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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1968

Page

5

Steam Engine Model Charms Ainsworth Parade Crowd

Otto Zwicki of Route 2 Ainsworth hosts a grass road steam model powered by a boiler built by Solomon Boiler Works. The seven inch scale engine, with rubber tires and 125 pounds pressure, is used for parades in Davenport Burlington West Liberty West Branch Farmington and Mt Pleasant, and will appear at Washington's Ridiculous Day Parade.

Washington County Otto Zwicki Route 2 Ainsworth Otto Solomon Boiler Works Moberly Missouri Zwicki Washington Journal Helen Gilbert Davenport Burlington West Liberty West Branch Farmington Old Threshers Mt. Pleasant

Ainsworth summer baseball plans and family notices

Ainsworth plans for summer baseball with 85 to 90 boys and 30 girls practicing under manager Howard Schultz assisted by Cleo Orris. Games include Little League, Pony League and Pee Wee schedules with teams from Washington Hills Riverside Lone Tree and two from Waco. girls schedule pending. Also reports on visitors, Mother's Day gatherings, local club meetings and the 38th annual Ainsworth Alumni Banquet set for June 1 with reservations due by May 24.

Ainsworth Howard Schultz Cleo Orris Schultz Washington Hills, Riverside Lone Tree Pony League Hills Riverside Waco Pee Wees Kalona Doris Blanchard Des Moines Levi Blanchard Dale Roberts W. D. Roberts Gene Stephens Jim Stephens Burlington Max Martin Clinton Joe Wood Orville Meeks Arthur Havel Charles Droll Julie Wood Jerry Sweeting Sherrie Droll Vernon Richardson Beth Ann Ben Fitzgerald Esther Arthur Kenneth Arthur Cotter Darold Jones and Allen Paul Lines Lafe Klopfenstein Allen Fuhr Wash Pat McDole Andy Simpson Bellview Nebraska Mike McDole Savanna Illinois Iowa City Walter Rhodes Sorosis Study Club Pete Koehler Dennis Oakes Fairfield H. Clay Harshbarger Long View Knoll Harshbarger Mac Wallace Everette Tobin King’s Preston Edmondson Sacha Club the Blue Note Mrs C. A. Thompson Mrs. Royal Robertson West Chester

Close races in W. Virginia vote

In West Virginia's close primary, Arch A. Moore led the Republican governor nominating race, while James M. Sprouse held a slim edge for the Democratic nomination. John D. Rockefeller IV won the Democratic secretary of state nod, aided by his wife Sharon. The primary produced a tight, historic contest with no presidential race.

Charleston W. Va UPI Arch A. Moore West Virginia James M. Sprouse John D. Rockefeller IV Moore Cecil H. Underwood Sprouse Donald Robertson Hulett C. Smith Rockefeller Sharon Illinois Charles Percy

The Suzuki Method for Children Lights Up Violin Education

Japanese teacher Shinichi Suzuki popularized talent education, teaching 3 year olds to listen and imitate, with mothers as co teachers in a program that stresses early exposure, daily listening, and group observation. His project SUPER in Rochester Penfield Eastman blends home practice with weekly classes, aiming to boost memory and learning capacity while fostering a lifelong love of music.

Japan Shinichi Suzuki United States Tokyo Everest Records Suzuki Albert Schweitzer Germany Albert Einstein Waltraud Europe University of Rochester Eastman School of Music New York State Council On the Arts National Foundation For the Arts and Humanities Rochester Penfield SUPER Penfield - Eastman - Rochester Matsumoto Altho Toshiya Eto Mommy Twinkle Dav Id Oistrakh Washington Iowa

What's Cookin edited by HELENE B. DILLON Pie recipes for Chocolate Pie and more

Four pie recipes are presented including Chocolate Pie with a family appeal, Open Face Cherry Pie, Raspberry Chiffon Pie, and Rhubarb Custard Pie. Each provides crust or filling steps, ingredients like marshmallows, graham crackers, raspberries, gelatin, rhubarb, sugar, and baking directions for a complete slice of home bake.

Helene B. Dillon

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