Eighteen Attend Wiener Roast Near Amrine Farm
Merrimac May 21 Eighteen present including Mr and Mrs Owen Blick and children Eugene Lulu Rose and others enjoyed a wiener roast near the Joe Amrine home. Several local families visited and hosted friends Sunday and Monday with neighbors near Amrine and Kientz families.
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Amrine Farm
Carl Amrine
Merrimac
Owen Blick
Eugene
Lulu Rose
Smanuel Blick
Bessie
Rose
Charley Griffin
Martha
Harold
Donald
Mary Amrine
Joe Amrine
League Mary
Kientz
Lois Eshelman
Luther League
Jay Schafer
Dean
Janice
George Allenders
Fairfield
al Farmer
Frank Farmer
Glenn Schafers
Steve Shelangoski
Lucile
Lester Kientz
Maggie Burger
Earl Smith
Emma
Minnie Crile
Lester
St. Louis
Ed Klienberg
Floyd Grecian
Sam Schulty
James Chorpening
Illinois
Chorpen
Maynard Goff
Palmer Shilling
Elizabeth Schulty
Ainsworth Special Election on Utility Franchise Proposal
Public notice sets May 28 1941 as election day in Ainsworth Iowa to decide on granting Iowa Southern Utilities Company of Delaware a 25 year right to construct operate and maintain electric generation and distribution works with poles lines wires and transmission routes through town official polling at Town Hall from 8 am to 8 pm ballots describe Yes or No choices and ordinance details with town accounting for election costs and franchise terms
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Ainsworth
Washington County
Iowa
Iowa Southern Utilities Company of Delaware
Ilowa Southern Utilities Company of
Delaware
Southern Utilities Company of Delaware
Rudolf Hess
May 28 1941 special election for Ainsworth franchise vote
The town of Ainsworth Iowa will hold a special election on May 28 1941 to decide the granting of the franchise as authorized by Ordinance No 31 adopted April 28 1941. Notice is given under authority of the Town Council and mayor J B Pressly with town clerk Dorothy Smylie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Pressly
Ainsworth
Washington County
Iowa
Dorothy Smylie
Tennessee Capital When Tennessee Was a Territory
An article notes that during Tennessee's territorial period the capital was Knoxville, outlining its historical role before statehood and the shifts that led to later capitals.
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Tennessee
Knoxville
Merle Smiths Hosts to Four Families at Picnic Dinner
North Prairie Flower May 21 Mr and Mrs Donald Smith hosted a Sunday picnic at Merle Smiths home. Attendees included Will Richard family Rex Smith Vaughn and Clair Neff family plus several local residents. Additional notes mention remodeling and visits among neighbors and relatives.
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Merle Smiths
D. F. Smith
North Prairie Flower
Donald Smith
Merle Smith
Will Richard
Rex Smith
Vaughn and
Clair Neff
Tolling of a Knell Signifies Death or Funeral
An obituary note explains that tolling a knell marks a death or a funeral, signaling mourning in the community and inviting relatives and friends to remembrance services.
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Charles T. Downie
Des Moines
Lester A. Royal
West Liberty
Iowa Daily Press
Indianapolis Speedway
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Sam Turkington
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Los Angeles
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America
Burlington Trailways Depot
Cantone Candy Kepchen
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Alfred Cantoni, Agt
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