Former Ainsworth Resident Olive Hamilton Dies in Omaha
Olive Hamilton former Ainsworth resident died Friday at her Omaha home after a lingering illness. Funeral in Omaha Sunday, body to be brought to Elm Grove cemetery for burial if arrangements finalize on arrival of daughter Mrs. Robert Prindle of Cleveland. Survived by daughter four brothers two grandchildren and other relatives.
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Olive Hamilton
Ainsworth
Omaha
Elm Grove
Robert Prindle
Cleveland
Ohio
Sherman
Washington
Hamilton
GC. W. McLaughlin
Ola McCleery
Carolyn Hamilton
Victor McClanahan
Aledo
Frank McClanahan
Neill McClanahan
Egypt
Death of Harve Adams In Omaha Prompts Remembrance
Mrs. Will McConnell reports the death of her uncle Harve Adams on March 4 in Omaha Nebraska after a three week illness. Adams born in Washington County had lived in the community for a time and was the brother of the late Johny Adams of Ainsworth. He was also uncle to Mrs. Spencer Reed.
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Will McConnell
Harve Adams
Omaha
Neb
Spencer Reed
Johny Adams
Ainsworth
Adams
Washington County
Navy Enlisted Men Get New Uniform Design
The navy introduces two new blue uniforms for enlisted men with a zipper front on jackets and belt on trousers replacing webb lacing. Trousers keep bell bottoms with standard pockets. Optional from January 1 1952 and mandatory July 1 1952, old stocks used first. White summer uniforms unchanged. Mrs Wagenknecht and daughter Ruth visit Iowa City today.
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Navy
Lucky Farmer Marek Shares Life On Small Partnership Farm
Mr. Marek and his owner father operate a livestock farm with Aberdeen Angus cattle and hogs. He attended Iowa State College as did his wife. They married in 1944 and enjoy hobbies including metal turning and spear fishing. The Mareks redecorated their house and are active in Jackson township groups. He will be presented at the State theater on Friday March 17 to receive $40 in merchandise and a photo of his farm.
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Mr. Marek
Vincent Marek
Iowa State College
Lloyd
Lake Odessa
Marek
Rosemary Club
Fleur-de-Lis
State Theater
Local residents inspect new highway post office vehicle
The new highway post office made its initial run with philatelic mail only and will begin a permanent six day schedule on Monday March 13. It toured Des Moines to Muscatine from 1 36 to 2 00 pm with pigeonholes, mailbags, a toilet and layby in the rear and access by two double doors on each side. A similar Des Moines Shenandoah run exists and officials expect a large fleet of these vehicles.
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Highway Post Office
Washinto
Picket Line Echoes Hymns at Memphis SNuff Plant
Striking workers at the American Snuff Co in Memphis sang hymns and faced clashes with non-striking employees. Pickets previously threw bricks, and yesterday the hymn We Shall Not Be Moved was sung by non-striking workers.
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Memphis
Tenn
American Snuff Co
Pringle Funeral Monday for Frank R Pringle
Frank R Pringle 78 retired Washington county farmer died at 823 East Main Street Friday night after several months illness Funeral services set for Monday afternoon March 13 at 4 in Jones funeral home with Dr George Kerr officiating Burial in Keota cemetery He born August 31 1871 in Keota son of Abijah and Mary McGarvey Pringle He married Tillie Nelson August 10 1898 Survivors include his wife three sons Cloyee of Rock Island IL Leland of Springville IA and Earl of Thornburg IA ten grandchildren and five great grandchildren
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Frank R. Pringle
Washington County
East Main Street
Mr. Pringle
Jones Funeral
United Presbyterian Church i
Cloyee
Rock Island, Ill
Leland
Springville
Iowa
Earl
Thornburg
A.M.E. Church Service Rescheduled to March 19
The A M E Church announced that the 11 45 Sunday service is postponed to Sunday March 19 due to illness of Dr Fred Miller. Mrs John Dodd travelled by bus to Iowa City to visit Mr Dodd at University Hospital where he is reported to be making a fine recovery.
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A.M.E. Church
Fred Miller
John Dodd
Iowa City
Mr. Dodd
University Hospital
Three Washington County Marriage Licenses Issued
R R Noonan Washington county clerk reports three marriage licenses issued. Everet G Stapp Jr of Columbus Junction weds Elda Lorene Ashby of Wapello. James E Resshly weds Helen Marie Wilcox of Washington. John W Patterson weds Dorothy M Davidson, both of Washington.
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R. R. Noonan
Washington County
Everett G. Stapp Jr
Columbus Junction
Elda Lorene Ashby
Wapello
James E. Resshly
Helen Marie Wilcox
Washington
John W. Patterson
Dorothy M. Davidson
Cutback on Marshall Plan Possible End of European Aid
Senator Bourke B. Hickenlooper urged a 600 million cut in Marshall Plan spending and signaled a faster end to European recovery aid as Senate debates Truman's 2.95 billion request. He cited Western Europe returning to prewar levels and pressed for a 20 percent reduction, potentially larger on final vote. Chairman Conally expected committee approval of the full request though members could favor less on the floor. The committee also approved up to 600 million to ease trade barriers in Europe, with Hoff man empowered to boost currency convertibility or offer bonuses to cooperative nations.
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Washington
Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Western
Europe
Hickenlooper
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Truman
Senate
Tom Conally
Tex
Foreign Relations Committee
ECA
Paul G. Hoffman
Des Moines Weather Summary
Cloudy this afternoon with a high near 15 in the northwest and 20s in the southeast. Partly cloudy in the north tonight south portion cloudy with light snow. colder with zero to 20 degree readings. High Sunday 20 to 25 with northeast winds 15 to 25 mph. Yesterday's temperatures reached 37 at the high and 20 at the low.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Life Long Coppock Wayland Resident Van Trump Dies
Benjamin A Van Trump 63 longtime Coppock Wayland resident died Friday evening at his niece’s home in Farmington after a heart ailment. He was born southwest of Wayland and lived near here. Funeral services by Stacey funeral home Sunday March 12 at 2 pm in Wayland with Rev Florence Jardine. burial in Schrock cemetery south of Washington. A WWI veteran buried with Ben Hulme Post rites.
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Wayland
Benjamin A. van Trump
Coppock
Chester Carey
Farmington
Mr. VanTrump
William Harrison van- Trump
Angeline Frisbie van- Trump
Stacey
Florence Jardine
Wayland Methodist Church
Schrock
Washington
VanTrump
Ben Hulme
Merrifield Funeral Rites Held for Harry Merrifiely
Final rites for Harry Merrifiely were held Friday at 2:00 p.m. at Riverside Methodist Church with Rev. LL Jones in charge. Burial followed in Riverside Cemetery. Casket bearers were Henry Green William Murphy Fred Skubal and Melvin Boukup. Jones Funeral Home arranged the services.
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Harry Merrifiely
Riverside Methodist Church
LL. +. Jones
Riverside Cem
Etery
Henry Green William Murphy
Fred Skubal
Melvin Boukup
Jones Funeral Home
Rural Young People to Meet Tuesday Evening
Washington county Rural Young People will meet Tuesday at 7 30 in the Legion rooms city hall. Reports from members who attended the state assembly at Ames will highlight the program with Gerald Howell Rosemary Cupp and Nadene Soika serving on the entertainment committee.
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Washington County Rural Young People
Legion Rooms
City Hall
State Assembly
Ames
Gerald Howell
Rosemary Cupp
Nadene Soika
Iowa General School Elections Set For March 1
Voters across Washington county will join Iowa districts for general school elections on Monday March 1. Polls at city hall will run noon to 7 pm. Three candidates John Lee Stanly Zager and Marion George seek two board seats with George seeking reelection. Frank Kos appears for treasurer unopposed for two years. Harry Ramseyer not seeking reelection. Brighton voters consider 40000 for a new high school gym and elect board members amid generally light interest.
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Washington County
Iowa
Washington
City
Independent District Board
John Lee
Stanly Zager
Marion George
George
Frank Kos
Kos
Harry Ramseyer
Brighton
Former Wellman resident leaves $71000 to service groups
Florence Vorel of Wellman died February 24 leaving 71000 to multiple charities in Washington county and nationwide. Allocations include The Salvation Army 8000 The Capper Foundation 10000 Father Flanagan's Boys Home 8000 Piney Woods School 8000 American Cancer Society Iowa 4000 Infantile Paralysis Foundation Washington county 4000 American Red Cross Washington 1000 American Bible Society 4000 American Missions to Lep ers 4000 Washington County Tuberculosis Association 4000 The Christian Home Council Bluffs 2000 Iowa Children's Home Society 3000 American Home Funding Association Ottumwa 3000 Christian Orphan's Home St. Louis 5000 Washington YWCA Endowment 2500 Washington YMCA Endowment A. M. E. Church Washington 1000. Remaining estate funds flood and windstorm relief. Executor Fred M. Lindenmeyer. successors Irvin E. Coffey and Edmund D. Morrison Jr.
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Washington County
Florence Vorel
Wellman
Salvation Army of
The
U.S
Capper Foundation For
Father Flanagan
Piney Woods School
Iowa
Fred M. Lindenmeyer
West Chester
Irvin E. Coffey
Edmund D. Morrison, Jr
Selecting New City Officials In County Towns
The note references a pattern of selecting new city officials similar to other county towns this year. It implies ongoing municipal leadership changes and urges attention to local government developments.
Death Toll at 15 In Guard House Fire
At Sandia atomic base in Albuquerque 15 prisoners died in a guardhouse fire. Harry C. Handley, 23, of Hamilton Ohio, died after the blaze. A board of inquiry found no definite cause and noted no heater explosion. Prisoners were trapped as showers were used in attempts to save them. Only survivor Pfe Robert C. Darsnek, 20, Minneapolis, recalls nothing of the incident.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Sandia
Harry C. Handley
Hamilton
Pfe
Robert C. Darsnek
Minneapolis
Mrs Homer C Birney Dies After Two Week Illness
Mrs Homer C Birney 63 of five miles northeast of Washington died at 12 30 p m Saturday after a two week serious illness. Burial will be in Elm Grove cemetery with services at Jones funeral home Dr Fred E Millar in charge. She was born August 28 1887 in Washington county daughter of James and Mary McCulley McCreedy. She married Homer C Birney November 29 1911 in Washington and lived here all her life. She was active in the Methodist church WSCS rural women’s work and local clubs. Survivors include her husband two sons James W Washington and Richard Sioux City two sisters Ethel and Maud Washington and three grandchildren.
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Homer C. Birney
Washington
Mrs. Birney
Washington County
James
Mary McCulley McCreedy
Washington Academy
Methodist Church
Fleur-de-Lis
WSCS
James W
Richard
Sioux City
Ethel
Maud
Gieselman Hosts Ministers in Burlington Nazarene Meet
Rev and Mrs C F Gieselman hosted pastors and families from the Burlington zone of the Nazarene church last night at the YMCA. A 7 pm meeting included a pot luck dinner and a business session with representation from Burlington Ft Madison Montrose Keokuk Farmington Milton and Mt Pleasant.
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C. F. Gieselman
Burlington
The
Nazarene Church
YMCA
Ft Madison
Montrose
Keokuk
Farmington
Milton
Mt. Pleasant
Pappa Celebrates Birthday With Cake Dinner
A birthday dinner for James Newman featured corned beef and cabbage and a store bought cake with nine candles. Newman, described as a 69 year old ex slave, was celebrated as the guest of honor and his son remarked on his liking for cake.
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Detroit
James Newman
Pappa
Nurs Newman
Dora Minick Dies After Lingering Illness
Dora Minick 69 lifelong Washington resident died at 520 West Second Street Friday evening after a lingering illness. Funeral held Monday in Jones funeral home with Dr. Fred B. Miller in charge. burial in Elm Grove Cemetery. She was born April 1, 1880, daughter of Tobias and Mary Minick. Survived by four sisters Lillian Frances Mrs. R K Bond and Mrs J Ellitt Grayson and one brother Ralph Minick.
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Dora Minick
Washington
West Second Street
Jones Funeral Home
Fred BK. Miller
Elm Grove
Ceme
Miss Minick
Tobias and
Mary Christman Minick
Washington High School
Methodist Church
Alma Hearn Holland Missionary Society
Circle One
Methodist
WSCS
Lillian
Frances
R. K. Bond
Des Moines
J. Ellitt Grayson
Cedar Falls
Ralph Minick
Junior Chamber Sale Held in Park Here
Despite cold weather the Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors a White Elephant sale in Central Park with items donated by members and Washington merchants. Auctioneer Don Burger oversees the auction as new donations such as groceries, Coca Cola, oil, livestock feed, dog food, tools, raincoats and more are auctioned to support the chamber.
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Chamber of Commerce
Central Park
Washington
Don Burger
South End
Sim's
Reeves Phillip’s
Dr. Peterson
Norton Eveready
John Deere
Smart Implement
Humble Produce
Foster Radio
Duke's Coffee Shop
Contract Agreement Reached in American Airlines Strike
New York reports union leader Michael Quill announcing a settlement ending a 10 day strike by 4500 maintenance workers. Locals voted to return to work with no wage increase but improved severance pay and job security. The contract runs Jan 1 1951 to Sept 30 1951 with benefits retroactive to Jan 1.
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New York
American Airlines
Michael Quill
Transport Workers Union
CID
Quill
AAL
Chicago
Tulsa
American Air Lines
Avoca Man Fatally Injured in Two-Car Collision
Edwin Madden aged 25 of Avoca was fatally injured in a two car crash on highway 59 last night, 144 miles north of Avoca.
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Avoca
Edwin Madden
Highway 59
Here
Roosevelt Papers May Be Opened To Congress
Senators urged loyalty investigators to study Roosevelt era papers on government security checks. Hyde Park archives will release four million Roosevelt documents March 17 with limits on personal and investigative materials. The subcommittee will resume hearings Monday as McCarthy concludes his evidence on communism in high places.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Senate Foreign Relations
State Department
Joseph RR. McCarthy
Wis
Homer Ferguson
Mich
Owen Brewster
Hyde Path
Franklin D
Ferguson
Congress
Brewster
McCarthy
Churches Unite For One Great Hour Of Sharing
Washington churches join on Sunday in One Great Hour of Sharing a joint fund appeal for Church World Service. Over 100000 churches from nineteen denominations participate with special offerings to aid the needy worldwide. A round up of the drive can be heard on CBS tonight from 5 30 to 6 60 CST.
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Washington
Church World Service
CBS
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Hermann Sander
Manchester
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Abbie Borreto
Louis
Wymen
Sss
Fred E. Miller
Elm Grove Cemetery
Gieselman
Tery
Jaycee Sale
National Mediation Board
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