Masonic School Attendee Returns. Local Movements Noted
J. M. White came home from Ottumwa after two days at a grand lodge school of instruction of the Masonic order. Mrs. David McCartney of Ainsworth visits her daughter Mrs. J. W. Fields and family for the week. The Tom Stirling family leaves Ainsworth for a new home near West Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. White
Ottumwa
Grand Lodge
Masonic Order
David McCartney
Ainsworth
J. W. Fields
Tom Stirling
West Chester
Des Moines Consultant to Depart After Two Day Visit
Eleanor Hartled of Des Moines, a foster homes and child welfare services consultant with the state division of child welfare, will leave this evening after two days of meetings with local individuals. Mr and Mrs Frank B Miller traveled to Chicago for a few days, with Miller, manager of the Iowa Southern Utility Company, attending a special gas appliance dealers meeting there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Hartled
Des Moines
State Division of Child Welfare
Frank B. Miller
Chicago
Miller
Iowa Southern Utility Company
Neighborhood Moves and Social Notes From Local Scene
Mr and Mrs Claude Woods move today to 514 North Marion avenue from a Dave Donovan home apartment. Mrs J O Elder departs for Placentia California to visit Mr and Mrs L R Morehouse and friends around Los Angeles for several weeks. B B Bordwell of Davenport visits, plans to move here by March 1 with family. Friday church event offers pancakes and sausage for 25 cents. EB Carris baking cakes. Maggie Foster recalls a 70 year old Valentine and a photo of her father’s log cabin. Pearl and Mariesimits display. Mrs W L Alcorn injured foot slipping on rug and will wear a cast. Helen Alcorn returns to work in Ottumwa. Rothschilds specials run through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Woods
North
Marion Avenue
Dave Donovan
J. O. Elder
Placentia
Calif
L. R. Morehous
Los Angeles
W. L. Alcorn
Helen Alcorn
Ottumwa
Hospital births and dismissals report at Columbus Junction
At the hospital Mrs. Guy Enke and infant son Lloyd Gene were dismissed yesterday for their home at Columbus Junction. Mrs. Isaac Kleese and infant daughter Mary Jo were dismissed this morning for their home on Washington route 4. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lenninger of Ainsworth are parents of a son born this morning at 12 40 weighing six pounds fourteen and one half ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Enke
Lloyd Gene
Columbus Junction
Isaac Kleese
Mary Jo
Washington
Richard Lenninger
Ainsworth
Golden Gloves Winners and Losers at Cedar Rapids
Bob Anderson and Clarence Haifley were eliminated in the finals of the Cedar Rapids Golden Gloves tournament. Gephart edged Anderson by a close decision after two knockdowns, while Haifley lost to Cashman in the 112 pound class. Other winners include Frederickson, Leggett, Barcus, Bassler, Veenstra, Gatzke, and Nance with multiple decisive bouts and upcoming Chicago bouts for Gephart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Anderson
Clarence Haifley
Washington
Cedar Rapids
Anderson
Marvin Whiters
Marvin Gephart
Mason City
Chicago
Gephart
Bob Io
Milton Cashman
Anamosa
Cashman
Martin Frederickson
Lenox
Glenn Shaver
Don Leggett
Monticello
Eldon Archamboult
Hampton
John Barcus
Harold Briggs
Vanes Bassler
Iowa City
John Glushyn
Bill Veenstra
Blairstown
Joe Whalen
Waverly
Laurence Gatzke
Jim Nance
Chester Gralund
Fairfield meet pairings altered in sectional basketball
Iowa High School Athletic Association executive secretary George A. Brown announced changes in Fairfield sectional pairings. Fairfield will play Mt. Pleasant in the first round while Brighton draws a bye in the revised bracket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
George A. Brown
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Fairfield
Mt. Pleasant
Brighton
Putnam Aids Southern Forest Station Work at Stoneville
John A. Putnam travels to Stoneville Mississippi to assist at the Southern Forest Experimental Station for a few months. DP Palmer and son Terry of Keota were shoppers here yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Putnam
Stoneville
Miss
Southern Forest Experimental Station
DP. Palmer and Son
Terry
Keota
Mrs. Lewis Vorel Buys House on Rhoades Estate
Mrs. Lewis Vorel becomes owner of the Rhoades Estate property with possession set for March 1. The couple previously hosted occupying residents, who plan their next move. Local residents visited Wayland and Washington, while others relocated or hosted guests in Wellman and nearby farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Vorel
Rhoades Estate
Frank Wilson
Wellman
Harold Swartzendruber
Ross Severt
Rex Severt
Wayland
Washington
Marion Bell
George Whetstine
Tuesaday
John
Guy Moothart
Irvin
Robert
Earl Griggs
West Chester
Preston Conant
Des Moines
John DeFreese
Leo Kinsinger
Bert Dean
P. M. Conant
Olin
Loren van Doren
Roseland
Impresa
Globe Trotters Visit Featured in Local Basketball Duel
Tickets for the game between the Maid-Rites and the Harlem Globe Trotters go on sale next Thursday February 22. Tom Cantoni at the Candy Kitchen and Bob Marshall at the Y M C A sell admissions priced 35 cents for adults and 45 cents for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Maid-Rites
Harlem Globe Trotters
Tom Cantoni
Candy Kitchen
Bob Marshall
Ainsworth Tigers Defeat Chester Five 65 to 26
Ainsworth Tigers claim their second win of the season defeating West Chester five 65 to 26. Norris and Koehler starred for Ainsworth in the lopsided victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Chester
Norris
Koehler
Ainsworth Tigers
West Chester
WGFT
Sb Koehler
Conny Davis
Beenblossom
Pearson Se
J Edmondson
Walker Kiene
Kxatmondson
Pearson
Lance
Cuddeback
Harvey
Maid-Rites Edge Muscatine In Thrilling Final Minute
The Maid-Rites defeated St. Marys Muscatine 41 to 40 in a closely fought game at the Y. Tom Cantoni Dale Fuhr and Don McClure starred with late field goals and scoring bursts as Washington rallied from a fourth quarter deficit. Cantoni’s late bomb from center sealed the win as Rinisi Roby and Muscatine’s standouts added late buckets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Cantoni
Dale Fuhr
Don McClure
Tom
Maid-Kites
St. Mary’s
Muscatine
Washington
McClure
Cantons
Rininsiand
Roby
Cantoni
Riverside Teams Drop Two Games in Conference Action
Riverside high School boys and girls teams lost to Conesville on Conesville’s floor. The boys were defeated 28 to 19 and the girls 23 to 17, with Riverside led by the end of the third period before Conesville overtook them in the final quarter. The Riverside girls still top the B-5 conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Riverside High School
Conesville High School
Conesville
Riverside Girls
Local residents gather for family visits and community meeting
Mrs. George King’s home hosts Rose Lind and Wellman School student. visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Toppan Johnson and James Phillips at his Washington area residence. several families shared Sunday calls in Emery Gingerich and Marl Whetstine homes as North English residents Bell move to the Johnson tenant house. county Legion and Auxiliary hold a joint county meeting in Washington Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George King
Roselind
Wellman
Toppan Johnson
Roger
Harriette Jane
Mrs. Johnson
James Phillips
Washington
Russell Bhernfelt
Jimmy
Billy
Muscatine
Emery Gingerich
Newt Bell
North English
Marl Whetstine
Donald Bell
Bell
Johnson
Carroll Durian
Guy Moothart
Mark Schaffer
D. Miller
John Flading
Web Morrow
Merle Munson
The
Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Growth of television and glass market in early broadcasting era
Television matches radio in expansion as 36,000,000 sets are in use twenty years after broadcasting began. Glass producers expect demand for 20,000,000 square feet of mirror glass for projection screens, per figures from a leading glass firm.
Highland Social Club Meets At Mrs Murphy Home
Mrs Will Murphy hosted the Highland Social club on Thursday afternoon in Union Dale with fourteen members and eight visitors. A brief business session included a roll call with house cleaning hints, followed by Chinese checkers and rock. Luncheon closed the gathering and plans were announced for March 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Dale
Will Murphy
Highland Social Club
Mollie O' Conner
Myrtle
Spurgeon Employees Dine with Manager at Valentine Party
Spurgeon store employees were guests of manager Harold Johnson and Mrs. Johnson at a dinner party last evening. Nine guests sat at a single table in the Johnson home with a Valentine motif centerpiece of red carnations. After dinner, games of cards and convivial conversation followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spurgeon
Harold Johnson
Former Teacher Committed After Sanity Hearing
OsKaloosa reports Gladys Bair a former Redfield school teacher was brought before a Madison county sanity commission and committed to the Mount Pleasant state hospital. The action followed a complaint by her mother Mrs John Bair of University Park after she was suspended by the Redfield school board amid tension over Bible reading at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Gladys Bair
Redfield
Madaska
Vanguard Sunday School Class Meeting in Wellman
The February meeting of the Vanguard Sunday school class was held at the home of Mrs. Ross Severt with hostesses Mrs. L C Miller Mrs. Richard Cray Mrs. Frank Wilson and Mrs. Delbert Maxwell. A pot luck dinner and afternoon needlework followed a business session led by president Mrs. Guy Moothart. The class voted to oversee music at church services next Sunday evening February 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
J. M. Schlabaugh
Feruary
FE A Webb
Ployd Lewis
Guy Moothart
Home Fund
Chas. Durian
Welle Maplethorpe
Presa
Frank Wilson
Henry Mille
Ross Glang
Carroll Durian
Part Griges
Henry Berger
Floyd Lewis
Tiny Visby cottages cradle lilac gardens
On Gotland's Visby island city, cottages so small they sit under lilac blooms in back gardens. The quaint homes, matched with blooming yards, evoke a picturesque Baltic setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotland
Sweden
Visby
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