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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1949

Page

11

West Chester School News Youths share six weeks notes and school life

The West Chester page chronicles a lighter week after six weeks of tests and the end of basketball season. It covers class reports from the Simple Seniors Sophomore Splats and Freshmen Frolics, plus student activities, birthdays, and local family events.

Leewenhalk Jean Wright

Families Move Between Farms at Fairview

Fairview residents announce several family relocations. Mr and Mrs Robert Henderson move from Anwyl farm to Floyd Maxwells, vacating by Raymond and Richard Bomber. Wallace Evans family to relocate to Anwyl farm, now bought by Knox Dunn. Glen Fisher of Aledo Ill visits.

F. Blankenborn Fairview Mar Robert Henderson Anwyl Floyd Maxwell

Craynes to Move to Town This Spring

Westminster March 5 Mr and Mrs Floyd Crayne plan relocation to Washington where they bought a home on East Washington. Edward Pfeffer will move to the Crayones vacated farm along with Clarence Gott and family Irvan Rich and family held a dinner at Edwin Rich home Edith and Olive Munro visited Mrs Roy Fisher in Washington Honor the Griffittes Pal Griffith and children were guests at Keith Stewart home Friday Wr and Mrs Donald Sheetz and children attended also. Bert Rittenhouse shoppers in Washington last week recovering health. Lester Latback and Arthur were Sunday visitors.

R. S. White Farm Floyd Resehty Floyd Olds Vern Kaufmann Elkton Mich Karl Monson Russell Cedar Rapids Coe- Grinnell Don Monson Coe Keith Lord Ann Chillicothe W. J. Edgar Floyd Blankenhorn Manford Wilcox Ainsworth Dale Darbyshire Dale W. H. Edgar Brown Stanley Edgar Clarinda J. H. Barnes Red Oak Sioux City Wim. Stone Columbus Junction Paul Jones Glenville Ill Westminster Floyd Crayne Washington Edward Pfeffer Clarence Gott Irvan Rich Edwin Rich Pal Griffith Keith Stewart Donald Sheetz Bert Rittenhouse Rittenhouse Lester Latback Arthur Robert Kekels Grandpa Grandma Chery Ann Robert Eckels

Riverside community news highlights and arrivals

Local notes from Muscatine and Riverside cover visits and guests, honors, and family announcements. Mr. and Mrs. Frankie Greiner hosted friends at Lester Laubach’s home. congratulations go to the Kekels on the birth of Cheryl Ann. junior class plans for a May banquet in Iowa City. several families report illnesses and social events in Washington and Cedar Rapids.

Riverside Vernon Fox Burton Fox Donald Fox Lyle Fox Riverside High School Iowa City Jefferson Memorial Union Clement Dautremont Dennis Dale Larry Jo Cedar Rapids Dautremont Dorothy Fitzsimmons Adrian and Ardean Rose Shebanek Mary Donald Shebanek Gary Donald Wrall Donna Marie Kiank Shimitz Margaret Emer Dautremont Perry Parker Ardean Fitzsimmons Charles Beuter Bennett James Bartlett Solon Beuter William Scott

Farewell Party For Mr and Mrs S Fox

Riverside March 7 members of the South Side club and families held a farewell party at the home of Mr and Mrs Sherm Fox who are leaving the community Mrs Fox long time club member The evening included cards visiting and a cooperative lunch Guests listed include Mr and Mrs Victor Burieh Mr and Mrs Wesdley Prehoda Mr and Mrs Carl Craig Mr and Mrs Merrit Wehmeyer Mr and Mrs Clair Flynn Mr and Mrs Alva Bell Mr and Mrs John R Veggy Mr and Mrs Lyle Fesler and daughter Marilyn

John Howard ‘Tener Riverside Riverside High School Leland Fisher South Side Club Sherm Fox Mrs. Fox Victor Burieh Wesdley Prehoda Carl Craig Merrit Wehmeyer Clair Flynn Alva Bell John R. Veggy Lyle Fesler Marilyn

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Mrs Maas Relocates Within North Prairie area

Mrs Allison Maas and Marold moved Friday from our neighborhood to near Ainsworth. The Alvin Richardson family moved to Maas’s vacated farm. Milo Patterson assisted Burrell Le Fever’s move toward Kinross Saturday. Jerry Patterson,s kidney infection kept him home for over three weeks.

Allison Maas Marold Ainsworth Alvin Richardson Maas Milo Patterson Burrell le Kinross Lloyd le Feever Jerry Patterson

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