des Moines, Drake winning 19 to 0. Carry Gray reports seven cows lost to hydrophobia from a stray dog outbreak last spring. Knot n Knre Bridge Club met at East Main Street with Mrs Sheley as high scorer.
Members of the Original Bridge Club were the truests of Mrs. Harry C. Faulkner at her home on West Main Street last Wednesday afternoon. High score was held by Mrs. W. Substitutes included Mrs. Frank E. B. Carter, Mrs. C. N. Campbell, Mrs. W. B. Fish and Miss Nan Rakestraw of Stuart.
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