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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1952
Page
4
The Ainsworth Trotters and Richards party recounts a Tucson winter in which daily highs reach above freezing and a steady stream of visitors, hotels, and social events filled a five month stay. They describe motel life, carport builds, local markets, a San Xavier wedding, and excursions to Tombstone, the National Cactus Forests, and nearby ski areas.
Ainsworth residents note funerals for Charles McCreedy at Sigourney and burial in Klu Grove cemetery. Dolores McFarland, in the air force, graduates from weather service. three day leave, then transfer to Lowry Field. Local families host and visit, with illness and birth announcements and weekend visits mentioned.
The piece muses on Tucson famed for shrimp dinners tacos and large grapefruits sold at roadside stands a reflection on life with lines about Edith calling people short and heavy and a refrain You Only Live Once noting seven months before December and urging Glen and Audra to hear the latest news as work Spend Save drive life.
Tine has been a crest for several weeks at the fame of her digest er. The Keith Genkinger, who have been in the west for several months, called on the Pulse and Robert Lopshire families last week. They plan to live in this community. Mrs. Hugh Morris is in New Kensington helping care for the new grandson John Morris Shull. Mr. and Mrs. AS. AL Stephens are home from a three week trip visiting Mr Stephens sister Mrs. Viola Herr and the Ed Henry family at Frogmore North Carolina. They also visited Miles Stearns and wife in Washington DC and toured Niagara Falls on the way home via Independence IA and Waterloo visiting Dave Peterson.
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