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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1951

Page

4

Hogs Bought and Sold at Ainsworth Station Spotlighted

Mike Flenner and family run a hog buying station on highway 92 near Ainsworth with the Jones brothers handling trucking to Davenport. Since 1934 the operation has averaged 35,000 hogs a year, with prices tied to grade from 5 1 2 to 20 cents per pound and year round marketing across several sites including Morning Sun and Columbus Junction.

Ainsworth T. A Mike) Flenner Richard Hotle Mike Flenner Cudahy Bros Cudahy Wisconsin Mike Jones Brothers Oscar Mayer Davenport Flenner Hotle T. A. Flenner Morning Sun Columbus Junction

Clean Up Day Slated by WSCS at Ainsworth Church

Ainsworth Methodist Church hosts a WSCS Clean Up Day all day with events starting at 9 a.m. Lunch at noon. women asked to bring their own. Needed items include sweepers brooms dust mops and wax. rumors say tall men may help with ladders.

Joe Darold Davenport Ainsworth Ainsworth Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service

Sunday School Meeting Planned Next Monday

Ainsworth Methodist Sunday school teachers and officers meet Monday January 15 at 7 30 p m. Fred Pfeifer and Larry Campbell general superintendents will lead the meeting. Nate Crawford was a holiday visitor at the Harold Nichols and Mrs Ela Crawford home.

Aixsworth Ainsworth Fred Pfeifer Larry Campbell Nate Crawford Harold Nichols Mrs. Ela Crawford

Bible Presentation Opens Youth Session At Ainsworth Church

A new Bible was presented at Sunday night youth fellowship at Ainsworth Methodist Church. Committee in charge included David Stout Charlene Romaine and Charles Thompson. Worship leader was Bob Elliott Rev Carl Steefel led juniors and seniors in a discussion on What Do You Mean When You Say Jesus. Additional topics to follow include sin the holy spirit heaven hell and the devil. Devotional leader January 14 is George Stout with Maurine Stephens on piano.

Ainsworth Ainsworth Methodist Church David Stout Charlene Romaine Charles Thompson Bob Elliott Carl Steefel George Stout Maurine Stephens

Chamber Dinner Set For Wednesday Evening

Chamber of commerce members and friends are reminded of a dinner at the Methodist Church on Wednesday January 10 at 7 p m Dr A C Peterson Washington county veterinarian will show pictures of a western Canadian fishing trip and speak on his experiences A group of grade school children will present a brief musical program.

Ainswort Chamber of Commerce A. C. Peterson Washington County

Bridge Party Held At McGinnis Home Monday

Mr and Mrs W L McGinnis hosted a New Year s bridge party at their home with five tables in play. Larry Trotter and wife won high score prizes while Kenneth Ornduff and Corbin Crawford earned low prizes for women and men respectively. Refreshments were served by Mrs W A McGinnis Mrs Claude Kilgore and Mrs Ornduff.

Ainsworth W. L. McGinnis Larry Trotter Kenneth Ornduff Corbin Crawford W. A. McGinnis Claude Kilgore Ornduff

Evans Family Attends Wedding at Algona

FAFAVIEW Iowa reports the Evans family attending the wedding of Kathleen Evans to Ralph Tingley in Algona. The piece notes accompanying visits and guests including Ed Rees family, Johnnis Evans of Chicago, Stan Miller, Earl Monson, Arvid Anderson, Leland Olson, Roy Kennedy, Dale Darbyshire, and Charles Cannon among other local social events.

Floyd Blankenhorn Fafaview J. W. Evans Kathleen Ralph Tingley Wheaton, Ill Algona Ed Rees Johnnis Evans Chicago Oliver Reese Arvid Anderson Leland Olson Burlington Iowa City Anderson Roy Kennedys Swedesburg Dale Darbyshire Charles Cannon Winfield H. L. Wittrig

Ainsworth Locals Note Community Happenings

Local residents recount visits and family news. Ainsworth families traveled to Keokuk for New Year dinner with the Campbells of Washington. Mrs Freeland improves after illness and joins breakfast. United Presbyterian church observes communion with four new members. Ainsworth chapter OES to install officers January 10 at Masonic hall. New Year potluck at church with music and films. Quentin Jenkins returns to Iowa State College after holidays. Louis Nordyke on Navy leave from Paris Island. Mrs Jasper Thompson returns from Alaska to care for mother. Neal Sands visits then returns to Arlington New Jersey.

Bill Smylie Clifford Campbell Washington Keokuk Herb Letherberg J. E. Freeland D. D. Stephens Jr Mercy Hospital Iowa City Ainsworth O.E.S Masonic Hall United Presbyterian Church New Years Quentin Jenkins Iowa State College Ames Charles Jenkins Louis Nordyke Navy Paris Island North Carolina Jasper Thompson Alaska J. S. Freeland Neal Sands Arlington N. J Mrs. A. E.*sands

New Year Socials Round Crawfordsville Area

Washington residents Mr and Mrs Darbyshire and family shared a New Year dinner at Wayne Knupps. Floyd Blankenhorn and Donald Blankenhorn plus Donna and Jackie visited the Hustons for New Year’s Day. Henderson Monson and the Federated church group hosted a New Year dinner in Crawfordsville. Dale Darbyshire joined a pancake supper at Pleasant Hill church. Earl Monson drove Don to Iowa City for college. Pat Edgar returned to her residence.

Carl Schneider Washington Darbyshire Lyle and Allan Wayne Knupp’s Darbyshire’s Floyd Blankenhorn Donald Blankenhorn Donna Jackie Clyde Huston Robert Henderson Earl Monson Federated Church Crawfordsville William Edgar Dale Darbyshire Pleasant — Hill Church Don Iowa City Cedar Rapids Pat Edgar

Hazel Hunt Hosts 1942 Graduating Class Reunion

Hazel Hunt entertained members of her graduating class of 1942 at her home during part of the holiday break. Attendees included John Koehler, Theological seminary student in Pittsburgh. Mr. and Mrs. John Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Richardson and family. Connie Stephens of Chicago. Absent were Bob Koehler and Dallas Swisher who is stationed in Texas. Refreshments were served at the close.

Ainsworth Hazel Hunt John Koehler Theological Seminary Pittsburgh John Walker Vern Richardson Washington Connie Stephens Chicago Bob Koehler Dallas Swisher Texas

Cedar Clipper 4 H club meets with Mrs Crawford

Cedar Clipper 4 H club members respond to roll call with a note on school lunch menus. Ruth Witthoft presides as plans form for a skating party January 22 at Kalona with the Cedar Chips boys club. Mrs Crawford demonstrates bran muffins and serves refreshments after recreation.

Cedar Clipper 4-H Club Maurice Crawford Kalona Cedar Chips Boys Club Ruth Witthoft

Proper Care Tips for Washing Crystal Dishware

Wash crystal in warm, light suds of mild soap or detergent to preserve beauty. Avoid sudden temperature changes by not plunging crystal from hot to cold or from cold to hot water.

Cedar Falls School Work and Ames Visit Note

The record notes school work at Cedar Falls on Tuesday and Bob Evans returning to Ames. Mr and Mrs William Edgar and family visited Homer Maver's home in West Chester on Friday.

Cedar Falls Bob Evans William Edgar Homer Maver West Chester

Mrs. Ornduff Wins High Bridge Prize at Club Meeting

Mrs. Kenneth Ornduff won the high score prize while Mrs. Claude Kilgore took the travel prize and Mrs. Paul Beard received the consolation prize during the R.O.S. bridge club gathering held Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. W. A. McGinnis. One guest, Mrs. W. L. McGinnis, attended. The hostess served a one course luncheon assisted by her daughter in law.

Ainswuklh Kenneth Ornduff Claude Kilgore Paul Beard R.O.S. Bridge Club W. A. McGinnis W. L. McGinnis

Former Ainsworth Man Dies in New Mexico

Word has been received of the death of Rev. H. B. McCrory of Delta Colorado. He died Saturday in Carlsbad New Mexico and burial will be in Delta. McCrory was pastor of the United Presbyterian church in Ainsworth in the 1920s and is survived by his wife and a son Ladine.

Ainsworth H. B. McCrory Delta Colo Carlsbad New Mexico

Ronald Rogers Stars In Panacea Show At Iowa City

Ronald Rogers son of Supt and Mrs Rog ers of Ainsworth starred in the Panacea show after the Purdue Iowa basketball game. The sophomore liberal arts student at the university played the singing sailor in In the Pink and sang Song of the Wannaku Maidens.

Ainsworth Ronald Rogers Mr Rogers Purdue-Iowa Ronald

Lincoln Street Club Meets in Weber Home

Mrs. Charles Weber hosted seven Lincoln Street club members and one guest, Mrs. Karl White, Friday afternoon at the Weber home. Members spent the afternoon visiting. The next meeting will be in two weeks with Mrs. M. F. Hawkins. Conte luncheon was served with assistance from Mrs. White.

Lincoln Street Club Weber Home M. F. Hawkins

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