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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1950

Page

4

Easter Comes and Goes for Riverside Children Fun

Riverside notes Easter week with rain and warm family scenes. Children dye eggs in a kettle, display inventive mixed colors, find candy eggs in nests, and plan a backyard softball chase between showers. Spring signs bloom as the author relishes home routines and seed box preparations.

Marge Luckey Riverside Marilla Jimmy Billy

Kalona Alpha Club Visits Coralville for Mental Health Program

Kalona Alpha club members drove to Coralville Monday to visit Mrs. R. G. Schreffler’s home for a program by Mrs. Ivan Alt and Mrs. Weller Snyder on mental health. The event included a business meeting, social hour, and Easter themed refreshments.

Kalona Alpha Club Coralville Eugene Way Alpha Clu R. G. Schreffler Ivan Alt Weller Snyder Neuman Iowa City

Cantata at Junction Draws Big Audience

The Columbus Junction high school auditorium hosted a Master cantata by the school music department and local singers led by Moris Maisenbach. More than 65 attended as Rev. J. B. Pooley gave the invocation and Rev. Alfred B. Parsons offered the benediction. Marjorie Owens was pianist and passages were read by Kay Ford and Rosalie Morgan.

Martha Butler Columbus Junction Columbus High School Moris Maisenbach J. B. Pooley Alfred B. Parsons Marjorie Owens Kay Ford Rosalie Morgan Maisenbach

Visitor J Kendall Lynes An Ohio Candidate Visits Crawfordsville

Richard Stephens introduces J Kendall Lynes of Plainsville to local businesspeople in Crawfordsville. Lynes campaigns for lieutenant governor. Chillicothe residents Mr and Mrs Thomas Alayda visit to see relatives. Pittsburg Paint reps install new John Deere showroom plate glass windows. Easter dinner honors Marion Farrier Jr. and his bride.

V. D. Hochstetler Dennis Michum Des Moines Lorraine Michum Iowa City J. S. Michum Chestney McKenzie M. O. McKenzie and Sons Brooklyn Eugene Way H. J. Bigelow Mr. Way Velma Way Mae Snyder O. L. Rogers Chase Milliece Wellman Earl Fry George W. Fry Olin Snair Sara Sandra Ottawa Kansay Anna Snair Kalona Vera Kos Tom Russell W. H. Jackson Marie Inlaw Dale Jackson Judy Carroll Sleichter Mary Jane Riverside Paul Chapek C. C. Shimon Burlington Melvin Saforek Toledo I. J. Kelley Kelley Richard Kelley St. Olaf Milton Hollingshead Town City Kalona Christian Church Hollingshead Albia Marie Jackson Washington Val Fuhr Edwin Grout Kathy Lester Strickler L. J. Strickler F. L. Strickler Nanette Tommy J. B. Strickler Edwin Guengerich Robert Ihrig United States Navy Pearl Harbor Walter Shrig Lyle Fry Kirk Rickey Delta Fry Charles Decker Shell Rock C. R. Decker Harry Malichky Jr Yoders Hatchery J. A .Raymond Crawfordsville Richard Stephens J. Kendall Lynes Plainsville Lynes Thomas Alayda Chillicothe Ill Ollie Anwyl Pittsburgh Paint Company John Deere Show Room

Victor Stacy Buys Property in Junction

Victor Stacy a mortician and furniture dealer at Wayland for 14 years purchases the residence property of Miss Flor in Columbus Junction April 12. Stacy bought the house following sale proceedings and will assume ownership under local notice.

Victor Stacy Junction Martha Butler Columbus Junction Wayland Flor

Funeral home planned by Mr Stacy to open on Southill property

Mr Stacy plans to open a funeral home at the Southill site in Columbus Junction with possession set for May 1 and will implement changes to the property.

Ence Kloiz Southill Columbus Junction Stacy

Birthday acknowledgments for local residents observed today

Community members celebrate birthdays including Mrs A E Atchison Judy Arthur Mrs W L Dickinson David Wright Fredrick Pehler Melvin Brenneman and Mrs Ed Turnipseed Rev Walter Eastwood Bertha Perdock Pratt Norman Benn Wilma Jean Beenblossom Beulah Marie Heck Mrs Joe Hill Mrs Henry Sheetz plus families of Thompson Schiebel Jarvis and others. Children light candles ranging from six to nine on their cake days.

A. E. Atchison Judy Arthur W. L. Dickinson David Wright Fredrick Pehler Melvin Brenneman Ed Turnipseed Walter Eastwood Bertha Perdock Pratt Norman Benn Wilma Jean Beenblossom Beulah Marie Heck Joe Hill Henry Sheetz Robert William Thompson Glen Thompson James Richard Schiebel Richard Schiebel David Stauffer Jeverly Jean Jarvis Harold Jarvis

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