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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1950

Page

5

Ainsworth School News Highlights Classroom Activities

Elementary rooms celebrate with valentine decorations and parties while second graders study Helen Keller and hygiene. Third graders advance in subtraction and soon multiplication, fourth graders explore the France England Ohio Valley dispute, and seniors begin a new sidelights feature. Weather reporters Max Weeks and John Hazelett assist first graders.

Ainsworth Assyria Bill Boileau Max Weeks John Hazelett Helen Keller France England Ohio Valley Linda Gerdes

Senior interview highlights from class president McFarland

The first senior interviewed is Donald Eugene McFarland, class president. He lists nickname Jack Pet Peeve as basketball girls, favorite food chili soup, pastime playing basketball, favorite subjects bookkeeping and American literature, plans after graduation undecided, year he liked most junior, and views on graduation as should I think of it.

Donald Eugene McFarland Jack

Senior MYF Valentine Party Planned at Owens Home

Ainsworth Senior youth fellowship of the Ainsworth Methodist church hosts a Valentine party at Joyce and Meda Owens home on Wednesday evening February 8 at 7 o clock. The event also honors Meda Owens birthday. Mrs. W D Roberts sponsors the fellowship which meets Sundays at the church for worship and discussion.

Ainsworth Ainsworth Methodist Church Joyce Meda Owens Meda W. D. Roberts

United Presbyterian Ladies Aid Public Supper Feb 9

The United Presbyterian Church Ladies Aid will host a public supper on Thursday evening February 9 serving turkey and baked ham. Aid president Mrs Lee Hunt announced kitchen and dining room committees with Mrs W A McGinnis and Mrs Claude Kilgore chairing respectively and other members named.

Ainsworth The_ Ladies Aid society The United Presbyterian Church Lee Hunt Aid W. A. McGinnis Hunt Harry Boileau John Viara R. E. McFarland Mabel Gosling Max White Lee Norris Lawrence Wilson

Bridge Club Sees Eight Members, Prizes Awarded

The Ainsworth Tuesday Bridge Club met Friday with host Mrs. Kenneth Ornduff. Eight members played, with Mrs. Clifford Thompson winning high score and Mrs. Corbin Crawford travel prize. Hostess served a one course luncheon assisted by Mrs. Crawford. Next meeting set with Mrs. Orie O'Connor.

Ainsworth Kenneth Ornduff Clifford Thompson Corbin Crawford Crawford Orie O'Connor

Stone's Furniture and Repairs Rumor Repaired Chairs

Don works on chairs in a scene at Stone's Furniture as Leo makes calls. The shop advertises repair capabilities claiming they fix nearly anything and note Forman-Ford paints and varnishes.

Stone Don Leo Stone's Heck & Chic's Forman-Ford Bert

Glad Hand Missionary Society Meets Thursday

The Glad Hand Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian church met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Fred Orris’s home. Emma Walker led the session and the study topic was Japan. Refreshments were served by the hostess at the close.

Glad Hand Missionary Society Ainsworth The Glad Hand Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church Fred Orris

Anderson Seeks Change of Venue for Retrial

Iowa City attorney William Bartley said he will file a motion to move Oscar Anderson's retrial outside Johnson County due to alleged prejudice. Anderson, 61, was convicted of assault with intent to murder for the April 1948 shooting of Clifford Kelly. a new trial was granted after jurors admitted a newspaper story was present during deliberations.

Iowa City William Bartley Oscar Anderson Bartley Johnson County Anderson

New Cattle Treatment Moves Stomach Food to Bloated Cattle

A Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association report describes transferring contents from freshly slaughtered cattle stomachs to the stomach of chronic bloaters. The method is stated as practical and in some cases more effective than drugs.

Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association

Iowa Poetry Day Association announces student prize awards

The Iowa Poetry Day Association will award 100 dollars in cash prizes for poems by college, high school, and grade school students. Entries are due April 1, 1950 and will be printed in the association brochure. manuscripts must be original and under 20 lines.

Iowa Poetry Day Association Agnes V. Flannery Iowa Poetry Association Lacey A. London North Ninth Street Fort Dodge Association Marcella M. Rossiter Manly Iowa

Bandits Foiled By Quick Wits At Store

Philadelphia police report Lillian King, 21, thwarted two youth bandits who entered her mother's grocery, bought gum, then demanded the cash. They brandished imagined guns, she challenged them with "Show me the guns" and the pair fled the scene.

Philadelphia Missouri Lillian King Lillian

Wool price support set at 90 percent parity for 1950

Howard L. Wittrig, chairman of Washington county PMA, announced USDA fixed wool price support for 1950 at 90 percent parity as of March 15 1950. The full schedule by grade will appear around April 1 with support between 60 and 99 percent. The program runs April 1 1950 to March 31 1951, with producers choosing to sell to USDA or on the market after appraisal to compare prices and encourage larger trade sales.

Howard L. Wittrig Washington County PMA Committee U.S.D.A Mr. Wittrig Witting

Bed Sheets Distribution Based on Hem Position

A note explains that sheets may be distributed with the narrow hem at the head of the bed part of the time, affecting presentation and placement.

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Miss Thompson Stratton Washington Sara McGinnis Virginia Mary Joanne Thompson Vanita Owen Clive Klopfenstein A. D. Brown Hardware Stone's Furniture Pumping U.S Oury Eclipse Lumber Company Ainsworth Leek Gesling Mer Pangburns Johnsons Clearspun Sand’s Store MYF United Presbyterian Ladies Aid Planning Bridge Club Heck & Chic Repair Shop Bing Crosby Fred Astaire Paramount State Theatre Irving Berlin Emma Walker Japan Anderson Trial Ladies Aid of Ainsworth B. F. Goodrich Company State Brown Finance Co Court House PMA Joe Palooka Ham Fisher Joe Ann Nick Kenny Owans Es Moines Owa
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