Council Proceedings Continued From Page Five
The report shows actions and motions from the council session with any votes noted. Seconded by H. F. Freshwaters, the item moves forward for consideration and potential approval.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1949
Page
6
The report shows actions and motions from the council session with any votes noted. Seconded by H. F. Freshwaters, the item moves forward for consideration and potential approval.
The council approved appointing the County Health Unit as Health Officer. Motion by Councilman G M Humble, seconded by Councilman J W Fields. The meeting adjourned after motions to accept annual and monthly reports and to adjourn the final meeting of the fiscal year. Ernest Salladay, Mayor. John K Lowash, City Clerk.
On April 4, 1949 at 12 00 noon the newly elected mayor Ernest Salladay and councilmen John K Sowash administered the oath of office in council chambers. The council adjourned to meet at 7 30 PM.
Clark Gable and Spencer Tracy meet as Killer Mears in the MGM reprint of San Francisco with Jeanette MacDonald. Both actors first rose to fame playing Killer Mears on stage The Last Mile in New York and later joined MGM.
Kenneth F Meyer of Lone Tree Iowa applies to the Iowa State Commerce Commission under chapter 325 for a Certificate of Convenience and Necessity to operate as a motor carrier of freight between Muscatine and Iowa City via Iowa Highway 22 and U S Highway 218 and intermediate points with no local service in Muscatine. Some synthetic vitamins are derived from coal and have similar health value to natural vitamins.
Journal items show weekly livestock sales across multiple barns in Kalona Columbus Junction and Ollie Iowa. Special auctions include April 14 Poland China boars at Columbus Junction, April 16 household sale in Conesville, and April 22 sixth annual Angus breeders sale in Mt Pleasant.
The Iowa State Commerce Commission fixed May 12 1949 at 1 30 p m as the time for a public hearing on an application covering Muscatine Washington and Johnson counties Iowa The hearing will be held at the commission office in Des Moines Iowa Docket No H 4079 Chairman David B Long Commissioner Carl W Reed Commissioner B M Richardson Secretary Geo L McCaughan April 11 1949
An April scene recalls springtime kindness and local activity. Mrs. H W Mineart notes neighbors plant sweet corn and potatoes on April 5 while Miss Doris Blieu recovers from adenoIDectomy and relatives visit. A street sign jokes about murdercycles and legal sharpens the will into a lawsuit as homes report minor roof fire damage repaired with fireproof shingles.
Riverside gets a birthday dinner honoring Leo S Birka hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Birka on a recent Sunday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harold Watson of Tron Wood Michigan and Mrs. Leo Birka.
The border iris plants in the garden have grown four feet wide on each side of a walk. They are being cut back to about half to make room for other plants. An announcement invites contributions to a church rummage sale with a pickup phone number 662.
A departing hotel guest rushes a bellhop to check room 306 for his pajamas with only five minutes to spare. The bellhop returns breathless four minutes later and confirms they are up there, delaying the guest’s train schedule.
A real estate ad offers six hens at 1000 each and one rooster at 300, totaling 6300, with “House and large lot FREE” and a dare to beat the price. The note ends with a line about a one week vacation and the wife packing.
A husband groans under heavy luggage as a train arrives and his wife retorts sharply about leaving the tickets behind. The brief exchange captures a domestic moment amid a station scene.
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