Annual Pictures Highlight Ainsworth High School Activities
Ainsworth High School marks its 1963 annual with Edwin No Votny photographing glee clubs athletic groups pep club and Tiger Tales staff. Stan McCreedy stands out as junior football linebacker and versatile singer active in Mixed Chorus Boys Glee and Boys Quartet alongside science and other clubs. Bulletin board features winter scenes. faculty news covers science film libraries. sports note details schedule shifts and sectional tournament dates for Tiger teams and girls teams at Mt Union and Columbus Junction.
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Edwin No Votny
Ainsworth
Tiger Tales
Mike Kiopfenstein
AHS
Stan McCreedy
Stan
Burke McCreedy
Ainsworth High School
Russell Ellinger
H. E. Ross
Riverside
West Burlington
Tigerettes
Mt. Union
Past Matrons Meet With Mrs. O Connor
The Past Matrons gathered at Mrs. Orie O Connor's home Friday evening with Mrs. Myrtle Thoma as co host. Cribbage followed the supper while the women held a business meeting presided over by Mrs. Fred Hawkins. They planned a school of instruction for February 15 at the Masonic Temple and signed a card for Mrs. Russell Zickefoose, then patient in Burlington hospital. There will be no March meeting.
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Ainsworth
Orie O'Connor
Myrtle Thoma
Fred Hawkins
School of Instruction
Masonic Temple
Russell Zickefoose
Burlington Hospital
Kensington Club Meeting At Ainsworth
Mrs Mable Thompson hosted the Kensington Club gathering in Ainsworth with eight members and two guests Mrs Roy Marr and Mrs Charles D Thompson. Mrs Harold Ross led the business session and Mrs W J Dea shared an article on What Do You Know About Your Country Roll call answered with What Do You Know The afternoon included needlework and visiting Refreshments were provided by Mrs Charles Thompson The next meeting is scheduled for February 13 with Mrs G F Trotter.
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G. F. Trotter
East Asia Topic of School on Missions at Methodist Church
The church wide school of missions titled The Rim of East Asia will run Sunday evenings this month at the Methodist church. Sessions feature teachers for all ages and a three week program including Taiwan, Okinawa, and an Asian dinner with guest speaker John Wang from Formosa. The February 2 session covered Korea.
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Okinawa
John Wang
Formosa
Wang
State University of Iowa
Korea
Glen Lords Celebrate 25th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lord observed their 25th wedding anniversary with a Friday turkey dinner hosted at their home. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Mundt and Catherine of Burlington and family friends. The hosts used a blue, white and silver color scheme for the table. The evening continued with social visits.
Local notes from Ainsworth and vicinity
Ainsworth Locals report on 4-H club meeting plans and travel by Patti Gerdes, Myrtle Thoma’s Texas visit, and Milo Arthur’s discharge from Veterans Hospital. Updates cover Fuller family relocations, birthdays and local dinners, obituaries for George McConahay, and community events at OFS, Scrosis, and Sacha clubs. Mentions Jack Holthaus visit from Ft. Hood and a London science note on a breath alcohol detector from UPI.
Farm Use Up While Exports Dwindle in 1962 Review
Washington report from the Agriculture Department notes domestic use of farm products rose 1.6 percent in 1962 while exports declined. With production near 1961 levels, total use exceeded production plus imports, and stock changes favored beef and dairy but reduced feed grains and wheat. Population and income growth push demand, with 1963 seen higher per capita meat and dairy use but softer milk and egg consumption. News covers stock movements and meat supply implications across eight midwestern states.
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Washington
UPS
Agriculture Department
Department
North Central States
Poultry Production Hits New High in 1962
1962 broiler production in 22 states reached a record 1 875 259 000 birds with an average live weight price of 15.5 cents per pound and gross income of 963 163 000. This follows 1961 gains, while beef and lamb supply faced earlier estimates of declines. In New York half the adult population reportedly over weight with Metrecal meals boosting public nutrition concerns.
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New York
UPI
Edward Dalton Co
Mead Johnson & Company
Twins Ask Not at Home to Mail Heart Gifts
The article notes twin siblings request not to be at home to receive or mail heart shaped gifts, highlighting their concern for privacy and safety while describing the family’s situation and local reaction.
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Winfield-Mt. Union
Lone Tree
O’connor
Sophia Loren
Madrid
Mrs. Thompson
Kensington
East Asia
Glen Lords
Pepper Ettes 4-H Club
Patti Gerdes
Muscatine
Richard Thoma
Waco
Texas
Milo Arthur
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Ed Fuller
Rosemary
Fuller
Durant
Daugher
Boice Kurtz
Moline
Mae Spessard
William Simbro
Indianola
C. A. Thompson
David Thompson
Charles H. Thompson
David
Charles
Charles Thompson
Donald Smithburg
Mable Gesling
Mae _ Spessard
George McConnahay
Los Angeles
Calif
Ora Rowan
California
John
Berry
McConahay
Spessard
Don Rabenold
Harry Rabenold
Montezuma
Rabenold Department Store
Des Moines
Hotel Ft. Des Moines
M. A. Cappola
Clarence McConkey
David Mark
Washington County Hospital
Darold Jones and
Allen
Esther Arthur
Kenneth Arthur
Ivan Arthur
Bob Meeks
Everette Meeks
Mark Meeks
West Branch
Jesse Meeks
Roy Page
Brighton
Howard Schultz
Harlan Edgar
Roger Colthurst
San Jose
Long Beach
Lee Norris
Leon Meeks
Olds
Raymond Lasek
Bryan
Gazena Lasek
Lawrence Kaska
Richard Havel
Alma
OFS
Scrosis Club
Paul Beard
Grace Stone
Mac Wallace
W.D. Roberts
Sacha Club
Gary Augustine
Jack Holthaus
Baby Scott
Ft. Hood
Gene Stephens
Horton Holthaus
Kansas City
Cathy Stephens
Jim McCreedy
John Ballard
John Skubal
London
National Institute For Medical Research
Hermes
Carl Crossett
Hartschaier & Marx
Crossett
Klein Klothing Kompany
Journal
Bob Elliott
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Minnesota
Iowa
South Dakota
Nebraska
Joe Palooka
Ham Fisher
Uncle Simoleon
Dixie Dugan
By McEvoy
Striebel
Blondie
BY Chio Young
BY Ernie Bushmiller
Nancy
FIN
Ches. Propeller
Rollo
Shamrock Inn
Ainsworth, Iowa
Hank
Waterloo Courier
Everett
Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
Ainsworth Meat & Locker Service
Dial
Blitz Brothers
By Saxren
Chubbies
Community Feed, Inc
Ainsworth, la
Michele
Patricia
Cane
Aldan
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