Community Notices From Anita and County
Residents and visitors are listed in this Anita area note, with updates on guests, travel, and local happenings. Margaret Jensen executor named for Niels Jensen estate. Holton attorney is representing the estate. Various residents return from Nevada and Garden City vacations. local schools and bank interior work underway. multiple visits by families to and from Atlantic and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turfis
Nevada
Cottey
John. C. Voorhees
Mer
Leon .G. Voorhes
Oklahoma City
Okio
Joe HL
Trimmer
Frank Brown
Cali
Renison
Earl Brungin
John Hancox
Atlantic
Anita
John R. Stalk
Frank H. Oson
Jick
Topp
Pratt
D, Young
W. GC
McCrory
Edna
Migs
Lacie Lamborn
Garden City
Kas
Ray Newton
Des Moines
Iowa
P.F. Smith
Montezuma
Fred M. Sheley
W. DE Shultz
Wilma Nelle Thorpe
EL. W. Homnes
H. P. Zio
Anita Bank
Martin Christensen
Iowa seeks Gay 90s vehicles for state fair exhibit
Iowa will stage a pageant of transport at the state fair marking the seventy fifth anniversary. A grand parade at the fair grounds will feature vintage vehicles from the era and earlier, including prairie schooners stagecoaches wagons and early carriages. A Tama Indian group will lead the procession with red man travel followed by period wagons and carriages from primitive to early modern transport.
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Des'Moiney
Iowa
Prairig
Ames grants degrees to 33 students in Iowa State program
Thirty three graduates from southwestern Iowa received degrees last week from Iowa State University. Recognized fields include Agricultural and Ceramic Engineering, Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, General Engineering, Industrial Arts, and more. Notable honorees span Red Oak, Council Bluffs, Carroll, Denison, and other towns in Cass, Montgomery, Pottawattamie, and Shelby counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Southwestern
Iowa
Uol- Tegent Anes
Cottnell Binffe
Pottaswattathie County
J. .R. Oliver
Red Oak
William Lloyd Konagy
Cari
Darrell O."turner
Altair
Hubert Osborn Richardson
Donald Bailey Provis
Missouri Valley
Wayne H. Hibbs
Carroll
Lowell Ward Raymond
Donald D. King
Roy Andrew Hanson
Robert Grant -Crabtres
Natali George Ingersoll
Dunlap
John T. Louk
Greenfield
Willian
Herschel
Cummins
Hamburg
Tewes Kandel
Minsden
Paul Francis' Fee
Elmer John Lona
Calvin Phillip
Camp
Cor- Wingy
Donahi-L—durrett
Wayne Mclanprhiin
Oakland
Wazel Ver Weinga
Bedford
Mildred Teatricgley
Ruth Wilson
Clarindis
Grace Gladys J Tar
Lewis News Briefs from Lewis and Cedar Rapids Items
Local notes report Mrs. Dale Smith of Omaha visiting Lewis relatives while Rex, Ray, and Bert Davis visit. Bert Beubo takes possession of L.C. Temple property September 1. Marion Keffer visits Wayne Wheeler in Atlantic. Masons meeting in Burlington. various visits to Chicago and nearby towns. two Chicago youths charged with burglary in Cedar Rapids after a halfhearted restaurant robbery attempt. Sioux City strike disrupts work until a wage increase settles. North West Holding buys two blocks in Cedar Rapids for new four story, fireproof structures to replace Kilborn and Wolff buildings. safety issue noted for old Kilborn building. construction planned after leases.
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LEWIS
Lewis, Ta
Dale Smith
Omaha
Rex
Ray
Bert Davis
Ivy Emerson
Bert Beubo
L.C. Temple
Willl
Keffer
Wayne Wheeler
Atlantic
Neal Zikund
Fred Okell
Burlington
Grand Lodge of Masons
Norman Quinn
Cevicheter
Marilyn
Chicago
Mugh McDonald
Dex Moinéx
Pern McDonald
Oskalooga
M.miller
K. BE
Mr. Ward
Mia
Adyl
Gedar Rapids
Northwest Holding Company
St.Paul
Unified Radio Networks Air Friday Schedule Fragment
A detailed radio timetable lists programs across multiple networks from EST to Atlantic time. It names stations in cities including New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, and others, with varied daily lineups featuring orchestras, dance music, news, and talks.
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WEG
Atlantic Cpey
Joan Wiener
Sth
Daltimore
WBAL
Braemble
WEEL
Borton
Ig’ Brothers
Whitlig
NEC Network
Wear
Trpapara
Muse
Adian
Trappe
Danen Jyritile
WMAK
Duppato
Orchestra
Columbia Network
WOR
Buffalo
Vim Biya
NBC
Arcadia Orchestra
CWEAP
WLW
Cincinnati
Dta
Dianer
NEO Network
Thien' Orchestra
WELA
Clearwater
Organ
Techtal
VET AM
Chevelan
Btakter Orchestra
Awins
Bullen
NAC Network
WEAF
Altmen
WG Detrout
Dintner Musics Nova
O—Lady Moon
Gttheatra
Tlan
WW4
Detroit
Uuiner
Progenton
Wcxawik
Uask
WJZ
Berenaders
Wig
Richmond
Sparta
NBC Network
WRAF
Chevrotnt
Crek
Montneal
Duter
Kodak
Denny's
AEDT
Newark
Almen Niueles Sporta
Kdd
Village
New York
Ihrer
United Pleas
Seau
Wales
Aires
Racine &Og
Glitex
Dummer
Ww York
Binith
Bullew'x Orchestra
Donnie Ladies
Dislo
Otreun
Triadors
Galen Singern
Joner Farol Phitca
Rho—Armstrong
Jeweln
Facta
Fonelen
WIT
Philadelpria
OKA
Mitthburgh
Nova
Genbo
WCAR
Pittaburgh
Bporth
NGO
WEAP
WRYA
Amon
Andy
WHAM
Rochester
General
General Electric Orchestra
Springfield
Puls
Ramblers
WOMB
Toronto
Jtrohigr Btrallery
Romanielli
Syncopators
CECA
IOO
Gses Mour
Bill—Peyton
Savarina Ensemble
WRC
Wallington
Iran
Thomcdti
WSB
Atlanta
Tau
Pomar
WIZ
Seo
Amox
Ralph Mawallnan
Jaye
KFRX
Chicago
Dinter Asuseam
NEC
Insamajn Cub
Maarawqy
Ciicago
Columbia Netware
N! Andy
Ooath
NBG
Daltas
Wfaa Players
Woo
Davenport
Alpo
KOA
Denver
Salitale Cowboys
Fort Worth
Kths Hot
Sehoo
Amos ‘n'Andy
Nighthawks
KFAL
Lincoln
Cuneo Orchestra
WHAS
Louisville
Casson Bard
Amos
Mao
Mpulsest
Paul
Gong Story
Wheater
Ariste
Emmet Long
WSM
Nasnville
H.al
Caldwell Symphony
Orch
WOW
Omaha
ORB
Paris Style Hinis By Alice Langelier
Paris fashion notes describe evolving lingerie trends with nightgowns and slips shaping ensembles. Fabrics include satin georgette chiffon voile and black lace, with pink crepe de chine accents and step-in chemises. Bold low necklines and varied silhouettes mark the season as black white and red tones dominate.
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Mhitul
Making Beautiful Faces Says Beauty Experts Clash On Method
A varied opinion among beauty specialists divides methods to improve appearance. Some advocate rubbing others passing or striking, with debate over the best stimulation approach. Published in Farm and Fireside.
Railroad Time Cards Show Mixed Rail Services and Schedules
The notice lists Rock Island time cards with Atlantic and Valley Junction routes. It details which trains stop where, includes westbound and eastbound services, and mentions various branches and stations such as Griswold, Audubon, Harrisdale, Smith Lake, Elk Horn, and Kimballton with times. A pantry sale by the Evangelical Women's Union is scheduled for Saturday, June 22 at Meet er & Alone.
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Atlantic Ar
Harrisdale
Smith Lake
Gates
Hansen Heighta
Elk Horn
Kimballton- Ly
Evangelical Women's Union
Meet Er & Alone
Cass County youths excel in 4-H music memory events
In Ames the Cass County 4-H club scene highlighted eleven attendees at the music memory short course with Mildred Thomson Velma McFadden Annabelle Herbert and others taking part in pageant chorus and orchestra. Dale Campbell and Marjorie Griffin earned top prizes while Marie Warren served as voting delegate. Leaders Mrs Rudolph Torenson Mrs Herbert Spear Zelpha Warren and Mrs RS Campbell accompanied the group. Also noted were crop pest observations with a stalk borer affecting corn and advice to burn fence rows to prevent reinfestation next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan
Mildred Elas McFadden
Mark Warren
Leota Stamp
Dale Campbell
Ames
Cass County
Mildred Thomson
Velma McFadden
Annabelle Herbert
Margaret Shultz
Lorraine Proctor
Alberta Long
Marjorie Griffin
Chavus
Jennie Marie Warren
Leola Stamp
Dunnig Marie Warren
Milfred Thomson
Cass County Bankers Association
Rudolph Torenson
Herbert Spear
Zelpha. Warren
RS. Campbell
New Cattle Testing Law In Effect July Fourth
A large group of cattle owners including many dairy men support two new tuberculosis laws starting July 4 in Iowa. Imported dairy and breeding cattle must be retested for tuberculosis within 60 days unless from accredited herds or proven clean twice. Imported cattle after July 4 must pass the contagious abortion test. Counties without testing will be asked to levy funds this fall to begin next year. Farm loans offered at 5 1/2 percent by Wood & Savery.
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Iowa
Toiust Aigo
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Sioux City
United Prong
Tridam
Hagfa
Wware
Falo-Marvari
Hacoq
WKAF
M. H. Lynch
Burke
Graham's
R. W. Cockshoot
Collins Building
Boorman & Whitmore
Lawyers National Bank Bldg
Atlantic, Iowa
Swan, Martin & Martin
East Sixth Street
Charles A. Grubb
Law Office
Gillespie Bldg
Herbert
East Fifth Street
Fulton Bidg
Alice Langelier
Lon
Paris
Jang
Rock Island
Valley Junction
Stuart
Atelantic
Griswold
Atlantis
Tbs
Galey
Bilg
Manson
Horn
Kimbullton
Barney Google
Barney
Ong
Tne
Great Britain
By Billie DeBeck
Farm Bureau ‘News
Casa
Farm Bureau
Charles Olson
Tees
Buckley’s_Cleaners
Atlantic ‘Theater
Frank D. Larson
Lowa
Call and Sui
Wood & Savery, Atelantie, Ta. i Ee
Greenleaf
Bul_ stock’s
Earl C. Montgomery
Sue’s Drug
Dr. L. . Allender
Welton Knarr
Welch-Moore
H. A. Johnson
Bullock ‘Blige
United Burial Assn. Funeral Service
Calla
Towa
Atlantic Sheet Metal Works
Sweet Teen
East Fourth St
Atlantic Deep Rock Oil Co
Wood -Goff
Prop
Second & Walnut Streets
H. 5S. Hansen
Sixth Street
A. J. Stanley
The
Connecticut Mutual Life of Hartford
Trust
Connection
Chestnut St
Ralston & Willigans
Lee's
J. Dr
J.T. Ralston
H. K. Williame
Jobes
J. Burnea
Tobados and Cigars
West-Sixth St
Roland
Peacock & Baxter
Young’s Funeral
Arthur J. Young
Office
Osborne-Tomlinson Co
Osborne
M. Tomlinson
Neil Potter
Voss Manufacturingompany
East Third
Butler
Rake Marinello
Eugene, Paul
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