23 Sep 1948
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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1948
Page
1
Ruth L Brown remaining owner and publisher of the Anita Iowa weekly paper notes Thursday publication and second class mail status with local notices including garden of thanks and notices priced by words.
Ten year ago reports mention M M Circle meeting at a South Anita home, mortician group visit to Manning, Anita hosts opening football game vs Lewis, Charles A Young planning a 5 and 10 store in Anta, and locals making visits to inspect municipal electrical plants. Births and hospital notes include Margaret Fay Arnett in Anita, plus multiple local surgeries and social events.
Twenty five years ago on September 20 1923 Anita hosts a Pepplest gathering at the meeting level. The event reflects local business and civic activity as the Anita Commercial delegation gathers to celebrate milestone efforts.
Anita will host a Home Coming Festival on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday October 9 10 and 11 with committees named by C A Long president of the club. Joe Vetter sold his Berea Mercantile store to William Baier who assumed possession Monday after two years of operation. Dr James Carey and family visit West Liberty relatives in the city with Mrs Carey and Ora Burns. Land exchange sees William Garside buy 80 acres south of Anita from Ruth Allanson Cogswell in a cash deal. Merle and his father have farmed the land for about twenty years.
The Gay Grant Gals group held a September 11 meeting with Janelle Richter and Shirley Jenen among attendees. A nature trip is planned for October at Dereghy McCrory’s home. A "Quiz Kids" session and a family birthday gathering for Mrs. Goon occurred, with gifts and refreshments noted.
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