Local families relocate and visit during Memorial Day in Anita
Anita notices show Anita residents Anita Mr and Mrs T Walker and daughter Dell Ray with two sons moved Sunday from the residence sold to Andrew Denison on West Main to the Walker property beside White Front cafe. Denison sold Walnut Street to Claus Behnken and moved into the vacated Walker place. Visitors include Mrs Bell Reinier and daughter Waurietta of Oskaloosa, Mrs Clarence Norberg and family, and extended Memorial Day visits by Max Way Dixie Wiota Leo Dignan Des Moines James Ball Osceola. Griswold Miss Mary Nan Cook visits her parents Z L Cook before moving to Rushville Alabama for chiropractic nurse job. Miss Cook last trained at Logan Basic Chiropractic in St. Louis and will graduate in July. Miss Alice Buckman visits family and heads to Davenport for July chiropractic graduation. N T Want Ads bring results.
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Anita
T. &. Walker
Dell Ray
Walker
Andrew Denison
West Main Street
Eva Dorn
Denison
Walnut Street
Claus Behnken
Wiota
Bell Reinier
Waurietta
Oskaloosa
Clarence Norberg
Earl Knowlton
Max Way
Dixie
Leo Dignan
Des Moines
James Ball
Osceola
E. M. Buckman
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Davenport
Local Hospital Notes Report Multiple Surgeries and Admissions
Reports from Jennie Edmundson Mercy and Atlantic Memorial note several patients undergoing procedures this week. Mrs. Robert Wright and Mrs. C A Zellmer had major operations at Jennie Edmundson in Council Bluffs, while Mrs Clair Kelly and Don Havens had tonsillectomies locally. Another patient, Charles Womack from St. Louis, was admitted for medical care in the carnival opening. Des Moines Vet Hospital to operate on James Miller’s damaged finger from Iwo Jima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs Hospital
Ed Dimig
Atlantic
Mercy Hospital
Council Bluffs
Ronald Ostrus
Wiota
Joann Farley
Elk Horn
Ruth Palmer
Oak Street
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Charles T. Womack
St. Louis
Carnival
Illnesses and injuries mount across region in latest report
Mrs. Hazel Forshay, a well known former local resident, is ill and confined to bed at her home in Des Moines. Mrs. T. G. Lege was taken to Jennie Edmundson hospital in Council Bluffs for possible surgery. Extra-Vernon Peterson, after an explosion injury and leg amputation, has returned home in a wheelchair undecided on crutches. Kate Phillips underwent tumor removal near the gall bladder in Red Bluffs, Cal. Mrs. Dale Ellis had a major operation in Omaha and is recovering. Maribeth DeWitt underwent an appendectomy in Council Bluffs. Market report shows five cent advances in grain contracts on Chicago Board of Trade led by oats, with mixed results for wheat, corn, rye, and barley.
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Hazel Forshay
Ovid
Des Moines
T. G
Brownie) Lege
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Council Bluffs
Vernon Peterson
Griswold
Kate Phillips
Red Bluffs
Cal
Dale Ellis
Immanuel] Hospital
Omaha
Maribeth DeWitt
John R. DeWitt
Mercy Hospital
Chicago
Board of Trade
Cattle Supplies Upgraded in Chicago Market Report
Chicago market notes show cattle supplies recovering from a recent railroad strike delay with prices mostly steady to 15 cents lower. Cattle and calf totals near 14 000 with steers and yearlings in lighter demand. top at 18.00, bulk 16.25 17.65. hogs 13 500 with ceilings near 14.85 for barrows and gilts and 14.10 for sows. sheep around 5 000 with clipped lambs around 17.25 and strong demand for light wool lambs. South Omaha and Chicago reports indicate mixed activity, steady to weak trade for slaughter cattle, and varying prices across classes.
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Chicago
High Point
South Omaha
USDA
California
Griswold Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Griswold residents and relatives are mentioned in a string of weekend and holiday visits. Griswold-Mrs Limbaugh spent the weekend at Casey with her mother Mrs Elgie Comly. Mr Limbaugh went there Sunday to bring her home. Mrs J F Franks has gone to Iowa Falls to spend two weeks with sisters at State Teachers college. Harold Metzke and his mother Mrs Busse of Freeport Illinois visited Meyers in Lewis and Aunt L A Cocklin. Dale Jenkins of Clearfield stays with grandparents in town. Paul Denison of Atlantic visited the Cocklin home. Bertha and Amy Baker and Milton Baker of Boston Massachusetts spent a day with the Kinnersley family in Red Oak. Milton, son of the late Arthur Baker of Lewis, served three years in the navy and returns to Boston. Dan Eppelsheimer of Des Moines visited Rose Eppelsheimer and Jesse Busse and Walter Eppelsheimer east of town. Roland Frank traveled to Cedar Falls with his mother and stayed in Waterloo with the Barnes family. A reminder urges drivers to slow down where children are near the highway.
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Lewis
L. A. Cocklin
Dale Jenkins
Clearfield
Robert Jenkins
Paul Denison
Atlantic
C. T. Cocklin
Bertha
Amy Baker
Milton Baker
Boston
Mas
George Kinnersley
Red Oak
Milton
Arthur Baker
Navy
Dan Eppelshimer
Des Moines
Rose Eppelsheimer
Jesse Busse
Walter Eppelsheimer
Roland Frank
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Kenneth Barnes
Des Moines Market Reports Hog Receipts Jump 43 000
Combined hog receipts at 19 concentration yards and 11 packing plants in interior Town and southern Minnesota for the 48 hour period ended 8 a m today totaled 43 000 up from 36 800 a week ago and 37 700 a year ago. Barrows and gilts graded good to choice with 160-180 lb at 13 76 to 14 45 and 180-360 lb at 14 20 to 14 45. Sows 270-400 lb 13 45 to 13 70. 400-450 lb 13 45 to 13 70. 450-550 lb 13 40 to 13 70. All the news when it is news in The News Telegraph.
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Des Moines
USDA
Town
Minnesota
Os Barrows
Gilta
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Mason
Brown
Hutchinson Fowsty
Atlantic Phone
Oakland Rendering Co
George Addison
Cent SS
Calumet Cafe
Mr. Quint
Rose Morris
Janice
Elsie E. Berry Nursing Home
George Odle
Maine
Whitney
Hay Buck
Harry Hughes
biog’ s _& Meredith
Menlo
Bailey Feed Co
Ted Krause
Lloyd & Meredith
Hansen & Co. l
Bailey Feed Co. Uv
Raymond Puttmann
Shelby
Ed Snyder Nursery
East 7Th Street
Harold Ostrus
Cumberland
Brayton
H. C. Miller
Burt Street
Bob Christensen
Walnut
Everett Kahl
Hansen & Co
Carload
Cargill
Burke Bros
Elgin
Ernie Willman
Atlantic Recreation Parlor
Poland
Schrier Bros
John “Deere
Arnold Jacobs
Muller’s Hatchery
Highway
Zenith Table Model Radio
Dannen
Chevrolet
Cargill Hog
Frederick Brown
Armknecht Farm Equipment CO
McCormick-Deering International
Jayhawk
Earl Davis, Hancock
Moline
Dane
Olive Street
Iowa
Dairy Maid Electric
Babson Bros.’ Dairy Supplies
Cass
Audubon Counties
Grover Beekman
Hampbear
Farrow
Francis Gress
Massena
Gene Mullen
Tom C. Smith
Dalton & Dalton, Attorneys
Ernest P. Greve
Farm Credit Building
C. C. Schwartz
Atlantic Hatchery
Coast To Coast
McCormick-Deering
Ripley
Yaxima,wash
Mercy
Mercy Hotel
Flottman
Gdeus
Moffett & Moffett
Byrne Coombs
Hoegh Oil Co
Veedol
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Walnut Vicinity
George B. Neff
Walnut, la
Anita News
N-T
Robert Wright
Cedar Street
Coyne’s Bluffs
Frank van Brocklin
Rock Island, I
Cass County
C. A. Zellmer
West Sixth Street
Clair Kelly
Don Havens
Ros. Havens
Wayne Hoffman
Darwin Allen
Frances Elaine
Lois Ann Nissen
Rollie Taylor
Viota
Ole Hansen
Kimballton
Elmer McFadden
Des Moines Hospital
James Miller
Harley Miller
Veterans Hospital
Iwo Jima
South Omaha Livestock
Blondie
BY Chic Youn
News-Telegraph
Buz Sawyer
Greenland
Sweeney
BY Roy Crane
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