Ainsworth Couple Marks Golden Anniversary
Ainsworth January 15 marked 50 years of marriage for Mr. and Mrs. A B Moore as their family recalls a life of farm work retirement to a town home and shared travels. They wed January 15 1884 on the Supplee Homestead near Ainsworth Rev Brown united them. Their seven children include Harry Fred Roy Frank Carrie Williamson Emma Rennie with one daughter deceased. The couple now live with their son Roy and plan to move back to Main Street in March as a postponed program notes details and a February reunion event.
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Ainsworth
A. B. Moore
Supplee
Rev Brown
United Presbyterian Church
Roy
Harry
Cedar Rapids
Fred
Frank
Carrie Williamson
Austin
Minn
Emma
Rennie
Ada Okla
Main Street
Minnesota
Iowa
Field House
Iowa City
Illinois
Charles Simpson
Ronald Keiper
Wil
McConnell
Helen Gardner
Corwin Evans
James Ginkens
Hs Brother Lee
Wapello
Beeman
Ft. Collins
Colo
Olive Arthaud
Delta Delt Club
Forrest Shermer
Priscilla Poiton
Washington
Wilson Welliver
Geo. Fulton
Er. W. Spessard
Kila Rowan
Robert Rowan
Charles Dunshee
N Kilgore
Glenn Porter
Joseph Rowan
KE. W. Spessard
Ainsworth High Wins Two Games
Ainsworth High defeated Cotter teams twice in a Tuesday night doubleheader at the local gym. The freshmen game ended 28 to 8 and the first team contest finished 26 to 21. A postgame lunch in domestic science room celebrated sportsmanship and friendship between schools.
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Cotter
Ainsworth Basketball Registerites
Ainsworth
Local Reunion Memory and Junior Class Play Planned
The report covers Co. K members at a Washington reunion, a junior class play directed by Miss Hutchison for January 31, and a cast list. It also notes club meetings, attendance at a Minnesota Iowa game, visits, and various community notices including church events and schedules.
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Co. K
Washington
Miss Hutchison
Uncle Jimmie
Kenneth McConnell
Bob Hailey
Junior McCaleb
Battling Bennie
Bogs
Duane White
Harry Dover
Harold Gerdis
Ned Collins
Puffy
Perry Reinier
Patricia Niles
Marjorie Frame
Lil Haily
Florence Marr
Mab Allen
Wilma Stephens
Mrs. Haily
Eudith Henderson
Rosie
Marian Fitzgerald
Bible school schedule and church events announced
Worship at 11 o clock with Bible school at 14 o clock. The session “The Hope of the World” and intermediate class at 6 39 occupy time alongside “Getting Along with Others” as subject. Time extends half hour and mission book study follows. A social at the church Friday night and Ladies Aid meets Thursday. Pastor FF Sharpe delivers notice.
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Epworth League
É. R. Butterworth
Bible School
Heriuopeubiert
P. Co. U
Bert Booth Thireday
News Notes Of Our Neighboring Communities
Local brief from the Journal’s D. F. Macon column highlights recent events in nearby towns. Short items cover civic updates, public meetings, and community milestones with concise notes and names of involved residents or officials.
Washington natives remembered in Chicago Tribune report
January 18 feature recounts Washington state residents featured by the Chicago Tribune. It highlights their lives, careers, and ties to the Pacific Northwest community through a retrospective profile.
Mound Produce Station Notes and Local Updates
At the Mound Produce station we met Joe Heisdroffer who attended the Trier Bros Hereford sale north of Richland last fall. Reports praise the Heisdroffer Dawson Herefords and note improved conditions for several local residents and subscribers, with hospital visits and daily life details from Keota and nearby towns.
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Mound
Joe Heisdroffer
Trier Bros. Sale
Richland
Mheisdroffer
Dawson Herefords
Traylor Improves After Mild Flu Then Branchial Infection
Melvin A. Traylor president of the First National bank has been confined at home with a mild influenza attack and an acute branchial infection. Dr. William R. Cubbins said there is no cause for alarm and he should return to his office within a few days.
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Melvin A. Traylor
First National Bank
William R. Cubbins
Traylor
Chicago Tribune
Washington Visitors Won’t Need Details
Glen Cuddyback of R. 4 Jas. Brooks of R. 2 John R. Williams of Crawfordville and W. S. Stockman Washington R. 4 were Washington visitors Wednesday.
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Glen Cuddyback
Jas. Brooks
John R.* Williams
Crawfordville
W. S. Stockman
Washington R
Washington
Reader thanks for daily subscription subscription support
Ainsworth resident C. H. Wolf of R 3 thanks for home daily subscription to one of the clubs and the Christian Herald, promising the family a year of good reading.
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C. H. Wolf
Ainsworth R. 3
Christian Herald
Givans Says Roads Not Bad But Home Before Thaw
Ted Givans notes roads on A. 3 are passable and would prefer to come in rather than have responders travel out. he aims to reach home before thaw progresses.
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Jim Cunningham
Jim
Ferguson
Ted Givans
Keota sale boosts stock line at Triet Bros event
John Dusenberry, described as a good old scout, joined a trip to Keota for business and to attend the Triet Bros sale. The store offered a better stock line and the sale reportedly sold well.
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John Dusenberry
Keota
Triet Bros
Estate sale set for January 29 by administrator
Frank Stoutner administrator for the late Matt McGraw estate scheduled a sale for January 29. Advertising will appear later in the Keola Fagle and Washington papers.
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Frank Stoutner
Matt McGraw_ estate
Washington
Locales and residents span Keota area in unclear note
Fragmentary item names several locals including J. A. Freshwaters Wes Chester and Glen Davis with ties to Keota Ainsworth Trier Bros and a West Keota residence. No clear event or date.
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J. A. Freshwaters
Wes Chester
Keota
Glen Davis
Ainsworth
Trier Bros
Gale Glenn
Food Road
Bulgarian National Dance The Here
The Bulgarian national dance here is identified as Here. The note clarifies the term Here as the traditional folk dance form associated with Bulgaria.
Chicago Market Cattle and Hogs See Price Lifts
Chicago hog and cattle prices rise with 33 000 hogs and 5 000 cattle listed. Hogs gain about 10 higher than Wednesday while cattle and calves show broad ranges by weight and grade including steers 650 to 900 pounds at 6.75 to 7.35 and vealers 5.00 to 6.50 for good and choice. Sheep and feeding lambs also reported with gains across weights.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Market Report January 18
Chicago market notes show steady overall receipts and varied quality across divisions. Produce and poultry demand fluctuates with steady to unsettled pricing. grain futures mixed with No 2 mixed corn around 19 to 49 cents, receipts listed for multiple categories.
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Chicago
Wyman Community Club Hosts Meeting and Chooses Fund project
Mrs. J. K. Dunn hosted the Wyman community club on Wednesday afternoon January 10. Twenty eight members attended with guests Mrs. Joe Davis and Mrs. Kenneth Rees. The group decided to sponsor a Community Sing with a small admission to raise funds for library books.
Closing Out Sales List Across Several Towns Saturday
Closing out sales announced in multiple Nebraska towns with dates and organizers including A J Waggoner in Brighton January 23 Alex McCreedy near Ainworth January 24 Duncan and Harrigan January 30 Matt McGraw estate sale January 21 near Keota miles northwest of Keota.
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A. J. Waggoner
Brighton
Alex McCreedy
Ainworth
Club Meeting Notes Include Book Fund and Piano Solo
The club voted 5.00 for new books and enjoyed a piano solo by Mrs Kenneth Rees. Members worked jigsaw puzzles and refreshments were served by Mrs J C Cannon Mrs M Davis and Miss Gladys Court ney. Next meeting at Mrs John Evans home. bring a valentine. Port records show 1923 ship tonnage at 1 551 320 tons, up 13 percent from 1932 with five new steamship routes out of Tess port.
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Kenneth Rees
J. C. Cannon
M. Davis
Gladys Courtney
John Evans
Dock Board
Tess
Shipping Report From New Orleans for Last Six Months
New Orleans shipping data shows activity in the port area over the past six months. The report highlights inbound and outbound vessels, cargo types, and the port's economic impact on local trade.
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New Orleans Shipping
Greater New Orleans
U.P
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