Local News and Community Notes From Ainsworth Area
Local community notes cover attendances at O B S installation in Ainsworth, poultry market ads, Floyd Johnson’s illness and service at Ames dairy department, Jacob Schrader moving, Des Moines and Des Moines related business in Washington store visits, cold storage locker rentals in Washington, family visits from Wayland and Newton, a St James church card party, Mildred Moffitt starting field work in Emmetsburg, Benteco store sales increase and awards with prizes for staff and a four way lighting floor for the manager and kodaks for clerks.
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Benteco
Packard Scores 43 as Ottumwa Triumphs Over Cards 64 56
Packard of Ottumwa pours in 43 points to pace the Iowa Success business college team past the Washington junior college Cardinals 64 to 56. Chuck adds 23 for Washington as Ottumwa races to a 23 10 first-quarter lead, then holds on with Packard sealing the outcome in the final period alongside Mangold and Hoskins contributing despite injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packard
Ottumwa
Washington
Iowa Success Business College
Mr. Chuck
Chuck
Cardinals
Pete Hoskins
Franny Mangold
Town
Fisher
Williams
Anderson
Lyman
Craiger
Hoeskine
Yoder
Keiper
Mangold
Jungbluth
Fry
Kistler
Living Lake PTA Meets at School House
Dr F W Eastwood spoke at the Living Lake P T A meeting held last evening at the school house. Cloyce Stewart presented the Parent Teachers magazine review. Refreshments were served by Harry Drake and Mrs Glenn Thompson, the committee for this meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Eastwood
Living Lake P. T. A
Cloyce Stewart
Harry Drake
Glenn Thompson
Hospital Dismissals Include Local Residents and Visiting Family
At the hospital Frank Cletern and Clyde Cortney both of Brighton and Dayton Eden of Columbus Junction were dismissed today. Mrs D H Whetstine and her baby daughter were dismissed yesterday for their home in Wellman. Beverly Bean three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman Bean Ainsworth was admitted today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cletern
Clyde Courtney
Brighton
Dayton Eden
Columbus Junction
D. H. Whetstine
Wellman
Beverly Bean
Norman Bean
Ainsworth
Birthday Party For Bonnie West Held At Parents Home
Bonnie West was surprised with a birthday party hosted by her mother and sister at her parents N. B. E. West residence. Guests included Helen and Hazel Simmering Jean West Rosella Virginia Sheetz Keith White Wilbur West and others. Games such as Chinese checkers and dominos were played. Ice cream and cake were served with a large birthday cake as the centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie West
Mrs. N. BE. West
Helen
Hazel Simmering
Jean West Rosella
Virginia Sheetz
Keith White
Wilbur West
Cardinals Will Be Stronger in Next Semester
Washington's junior college Cardinals, a top team, plan stronger line with four new players for the second semester. Enrollees Wayne Chamberlin, Howard Herron from Wyman HS join Coach Fred Maasdam’s squad, plus Walter McFarland from Ainsworth expected to enroll. Mangold remains eligible. most of the current team stays, though a player or two may leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cardinals
Wayne Chamberlin
Howard Herron
Wyman
Fred Maasdam
Walter McFarland
Ainsworth
Ainsworth High School
Harland Mead
Maquoketa
Muscatine
Francis Mangold
Dean Mead
Toledo Boy Plays on Michigan Team
A Toledo bred center Jim Rae stands six foot four and plays for Michigan in the Iowa City game tonight. Rae is a product of DeVilbiss high school in Toledo Ohio and was an all city center there under coach Hod Rice of Washington. He is expected to be highlighted by radio announcers.
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Iowa City
Jim Rae
Michigan
DeVilbiss High School
Toledo
Ohio
Kalona Victor in Ke-Wash Contest
Kalona defeated Brighton 32 to 16 in the only Ke-Wash league game last night. Half time stood 11 to 5. Henry of Brighton and Gingerich of Kalona were standout players. Wellman beat St Mary's of Riverside 29 to 16 with Lewis 15 and Irvin Moothart 11 leading Wellman. River side Knebel had 6 and Frank 4. Richland and West Chester did not play due to Richland's Keokuk county tournament in Sigourney.
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Kalona
Brighton
Henry
Gingerich
Richland
West Chester
Keokuk
Sigourney
Wellman
St. Mary's of
Riverside
Well
Fort Madison Tops Little Six League
Fort Madison high school basketball team defeated Burlington 17 to 16 at Fort Madison to seize undisputed first place in the Little Six after previously sharing the top spot. Keokuk topped Mt. Pleasant 26 to 24 at Keokuk, while Ottumwa lost to Fairfield 33 to 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Fort Madison
Keokuk
Mt. Pleasant
Ottumwa
Fairfield
Crawfordsville Defeated by Yarmouth in Tricounty League
Crawfordsville wrests a 30.22 defeat at home Tuesday night as Yarmouth dominates the Cyclones in the Tricounty League. The Crawfordsville girls also fall to Yarmouth, 48-16, with Bernice Brown of Wellman among shoppers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Yarmouth
Cyclones
Habecker
Crawfordaville
Tha
Demons Fall at Muscatine 38-14 in Poor Display
Washington high School Demons lost to Muscatine 38 to 14. Poor shooting and unproductive attempts doomed their effort as Muscatine pulled away after a 7-4 first quarter. McConnell and Deems led Muscatine with timely baskets while Washington managed only a lone field goal by Bob Lewis and a late free throw by Jack Watson. The defeat left Washington tied for fourth with Fairfield in the league standings behind Fort Madison, Burlington, and Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington High School
Muscatine
McConnell
Deems
Washington
Bob Lewis
Demons
Jack Watson
Fairfield
Mt. Pleasant
Fort Madison
Burlington
Bea Moore Feted at Supper Party in Boller Home
Bea Moore was guest of honor at a formal supper hosted by Mrs. O. F. P. Boller with Ruth Boller as hostess. The Moore family plans to move to Danville Tennessee soon. After supper, twelve guests stayed for a Rendezvous dance at the Boller home. Others present included Ruth Smith Betty McCall Violet Flynn Martha Anne Mace Hilton Durst Charles Holden Cloud Willits Jr Stewart Banford Francis Manfold and Daryl Burham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pea Moore
Pr. Ang
FP. Boller
Ruth Boller
Misa Moore
Sidney Moore
Danville
Ruth Smith
Betty McCall
Violet Flynn
Martha Anne Mace
Hilton Durst
Charles Holden
Cloud Willits, Jr
Stewart Bell
Francis Manfold
Daryl Burham
Mrs. Irwin to Speak at Garden Meeting Next Tuesday
Mrs J N Irwin of Briehton was unable to attend last evening's garden department session. Her talk on trees and the canker worm is rescheduled for Tuesday at 7 20 PM at the home of Mrs B F Bostwick Jr. Mrs W F Bickel spoke on birds and a good attendance was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Irwin
Briehton
Garden Department
B. F. Bostwick, Jr
Ne. Long
W. F Bickel
Young People Hold Social Meeting in Church Last Night
The senior group of the Baptist church hosted a Friday evening social in the church social hall. A program of games was enjoyed with refreshments served. Announcements covered reorganization and new members from the junior society. Gladys Turnipseed presides, Wayne Kendrick chairs entertainment. The Senior BR YY PT meets Sundays at 6 20 for devotional and study. all young people invited.
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the Baptist Church
Gladys Turnipseed
Wayne Kendrick
BR. YY. PT
Giflain and Knox sisters plan Oakland trip for three weeks
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Giflain of Wellman and Lucille Knox will leave in the morning for Oakland California to visit Miss Knox's parents Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Knox. Mrs. Knox and Mrs. Giflain are sisters. They plan to be gone three weeks and are driving through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Johnson
Bob
Texas
Galveston
Huston
A. J. Giflain
Wellman
Lucille Knox
Oakland
Calif
Miss Knox
S. W. Knox
Ainsworth O E S Installs Officers
Ainsworth O E S installs officers with 50 members and guests attending. Worthy Matron Mrs Margaret Mahan and Worthy Patron Orville Thoma preside, with numerous officers and committee lists announced. Local churches and missionary groups share program notes and upcoming events.
W C T U Meeting at Mrs Hawthorne Home
A W C T U session met Thursday afternoon at Mrs J A Hawthornes home with Mrs V Crull leading. Mrs Funma Long spoke on Frances Willard life, reading from Manifold Facets, and quoted a Willard saying that temperance must permeate all reform. D A R noted Willard as a universal cause. Russell Bell praised Lillian Stevens in a tribute by Nelle Burger. Mrs Sartor presented Keeley Institute quote on women drinking and Flays Saloon Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Hawthorne
V. Crull
Funma Long
Lfe
Frances £. Willard
Frances Willard
Daughters of the American Revolution
Union Signal
Russell Bell
Lillian M. W. Stevens
Nelle G. Burger
Martin Nelson
Keeley Institute
Dwight III
M. H. Sartor
Elsa Maxwell Flay
Missionary Group Meets With Mrs Shearer in Columbus Junction
The Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church met Thursday afternoon with Mrs B H Shearer in Columbus Junction. Mrs G W Ayers led devotions and Mesdames W F Edmondson Faye Greene and WA Bloomquist presented the program. The next meeting is scheduled for February 14 with Mrs J Ho Huster. The Social circle was entertained Thursday by Mr Guy Masonholder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Annas
J. A. Marsh
Effie McCreedy
Mary Lord
Orville Thoma
Louise Boileau
Jennie Bassler
Seymour
Columbus Junction
Washington
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Ed Lina
Mae Carson
Gwen Telford
Jennie Hassler
Annas
Coggeshall
Ling
Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
B. H. Shearer
G. W. Ayers
W. F. Edmondson
Faye Greene
WA. Bloomquist
J. Ho Huster
Guy Masonholder
Missionary Society Meeting Held at Mrs Clapper’s Home
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. George Clapper's home. Mrs. L. S. Patterson led devotions, and Mrs. C. B. Lemmon presented the Prayer Calendar. Mrs. Roy Stewart read a paper prepared by Mrs. T. K. Gillespie on na-
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
George’ Clapper
L. S. Patterson
Birthday honors mark Riverside potluck supper
Mrs. Ernest Bowman, southeast of Riverside, celebrated her birthday Thursday with a potluck supper and euchre. Prizes went to Mrs. Charles Schnoebelen and Wayne Cray. high honors to Mrs. Robert Wells and Mrs. Bert Cray, who received the cut prize. Guests included the Bowman family and neighbors from Ainsworth and Riverside.
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Ernest Bowman
Riverside
Charles Schnoebelen
Wayne Cray
Robert Wells
Bert Cray
Milt Wollrab
Verle Wollrab
Charles Wells
Ainsworth
Worth Hartzell
Henry Klein
Fred Havel
Royal Neighbors Officers Installed After Supper
Royal Neighbors met for a potluck supper in Woodman hall and installed officers. Twenty members and fourteen guests attended. Nellie Moriarty and Lucy Knauss led the event with Nellie Haight as installing officer. Named officers include Lillian Little oracle, Gertrude Walker vice oracle, Lucy Knauss chancellor, Winnie Rbeiter recorder, Mary DeWitt receiver, Nellie Wiley marshal, Marjorie Lytle assistant marshal, Nellie Horn inner sentinel, Marilyn Therion outer sentinel, Margaret Payne manager, Grace Stewart musician.
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Woodman Hall
Nellie Moriarty
Lucy Knauss
Nellie Haight
Gladys Kirkpatrick
Lillian Little
Gertrude Walker
Winnie Rbeiter
Mary DeWitt
Nellie Wiley
Marjorie Lytle
Nellie Horn
Inner Sentinel
Marilyn Therion
Outer Sentinel
Margaret Payne
Grace Stewart
Graces
Lola Rath
Lula Williams
Rachel Wiley
Bessie Murphy
Mae Miller
Pearl DeWitt
Flossie Glong
Iva Jacobs
Birmingham
Winfield
Mary. Metzger
Floyd Mason
Ed Kirkpatrick
George Haight
Lucy Schwartz
Beasie Feldman
Winifred Kramer
Lola Reece
Ruth Kirkpatrick
Opal Fague
Bertha Skipton
Merry Maids Elect Two New Officers at Regular Meeting
The Merry Maids held a regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Dan Franklin with several members present. Evelyn Hoxworth was chosen secretary and Mrs. Earl Hobbs assistant secretary. Contests were led by Hoxworth and Georgia Musil, refreshments served, social time followed. The January 31 gathering at Evelyn Hoxworth’s home will host a miscellaneous shower for Mia, with roll call responses by a short poem.
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Merry Maids
Dan Franklin
Meo
Dick Hayes
Richt
Evelyn Hoxworth
Earl Hobbs
Georgia Musil
Mia
Kolah Club Meets With Mrs Quinn
Mrs D Quinn hosted the Kolah club and guests in her home on Thursday afternoon. Attending were Mrs Walter Kyle and Florence, Mrs Guy Hoyle, Mrs Adolph Guenther, Mrs Glenn Schwartz, Mrs Glenn Knapp and daughter Gladys, Mrs Harry Anderson, Mrs T W Hunter, Mrs Mary Shields and son Myron. Members reported on topics, a general discussion followed, and readings reviewed Moody Monthly. Next meeting is a club drive at the home of Mr and Mrs J L Kennedy on Feb 2 replacing Feb 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D Quinn
Kolah Club
Walter Kyle
Florence
Guy Hoyle
Adolph Guenther
Glenn Schwartz
Glenn Knapp
Gladys
Harry Anderson
T. W. Hunter
Mary Shields
Myron
Clayde Knapp
Paper on China by Fred L. Moore Presented to Club
Fred L. Moore delivered a paper on China to the regular meeting of the club, outlining historical relations and contemporary issues. Mia attended and participated in the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tional Missions
Mia
Fred L. Moore
China
Committee correction for Wallace PTA meeting refreshments
Mrs. A J Vetru ba should be listed on the Wallace PTA refreshments committee, replacing Mrs. Daub who appeared on the Journal report. The error was in the committee roster for Thursday’s meeting.
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A. J. Vetruba
Wallace P. T. A
Invitations Issued for 4-11 Skating Party in Washington
Four hundred passes issued to 4-H club boys and girls leaders and guests for a skating party at the Washington rink next Tuesday evening. Doors open at 7 pm with a portable talking picture demonstration at 9:30 pm showcasing 4-H club fair footage. Reception committee includes Isabelle Combs John Knotek Maurita Daniel John Killian and County Agent Mrs W J Roudabush. Farm Bureau agents and directors invited. 4 H club leaders and members may attend with pass and 15 cent admission. guests free.
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Washington County
Washington
Isabelle Combs
John Knotek
Maurita Daniel
John Killian
W. J. Roudabush
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Board of Directors
4-1
Thirty-Five Attend Mt Aid Society General Meeting
Thirty five members of the Methodist Ladies Aid society attended a general meeting at the church yesterday afternoon. O B Schmitt led the business portion and Mrs L M Richer led devotionals. Readings by Emma Long and solos by Boome Jean Sampson Davis Gray and Nan Hoover with violin by Nan Hoover accompanied by Mrs Leo Hoover. Unit 4 organized the social hour and refreshments were served by a committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
O. B. Schmitt
L. M. Richer
Emma Long
Boome Jean Sampson
Davis Gray
Nan Hoover
Leo Hoover
Rebekah Lodge Names Committees After Friday Meeting
Effie Murdock heads the appointive slate with Emma Campbell and Goldie Gray on finance. Other committees include flower and sick led by Thelma Horsey Glatess Hancher and Effie Box and burial staff. Ray Box initiated, Gertrude Murphy left supporter, Grace Stewart musician. next social January 26 with 80 members present.
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Rebekah Lodge
C. F. Hall
Effie Murdock
Georgia Musil
Emma Campbell
Goldie Gray
Thelma Horsey
Glatess Hancher
Effie Box
Edna Gardner
Emily
Libby Musil
Hilma Larson
Nellie Zeek
Grace Stewart
Bernice Bee
Goldie Mayo
Grace White
Rease Harvey
Ernestine Murdock
Edna Wagenknecht
Carrie Thompson
Ray Box
Gertrude Murphy
Cloyee Horsey
Social Calendar Highlights From Portnightly Events
Monday events include Frances Stanton at 7 30 p m and White Shrine card party at 2 15 p m at Masonic Temple All members welcome Mandcraft seet 3 7 30 p m Mrs Don Maxwell host at Mrs W W Maxwell home three miles east on highway 2 5 Anyone unable to attend or wanting a ride should call Mrs Weathermark 229 Ulue by Saturday Family night dinner at 6 30 p m Methodist church Fringe covered dish and garden department 7 30 p m Mrs B F Bostwick Jr U P Woman's Missionary Society pot luck dinner 6 30 p m Booster club meets in afternoon Mrs Callie Woodburn Bring needle and thimble Pamaseis Shrine regular meeting 5 p m Mason lodge special hour after Note change of time Navajo club business meeting promptly at 2 p m Mrs C J Junebluth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Stanton
Masonic Temple
Don Maxwell Healess
W. W. Maxwell
Weatermark
B. F. Bostwick
U. P. Woman's Missionary Society
F. Boiler
Birthday and Anniversary Notices From a Local Paper
Mrs Jesse Busby marks her birthday and tomorrow the couple celebrate their twenty six wedding anniversary. Mrs Marion Sheetz Lupe Haird Shirley Peterson and Mrs Leslie Dilla have birthdays today. Mr and Mrs Will Schilling celebrate their twenty fifth wedding anniversary today. Mr and Mrs D C Griges will celebrate their wedding anniversary at Braden Castle Camp Manatee Florida tomorrow. Birthdays tomorrow include Howard Hoyle Mrs Glen Davin Naomi Sheety Kenneth Wieland and Burrel Sheets Mary Lillian Moorehead of Crawfordsville will be sixteen tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Jesse Busby
Mr. Busby
Marion Sheetz
Lupe Haird
Shirley Peterson
Leslie Dilla
Will Schilling
D. C. Griges
Braden Caste Camp
Manatee, Fla
Howard Hoyle
Glen Davin
Naomi Sheety
Kenneth Wieland
Burrel Sheets
Mary Lillian Moorehead
Crawfordsville
K of P Meeting With Esquire Rank Announced
The Knights of Pythias lodge will convene Monday evening with a candidate to earn the rank of esquire and refreshments to be served. The note carries the date 29.
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Wittaker
Wolf Floral CO
Howard McBride
Freq Bey
Arthur Yard
Irene Bickford
Nellie Dodder
Edith Hemmings
L. M. Robertson
Roy Means
Harrison Dodder
Juanita Mathers
Wisie Long
O. E. Lehmitt
Arthur Swift
Paul Snakeberg
Marietta Workman
Roy Moore
O.B
McBride
Reisters
Ames
Floyd Johnson
Ames Hospital
Johnson
Macon
Red
Jacob Schrader
R. R
Glen Anderson
Washington Implement Store
Des Moines
Cooperative Service Co
Irvan Boshart
W. J. Eicher
Wayland
the Evening Journal
Frank Haney
Waukon
Martin Maher
Newton
C. Barnett
Reister Bros
St. James
Hall
Mildred Moffitt
Emmetsburg
Elder and Shannon
Iowa
Loras McGrady
Illinois
Miss Motffitt
Emmeteburg
Cardinal Team
Ottumwa Star
Living Lake
P.T.A
Ft. Madison
Bernice Brown
Kermit Jones ‘and Son
Davia
Aaent Spangler
Sommer
Eetere & Schlatter
Omhnslein
Csaliemmne Jones
Jinesnaale
Bae
Cpuuscauans
Darbyshire
Meeks, Gee
Whiting, RS
Lease
Lowe Avanewascadul
Patrfield
Murecatine
Bloom
Causey
Riges
Manley
Kidd
Jones
Slater
Webber
White
Stewart
Snyder
Finke
Lewis
Little
Watson
Bea Moore
Boller
Mrs. Irwin
Ainsworth O.E.S
Uth Norris
Mary O'Connor
Mra
Alta Davia
Eather Trotter
Adah
Mabel Thompson
Ruth
Marie Colthurst
Esther
Ada Spencer
Martha
Lulu Moore
Electa
Alma Walker
Marshall
Eva Stewart
Warder
Genevieve Peterson
Sentinel
Mahin
W. M
U.P. Ladies Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society
United Presbyterian Church
Hemphill
A. EK. Sands
Ida Hunt
Smylie
W.C.T.U
Mrs. Bowman
Quinn
J. L. Kennedy
Luho Thie
Comyight
Figuree Features, Inc
Mt. Aid Society
Navajo Club
Mps. Co. J. Junebluth
Sea Food Delicatessen
State Theatre
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