Ainsworth Plans Second Summer Festival
J. D. Rabenold appointed general chairman for the second annual Ainsworth summer festival to be held Friday June 30 and Saturday July 1. The event, sponsored by the chamber of commerce, features rides free acts including trapeze, prize drawings, hobby show and pet parade, and a queen crowned by shopper votes. Prizes donated by local merchants. registration free.
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J. D. Rabenold
The
Chamber of Commerce
Ainsworth
Washington
Davenport
Front Street
Crowns Queen at Ainsworth Summer Festival
Nicholas, a Mason City turkey producer and Republican nominee for lieutenant governor, will visit Ainsworth on Saturday July 1 to crown the Summer Festival Queen. He arrives around 4 PM and will deliver a short speech after the coronation at 9 o'clock.
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Nicholas
W. H. Nicholas
Mason City
Ainsworth
Queen nominees named for Ainsworth Estival
The largest vote getter will be named queen with nominees from Ainsworth merchants including Margaret Pfeifer Magelon Arthur Peggy Koehler Jeannette Wood Lois Gosling Lou Jean Spessard Meda Owens Delores Stewart Judy Quinn Maurene Stephens Mary Ann Havel Festival committees announced include prizes chaired by J D Rabenold Mil burn Spessard Richard Hotle Hobby Show and Parade chaired by Don Stone Gene Stephens Charles Jenkins Queen slate led by John Elliott Jr Daryl Pearson Harold Gosling Parking overseen by Larry Trotter Publicity assigned to Carl Steefel Food stand sellers urged to contact R M White at Ainsworth State Bank.
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Ainsworth Merchants
Margaret Pfeifer
Magelon Arthur
Peggy Koehler
Jeannette Wood
Lois Gosling
Lou Jean Spessard
Meda Owens
Delores Stewart
Judy Quinn
Maurene Stephens
Mary Ann Havel
J. D. Rabenold
Milburn Spessard
Richard Hotle
Don Stone
Gene Stephens
Charles Jenkins
John Elliott, Jr
Daryl Pearson
Harold Gosling
Larry Trotter
Carl Steefel
Ainsworth Ladies Host Annual Kensington Club Breakfast
The Wednesday Kensington club ladies hosted their annual breakfast on Thursday morning with Mrs Mae Spes sard and Mrs Hilda Olds as hostesses. Roses decorated lawn tables while guests included Mrs Charles Nash Mrs Kenneth Ornduff and Florence Baird.
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Wednesday
Kensington Club
Mae Spessard
Hilda Olds
Charles Nash
Kenneth Ornduff
Florence Baird
Local families visit and travel notes across states
Mrs Mary Berry and daughters Patricia and Charlotte left Monday for a few weeks in Colorado. Edith Miller and Nadine Sojka departed for a two week trip to Washington DC. Mrs Leon Kurtz and Mr and Mrs Harlan Diers visited Mrs Emma Diers in the hospital in Washington yesterday.
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Yakima Wash
D. D. Stephens
Mary Berry
Patricia
Charlotte
Colorado
Patricia Berry
Cheley
Estes Park
Edith Miller
Nadine Sojka
Washington D. C
Leon Kurtz
Harlan Diers
Brighton
Washington
Emma_ Diers
Military Road Club Ice Cream Social Held
Mr and Mrs Lafe Klopfenstein hosted the Military Road club annual ice cream social Friday. Twenty eight members attended and officers elected for the new year include president Mrs Gilbert Kueneman secretary treasurer Mrs Lafe Klopfenstein and reporter Mrs Richard Knupp. Mr and Mrs Lynn Allen will host the next meeting on July ae.
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The
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R. A. McFarland
A. E. Sands
Claude Kilgore
Chamber of Commerce
Laird Simpson Jr
R. L. Mefarland
Earl Wall
Max White
Lee Norris
Ainsworth
Lafe Klopfenstein
Military Road Club
Arizona area ranks fourth in the nation
Arizona covers 113956 square miles, larger than Maine and smaller than Texas California Montana and New Mexico according to a geographic summary.
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Arizona
Texas
California
Montana
New Mexico
Russia Reports Vogeler Release Deal With Hungary
London dispatch says Russia approved a U S Hungary accord paving the early freeing of Robert A Vogeler from a Budapest prison He was sentenced to 15 years as a spy The agreement reportedly includes reopening Hungarian consulates in the United States lifting travel bans and returning the crown of St Stephen now held by U S authorities in western Germany The crown’s fate has strained Hungary U S relations since World War II
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U.S
Germany
Vienna
Ferenc Szalacs
Schuman Urges Western Europe Coal and Steel Pool
Paris conference opens to unite coal and steel industries among France Belgium the Netherlands Luxembourg western Germany and Italy. Britain stays away as communists threaten to derail the plan. A Berlin union statement denounces the move as American imperialist prep for war.
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Free German Trade Union Federation
Notice of Bond Sale by Washington School District
On July 6 at 2 oclock the Washington School District will offer sale of bonds for building projects. Bonds pay up to 2 percent interest, dated August 1 1880, with payments from 1881 to 1887 and 1889. Bids require a two percent certified bank draft as a bid bond. right to reject bids reserved.
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Shattuck School Chair Visits Alumni in Washington
Kenneth S. Agerter, chair of the science department at Shattuck School in Fairbault Minnesota, will visit alumni and patrons in Washington on June 22.
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Kenneth S. Agerter
Shattuck School
Fairbault
Minnesota
Washington
Mary Carlson's Daughter Sent for Civil Service Training
Mrs. Mary Carlson received word from her daughter Marjorie in the Hill Air Force Base recruiting department that she is to be sent to San Antonio Texas for a week of further training in civil service work.
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Marjorie
Hill Air Puree
Orden
Utah
San Antonio
Texas
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