Seniors to Hear Dr. Fred E. Miller in May Commencement
The senior class selects Dr. Fred E. Miller of Washington to deliver the commencement address on May 19. The Iowa Wesleyan band performs May 6, a senior trip to Ames is planned for May 13, and a school exhibit plus various student projects will be showcased in April. C. B. Parkinson visits March 30 with two young performers. events funded by the activity fund.
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Ainsworth
Fred E. Miller
Washington
Fred Pfeifer
Iowa Wesleyan
Viesha
Ames
Joe Tobin
Grandview
C. B. Parkinson
LeMars
Iowa
Art's Electric Service Wiring and Rewinding
Art's Electric Service at 137 Ainsworth, Ta offers wiring and motor rewinding services with contact options listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art’s Electric Service
Ainsworth, Ta
Bridge Group Meets With Mrs. Ornduff
Ainsworth residents gathered for a Tuesday bridge session hosted by Mrs. Kenneth Ornduff. Orrie O'Connor won both the high score and travel prizes, while Mrs. Clifford Thompson took the low score prize. Guest Mrs. Claude Kilgore attended and luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Orrie O'Connor
Kenneth Ornduff
Clifford Thompson
Claude Kilgore
Clarence Richards
Edmonds and kin visit Des Moines area relatives
Ainsworth residents Mr and Mrs Richard Edmond and family returned to Des Moines after a four week visit with relatives. Carla and Linda Edmond spent the week at D D Stephens home. Clyde Myers Packwood and Raymond McChesney hosts hosted weekend visitors. Cedar and Iva McMullen joined Everette Shearer home guests. Bakers from Cedar Iowa City visited son and wife. Jesse Tomlinson and Mrs Tomlinson visited Carl Werner in Grandview on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Edmondson
Des Moines
Edmondson
Carla
Linda
D. D. Stephens
Clyde Myers
Packwood
Raymond McChesney
Howard Baker
Cedar
Iva McMullen
Oskaloosa
Everette Shearer
Bakers
Iowa City
Thirty Children in Nursery Department at Ainsworth
Thirty three years of age or under are enrolled in the Ainsworth Methodist church Sunday school nursery. The list includes George Ross Alexander Patricia Jane Batterson Steven Glen Beenblos som Carolyn Elaine Bitting Mary Alice Dunbar Marian Elizabeth Evans Linda Sue Hazelett Joseph Lee Kauffman Bessie Ann Lord Betty Joan Lord Charles Bryce Lord Brenda Joyce Mariel Keith Carey Mapel Lewis Glen Meeks Marian Elizabeth McGinnis Susan Kathleen McGinnis Betty Jo Plecker Sandra Sue Plecker Sarah May Quinn Ann Rademaker Henrietta Stogdill Kenneth Lee Stogdill Mildred Alice Stout Susan Elaine Thompson Mary Margaret Trotter Thomas Herman Wagenknecht William Henry Wagenknecht Joe Allen White Dorothy Carol Wilson Steven Marr Wood. Superintendent Mrs Dick Been blossom oversees the nursery, sponsored by the church.
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Ainsworth
Ainsworth Methodist Church Sunday School
George Ross Alexander
Patricia Jane Batterson
Steven Glen Beenblossom
Carolyn Elaine Bitting
Mary Alice Dunbar
Marian Elizabeth Evans
Linda Sue Hazelett
Joseph Lee Kauffman
Bessie Ann Lord
Betty Joan Lord
Charles Bryce Lord
Brenda Joyce Mariel
Keith Carey Mapel
Lewis Glen Meeks
Marian Elizabeth McGinnis
Susan Kathleen McGinnis
Betty Jo Plecker
Sandra Sue Plecker
Sarah May Quinn
Ann Rademaker
Henrietta Stogdill
Kenneth Lee Stogdill
Mildred Alice Stout
Susan Elaine Thompson
Mary Margaret Trotter
Thomas Herman Wagenknechht
William Henry Wagenknecht
Joe Allen White
Dorothy Carol Wilson
Steven Marr Wood
Mrs
Dick Beenblossom
Veterans and Auxiliary Members Visit Mt Pleasant Veterans Hospital
Mrs Lee Hunt president of the Legion auxiliary and six other members visited Mt Pleasant for a veterans birthday party at the state hospital. Norma Clegg led the high school sextette Rose mary Jenkins Wilma Dennis Peggy Koehler Judy Quinn Lou Jean Spessard Edith Pfeifer in the program. The auxiliary served refreshments during the 11 o clock worship hour.
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Wilma Dennis
Peggy Koehler
Judy Quinn
Lou Jean Spessard
Edith Pfeiffer
Ainsworth Auxiliary
Kensington Club Luncheon Busy Wednesday Members Honor Guests
Members of the Kensington Club met for a 12 30 luncheon hosted by Mrs. George Baird of Washington. The event featured long tables with flowers and place cards, an oral quiz by Mrs. Baird, a plant and bulb exchange, birthday cakes for three members, and multiple attendees including several new and longtime members.
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Ainsworth
Kensington Club
George Baird
Washington
Local Family Visits Highlight Weekend Socials
Mr and Mrs Donald Freeland and family near Sterling were guests of J E Freeland. Daryl Pearson enjoyed a vacation from postmaster duties and attended state tournament games. Delbert McGuire and son Teddy joined Glen Miller household visit and McGuire attended Iowa City basketball games. Floyd Edmondson and daughter Corrine and Mrs Omi Edmondson attended Charles Dycke funeral in Muscaline. Ben Fitzgerald Charles Nash Effie McCreedy Mae Spessard Omi Edmondson and Hilda Olds dined at Grace Stone home for birthdays. Hazel Hunt visited Mt Pleasant and stayed with Margery Moore.
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Donald Freeland
Sterling
J. E. Freelands
Daryl Pearson
Delbert McGuire
Teddy
Glen Miller
McGuire
Iowa City
Floyd Edmondson
Corrine
Omi Edmondson
Charles Dycke
Muscaline
Ben Fitzgerald
Charles Nash
Effie McCreedy
Mae Spessard
Hilda Olds
Grace Stone
Hazel Hunt
Mt. Pleasant
Margery Moore
Dewey Stephens Sr Celebrates 75th Birthday with Family
AINSWORTH March 22 Saturday reports Dewey Stephens, sr. marked his 75th birthday with a family party at the Stephens home. Grandchildren performed piano selections as Mrs. Stephens, a former music teacher, plus family members joined in singing and music.
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Dewey Stephens
Ainsworth
Stephens
Violin Solos Delight Local Gathering in Ainsworth
An evening of violin solos draws a large crowd including Mr and Mrs Dewey Stephens Jr and families of Ainsworth, John Elliott and family, Eugene Stephens and family, Richard Edmondson and family from Des Moines, Connie Stephens of Chicago, Robert Stephens and family from Wes Chester, Richard Stephens and family from Crawfordsville, Charles Jenkins and Rosemary, Larry Trotter, Floyd Edmondson and daughters Corrine and Myra Jane. Refreshments follow the performances.
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Dewey Stephens, Jr
John Elliott
Eugene Stephens
Ainsworth
Richard Edmondson
Des Moines
Connie Stephens
Chicago
Robert Stephens
Wes Chester
Richard Stephens
Crawfordsville
Charles Jenkins
Rosemary
Larry Trotter
Floyd Edmondson
Corrine
Myra Jane
Mrs Tomlinson Heads Circle One Program
Mrs Jess Tomlinson led the Circle One program with Rev. Carl Stiefel giving devotions as Mrs. Glen Miller hosted a meeting in Ainsworth on March 22 with 14 members present.
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Mrs. Tomlinson
Circle One
Brown Finance Loan Offers Lump Sum Paydown
A local advert promotes consolidating monthly bills with a Brown Finance loan to reduce monthly outflow. It promises one affordable payment per month and claims a high approval rate, stating yes to four of five loan applicants and inviting in-person visits today.
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Brown Finance
Circle reports and plans for businessmen dinner
Circle No 1 of the WSCS reports recent trips and plans to serve the business men's dinner in two weeks. The meeting closes with Mrs. Hilda Olds visiting Mrs. Mary Oldfield and daughter Josephine at Fairfield. Roberta and Janet Fletcher of Crawfordsville visited grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fitzgerald.
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WSCS
C. E. Bassler
Miller
Mrs
Hilda Olds
Mary Oldfield
Josephine
Fairfield
Roberta and
Janet Fletcher
Crawfordsville
Ben Fitzgerald
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Mrs. McElhinney
Keith Genkinger
State Bank
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Hazelett
Ainsworth, Iowa
Bill Gipple
Manford Kilgore
Meat & Lockers
Legion
Hudson-Hart
A.D. Brown Hardware
Ruth Fletcher
Darby
Emmett Frame
Jesse Tomlinson
Sunshine
Baird
Will Dea
Will Simkins
Lee Norris
F. M. Mahin
Claire Darby
Tom Davis
William Littlewood
Ida Hunt
Littlewood
Henry Wagenknecht
Rosemary Jenkins
the Court House
Lowa
South Side Square
Micrhyomery pMéerd
Turkey
M.W
AGA
Robertshaw
M-W
Ash
Leo
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