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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1949
Page
8
A concise note highlights a family missing what is described as the finest story in the world, casting the statement as a reflective, poignant remark.
Mr and Mrs Fred L Moore will travel to Cincinnati to visit their son Dr Fred L Moore Jr in the city.
Commencement for St. Mary’s high school held at St. Mary’s Church in Riverside on May 22. Fourteen graduates receive diplomas led by flag bearer Leonard Walsh and escorts Richard Knepel and Richard Yeegy. Rev. T. E. Wolfe gives diplomas. Rev. Eugene H. Hoenig delivers sermon. Benediction by Rev. Hoenig. Class includes Rose Brophy Anna Mae Dude George Gase Albert Libenguth Margaret Lintz Dorothy Muller Richard Schneider Filmer Schneider Patricia Shebek Rita Tho Mann Elmer Waldschmidt Roberta Wieland Shirley Wieland Walter Yeggy.
The closing exercises of St Marys grade school will be held in the auditorium Friday at 10 30 a m. Rev Thomas E Wolfe will confer honors and give the address. Eighth grade members include Wilma Jean Cooney Joseph Edward Gase Lorraine Ann Libenguth John Bernard Metz Janet Rose Simon Wayne Henry Strabala Norma Ann Thompson Marjorie Helen Waldschmidt.
The item notes hogs priced at 19.85 with forecast for tomorrow showing cloudy skies and milder temperatures. Temperatures are not expected to drop much, offering a warmer outlook.
On Sunday Riverside Marie Schmidt daughter of Mr and Mrs August Schmidt was feted on her 10th birthday. The afternoon featured bingo and games followed by lunch prepared by Mrs Schmidt with help from Amelia Schmidt. Guests included Joanne Yeggy Linda Yeggy Marjorie Yeggey Joanne Eagle Patricia Lorack Eileen Schneider Lucille Thompson Marilee Cray Delores Droll Lara Belle Simon Mary Gase Mary Ellen Schneider Carol Simon and Patricia Scherrer.
A group of relatives and friends surprised Victor Burich at his birthday dinner in Riverside. The article notes the unexpected gathering and local attendance.
A birthday Sunday at a local home featured a noon cafeteria style pot luck and a candle lighted angel food cake. Guests from Conesville Washington Iowa City and Clutier joined the celebrant, with many gifts exchanged and well wishes for future birthdays.
The Kolah club met at Mrs. Clarence Jackson’s home with eight members and four guests. Guests included Mrs. Vernon Weeks, Danny and Mrs. David Jackson and baby Linda. President Mrs. Charles Jackson led the meeting. Mrs. Kennedy reported on a prominent woman in Mademoiselle. Mrs. Knapp reviewed Artie Mood by Eva Alvey Richards. Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by her daughter Weeks and Mrs. David Jackson.
May 16 report from Stringtown notes Ronald Roth of Wayland painting the Earl Bachman residence. The piece also mentions a Friday school closing ice cream social and a Stringtown vs Eicher ball game with Stringtown winning. Several local residents visited and family gatherings are listed with several Sunday dinner events and a bicycle accident involving Dorothy Graber.
Simple scours in baby pigs can be traced to filth on the sow s udder to improper feeding of the sow or to chilling of the pigs due to a sharp drop in temperature.
A scientist notes an accidental discovery that keeping a bottle of ink handy allows using a fountain pen like any other pen without the frequent filling. Contributor Jerry Dempsey.
Rev L L Dunnington of Iowa City preached at Wayland high school commencement. Norma Widmer led the pro cessional with Rev J J Pritchard giving the invocation. The mixed chorus sang So How a Rose Ere Blooming and Praise Ye the Lord. R E Berkshire presented awards and Thurloweiyers handed diplomas. Benediction by Rev E S Mullett followed Now Thank We All Our God by the boys glee club. Senior: Duane Alliman Carol Beese George Hicher Mervin Wigsti Bonnie Elder Ledru Kauffman Calvin Leichty Daniel Leichty Glen Leichty Dale Littrel Fred Martin Max Nebel Donald Pencil Mary Reschly Donald Roth Robert Lafourek Derald Stauffer Ardith Wagler Dale Widmer Samuel Wyse.
More than two miles of electrical wiring, or about 10.64 feet, are installed in the construction of a 2000 horsepower Diesel electric locomotive.
Dutch grain output rose to 77 percent of pre war levels in 1948 from 58 percent in 1947 signaling a 19 point gain in bread grain production and agricultural recovery after the war.
Admitted today are Deette Grove Harper Barbara Bott from Richland Sherry Oswalt Richland John Herr Ke ota al tonsilectomies and Mrs Ida Bridger Richland for medical. Dismissed today are Darlene Goodwin and Mrs Robert Lloyd and daughter from city.
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