Ainsworth Community Events Rich in Local News
Westminster Guild meets at Cotter Presbyterian Church with 14 attendees incl Dorothy Thomas and Mrs. Harold Davis. Community notices cover marriages, 4-H judging, residents’ travels, school district reorganization, and social gatherings with multiple local families named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayden Davis
Bill Podaris
Roy Havenstein
Bill Hawkins
Russell Jones
Harold Jones
Don Sands
John E. Hazelett
al Hazelett
Sally Edington
Hel Edington
Muscatine
Justice of the Peace
Holden
Washington
Mike Blazing
Job
Apco
Ainsworth 4 Corners
Mus
Harold Ross
Wellman
Ross
Washington Township
Johnson County
Joetown
Frytown
Ross's
Local hosts welcome out-of-town visitors for weekend
Ainsworth area residents hosted relatives from Sioux City Hammond Indiana Chicago and Crawfordsville over a weekend. The group gathered for meals and a surprise 75th birthday celebration for Mrs Anna Martin of Winfield at Weed Park Muscatine with her five children sixteen grandchildren and ten great grandchildren in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard McCracken
Merritt Canady
McCrackens
Russell Jones
Harold Ross
Larry Trotter
Colorado Springs
Howard McElwain
Florence
Colo
Don Welch
Ainsworth
Farmington
N. Mex
Grand Canyon
Ross
Clarence Richards
Ronald Hawkins
Darold Jones
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Trotter
Mercy Hospital
Robert Reussing
Tamar
Lynn
Karen
Old Orchard
Maine
Olive Miksch
Lawrence Miksch
Robert Miksch
Amanas
Reussing
California
Austin Evans
Cleveland
Sam Stephens
John + Stephens
Des Moines
Herb Rich
Crawfordsville
Evans
C. A. Thompson
Charles Thompson
Washington
West Branch
Herbert Hoover Park
Coralville
al Hazelett
Orville Tappans
Daryl Pearson
Esther Arthur
Cotter
Dar‘old Jones
Jones
Arthur
Kenneth Arthur
Watson - Rees
Richland
Cora Teeters Dunsmore
Miami
Ariz
Mary Teeters Simmering
Columbus
Ohio
Dunsmore
Arizona
John Teeter
Washington County
Manford Woodside
New London
Richards
Wayne McCracken
Jim Wenger
Preston McCrackens
Eddyville
Patty Metz
William Murphy
Lar
Ang Airs
Lauries Genns
Wade Raridon
Sioux City
Jenkins
James Arrowsmith
Lynn, Marlee
Scott
Hammond
Ind
Margaret Sunde
Chicago
Kermit Jenkins
Gene
Africa 5-Year Plan Achieves Goals
The Rockefeller Foundation West Africa program ran 1959 to 1964 with a $250,000 annual budget, aiming to spark Nigeria and Ghana growth. It funded 23 Nigeria and six Ghana studies, plus one for Togo, offering investor data and informal help to visiting firms. Several surveys influenced local projects now in production or under construction, including radios, ceramic blocks, batteries, cement, poultry, textiles, and phonographs, with AID backing and an Arthur D. Little contract supporting government teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Africa
U.S
Rockefeller Foundation
Nigeria
Ghana
Accra
Lagos
Robert J. Fleming
Repubic
Togo
Sun
Arthur D. Little Co
Cambridge
Mass
Federation of N
Pre season forecast predicts Hawkeyes ninth in Big Ten
Street and Smith's Football Yearbook editor Hornung names Northwestern as 1963 Big Ten champion with Wisconsin second. Ohio State Purdue Illinois ranking third to fifth. Iowa, Michigan, Michigan State, Minnesota, Indiana in second division. All America hopefuls include Hilgenberg and Butkus. Texas tops preseason national rankings. USC second, Mississippi third, with Northwestern and Oklahoma among next five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Hawkeyes
Street and Smith
Hornung
Columbus
Ohio
Dispatch
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Purdue
Ilinois
Michigan
Michigan State
Minnesota
Iowa
Indiana
Wally Hilgenberg
SUL
Jerry Urns
Big Ten
Caner
Street
Smith
Tom Myers
Jack Cvereko
Wally Florence
Carl Eller
Dick Butkus
Illinois
Harracks
Holland
Paul Warfield
Marv Woodson
Jerry Burns
Hawks
Towa
Larry Ferguson
Matt Szykowny
Vic Davis
Bill Whisler
Darrell Royal
Texas
Union
Southern California
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Duke
Syracuse
Alabam
Clemson
Arkansas
Miami
Oregon
West Virginia
Palmer Wins Title Despite His Bogey
Arnold Palmer captures the Western Open in Chicago with a final round of one under par 70. The trio of Palmer Boros and Nicklaus tied after 72 holes at four under 280, forcing a playoff that Palmer wins after Boros and Nicklaus falter on the 17th hole. Palmer earns $11,000 plus season winnings, Boros and Nicklaus split the rest of the playoff purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Julius Boros
Jack Nicklaus
Beverly Country Club
Boros
Nicklaus
Ros
Nickaus
Chick Evans Caddie Fund
Also Mentioned on This Page
Westminster Guild
Harold Gerdes
Don
Cleo Orris
Duane Hazen
Hazen
Columbus Junction
Mt. Pleasant
Julie
Kathleen Frymore
Decatur
Everette Tobin
Vernell Gookin
Allen
Howard Schultz
Elmer Metz
Roy Page
Brighton
Ronnie Schultz
Lewis Tobin
Susanne
Minneapolis, Minn
Everette
Joe Tobins
Helena van Horn
Rock Island
James Patrick van Horn
Icago
Everette Tobins
Joe ‘Tobin
Pat Tobin
Orie y'Conner
American Legion Aux
Leo Dunbar
Paul Snyder
Duane Schultz
Ft. Leonard Wood
Ft. Knox
Green
Sunset Park
John Skubal
Burke McCreedy
Ainsworth United Presbyterian
Crysal
Claude Kilgore
Community Feed, Inc
Ainsworth, Co
Dial Olive
Commie
London
William Gallacher
British Communist Party
O'Hare
Gallacher
Arthritic
Mia
Aenea Wilson
Africa
Everett’s
Ainsworth Dial
Bell's Ready Mix Concrete
Haskins, Iowa
Ainsworth Olive
Bell
Toward Bell
Haskins
Ains
Hawkeyes
Paul Krause
Cloyd Webb
Joe Palooka
Skeptic
Ham Fisher
Dixie Dugan
By McEvoy
Striebel
Egest
Blondie
Chic Young
Nancy
BY Ernie Bushmiller
Miami Beach
Fla
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
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