Family Reunion and Socials Highlight Ainsworth Area
Ainsworth residents enjoyed a Sunday family reunion at the Cook home with neighbors from Lone Tree Cotter and Haskins joining the gathering. The C. L. club was entertained at Mrs. Floyd Edmondson’s and Miss Edith Brookhart’s farewell events featured tours and parties, with Ed Griffith and Merritt McDaniel hosting a theatre and dance night. Billy Smith from Richland and Wilbur Molison and Miriam McLain of Brooklyn planned a Brooklyn wedding today. Molison and his bride-to-be were noted Ames Iowa alumni, with Molison recently serving as county farm bureau agent. The couple will visit lakes in northern Iowa before returning to reside in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Cook
Ainsworth
Will Owen
Leona
Clayton
Lawrence
Evelyn
Lone Tree
Lee Nicholson
Arnold
Donald
Haskins
Scott Willey
Cotter
J. W. Cook
Russell
Helen
Roland
Lester
Irma
Ferne
Victor
Edit Brookhart
Washington, DD
Mary Louise Harwood
East Main Street
Jane Godfrey
Carlton Ly ‘E
Edna Mae Hartman
Rostess
Mary Louise
T. W. Harwood
Wilbur C. Molison
Miriam McLain
Brooklyn
Iowa
Iowa State College
Ames
DeSota
Alpha Games Delta
William Molison
Malcom
Theta Delta Chi
Local club meetings scheduled through July and June
Pythian Sisters announce regular meeting on Thursday at 8 o clock. Business and Professional Women’s Club to meet Wednesday June 2 at 6 15 in the Y community room. notify Mrs Winnie Palmer by 5 or 7 55 p m Tuesday. Baptist Kensington of West Chester to meet July 6 after noon at the church. M E B church O C class to meet July 7 at Mrs Clarence Nettenringer home. bring a dish towel for hospital. Friendship Club to meet Ben Fitzgerald home Friday at 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian
Business and Professional Womens Club
The
Winnie Palmer
the Baptist Kensington
West Chester
Ellen Dayton
Dan Gass
Friendship Club
Ben Fitzgerald
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
Ainsworth Methodist Church
C. M Stearns
Stearns
S. A. Stevens
Local clubs schedule meetings and events this week
A roundup of church, social and women's groups arranging gatherings and picnics this week. meetings include the U.N. 1. club at 2 pm Friday at Mrs. Harvey in 1203, Ladies Aid and missionary societies, a hake care event, bake sale, and a Sunset Park picnic with bring dishes, all dates in early July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Peter Rueben
Ladies Aid of
First United Presbyterian Church
Sunset Park
Fern Leaf Club
Ainsworth News Notes Local Visits and Accidents
Mrs FE W Spessard reports visitors from Muscatine Lincoln Nebraska and Rock Island. The Chihak home hosts Nath an Burris Arline Burris Ky and Bee Rhodes while George Townsend buys a Chevrolet Coupe and plans to move to Moline. Evelyn Lopshire breaks an arm playing Saturday. D A Peterson and family from Waterloo visit relatives. Dora EK Bean of Haskins visits daughter Mrs C M Spessard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.E. Sands
Spessir
Wandla
Bentley Thompsons
Crawfordville
Evelyn Lopshire
Hugh Hall
Rock Island
Minnie Jackson
D. A. Peterson
Waterloo
Bowers Talks Patriotism at First Methodist Service
Dr. Bowers addressed the Daughters of the American Revolution during a Sunday service at First Methodist, urging forward look and shared national ideals. He linked Independence Day to civic duty, cited Puritan and Huguenot roots, and urged equality, unity, and loyalty to the flag amid calls to raise standards. The church featured national emblems, choir and orchestra music, and a Four- Founder quarterly communion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Dr. Bowers
Jerusalem
Nehemiah
Palestine
Bowers
Summer visits dot the region as families travel
A sequence of local visits unfolds across towns. Ottumwa and Burlington guests stop by Warren Woodside and the Frame households. Cedar Falls student Dayle Frame returns home for vacation with the Emmet Frame family. West Liberty and Geneseo plans arise, while Keota and Tipton trips occur and illnesses hinder plans. The region sees relatives from Washington Cedar Rapids Galesburg and Chicago visiting familiar homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Eden
Hampden
West Branch
Earl O'Conner
Ottumwa
Louis Lamb
Warren Woodside
Dayle Frame
Cedar Falls
Emmet Frame
W. 5S. Moore
Burlington
Edward White
W. Right
Harry White
Wilson Welliver
Faye
Aileen
Mrs. Young
Washington
Frank Trotter
McElwein
West Liberty
Howard McElwein
Chicago
Trotter
Frank
Woods Thrashing Machine Company
Ilinois
Geneseo
Trotters
Will Ross
Keota
Billie
George Carson
Fred Walker
Wellman
Melo Vacha
Will Simpkins
Vacha
Tipton
Simpkins Home
A. Fullerton
Iowa City
Steve Ross
Mra
Orville Thoma
R. C. Moneman
Eddie Morgan Emerges as Riveting Seven-Position Rookie
Eddie Morgan, a New Orleans born promising rookie and former Tulane grid star, has impressed scouts by filling seven different positions this season. Rumors tie him to a bold pursuit by the New York Gabbie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Morgan
New Orleans
Morgan
Tulane Grid
New York
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C. L. Club
Floyd Edmondson
Richard Edmondson
Jane Edmondson
Edwin Griffith
Merritt McDaniel
Colleen Moore
Fox Theatre
City Hall
George McDaniel
W. 5S. Reister & Sons
Eggs & Poultry
U.N. 1. Club
T. J. Harvey
Washington Cleaners
Just Us Club
Mrs. Chadwick
Baptist Ladies
T Washington Cleaners
Harmony Club
Woman's Relief Corps
BE. O. W. Club
Alfred Johnston
Young Woman's Missionary Society of
2Nd United Presbyterian Church
J. H. Baird
United States
Bowery
H. G. Wells
Sargent
Julia Ward Howe
Trut
Calvin Coolidge
Lemmon
Har Macy
Aks
Jergen’s
Burke
Ance
Eaton, Crane and Pike Fine Stationery
Castoria
Galesburg
Lindley Coon
Ruth
Wilma
Cedar Rapids
S. C. Pearson
Margaret Leatherberry
Billy
Olwein
W. I. Smylie
Harry McConnell
Kansas City
Fef. Buckley
Corrine Martin
Star
S . Toninon
Hage OL
Hiahupe
Lotte
Gervase Graham
Mie
Lister Mne
James Stropper
Kach