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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1962

Page

4

Local bridge club hosts and community notices around Ainsworth

Ainsworth locals report bridge clubs hosted by Mrs. Kenneth Ornduff with guests Mrs. Frank Casey and others. Movements include June 1 meetups, hospital news for Mrs. Bill Gipple and Mrs. Jess Pearson, and travels of families to Davenport, Burlington, and Denison. Also noted is a May accident involving E. R. Putterworth and updates on local weddings, visits, and farm work.

Kenneth Ornduff Frank Casey Washington Claude Kilgore George Stout, Jr Gene Stephens Essie Voss Alice Menno Biosser North English Ainsworth Ralph Shannon Shannon Max White Jr Cw.o Rachon Road Ft. Ord Calif Caliifornia Bill Gipple Jess Pearson Mercy Hospital Iowa City Howard Spivey Eldon Moore South Figlish Voss Hame Mae Spessard Brdge Club Max White, Sr Ron Ornduff Orie O’connor White C. A. Thompson Orie O'Connor George Colthurst Kenneth Beenblossom Burlington Crapo Raerk Maye Telford Davenport Dave Stephens Peoria Sumner E. R. Putterworth

End Of School Term Preparations And Staffing Changes

School lunch will be served Wednesday May 23 for the last time this term and pupils report to the school at 9 a.m. Thursday for report cards. Two teachers will be replaced next year with Elaine Murray resigning as English instructor and Pearl Cochran hired from Mt. Pleasant. T J Berdo resigns and Estelle Burton of Washington becomes commercial teacher. Rev William Simbro is the new school board member to fill late Daryl Pearson. A large crowd attended Bacalaureate at Ainsworth United Presbyterian Church with Rev Dale Brehmer reading scripture and music by the Boys Glee Club and Girls Quartet. The 7th graders enjoy a day out visiting the Iowa City museum and West Branch.

Elaine Murray Pearl Cochran Mt. Pleasant T. J. Berdo Estelle Burton Washington Ainsworth United Presbyterian Church Dale Brehmer William Sinbro

Ainsworth Alumni Banquet Set for May 26 at School

Ainsworth Alumni Banquet to be held at the Ainsworth School on May 26 with dinner at 6 30 entertainment by professional and amateur groups including a style show and dancing such as circle twist and square A twist contest and door prizes will be offered Past and present teachers valedictorians salutatorians and cheerleaders will be recognized and many from the classes of 1952 and 1937 urged to attend to celebrate the 25th anniversaries Theme County Fair Officers Gene Stephens Robert Geret vice president Dale Buck secretary and treasurer Reservations with Mrs Robert Gerot by May 24 Tickets priced at 1 75

Gene Stephens Robert Geret Dale Buck

WSCS Officers Are Installed in Ainsworth

The Women’s Society of Christian Service met at the Methodist Church in Ainsworth for a Thursday session. Mrs. W D Roberts led, the secretary’s report passed, and the group approved funds for migrant children in Muscatine. New officers were named and an officers’ training school was scheduled for June 1 at 1 30 at the church.

Ainsworth Women's Society of Christian Service Methodist Ada Jasenek May Carson Junior Buck Jasenek Clarence Kaufman Rohberts Methodist Church Kalona Stella Bell Williamsburg H. A. Swartzendruber A. C. Kepler Webster Bell Sprague

Kensington Club Meets With Mrs. Lee Norris

AINSWORTH The Kensington Club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Lee Norris. Twelve members answered roll call with a humorous note. Guest was Mrs Roger Colthurst, with her mother Mrs Ida Hunt of Winfield. Plans were made for the June breakfast on June 6 with Mrs Roy Wood.

Tom Davis Grace Stone

United Presbyterian Fellowship Supper Held at Church

A fellowship supper was held at the United Presbyterian Church on Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Orris and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Conry oversaw kitchen arrangements while Mr. and Mrs. Mae Wallace and Mr. and Mrs. Milo Arthur led the entertainment committee. A film on "Pella" was shown during the social hour.

Rev Simbro Ordained Elder in Ainsworth Methodist Church

Rev William C. Simbro was ordained an Elder Sunday in the Ainsworth Methodist Church. Bishop F. Gerald Ensley presided with sponsors Rev Lloyd Latta and Rev Alvin Maberry. The ceremony included district superintendents and a reception, and the couple received The Great Books of the Western World.

Ainsworth Ainsworth Methodist Church William C. Simbro Simbro F. Gerald Ensley Lloyd Latta Washington Methodist Church Journal Bob Elliott Wiliam C. Simbro Methodist Church Iowa Washington Alvin T. Maberry Mt. Pleasant Fred E. Miller Waterloo Paul M. Hann Burlington Fredonia Methodist Church E. L. Simbro Ottumwa Leslie G. Sylvester Lynville Rev. Simbro Eldon William Penn College Garrett Theological Seminary Evanston, IL State University of Iowa

Legion Auxiliary Plans Poppy Day

Tuesday evening the James Harlen Thoma Unit American Legion Auxiliary met with Olive Miksch. Nineteen members and one guest attended. Poppy program details were given and plans made to sell Poppies Friday and Saturday May 25 and 26 with proceeds to veterans welfare.

Gerard Megdelsen A. D. Brown Lawrence Wilson Harold Ross Wilson Miksch O'Connor Thoma

Fortnightly Shell Talk Highlights Keota Event

Keota Fortnightly Club met at Mrs. Helen Stoutner's home with vice president Mrs. Alice Bergstrom presiding. Clement E. Griffith of West Chester showcased a shell collection including a Sand Dollar noted for Christian symbolism and Easter Lily and Star of Bethlehem markings. The gathering distributed souvenir shells.

Keota Helen Stoutner Catherine Malley Alice Bergstrom Clement E. Griffith West Chester Florida Star of Bethlehem Stoutner Mary Grace Mayer Mary Lea Ther A. A. Hulse and Co Ochs Clothing Smittys Cafe Valentas James Romine Jimmie Center Point Frances Romine Richard Romine Redfield St. Boniface Catholic Church Waukee Richard Elizabeth Daly Des Moines

Beaver Watching Intrigues Two Washington Boys

Two Washington youths Gary Temple and Max Meyer captured beaver activity near Crooked Creek. Their photos show a dam near the highway bridge and a mother beaver with young, with the boys forming an unusual nature study friendship.

Washington Crooked Creek Gary Temple Bill Temple Highway One Gary Max Meyer Maurice Meyer

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Bridge Club Crawford Co. Hospital Denison Butterworths Dow City Towa Doyle Spears Mediapolis Cleo Orris Lee Conry Paul Acton Elson Robert Conry Oskaloosa Lee Conrys Jerry Gipple Jimmy H. F Derby Brighton Will Dea Wiliam Simbro Daryl Pearson Museum West Branch Ainsworth Alumn Ainsworth School Robert Gerot WSCS W. D. Roberts Olive Miksch Muscatine World Banks Burke McCreeedy Richard Stephens Willard McCracken Myrtle Thoma Ray Lasek Fred Pfeifer Clarge Pfeifer George Stout Jr Clarke Pfeifer Bryce Lord Kermit Jenkins Sam Stephens Burke McCreedy Heck & Chic Repair Shop Ainsworth, la Kensington Club Lee Norris Lee Thompson Colthurst Mrs. Trotter United Presbyterian Fellowship Supper South Iowa Ensley Robert Paul David William Everett’s Skeetz Hardware Legion Auxiliary Isaac Sprague Beverly Diana Hawaii Pat Crawford California Omar Crawford Dwane Pat Raymond Foss New Mexico Elsie Torske Fred Sheetz Andy Sheetz Howard Altenbernd Clark Fleming Princeton M[l Fleming Verne Fleming Harper Ainsworth Meat & Locker Service Ainsworth Dial Beaver Snub & Helen's ‘Well Come Inn West Edge of Blitz Brothers By Sakren Perio Ainsworth, IA
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