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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1949

Page

4

Dr Boice To Address C of C Meeting In Ainsworth

Ainsworth chamber of commerce holds a fall banquet at the Washington Country Club on Wednesday September 28 at 7 pm limited to 175 guests. Dr C A Boice will speak on the history of medicine in Washington county and a Yale Medical School graduate Dr James R Mason, the new local physician, attends with his family. Others guests include Dr J M Lloyd Dr M L McCreedy and their wives and Mr and Mrs Floyd Letts.

Ainsworth Ainsworth Chamber of Commerce Washington Country Club Jea Ainsworth State Bank Ainsworth Meat and Locker Sands Store James R. Mason Mason Front Street Yale Medical School Lihue Hawaii United States Department of Public Health Shanghai China Boice C. A. Boice Iowa State Medical Society Washington County Iowa J. M. Lloyd M. L. McCreedy Lloyd McCreedy

Chit Chat and Market Notes On Crops And Prices

The column discusses soy bean price declines and expectations for fats and oil exports to avoid domestic shortages. It notes mixed feeds weakening with soy and linseed, while mill feed remains cheap and oats prices rise with car shipments planned. Corn carryover peaks, timothy seed prices ease, and alfalfa prices stay high amid a small alfalfa crop. A squirrel season opens as local hunters depart with gusto.

U. S

Banquet At Country Club Aims to Aid Resident Physician

The event invites resident physicians and their wives to a banquet at the country club to support efforts toward obtaining a resident physician.

Washington County

Birthday gathering at Claire Darby home in Ainsworth

Monday evening a group of friends attended a birthday celebration for Mrs. Claire Darby at her home. Guests included Mrs. Lee Hunt Mrs. O R Thoma Mrs. Everett Shearer Mrs. Max White Mrs. Harry Boileau Mrs. William Littlewood Mrs. Earl O Connor Mrs. James Mason Mrs Clarence Richards and Mrs. Lee Norris. A potluck supper was planned for Friday September 23 at the home of Mrs. O Connor to honor birthdays of Mrs. O Connor and Mrs. Thoma.

Birthday Party for Karen Lopshire Held at Home

Mrs. Lopshire hosted a birthday party for daughter Karen Lopshire who turned three on Saturday September 10. Wilma McFarland and Barbara Hawkins led the entertainment for the children attended by Anna Marie Lopshire Tina Gosling Tommy Gosling Jill Simpson Judy Simpson Davie Genkinger Dickie Meeks Bunny Hazelett Karen Coon and Donna Hall.

Ainsworth Karen Lopshire Robert Lopshire Wilma McFarland Barbara Hawkins Anna Marie Lopshire Tina Tommy Gosling Jill Judy Simpson Davie Genkinger Dickie Meeks Bunny Hazelett Karen Coon Donna Hall

Tuesday Bridge Club Meets at Ornduff Home

The Ainsworth Tuesday bridge club gathered at the Ornduff residence with guest Mrs. Claude Kilgore. Two tables played. high scorer was Mrs. Lee Norris, travel prize went to Mrs. Clarence Richards, and consolation prize to Mrs. Clifford Norris. Hostess aided by Mrs. Corbin Crawford.

Ladies Aid Society Meeting At U P Church

The United Presbyterian church Ladies Aid Society met Thursday afternoon with sixteen members answering roll call. Mrs William Littlewood led devotions and won an entertainment contest while Mrs Claude Kilgore received a prize of 295 tea towels. Refreshments were served by Mrs Max White and Mrs Clarence Walker.

Ainsworth Ladies Aid Society of the United Presbyterian Church William Littlewood Claude Kilgore

Keokuk Presbytery Holds Burlington Meeting

Keokuk Presbytery met in Burlington with Ainsworth representatives Dr. Littlewood Mr. Wallace Mr. Pressley Mrs. Wilma Hunt and Rev Megdelsen. Dr Littlewood elected Moderator and Mrs Hunt named President of the Presbyterian WMS.

Keokuk Burlington Ainsworth Littlewood Wallace Pressley Wilma Hunt Megdelsen

McCreedys Host Rabenold Family Reunion in Ainsworth

Mr and Mrs Burke McCreedy hosted the annual Rabenold reunion in Ainsworth with a basket dinner and business meeting. J D Rabenold was elected president, Roland Rabenold vice president, and Mrs Manford Kilgore secretary as numerous relatives gathered from Iowa and beyond.

Manford Kilgore Carrie Rabenold Burke MccCreedy Jimny Stanley Ainsworth Edgar Rabenold Columbus Junction Frank Morrisn M Irs Estima Rabenold Maine Til Harry Rabenold Mary John Rabenold Stevie Jo Ellen Stick Ratenold Montezuma William Young Vickie Hilton Rabenold Washington Morris Rabenold Decatur Ill Rabenold Allentown

Happy Hour Club Holds One O Clock Luncheon

The Happy Hour club met at Mrs. Harry Kilgore’s home for a fall decorated luncheon. A two course meal was served at quarter tables. At the business meeting the group voted to donate five dollars to the polio fund. Rook was played afterward at four tables.

Ainsworth Harry Kilgore

Martha Circle Plans Annual Fall Bazaar At Church

Mrs Mary Townsend led devotions at the Martha circle Methodist meeting held at Mrs Earl O Connor home with co host Mrs Everette Meeks. Kate Annas spoke on study book Japan Begins Again and Glen Miller assisted as leader. Plans for the fall bazaar were discussed. refreshments followed.

Kate Annas Japan Glen Miller

Feeder and Waterer Use for Training Laying House Pullets

Training pullets to use new furnishings in the laying house requires low feeding and watering equipment. A range feeder and waterer in the pen aids adjustment during the first days in the new condition.

Comets Named for Hairy Tails and Latin Roots

Comets earned their name from their long wispy tails that resemble hair. In Latin the word coma means hair, linking the term to the comet’s glow and tail.

Homecoming Planned at Ainsworth United Presbyterian Church

Holy communion will be observed at Ainsworth United Presbyterian Church on Sunday October 2. A Homecoming is being organized with details to follow. Members are asked to invite friends and former residents of Ainsworth.

Ainsworth Ainsworth United Presbyterian Church

Ainsworth Beats Grandview 7 1 In Baseball Clash

Ainsworth won 7 to 1 over Grandview at Grandview on September 18. Grandview scored in the first inning on infield errors, but Ainsworth pitcher Arthur and strong defense shut them out the final three frames. McFarlane closed the last inning. The day also saw Ainsworth 12 Cotter 4 at Ainsworth on September 15 with Arthur yielding two hits in five innings and Sands hitting a triple.

Ainsworth Grandview Jackson Arthur Dick McFarlane Cotter Jim Arthur Tom Skubal Dick McFarland Willard Sands

Local Visitors and Shortest Midwest Trip Summary

Ainsworth residents Mr and Mrs Frank Williams of Gary Indiana visit Mrs Williams brother George Goble. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Wilson travel to Niagara Cave and tour Minnesota and Wisconsin, leaving Saturday morning and returning Sunday evening. Mrs W L McGinnis visited Iowa City Thursday to assist her sister Mrs Ray Schlicker.

Frank Williams Gary, Ind Mrs. Williams George Goble Lawrence Wilson Niagara Cave Minnesota Wisconsin W. L. McGinnis Iowa City Ray Schlicker

Washington Women Invited to Program at Ainsworth Methodist

Ainsworth Methodist Church’s Women’s Society invites Washington and Crawfordsville guests for a Thursday afternoon program September 22 at 2. Worship and a program in the sanctuary will be followed by tea in the social hall. Main feature is Welcome Travelers with Rev. Carl Stiefel as emcee.

Ainsworth Washington Crawfordsville Woman's Society of Christian Service Ainsworth Methodist Endurch Floyd Blankenhorn Glen Miller Carl Stiefel L. H. Trotter Bruce Pearson William L. McGinnis Kate Annas Mary Townsend Grace Stone Richard Stephens Albert Jeffrey C. W. Rademaker Earl O'Connor Charles Mapel

Wiener Roast Planned by Ainsworth Young Adults

Ainsworth Methodist Sunday school young adults host a wiener roast on Wednesday evening September 21 at 6 30 in Wayne Bittings timber. Attendees bring wieners buns and paper cups. Class officers include R A Knupp president and Mrs L H Trotter vice president. Families move to Cedar Falls as Mr Schlicker becomes an instructor at the State Teachers College.

Ainsworth Ainsworth Methodist Sunday School Wayne Bitting R. A. Knupp L. H. Trotter Richard Beenblossom Cedar Falls Mr. Schlicker State Teachers College

Rabid Fox Behavior Compared to Healthy Foxes Says Study

A health note explains normal foxes avoid people while rabid foxes become bold and may appear friendly. The pattern extends to other wildlife such as squirrels and skunks. Rabies transmission occurs through biting, similar to dogs.

W S C S Women Feted By Mrs Clifford Ott

Fourteen members and five guests attended the Su san nah circle meeting at Ainsworth Methodist church hosted by Mrs Ward McCutcheon. Guest speaker Mrs Clifford Ott described Riverside community center Bidwell deaconess home and Esther hall in Des Moines. Plans for Christmas packages to church institutions and requests for used clothing toys and dolls were made.

Ainsworth Susannah Circle W.S.C.S Ainsworth Methodist Church Ward McCutcheon Clifford Ott Ed Mayhew Ernie Temple Laird Simpson Jr William Crayne Ott Crawfordsville Riverside Community Center Bidwell Deaconess Home Esther Hall Des Moines Albert Jeffrey James Quinn

Promotion Day Program At Ainsworth Methodist Sunday School

September 25 marks Promotion Day for Ainsworth Methodist Sunday school children. The children’s department will present a musical program and adults will lead youth activities under the direction of Mrs. John Elliott and Mrs. W. D. Roberts. Offering envelopes will be provided for members to support Christian education in Methodism.

Ainsworth Ainsworth Methodist Sunday School Children’s Department John Elliott W. D. Roberts

Youth Rally Program In Church at Brighton

The Y P C U and Pioneers of the Ainsworth United Presbyterian church joined Brighton youths for a fellowship program themed Seeing God About Us using the Microscope and Telescope. Brighton Methodist and Salina Presbyterian sent representatives and many adults attended. Brighton youths will visit Ainsworth Y.P.C.U. Wednesday at 7 p.m. for planned entertainment and refreshments.

Brighton Ainsworth Y.P.C.U Ainsworth United Presbyterian Church Brighton Methodist Salina Presbyterian

Rally Day Service Planned at United Presbyterian Church

Next Sunday September 25 a Rally Day service will be conducted at the United Presbyterian Church. The church has prepared an appropriate order of service to be followed during the event.

United Presbyterian Church

Mrs Max White to Oversee Sunday School Promotion Day

Mrs Max White will supervise Promotion day exercises and Sunday school parents are specially invited to attend.

Max White

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