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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1948
Page
2
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Alpha club members gathered at the E Grant home in Kalona on Monday with eighteen attendees. President Mrs I R Alt led the meeting which funded Cancer and Red Cross donations. Speakers Mrs J L Grout and Mrs I E Grady discussed gardening trends and postwar home conveniences.
Mr and Mrs Meredith Maas and daughter Rita with Ivan Maas shared Sunday dinner with their cousin Ida Cavender in a family gathering.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Marston and Mr and Mrs Ted Morgan and daughter Jo Ellen attended an open house in Columbus Junction at the home of Mr and Mrs J D Devore. The Devores celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary.
Mr and Mrs C H Story of Des Moines shared Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs C H Guth er. Mrs Story is the Guth er sister linking two families through a familial visit.
Mr and Mrs John Vaughn and Mrs Elizabeth Beamer of Bennett Iowa visited cousin Della Humphreys yesterday. Also present for a Sunday dinner at Miss Humphreys home were Mr and Mrs F E Humphreys and Dale Mr and Mrs E V Humphreys Calvin and Adeline all of Wyman and Mr and Mrs Harvey Davis and Claire.
Mrs. Robert Frink of Savannah Georgia and her third grade pupils at a Savannah school won first prize in a citywide window box contest. Their prize includes a short trip to Desotos Ga.
Mrs Albert Nardy comes for a several week visit with her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Leo Nardy prior to planning a future residence in California with a daughter.
Mrs Nardy journeyed from Lucca Italy to visit a daughter in Illinois before arriving here. She has toured the United States seven or eight times and spent the war years in her homeland.
Mrs. Keith Dunshee and children Wayne and Diana along with Mrs. L A Lauth of Burling ton and Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Benson visited Mr. and Mrs. S W Kaster. Mrs C R Decker of Kalona hosted a Rook Party Friday evening with prizes to Mrs. Glenn Wahl Mrs. Faye Boone and Mrs. Elsie Miller. Other attendees included Mrs O C Steigleder Mrs Ora Boone Mrs Alva Niffenegger and Mrs H A Swartzendruber. Refreshments were served later.
Mr and Mrs Roy Miller hosted a Sunday birthday dinner for Roys mother Mrs Seth Miller with guests Mr Seth Miller and Mr Jesse Kep ler also present. Diana Lynne Kern daughter of Don and Mrs Kern recently turned one and attended a party at her home with relatives and friends.
In Rapid City South Dakota authorities said two air force enlisted men were killed when a rented plane crashed after apparently buzzing a herd of horses and striking one with a wing tip. The aircraft crashed and burned starting a 20 acre grass fire.
A Saturday recital at 2 p m was held at Mrs Charles Murdocks home featuring nature and religious themed pieces. Performers included Mrs Murdock pianist duets Carla Caldwell Darlene Custer Joyce Widmer Shirley Knight and Betty Schmidt with selections such as The Woodpecker's Song Starlight Waltz Sun Flower Waltz Rain on the Roof and Flower Waltz alongside hymns Jesus Lover of My Soul There Is a Fountain I Gave My Life and There Is a Fountain Presented as a community music event with multiple student and neighbor participants.
Mrs. Clifford Thompson hosted the Tuesday bridge club with two guests Mrs Claude Kilgore and Mrs Orville Thoma. Two tables played with Mrs Kenneth Ornduff winning the high prize and Mrs Orrie O Connor the consolation. A one course luncheon was served with help from Mrs Lee Norris.
A program featuring "Evening Bells" and "Penelope Waltz" with Graber and Widmer students, including "Rescue the Perishing" and "God Will Take Care of You." Performers: Carla Caldwell, Norma Widmer, and Mrs. Murdock on accordion and piano. Four girls absent. Darlene Custer helped. Maxine York assisted with serving.
The YWCA Mixer club plans a bake sale at Modern Appliance Store on May 1 from 6 to 9. Proceeds may fund one or two delegates to summer conference and buy club handcraft equipment. Tomorrow evening the group meets at the YWCA room. Basketball starts at 7, swimming 7:30, leather tooling and knitting also.
In KALONA on April 19 the American Legion Auxiliary, with 18 members, outlined Memorial Day poppy sales for May. Harriet Beck to go to girls state in June, Patricia Allensworth as alternate. Carpet rags sewn for veterans hospital. Refreshments served.
Maxine Schnoevelen spoke on What it Means to be Well Fed and Mary Knotek discussed Starting a Vegetable Garden. The group closed by reciting the 4H pledge. The next meeting is May 8 in the afternoon at Lovila Sojka's home.
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