Riverside Easter Egg Hunt Draws Local Families
Riverside Chamber of Commerce hosted its annual Easter Egg Hunt at the Iowa Township facility with over 30 dozen eggs colored the prior evening by chamber members. Dozens of area families, including the Cress, Hardy, Schnoebelen, Yeggy, McGuire, and Johnson households, participated in Easter dinners and visits across Riverside and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Cress
Kevin
Jennifer
Riverside
Hardys
Jack Sentmans
Mike Schuler
Cress
Riverside Chamber of Commerce
Iowa Township
Leroy Muller
Jim Rose
Boy Scouts
McGans
Richard Schnoebelen
Iowa City
Jim Carlton
Alex Maheffay
Vermillion
South Dakota
Steve McGuire
Austin Collins
Pam Collins
Lee McGuire
George Paul
Daisy Johnson
Quadrangle
John Schnoebelen
Mary
Mary Ann
John Yeggy
Mary Younkin
Washington
Mercy
Gale Dinnel
Steve Dinnel
Michael
Mark
Dennis Hamilton
Florence Hamilton
Charles B. Hamilton
Cedar Rapids
Jack Hamilton
Bill Hamilton
North Liberty
John R. Yeggy
Janice
Randy
Greg
Ann Marie
Tom
Mary Ann Schnoebelen
Eric Yeggy
Historic Vehicle Ownership List From Public Notices
A transcription lists numerous individuals and matching vehicles including Chevrolet trucks, Pontiacs, GMCs, Toyotas, Ferraris, and motorcycles. Names tied to various makes include Jones, Farr, Stutzman, Horak, Greiner, Bush, Horn, Oldfield, Scheeler, Sojka, Engle, Hubbs, Kauffman, Walling, White, Shaffer, Flynn, Goodwin, Russell, Smith, and others. The document appears to be a register or inventory of owners and their vehicles rather than a narrative report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Dale
Thora Jones
Chevrole
Brenda Dee Farr
Chevrolet
Leon James Stutzman
Ronald Jay Horak
Walter
Carolyn
Gordon Gillesby Delivers Optimist Oratorical Talk
Gordon Gillesby spoke to the Optimist Club as the zone contest speaker for Ottumwa on April 17, having won the local club contest last month. He defined involvement and described three kinds service social and personal with brief explanations. He answered questions on his contest view and goals. Max Cousins reminded of the Washington Junior High skating party next Tuesday from 7 00 to 9 30 p m and invited all Washington students. The next meeting is Tuesday at Winga's Cafe 6 45 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Gillesby
Ottumwa
Gordon
Max Cousins
Washington
Winga
Four-H Iowa Maidens Club Meeting Highlights
Sixteen members of the Iowa Maidens 4-H Club gathered at Lisa Roberts home. Junior talks covered cookies and biscuits with members bringing homemade cookies to judge. Senior and Intermediate groups presented on calcium equivalents milk in meals costs of forms of milk and salad dressings with demonstrations on a chef's salad and omelet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Maidens
Iowa Maidens 4-H Club
Lisa Roberts
Jane Friese
Shelly Stout
Penny Crile
Nancy Duensing
Melinda Reed
Brenda Friese
Joe Ellen Wiggers
Diane Jarrard
Kathy Tuttle
Freddy Martin to Open Spring Season at What Cheer Opera House
Freddy Martin and his orchestra return to the What Cheer Opera House on Thursday April 27 at 8 30 p m for a big band show titled the Singing Saxophone The group features Johnny Cochran and the Martin Men with Dave Leonard on piano The performance promises era hits with tasteful arrangements and easy listening flow for the audience Contact Mrs Max Shafter What Cheer for more information
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
What Cheer Opera House
Freddy Martin
Johnny Cochran
Martin
Dave Leonard
Guy Lombardo
Max Shafter
Solzhenitsyn Receives Nobel Prize at Moscow Embassy
Nobel literature laureate Alexander Solzhenitsyn receives the 1970 prize in Stockholm announced by the Swedish Academy. The ceremony details place the award at the Swedish Embassy in Moscow for this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
UPI
Sve- Solzhenitsyn
Moscow
National Antique Show in Cedar Rapids Highlights Midwest Treasures
The Midwest National Antique Exposition brings over five thousand enthusiasts to Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Cedar Rapids from Thursday to Sunday. Displayed are half a million dollars worth of antiques and art treasures from Iowa and surrounding states, with hours 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday.
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Iowa
Central States
Cedar Rapids
Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Midwest
Daughters of the Nile
4 H Sheep Meeting Set for April 6 at Coralville
The Coralville 4 H sheep project schedules a meeting Thursday April 6 at the schoolhouse on the Fairgrounds at 3 30 p m Supervisor North Central Wool Marketing Mr Lovetinsky will discuss wool marketing costs and fleece value differences He will bring fleeces for the group to judge quality Leaders Jim Hotchkiss and Cleo McCoy are named officiating and all members and parents are invited Funeral services for James H Ginkens were held today at Jones Funeral Home with Rev M O Smith officiating Burial followed at Keota Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coralville
Lovetinsky
North Central Wool Marketing
Jim Hotchkiss
Washington
Cleo McCoy
Crawfordsville
Memorial services planned for Don Hazen by two lodges
Covenant Lodge 101 and Zimri Rebekah Lodge 58 join at the IOOF Hall this evening at 7 o'clock to honor Don Hazen with a memorial service and related rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covenant Lodge
Zimri Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Don Hazen
Shiloh Sunshine Sisters Meet for Film and Seed Swap
Mrs. Jim Hotchkiss entertained nine members of the Shiloh Sunshine Sisters Tuesday afternoon. The program featured a County Extension Office film Artist with a Green Thumb. Members then exchanged flower seeds and planned to dine out for the May meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh Sunshine Sisters
Jim Hotchkiss
County Extension Office
Funeral Service Held for Harold Schomberg at Lone Tree
Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Lorence Marek Emma Marek Mr. and Mrs. Joe Knotek Marguerite Knotek Rose Sojka and Harold Sojka at Lone Tree on Monday morning. Mrs. Schomberg formerly Blanche Hotz is listed among survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorence Marek
Emma Marek
Joe Knotek
Marguerite Knotek
Rose Sojka
Harold Sojka
Harold Schomberg
Lone Tree
Investors Mutual declares 10c per share dividend
Investors Mutual Inc announces a second quarter income dividend of 10 cents per share payable March 24 1972 to shareholders of record March 23 1972. Homer H Budge says the fund now pays its 126th consecutive quarterly dividend and the distribution totals about 27.9 million dollars from dividend and interest income. The 1971 second quarter dividend was 9 cents per share totaling about 27.3 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Investors Mutual, Inc
Homer H. Budge
Investors Mutual
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Dentyne
Magnesia
du Barry
Mennen
Bob Lewis
Pe Eocnee
Washington Evening Journal
Investors Mutual Inc
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