Ainsworth Alumni Banquet Brings Class of 45 Initiation
The fifteenth annual Ainsworth alumni banquet was held at the Methodist church parlors with the Ladies Aid serving dinner. classes represented ranged from 1896 to 1966, with Mary Richards and Shirley Conry initiating the class of ’45 into the association. Officers elected: president Erma Pressly Kilpatrick, vice president Rolland RaLenald, secretary-treasurer Mildred Pressly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Methodist Church
Ladies Aid Society
Joe
Lillian Simpson
Julia Koehler
Yeastmaster
Will McConnell
Erma Pressy_ Kilpatrick
James Quinn
Manford Rabenold
Edith Henderson Trotter
Marian Stephens
Opportunity
Cistre Gordon
L-Laehter
Harry Dye
Beverly Flutterworth
Lois Pearson
Mary Richards
Shirley Conry
Association
Erma Pressly Kilpatrick
Rolland Ra- Lenald
Mildred Pressly
McCleary Circle Holds Regular Meeting at Bratten Home
Members of the McCleary Circle of the Presbyterian church held a cooperative supper at 6:30 PM in Elsie Bratten’s home with good attendance. Cheryl and Barbara Nayadley sang a duet and Miss Bratten played piano. Mrs. William Glassburner led devotions and the short business meeting. New president Mable Shields outlined plans for the year and the group then sang together before dismissal. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Mae McCreedy in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCleary
The
Presbyterian Church
Elsie Bratten
Helen Heilman
Frances Wicher
Elsie Glassburner
Cheryl
Barbara Nayadley
Miss Bratten
William Glassburner
Glassburner
Mable Shields
Wesleyan Service Guild Meeting Held at Church
Mrs. Dale Rathmer hosted twelve members and one guest of the Wesleyan Service Guild. Eloise Platt attended as guest. Virginia Tucker joined as a new member. The group opened with 1 Corinthians 13 and prayer and heard a district convention summary from Mt Pleasant. Georgia Fox reviewed Religious Living as the study program. The missionary projects were advanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Rathmer
Wesleyan Service Guild
The
Methodist Church
Guild
Eloise Platt
Virginia Tucker
Mt. Pleasant
Georgia Fox
Happy Hustlers At Coleman Home
The Ainsworth 4 H club met May 12 at Mrs Coleman home with eight members and three visitors Ruth Foster Martha Jean Erickson and Ann Richards. Officers stepped up due to the president moving away. Reports covered Sunflowers Young Girl Peeling Apples and Peace and Plenty samples for dresser scarfs were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth Happy Hastlers 4-H Club
Coleman
Ruth Foster
Martha Jean Erickson
Ann Richards
Dorothy Hunt
Martha White
Judy Quinn
Conserve and Preserve by County Nutrition Committee
The article discusses tenderizing young birds for stews and meals, using stewed chicken in various dishes, and preparing giblets. It notes salt enhances vegetable flavors and aids preserving foods without sugar, urging cool storage and simple brining methods for kraut, pickles, and salads.
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United States
Broad Social Calendar Notes Activities Across West Chester
Grace Hill Ladies Aid holds afternoon meeting. American Legion Auxiliary 7:50 a.m. roll call. Memorial service. St. Anthony Circle 8 p.m. Little Flower Circle and other groups meet. W O F C 2:30 p.m. P E 7:30 p.m. Rural Woman's Club after noon. Eastern Star 6:30 p.m. banquet at Masonic temple with officers honored. Relating events at Central church and YMCA rooms. Rebekah and Pythian events listed. Various clubs host picnics, exchanges, and missionary meetings with donations and food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society
Zachariah
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
St. Anthony Circle
Hubert Walker
E. Second
Stella Latchem
Rural Woman's Club
Mary Shields
Alice Hunter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
West Chester Federated Church
Cat Church
Stewart P.T.A
Rebekah Club
Louise Reaney
Pythian
George Baker
Lexington
Ladies Aid Society
Hanacraft Dept
Y W
Carden Department
I. T. Rehmet
Woman's Missionary Society of Presbyterian Church
Barre Wilson
Rebekah Lodge
Mt Bog SE
Bethlehem Commandery and Families
W.S.C.S. of Methodist Church
West Chester
W.C.T.U
Lucy Leet
Handcraft Group Holds May Luncheon at Congress Hotel
The Handcraft Group 2 held its May luncheon at the Congress hotel marking the year's final meeting with 25 attendees including two new members Mrs. M. Sartor and Mrs. Leslie. Irene Yard spoke on Flower Fixins Fun demonstrating floral arrangements and table decorations benefiting from blue and yellow accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress Hotel
M. Is. Sartor
Leslie
M. C. DeLong
J. C. Willits
Byron Snider
George Maxwell
Hugh Hall
DeLong
Irene Yard
Miss Yard
Birthday greetings noted at St. James School
Helen Baker and Mari Anne Ledger celebrated birthdays with classmate treats as adults and families offered congratulations. Community members including Mrs Witt ing and Mrs Ledger gathered for birthday acknowledgments and a rally day briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Baker
St. James Parochial School
Mrs. L. §. Baker
Booster Club Meeting At G Jarrard Home
Mrs. George Jarrard and Mrs. H. Neill hosted the Booster Club gathering at the Jarrard home. Guests included Mrs. Bert Dill Mrs. Everett Smith Mrs. Joan Shebeck Mrs. Doyle Jarrard and others. The club president led the business portion and members worked on scrapbooks for hospital children patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jarrard
H. Neill
Booster Club
Bert Dill
Everett Smith
Joan Shebeck
Doyle Jarrard
Callie Woodburn
Jeanette Woodburn
Lloyd Walker
Rell Earl
Rhubarb Harvest Tips From Iowa State College
Garden tip advises harvesting rhubarb by pulling stalks in the direction of the leaves, snapping below the mid-point, and pulling away. Leaves are poisonous and should be composted. Stop harvesting by June 15 to allow plants to strengthen for next season.
Sweden's Lutherans Dominate Church Leadership
Ninety nine percent of Sweden's population belongs to the Swedish Lutheran church, with the king serving as the supreme administrator of the church in the kingdom.
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Sweden
Legion Auxiliary Tea At Brighton Hosts Mothers of Service Members
The Brighton Legion Auxiliary held a tea for wives and mothers of service members with a program including patriotic songs, prayers, and musical numbers by local performers and the high school music department. Also noted are furloughs, births, visits, and upcoming officer elections, plus commencement at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ednad S. Crile
Brighton
The
Legion Auxiliary
Allen
Legion Hell
Joyce McAfee
Roberta Horton
H. C. Stouse
Jeanne Hostleins
Frank Swisher
Huston
Texas
Wayne Dickinson
Burlington
Scott Dickinson
Lou Stacy
Herbert Campbell
Ainsworth
Iowa City
Campbell
Olocy
Farewell Courtesy for Mrs. M. Green At Taylor School
Homemakers club members and families held a cooperative supper at Taylor school as a farewell for Mrs. Merle Green who taught there. About 50 attended the seven o'clock meal before games and visits while the Green family plans to move to Iowa City at year's end. Committee in charge included Mrs. Arthur Wiley Mrs. Stanley Foster and Mrs. Hubert Redlinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers Club
Taylor School
Merle Green
Green
Iowa City
Arthur Wiley
Stanley Foster
Hubert Redlinger
Brighton high school alums hold banquet and awards event
Supt B H Paxson delivers valedictory and Rev Fillmore offers benediction at the Brighton high school alumni banquet for the class of 1945. Officers elected include Olin Mullikin president Helen Schooley secretary June Zickefoose treasurer with several children and six visitors attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Paxson
Jane Kanvondson
R. Vv. Fillmore
Ida Bevans
Weota
Guy Davison
James Whisler
Bloomfield
Cedar Rapids
Amos Whiler
Brighton
Olin Muliikin
Helen Sehooleyv
June Zickefoose
Club Has Meeting With Mrs Soukup
The Highland social group met with Mrs Melvin Soukup at a gathering noted to have 19 attendees present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soukup
Melvin Soukup
Local Man Finds Relief From Gas With SYS-TONE
A Washington man reports relief from persistent stomach gas and bloating after using SYS-TONE. He says the remedy cleanses the bowels, reduces gas, and improves digestion after years of discomfort, with claims of renewed appetite and regular bowels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Terri
Sys-Tone
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Happy Hour Club
Hilda Olds
Rook
McCleary Circle
Ernoon
Mae McCreedy
Happy Hustlers
Musca‘ne
Fairfield
Davenport
Little Flower Circle
P.m
J. J. Mattes
F.C
Ener Ben
Renee
Junior Missionary Society of
U. F. Churea
White Suede
Sim's Shoe Store
Handcraft Group
Marianne Ledger
A. R. Ledger
Peter Witting
Edna Bridges
Clara Warren
Donna Belle Kephart Rodgers
Wyman
Armiene Erwin
Mildred Oldfield
Anton Kauffman
Douglas
John Kauffman
Noble
Betty Stevens
W. J. Stevens
Miss Foster
Mary Jo Tobin
Jeffries
G. Jarrard Home
Garden Tip
Iowa State College
Meek
James Meek
van Nuys
Calif
Charles Meek
Kearns
Utah
Ray Duttweiler
Duttweiler
Greenville
S. C
Raper Duttweiler
Dale Cassidy
Farrington
Daryl Robertson
Drakesville
Estrus Duttweiler
Jamil
Wellman
Kenneth Duttweiler
Dorothy Duttweiler
Des Moines
George Tatler
Dwight Revison
B. A. Paxson
Edgar Wise
George Howard, Jr
George Staller
Neal Whisler
George Hyde
Bairfield
Wm Brieton
Mrs. Paul Grove
Sally
St. Paul,Minn
Ss M. Grove
Alice Statler
EK. EB. Vess
Joan Hatans
R. E. Shannon
Letty Fry
L. E. McAfee
MM Gowey
Board
Gracie Allen
George Barnes
Eric Ericson
Leo
M. Green
Washington Electric Shop
Virgil Lewis
South Sth Ave
Short
Earl Stee
Elmer Steele
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