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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1950

Page

4

Ainsworth Cemetery Holds Nearly 3000 Burials in Township Ground

The Ainsworth cemetery, bordered by a white picket fence and set among farms, contains about 3000 burials with space for 400 more. It operates as a township cemetery funded by taxes, with ongoing interments yearly and a history rooted in land donations from the Marr, Goble, Pratt and other families. The oldest grave dates to 1852 and markers range from simple stones to a hollow steel monument linked to J P Thompson.

Ainsworth Ainsworth’s Fred Orris George Lord Gene Stephens Charles Wulf Washington County John Hendee United States Hendee Thomas Marr Jesse Marr James Marr Jane, Dau F. & L. Parrow J. P. Thompson

Art's Electric Service Wiring and Rewinding

Wiring and motor rewinding services offered by Art's Electric Service located at 137 Ainsworth in Iowa. Local customers can call for electrical repairs and rewinding work.

Ainsworth, Ia

Chit Chat on Wives and Market Notes from Agro Column

A dated column blends social jests about wives with market commentary. It notes soybean meal prices rising by two dollars per ton and oats increasing, while linseed meal and animal protein held steady. It promotes NUTRENA PIG PUSHER starter at 99.00 per ton and mentions supplies of seed, hot waterers, and feeders for hogs.

Sorosis Club Honors Mrs. John Clegg With Tea

Ainsworth Mrs Charles Rademaker Grace Stone and Mrs Herbert Campbell entertained Sorosis club members and friends at an informal tea at the Rademaker home Friday afternoon praising Mrs John Clegg of Chi Caen. Mrs Larry Trotter sang several numbers with piano by Mrs Rademaker. Miss Stone presided at the tea table with pastel snapdragon centerpiece. Flowers were used throughout the home.

Ainsworth Charles Rademaker Grace Stone Herbert Campbell Sorosis Club Rademaker John Clegg Chi Larry Trotter

Keota Alumni Banquet Elects 1951 Officers

President J OR Helscher leads the Keota alumni meeting as Mary Lee Trier Kathryn Tadlock and Bob McNurlen hold top offices. Six Pulaski girls perform a rope jump act followed by a local talent minstrel show. Three generations of one family attend the event with longtime members present.

J. OR. Helscher Mary Lee Trier Kathryn Tadlock Bob MccNurlen Tressie Herr Pulaski Iowa Keota Cloyce Palmer Harold Palmer Forrest Herr

Ainsworth Locals Brief High County Socials and Moves

Ainsworth area residents report travels and visits with many names and dates. Mr and Mrs Alex McCreedy and Duane McCreedy of Packwood depart for a western trip to the Black Hills and Colorado. Rev Wartman and family move from Biggsville to town. Several families and guests are listed visiting Lake Odessa Cedar Rapids and Chicago. Jess Tomlinson shifts from Ainsworth to Cowesville as school superintendent. others host guests from Washington Oakville and Oklahoma City.

Ainsworth Alex McCreedy Duane McCreedy Packwood Black Hills Colorado Ladies and Society of the U. P Wartman Biggsville Ill John Stephens Airfield S. A. Stephens Lake Odessa Jesse Tomlinson Ralph Cedar Rapids Tomlinson Carl Herner J. Beckensly Bill Chicago Max White Leland White Dorothy Tellin Washington Edward White Jess Tomlinson Cowes- Ville Louis Jagen Leimer Chas. Hazelett Lee Hunt Oakville Clifford Thompson Charles Lloyd Augustine Washington Saddle Club Illinois City Dale Edmonson Oklahoma City Hugh Morris Okla Va McMullen Oskaloosa Everette Shearer

Cleaning guidance for sponge stains on washable fabrics

Sponge meat juice or gravy stains should be treated with cold or lukewarm water. Do not use hot water as it sets the stain. Launder washable fabrics in warm soapy water and treat any remaining grease with a grease solvent if needed. Nonwashable cloths require a specialized grease solvent.

Small Roasts Too Thin For Practical Ovens

Small roasts under two pounds and under two inches thick are impractical. A very thin oven roast has too much exposed surface.

Joyce Owens Elected Head of Senior MYF

Joyce Owens was reelected president of the senior youth fellowship at Ainsworth Methodist Church on Sunday evening May 28. Ronald Ornduff was elected vice president and Dale Roberts secretary. Sandra Ornduff led the junior fellowship as president with George Stout as vice president and Kathleen Stephens as secretary. David Stout serves as treasurer for both groups, with Mrs. Ethel Stephens as acting sponsor.

Ainsworth Joyce Owens Ainsworth Methodist Church Ronald Ornduff Dale Roberts Sandra Ornduff George Stout Kathleen Stephens David Stout Ethel Stephens

Trotter Family Holds Two Reunion Dinners

The Trotter family held two reunion dinners with multiple members visiting from Cincinnati Ohio and Galveston Texas. Attendees included G F Trotters Bill Trotter Pamela Tommy Larry Trotter Margaret Ann George Leonard Trotter H V Stickley Will Ross Lettie Harding and others in Burlington and Keota during the weekend.

Axnsworth Trotter G. F Trotters Bill Trotter Pamela Tommy Larry Trotter Margaret Ann George Leonard Trotter Cincinnati Ohio H. V. Stickley Galveston Texas Will Ross Keota Lettie Harding Ross G. F. Trotter Myr Harding Burlington Mon

Walker couple omitted from Shearer home party report

Names of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Walker were omitted from the account of the party at the Shearer home given for Post master Daryl Pearson and wife. Mr. and Mrs. John Clegg of Chicago have been spending a few days here and with relatives in Crawfordsville. Mrs. Estella MecCaleb and Mrs Eva Wallace were in Washington Saturday evening and Sundays with relatives. Little Johnie Malicky who spent several days with his grandmother, Mrs. McCaleb, returned to his home with them.

Clarence Walker Shearer Daryl Pearson John Clegg Chicago Crawfordsville Estella MecCaleb Eva Wallace Washington Johnie Malicky McCaleb

Kensington Club Meets With Mrs. Lee Norris

AINSWORTH The Kensington club met with Mrs. Lee Norris on Wednesday with ten members present. Mrs. Jess Tomlinson presided over the business session as plans for a June breakfast and a handkerchief project for a former member were discussed. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Emmett Frame’s home.

Ainsworth Kensington Club Lee Norris Jess Tomlinson Emmett Frame Margaret Ma Hin Claire Lorley

Sewing Club Honors Mrs George Colthurst

The Sewing club honored Mrs George Colthurst with a gift during a Tuesday afternoon meeting. Members spent time sewing and mending and planned a trip to the State Hospital on Thursday afternoon with lunch.

Sewing Club George Colthurst Ainsworth State Hospital

Washington women share notes from national convention

Mrs. Gates of Washington spoke on her trip to Ohio for a national convention. Twenty members attended as Mrs. Floyd Blankenhorn led the business session. Refreshments featured new tea sets. Guests included Mrs. John Clegg and organizer Mrs. Larry Trotter with a serving team of several members.

Floyd Blankenhorn John Clegg Larry Trotter Everette Meeks Roy Marr Chas. Weber Jess Pearson Harold Kaufman C. M. Spessard

Ainsworth Theater Party Sees Capital Idea in Iowa City

A theater party from Ainsworth enjoyed the play A Capital Idea at the University Theater in Iowa City. Members included Mrs Norm Clegg, Mrs James Mason, Mr and Mrs James Quinn, Mr and Mrs Gene Stephens, Mr and Mrs John Ellicott, and Mr and Mrs Jac Tobin.

Ainsworth University Theater Iowa City Norm Clegg James Mason James Quinn Gene Stephens John Ellicott Jac Tobin

Also Mentioned on This Page

John S. Thompson Ainsworth Cemetery Alexander Lee David Bone Bone Betsey Marr Woodford Marr Mary Marr Harriet Coulter Robert O'Connor Albert Schmidt Richard McCreedy Sam Herry Europe Jim Olinger James T. Olinger France Art’s Electric Service Ainswort Eclipse Lawn A. D- Brown Caen A. R. Krause Keota High School Smitty Cate Voneile Henderson Frank Haberkron Grand Junction Sarah Warner Harriett Clendenning Keot Glen Miller Max M. White Ag Gt Iy Mata Eta Lips van Camps Pork Lge Erator Jay Armour’s Frankfurters Bordens Ice Cream Elliott's Food Store Thompson Chevrolet Sales & Service Keith Genkinger Reverend CHIC State Bank DuPont Duco Johns-Manville Eclipse Lumber Company Heck Gesling, Mer WSCS Ainsworth News Wrench Stilson Ee and The Iowa Maeter Plumbers Association Tam Ainsworth Meat
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