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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1950

Page

3

Kalona High School Music Students Earn 12 First Ratings

Kalona April 4 The Kalona high school music department led by Mrs. Jay Hanson entered 12 entries in the district contest at Grinnell on April 1. Eight earned first ratings and four earned second. First ratings advance to Sub-state in Centerville April 22. Notable superior entries include Boys Quartet Yoder Yoder Yoder Fry Hochstetler solos and ensembles.

Kalona Kalona High School Jay Hanson Grinnell Centerville

Literature Group of Fortnightly Elects Officers at Meeting

Dade Shearer was elected leader of the Literature department afternoon division of Fortnightly at a library gathering Monday. Assistant leader is Mrs. R E Shannon. secretary-treasurer re elected Mrs doe McCreedy. Anna Dawson, retiring leader, presided. Mrs C O Davis announced Mrs T R Gillespie who reviewed The Running Thread by Drayton Mayrant. Eleven members attended. Stella Latchem reported for the nominating committee. J E Lemmon to be April hostess.

Dade Shearer R. E. Shannon Doe McCreedy Anna Dawson C. O. Davis T. R. Gillespie Drayton Mayrant Stella Latchem J. E. Lemmon Paul Shearer Ralph Bauer Religious Emphasis Committee

Rainbow Girls meeting draws twenty five attendees

Twenty five Rainbow Girls attended the Monday evening gathering at the Masonic Temple with Frances Miller presiding as worthy advisor. It was announced that 70 members had attended the Presbyterian church service together Sunday.

Rainbow Girls Masonic Temple Frances Miller Presbyterian Church

Fortnightly Music Dept hears member children program

The Fortnightly club Music Department hosted a Monday evening program by members’ children. Performances included Donna Osincup on piano, Nancy Osincup singing Jesus Loves Me, Ruth Ann Brown on flute, and Harriet Kleese on piano among others. Violin students performed as a quartet, with Sybil Bagge on flute concluding the concert.

Music Department E. D. Morrison Jr Morrison George Dare T. R. Gillespie Herb Osincup Donna Osincup Nancy Jesus Artemas Brown Ruth Ann’ Brown Harriet Kleese Jamie Morrison Nancy Gastman

Bethel Youth Fellowship Holds Monday Meeting

Bad weather kept most members from attending the Bethel Youth Fellowship gathering Monday evening at the Charles Rothlisberger home. Those present took part in quizzes and games and Mrs. Rothlisberger served a lunch.

Bethel Youth Fellowship Charles Rothlisberger

Surprise Birthday Supper At McDonald Home

Reverend and Mrs. R B McDonald celebrated upcoming birthdays with a surprise cooperative supper Saturday evening. Members of Pleasant Hill Christian church attended bringing gifts and sharing visiting time with the hosts. Attendees included the Lam bert, Darbyshire, Earnest, Chalupa, Schantz, Caldwell, Che lupa, Pratt, Ganon, and Benn families.

R. B. McDonald McDonald Pleasant Hill Clyde Lambert Dale Darbyshire and Allen Jake Earnest Eugene Chalupa Larry David Schantz Howard Caldwell Ed Chelupa Glen Pratt John Ganon Howard Benn

Birthday greetings list from Keota and nearby towns

Birthday wishes published for Mrs Frank Anderson Mrs Curtis Long Rex Smith Nels B Westermark Mrs John Weber Margaret Greiner and others in Keota Crawfordsville West Chester on their specified date. Also noting Mrs Lyman Bunce turns 80 and Dudley Duane Greiner reaches seven. Carotene note mentions vitamin A from vegetables essential to vision growth and health.

Frank Anderson Curtis Long Rex Smith Nels B. Westermark John Weber Margaret Greiner Keota Lyman Bunce Matti Weber Clayton Ward Ruth Atkinson Crawfordsville Gene Leroy Garrett Ivan Neffenegger Robert B. McDonald Carl Rotzinger West Chester Dudley Duane Greiner

Junior Fortnightlyvees Hold Cooperative Supper

Seventeen members of the Junior Fortnightly met at Mrs Everette Millers home for a 6 30 potluck supper. Assisting hostesses were Mrs Leonard Kokesh and Mrs Claude Goldsmith. Mrs Robert Swift read the proposed program for the next club year. A mothers tea was announced for May 3 at Mrs Kenneth Pattersons home. The evening featured hand work including knitting embroidery hemming towels Swedish darning and crocheting.

Everette Miller Miller Leonard Kokesh Claude Goldsmith Robert Swift Kenneth Patterson

YWCA Plans National Observance Week April 23 29

YWCA council outlines National YWCA Week activities from April 23 to 29. Plans include a union service a commemorative tea for the local YWCA 25th anniversary and a special event for each Y Teen club and the Mixers.

YWCA Ywca Council Shearer Albert Lay Jay Brewer William Putman Stan Kiesey Judy Edmondson Marilyn Cook Mae Davis Etha Dawson Phil Weldin

Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings

A dense list of events and gatherings for Tuesday through Friday, including PTA councils, YWCA mixers, D.A.R. crafts, nursing society activities, and church sisterhoods. Notable names include Mrs. Charles Hotele, Mrs. Paul Horak, and Mrs. Minnie Green guiding sessions across multiple venues such as the Pythian Sisters hall and the Masonic Temple.

D.A.R J. R. Bell VFW Harold Kerr

Certa-Vin claimed to cure bloating and gas

Advertises Certa-Vin as a remedy for upset stomachs with gas bloating. Claims include reduced waistlines, relief from belching and chest gas, better sleep, and added vitamin B and iron. promotion at Pioneer Drug Store with testimonials and note on affordable daily cost.

Washington Pioneer Drug Store

Evening Journal item highlights local events in Washington IA

A concise Washington Evening Journal report notes local happenings on Tuesday April 4 1950. The item emphasizes community events and notices in the Iowa city with brief details for residents.

Evening Journal Washington Iowa

Change of date for Women's Council meeting notice

Group I of the Women s Council of Christian church meets at 2 00 p m with Mrs Max Markle the notice notes the date change Past Matron s club gathers at 6 30 p m for a family potluck supper at the Masonic Temple

WSCS A.S. Smith American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Rosemary Club Don Brown Valley Ladies Aid Forrest Brinning Ainsworth Cbs Masonic Temple Beta Sigma Phi William Sitler Grace Hill Ladies Aid Val Fuhr Wylie Anderson I. B. Hoxworth Linger Longer Club W. V. Durst Plant Exchange Harmony Club W. H. McConnell Jr Women’s Council of Christian Church Max Markle

Fete for Carla Benell at Sunday Dinner

In honor of Carla Benell turning 15, her mother Mrs Helen Benell hosted a dinner Sunday evening for several of Carla's friends.

Carla Benell Helen Benell Carla

Dinner Guests Include Burham Stewart Dawson Gray Benelli

Five guests named Bob Burham Pat Stewart Clyde Dawson Lloyd Gray and Paul Benelli attended a meal featuring Brussels sprouts with canned or dried carrots as a real taste treat.

Bob Burham Pat Stewart Clyde Dawson Lloyd Gray Paul Benelli

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kalona Music Gilbert Yoder Elvin Yoder Hubert Yoder George Fry Vivian Hochstetler Dorothy Shimon Patty Kern Robert Shettler Rubert Yoder Rita Scriven Marilyn Small Wanda Rhodes Madrigal House OF Flowers Rayon Rooster Lamb Spurdgeons Walter A. Smith Roger Kleese Don Nickerson Geraldine Nickerson Barbara Stevens Sybil Bagge Pitt Foster Bagge A. S. Smith Ralph Kleese Walter Smith Bruce Lipscomb McDonalds Hugh McCleery F. M. Lindenmeyer HJ Club Dean Luers St. Paul's Women's Guild HBO Club Charles Bartholow Pilotburg Ladies Aid Nina Flynn Clifford Eyestone Luella Sojka Friendly Circle Club Ralph Erlenbush Rebekah Lodge East
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