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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1963

Page

7

Ainsworth School Activities Highlight February Events

Former social studies teacher Kenneth Miner has earned the rank of Ensign in the Navy after officer training. Professor Louis Lynch visited the county schools, library books were delivered for the month, and Riverside junior high boys were slated to play. Ainsworth hosted a Friday program featuring a one act play Wits. dow and readings from Cheaper by the Dozen, with district speech contest on Saturday. The district play sects contest was set for Thursday with nine other schools. A seniors class play Teen-Age Millionaire was chosen for later. Junior class sponsored dances followed Friday games, and Mt. Union sectional free throw results listed Tigerettes and scorers.

Kenneth Miner Ainsworth Navy Louis Lynch State College of Iowa Riverside Carolyn Coon Ainsworth Auditorium Carol Donaldson Pat de Mike Klopfenstein Linda Cottr Mike Zachs Dianne Brehmer John Ellinger Madellen Pronga Pattierdes Alma Havel Tom White Othe Ainsworth School Jerry Mapel Mike Wood Ed Skubal Cochran Robert St. Clair Donna Miller Ellen Knott Neruy Mt. Union

Pepper-Ettes 4-H Members in Meeting

The Pepper Ettes 4-H Club met Saturday afternoon in Ainsworth with Patti Gerdes and June Johnston speaking on Making Things with Milk. Demonstrations were given by Siaron Gerot Milie Stout, Patti Gerdes, Brekmer, Cindy Gesling, and Relisaes. A contribution was given to IFYE. Next meeting set for March 9 with Millie Stout.

Ainsworth Pepper Ettes 4 - H Club Patti Gerdes June Johnston Siaron Gerot Brekmer Cindy Gesling Relisaes IFYE Millie Stout

Pinochle Club Meets At Cleo Orris Home

The Pinochle group met Thursday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Orris home. Pinochle was played at three tables and refreshments were served at the close. The next meeting will be March 7 with Mr. and Mrs. Max White Jr.

Ainsworth Cleo Orris Max White

Sewing Circle Hostess Opens Meeting at Mrs Don Simmering

Mrs Don Simmering served as hostess to the Sewing Circle gathering Tuesday afternoon. Refreshments were provided. The next meeting is scheduled for February 19 with Mrs Gary Van Dyke assisting.

Mrs. Don Simmering

Heartland Workers Named for Ainsworth Heart Fund Drive

Ross serves as campaign chairman in Ainsworth with solicitors listed as Mrs Agnes Bowman Mrs Don Rabenold Mrs George Colthurst Mrs Charles D Thompson Mrs Charles Jenkins Mrs Richard McFarland Mrs Fred Pfeifer Mrs Charles Droll Mrs GF Trotter and Mrs Ronald Hawkins. Lloyd Edwards chairs Oregon Township drive and February 28 is Heart Sunday with materials available for club programs.

Ainsworth

OES Instruction To Be Held Wednesday

AINSWORTH The OES met at the Masonic Temple with Mrs Bill Hawkins and Fred Hawkins presiding. Mrs Don Bust was installed as Ruth and future plans included a school of instruction on Wednesday February 13 at the temple. Refreshments were served by several members.

Ainsworth OES Masonic Temple Bill Hawkins Fred Hawkins Don Bust Ruth School of Instruction Temple Bill Trotter G. Trotter Will Dea Harold Ross

Supper Club Meets in G F Trotter Home

Ainsworth residents gathered Saturday at the G F Trotter home for the Supper Club. Bridge was played at two tables with high score prize going to Mrs. Floyd Blankenhorn and Don Rabenold. Consolation prizes went to Mrs. Don Rabenold and Orie O Conner. Next meeting set for February 23 with the Rabenolds.

Ainsworth GP. Trotter Floyd Blankenhorn Don Rabenold Orie O'Conner Rabenolds

County Health Nurse Speaks to Club Group

County health nurse Mrs. Suter spoke to the Irienaty Families club meeting at Mrs Stout Sr home. She covered polio vaccines home poisoning and related health topics. An informal Q and A followed with small business notes and refreshments served by Mrs Stout and guests.

Valentine Bill Stout

Ainsworth Locals Share Visits and Travel Updates

Ainsworth locals recount travels from Mt. Pleasant to Apple Valley California and back, noting fog delays and warm weather. Families attend a Federal Land Bank dinner in Pleasant, plus gatherings for birthdays and multiple visits among relatives. A note mentions Maynard Hites becoming vice president of Barker-Roe Publishing Co in Chicago.

Dwight Harley Mt. Pleasant Apple Valley Calif G.F. Trotter Sam Stephens C.A. Thompson Charles Rademaker Federal Land Bank MU Pleasant Wednesds Jane Mabin Maynard (Doolie) Hites Barker - Roe Publishing Co Chicago Roe Peterson Co

Four Corners Club Meets With Mrs Bowman

The Four Corners Club met Thursday with Mrs Agnes Bowman and Mrs Dennis Stout. The afternoon was spent making items. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be March 7 with Mrs Cora Bitting.

Ainsworth Four Corners Club Mes Agnes Bowman Dennis Stout Cora Bitting

Legion Auxiliary Work Session to Be Held Tuesday

AINSWORTH The Americas Legion Auxiliary will meet Tuesday February 19 at 10 30 a.m. in Legion Hall for an all day meeting Members should bring or be prepared to gather carpet rag material and to make scarves Scissors needle and thread are needed A potluck dinner will start at noon Hostesses are Mrs Wilk lard McCracken Mrs John Dea and Mrs C A Thompson Members should bring a dish to pass and their own table service Mrs Harold Ross will present a program on communism.

Ainsworth Americas Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Hosteses Wilk Lard McCracken John Dea C.A. Thompson Harold Ross

Feed Grain Program At School Wednesday

Ainsworth county ASC office manager will explain the feed grain program at a meeting in the Ainsworth school. All interested persons are invited to attend at 7:30 p.m. Coffee and doughnuts will be furnished by the Ainsworth State Bank.

Ainsworth Washington County ASC Ainsworthchool The Ainsworth State Bank

Sorosis Club Marks 36th Anniversary at Ainsworth

The Sorosis Study Club met at Mrs Paul Beards home for a cooperative dinner celebrating its 36th anniversary. Co hosts Mrs Mac Wallace and Mrs WD Roberts arranged pink and arctic decorations with sweet pea centerpieces. roll call for topics nominated officers including Grove Leits as president and Lloyd Edwards as vice president. A program on Great Leaders featured slides. plans for a March exhibit at Ainsworth Methodist Church were announced by Mrs Fred Pfeifer.

Ainsworth Sorosis Study Club Paul Beard Mac Wallace WD. Roberts Roberts Burke McCreedy Corbin Crawford Charles Rademaker Grove Leits Lloyd Edwards Evercite Tobin Mae Wallace Havel Gerdes Everette Tobin Grove Letts Ainsworth Methodist Church Fred Pfeifer

Ainsworth UPW Holds All Day Sewing Meeting

Nine United Presbyterian Women met with Mrs. George T Koesler for an all day prayer and sewing session. Rev Dale Brohmer attended the prayer time. A cooperative salad line was served at noon as quilt blocks were sewn and crib quilts backed and tied. Baby blankets and pillow slips were requested for the next meeting with Mrs. Harold Ross.

Ainsworth United Presbyterian Women George T. Koesler Dale Brohmer John Koesler Harold Ross Lawrence Wilson Louis Kochler Robert Gerot

Cauliflower Soaking Routine for Salt Water Prep

Soak cauliflower in salt water for at least 39 minutes before cooking to soften texture and enhance flavor. Maintain steady simmer after soaking, then finish with preferred seasonings or sauces.

Stormproof Telephone Lines Expand Across Iowa

Northwestern Bell plans a 5 million program to stormproof long distance lines linking Iowa cities. More than 20 000 miles of wires will be added with 312 miles buried and microwave routes extended. By year end 90 percent of long distance lines will be protected, with new cables and substations increasing intercity connections across Des Moines Council Bluffs Atlantic Winterset and others.

Desmol DPA Northwestern Bell Telephone Company Iowa Doung. Mulhearn Northwestern Bell Meochalltown Oskaloosa Mulhearn Davenport Des Moines Council Bluffs Omaha Mason City Minneapolis Clarinda Shenandoah Kansas City Dubuque Waterloo Fort Dodge Sioux City Atlantic Carroll Harlan Winterset Osceola Chariton DeWitt Maquoketa Iowa City Ainsworth Washington Ottumwa Bloomfield Centerville Telphone Rthwestern Bell

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