Sacha Club Trashes Main Street With Painted Barrels
Ainsworth Sacha Club members paint two barrels marked trash for downtown use to encourage keeping Main Street clean. Hugh Hazelett donated the barrels. The group plans a July 15 Sunset Park cookout and picnic for families and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Sacha Club
Gerard Megdelsen
Main Street
Hugh Hazelett
Megdelsen
Sunset Park
Ronald Orndus
Cedar Rapids
St. Wenceslaus
Ornduff
Wedding Attendees Gather in Cosgrove Iowa
Marilyn Kuberich and Pat Boyd wed in Cosgrove with guests including Mr and Mrs J Ryan and Fred Jr of Chelsea Massachusetts, Mrs Lena Van Horn of Rock Island and others from Muscatine. Local volunteers organize meals for migrant workers children and extend clothing drives to July fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miksch
Ralston Purina Co
Legion Hall
Jones
O'Connor
Veterans Hospital
Cofee
Thompson
Blanche Stephens
Kermit Jenkins
Preston Edmondson
Joe Wood
Burke Mee-Creedy
Fred Pfeifer
Migrant Workers Project
Muscatine
W.S.C.S
Pfeifer
Myria
Barbara
Henry Stettler
Pat Tobin
F. J. Ryan
Fred, Jr
Paul King
Chelsea
Mass
Joe Tobin
Everett Tobin
Lena van Horn
Rock Island
Luella Schnoebelen
Rmnsworth
J. Ryan
Fred Jr
Everette Tobin
Marilyn Kuberich
Pat Boyd
Cosgrove
Iowa
Richard Stephens
Levi Blanchard
Olive Miksch
Zion Lutheran Church
Millie Stout
Barbara Stettler
Tobin
Fred Ryan, Jr
Helena Vanllorn
Raymond Lasek
John
Kathryn Ballard
Robert Volk
The
Baptist Church
Cotter Presbyterian Camp Outing and Community Notices
Cotter group from Cotter Presbyterian church attended a new 350 acre camp near Wyoming Iowa for services and a picnic dinner with 75 in attendance. Various church and social notices follow including camps, visits, guests at a home, and a Civil War health fact. Disease killed more than twice as many Civil War soldiers from disease than battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Jones
A. D. Brown
Clear Lake
Dwight Harley
Jim
Ann
Apple Valley
Calif
G. F. Trotter
Harley
H. B. Strick
Colton
Glenwood Springs
Coltons
Gary Augustine
Colthursts Leave For Wisconsin Family trip noted in local column
George Colthurst and family depart Friday for a several days visit at J. C. Lauritzen home in Waukesha Wisconsin. Other local items include Mrs Ruth Shearer named acting postmaster at Ainsworth, Olive Miksch and Jerry Wolford visits, and multiple church and community events at Lake Darling Golden Valley and Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
George Colthurst
J. C. Lauritzen
Waukesha
Wis
Ruth Shearer
Olive Miksch
Cedar Rapids
Jerry Wolford
Ernest Eisele
Jerry
Minot Air Force Base
Minot
N. D
Sheila
Mary
B. G
Lake Darling
Simbro
Roberts
Lewis Meeks
Golden Valley
Ainsworth Methodist Church
Patty Elliott
Wayne
Scott McCracken
Bob Frame
Dennis Gerot
Sam Stephens
Ora Marlett
Karen Davis
Crawfordsville
G. A. Whetstine
Pat Taylor
Beth
Doug
Wilton Junction
Ronald Ornduf
Lawrence Whetstine
Wellman
Ronald
Jenkins Family Vacation Tales and Local News Notes
Mr and Mrs Charles Jenkins returned from a multi city vacation visiting Salt Lake City San Francisco Los Angeles Las Vegas and Santa Fe They saw Knotts Berry Farm Disneyland Grand Canyon Hoover Dam and met relatives at Fullerton Nebr Other local visits included St Louis News features cover W S C S officer training and a Washington University alum who delivered papers while studying Also noted are wedding and travel updates and a US paper usage statistic from American Forest Products Industries reporting average 440 pounds per person last year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Charles Jenkins
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Lake Tahoe
Reno
Hollywood
Las Vegas
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Knotts Berry Farm
Disneyland
Grand Canyon
Hoover Dam
Fullerton
Nebr
Robert Conry
Oskaloosa
Lee Conry
Donald Schultz
Peoria
Howard Schultz
Roy Page
Ronnie Schultz
Brighton
Oficers
W.S.C.S
Methodist Parsonage
Hollis Conahay
Columbus Junction
W. D. Roberts
E. J. Blatter
Washington
H. P. Krause
Richard Stephens
Rep
Mrs. Wier
Letts
Plan to Move Bones Of Daniel Boone Causes Real Furor
Frankfort Kentucky. Governor Bert Combs weighs moving Daniel Boone bones to a national shrine and relocating the Goebel statue amid long standing disputes over Goebel’s governorship. Republican and northern Kentucky lawmakers oppose or threaten to reverse the action in 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Boone
Frankfort
UPI
Kentucky
Bert Combs
Boone
William Goebel
Combs
Goebel
Dan'l
Marthasville
Daniel
John Jones
Jones
National Shrine
Capitol
William S. Taylor
State General Assembly
Town Visitors Stay With Local Families
In East Moline on Sunday afternoon John visited friends and relatives while Bryan Lasek stayed with Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Knottnerus as his parents were away for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Moline
John
Bryan Lasek
R. T. Knottnerus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening Journal
Henderson
Elmer Lynch
Julie Lynch
William Edgan
John Wagenknecht
West Branch
Marshall Orr
New London
Lawrence Bartman
Clarke Pfeifer
Hawaii
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Clarence Richards
C. A. Thompson
Harold Jones
Harold Ross
Lawrence Wilson
Clarence Walker
Legion
Richards
Lee Norris
Olive
Methodist
Ronald Crawford
Robert Greenes
William Simbro
Weed Park
Carl Roberts
R.O.S. Club
R. O. S. Club
Kenneth Ornduff
Orie O'Connor
Gene Stephens
Paul Beard
Mac Wallace
W. A. McGinnis
Sharon Schultz
Margie Trotter
Julie Wood
Dianne Brehmer
Lynn Alvine
Connie Carson
Carol Donaldson
Patricia Lowe
Linda Hazelett
Donna Miller
Patty Norris
Shamrock Ian
Ainsworth, Iowa
Hank
HAM
Ainsworth Meat & Locker Service
Ainsworth Tal
Cotter
Wyoming, Ia
Colthursts
Wisconsin
C.A. Thompson
Massachusetts
Jenkins
West
ST. Louis
Harold G. Johnson
Washington University School of Law
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Johnson
Washington University
American Forest Products Industries
By Joseph Varilla
United Press _ International
Letters
Bell
Haskins, Iowa
Ainsworth Olive
Howard Bell
Colmbus Junction
Haskins
TOE Palooka
Ham Fisher
Knobby Walsh
Dixie Dugan
By McEvoy
Striebel
Lst
Community Feed, Inc
Blondie
Chic Young
Fred
BY Ernie Bushmillerb
Everett's
Perrsaunl
Nancy
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