City Council Proceedings May 2 1949 in regular session
Council met in regular session with Mayor Ernest S. Salladay presiding. Roll call listed six councilmen. Minutes of prior meetings approved. Treasurers and Waterworks Supt reports read and accepted. Claims read and approved including salaries for many city staff and labor charges and petty cash items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest S. Salladay
Geo. Rudiger
R. E. Arthur
T. W. Fields
H. B. Sowden
H. F. Freshwaters
C. P. Weldin
Perry L. Jordan
R. BE. Arthur
Stanley McKeown
John Custer
Earl Steele
Raymond Miller
Frank Embree
P. L. Jordan
Marx Pratt
G. M. Smith
Harry Miller
Natl
Bank of Wash
Fred Kephart
Gareth Pryor
van DeHerman
Wash
Fire Dept
Sir John Sowash
C. C
Petty Beeman
Kesetun
Engle and Bride Attend Mother's Day Dinner in Crawfordsville
In Crawfordsville Mr and Mrs Alvin Engle of Moline Illinois were guests at a Mother's day noon dinner hosted by his parents Mr and Mrs H A Engle. Attendees included Edward Engle Dale and Lois Anne Crawfordsville Jeanne Strum Davenport and others. The couple soon will live in East Moline where he works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Alvin Engle
Moline
J. Lester Macon
Springville
Marie Sherlock
Rock Island
Ill
East Moline
Engle
Past Noble Grand Circle Meets With Mrs. Howard Baker
Mrs. Harold Brock attended the Past Noble Grand Circle meeting held Tuesday at Mrs. Howard Baker’s home. President Moyral Smith led a brief business session with 13 members present. The next meeting plans were discussed with Mrs. Fred Bour Pinochte. Parchesi was played and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Brock
Noble Grand Circle
Howard Baker
Moyral Smith
Fred Bour- Pinochte
Ann Judson Circle Meeting At Mrs Thayer Hostess
The Ann Judson Missionary circle of the Baptist church met with Mrs. Paul Theyer Tuesday evening. Mrs. Oscar Burham was co host, Mrs. Charles Dawson opened the meeting. Devotions were led by Mrs. Donald Foss who read Sack Cloth a Signal for Rejoicing in Burma. Twenty three members answered roll call. Refreshments were served by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Judson
the Baptist Church
Paul Theyer
Oscar Burham
Charles Dawson
Donald Foss
Burma
Dawson
Court Whist Highlights at Zagers Meeting
Mrs. E. J. Harmeier was high scorer and Mrs. Lawrence Libe was low scorer in a court whist session at the Zagers meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zagers
E. J. Harmeier
Lawrence Libelow
City meeting adjourned on mayoral call
The motion to adjourn was carried with Lowden seconding Councilman R FE Arthur. The minutes note ERNEST S. SALLADAY as mayor and JOHN K. SOWASH as city clerk.
St Rita's Circle Meeting At Mrs Zager Home
Tuesday evening gathering at the home of Mrs Stanley Zager with eleven members present. Plans were discussed for an ice cream social and refreshments were served by the hostesses Mrs Zager Mrs Paul Horak Mrs Herb Pauly and Mrs Bernard Pauly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rita’s Circle
Stanley Zager
Zager
Paul Horak
Herb Pauly
Bernard Pauly
Mrs Roy Gardner Visits From Family on Mother's Day
West Chester resident Mrs. Roy Gardner receives Sunday calls from her husband Bruce Gardner of Des Moines and extended family including Merle Gardner Shirley Nancy Peggy Wa teloo J C Stancer Rosemary Ed ar Stewart Linda Walter Bauer and son Fred a senior at Ames Engineering. Mary Ann Bauer a student at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Roy Gardner
Bruce Gardner
Des Moines
Merle Gardner
Shirley
Nancy
Peggy
Wateloo
J. C. Stancer
Rosemary
Edar Stewart
Linda
Walter Bauer
Fred
Ames
Mary Ann Bauer
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Auxiliary Initiates Five New Members at Legion Meeting
Five women joined the American Legion Auxiliary in a Tuesday ceremony at the Legion hall. New members are Mrs. Nate Young, Mrs. Opal Putnam, Mrs. Bess Hudspeth, Mrs. Val Fuhr, and Mrs. John Lee. The event featured the national anthem sung by Mrs. Wendell Baker with piano by Mrs. Ralph Bauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate Young
Opal Putnam
Bess Hudspeth
Val Fuhr
John Lee
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Wendell Baker
Auxiliary
Ralph Bauer
Palmer Schilling
R. J. Tanner
E. E. Ward
Neal Burton
Legion and Auxiliary
Memorial Day program speakers named for area schools
Mrs Schilling noted auxiliary cooperation with local groups to clean up abandoned wells. Reports by Mrs Schilling Mrs Ward and Mrs Burton covered the auxiliary district conference at Ft Madison May 4. The president named speakers for Memorial Day school programs on May 23 including Mrs George Rudiger at the high school and others at junior high Lincoln Stewart and St James schools. Refreshments followed the business meeting served by Mrs Leonardy Mrs Tanner and Mrs Ss W Kaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rudiger
Howard Miller
E. D. Morrison, Jr
Lincoln School
Baker
Stewart School
Charles Ragan
St. James School
Leonardy
Tanner
Ss. W. Kaster
When Vice President Votes In Senate Ties
The vice president serves as president of the Senate and casts the deciding vote only in the event of a tie. This constitutional role highlights the VP's function in breaking deadlocks during Senate decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United State
Asting
Senate
When to Serve Apples With Pork
Set off pork with apples as a complement in taste and digestion. Plan to serve apples in forms such as salad sauce or rings to accompany the pork.
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Council Proceedings
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Ralph Thompson
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TAPAS
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Ce- Gaming Utes Shoe
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Washington County
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Patrol
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H. B
C. V. Crull
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L. J. Kehoe
Kehoe
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Mrs. Thayer
South Side Square
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