Ainsworth plans July 3 celebration and parade
Ainsworth community plans a July 3 celebration with a 4 p.m. parade open to all ages and groups. Contests crown a princess ages 7-14 and a queen ages 15-30 with a grandmother grand queen chosen by drawing. A free street dance by Legends follows. Volunteer help for games and booths is welcome. Memorial services occurred May 31 at Ainsworth Cemetery with Legion color guard, taps, and flags.
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Former Washington resident honored at Ontario library tea
The Friends of the Ontario City Library will honor Mrs. Jerene Appleby Harnish at a tea on June 6 in the library multipurpose room. She is recognized for decades as publisher of The Daily Report and founder of KASK and KASK-FM, with ties to Victorville and Escondido ventures. The event will also acknowledge Harold Martin and C. Gordon Biesel, with Janice Schultz presiding.
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Hospital Board Meeting Rescheduled for June 16
The Washington County Hospital Board of Trustees will hold its regular monthly meeting at 8 p.m. in the hospital conference room. The June meeting has been moved to the third Wednesday due to scheduling conflicts, instead of the usual second Wednesday.
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Mr Music Cecil Rogers bids farewell after long Newell era
Cecil Rogers known as Mr Music in Newell conducted his final concert signaling end of a 30 year tenure during which the Newell band earned top state ratings 25 times. Across Iowa notices include quadruplet lambs on George Kunzman farm near Douds and retirement of Roy Mick McBride from Iowa Electric Light and Power Co in Belle Plaine.
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Mick) McBride
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