News Notes From Ainsworth And Surrounding Area
July 2 item notes Mrs Gray and daughter Carol returned from Wellman visit Mrs Fannie Rowan visited Washington with sister Rena Endsley and Miss Helle Marden Local updates include health concerns of Mrs William Kieper and visits by Robert Bodeman of Muscatine to daughter Mrs A Marsh West Chester fiddling is mentioned Mrs FE Meyers suffers neuritis Fred and Emma Schrode George Miller family Ida Koehler and Carl Zieglowsky with son Jeast visited Martin Westen home after Sunday school Mrs Westen hosted chicken dinner Will Ruebsam from Washington painting Rubens house Cattle delivered to Mr John Orris Wittemer family seen visiting Grandma Witting Sam Baker bought corn from Howard Baker John Baer home was visited by BE Meyer family Ben Fitzgerald and family visited Sam Baker Edna Westen visiting Grandma Zieglowsky Most farmers finish corn and hay making harvest near. field work and shared labor common throughout district.
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Ainsworth
Gray
Carol
Wellman
Fannie Rowan
Rena Endsley
Helle Marden
Washington
Wm. Kieper
Robert Bodeman
Muscatine
A. Marsh
Fred Burger
Mabel
Donald
Fred Bleese
Fred
Emma Schrode
George Miller
Ida Koehler
Carl Zieglowsky
Jeast
Martin Westen
Westen
Will Ruebsam
Wittemer
Grandma Witting
Sam Baker
Howard Baker
BE. L. Meyer
John Baer
Ben Fitzgerald
Edna Westen
Grandma Zleglowsky
Mr. McBride
Dave Ferguson
Walter Gardner
Braden Club Hosts Lawn Social at Maxwell Home
A Braden Braden lawn party at the C. M. Maxwell home drew about 70 people with filled baskets and ice cream. The Braden club and families plus guests such as Ollie Blake and Chas Palmer attended the food social, now a long standing feature of eight years. Henry Fredrickson plans Chicago work after a brief Peoria visit. Mrs Grace Twinam hosted guests including Eva Hlackenhorn and an aunt from away.
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Braden
C. M. Maxwell
Braden Club
Ollie Blake
Chas Palmer
F. M. Smith
Ednad Witting
Washington
Henry Fredrickson
Peoria
Ill
Chicago
Grace Twinam
Eva Hlackenhorn
Noble Noble and Grace Swartzentruber Visit Relatives
Mr George Gingerich and family and Miss Grace Swartzentruber of Tuleta Texas visit Mrs Gingerich's sister Mrs Will Reshley and relatives in Kalona since June 4. The Eicher church union meeting drew a large crowd and satisfied attendees.
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Milton
Dave Richardson
Wayland
Oberman
Mt. Union
Twilla McGinnis
Arthur Mitchel
Ed Rinner
Stella Rinner
Abe Blosser
Vernon Simpson
Keokuk
Fort Madison
Burlington
Vera Wetzel
Chicago
Sunshine Club Picnic Delights Havre Hosts
Havre July 2 Mr Joe Klopfenstein hosted the Sunshine Community club last Wednesday afternoon. Despite dismal weather inside, the program by children was praised as very good. Refreshments were served by the hostess and helpers. The picnic day was a grand success with praise for Mr Elder and Mr Shannon for arranging activities for a large group of picnickers, and members lamented waiting a year for the next gathering.
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Havre
Joe Klopfenstein
Sunshine Community Club
Miss Bertha
Florence Krause
Isabelle Wolfe
Minnie
Elizabeth Koehler
John Koehler
Elder
Shannon
Heat Challenges and Charity Notes Across Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville reports a man overcome by heat while haying near Robertson farm. a local resident Fred Long nearly faced the same. Meanwhile the United Presbyterian Missionary Society met at the church with devotional leading by Mrs. Lilly Lease and a social with penny-filled aprons. Iowa City note: Theodore Sanxay's will in New York City last week provides a 10000 endowment for a practical ethics scholarship at the University of Iowa, honoring a pioneer resident.
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Crawfordsville
Homer Panlsgrove
Robertson Farm
Yeater
Fred Long
the Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church
Lilly Lease
Iowa City
Theodore Sanxay
New York City
University of Iowa
Man Fulfills Longtime Dream to Run Ferry
An elderly man from Rockbound, TL, formerly aimed to operate the Mis town Davenport ferry. After years away, he returned and finally took charge of the boat at 80, hoping to keep the service running with the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J Quinlan
Rock Bound
Mis Town
Davenport
Arkojous
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M.D. Byk
M. Hank
CW. McLaughlin
West Main Street
Mutual
A. John Droz
West Main St
Sory ’ Ettier Preston
Iowa Ave
Frank Boller
City
W. Washington St
Farmers and Merchants Bank
W. J. Masson
Frank Wilson
Office
Iowa
Town Ave
Oscar Haney
Prop
Geo
Tooman
CV. Brown
Hl. L. Whittaker
Marion Ave
Blaine J. Holmes Willard
A. J. Franzen
Neiswanger Bld G
S. Iowa Ave
PAXI
Lupton & McCleery
Lemley & Yard
Dumagne
Woerkhens
National Bank Eide
J. A. Work Insurance Agency
F. and
M. Bank
RR. Breese
West Washington Street
Washington, Iowa
Jones & Melluinney Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
Lung Motor
East Main Street
Austin Sutherland Auctioneer
R.R
T. A. Michels
Morrison & Morrison
Maq
BY Taylor
THE
Magic Mud Company
Cays
Tom
By Williams
Secret Service
Trwikiami
West Chester
Merle Smith
Journal News
Journal Force
Brookhart Bros. Law—Abstracts
Opera House
Mutual Phone
C. J. Wilson
C. Wilson
Wilson & Wilson
Journal
Livingston & Richer
Abstract Department
Harvey and
Tucker
Real Estate & Insurance
M. Bank Bld
MO. W. Applegate
Brookhart
Washington Street
J.D. Dayton
Westchester
Washington County
T.G. Arthur
South Marion Ave
East Side Square
Barber Autos
WII
Everett True
Everett
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