When was it published?

April 22, 1946 in The Daily Alaska Empire

Domestic News April 22, 1946

The Daily Alaska Empire

Q: What sub-type of article is it?

Religious Event, Celebration, Weather

Q: What keywords are associated?

Easter Sunday, Juneau Weather, Sunrise Services, Church Attendance, Easter Parade

Juneau, Juneau County, Alaska

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What is this article about?

On Easter Sunday in Juneau, inclement weather with drizzle and snow did not deter 110 attendees at sunrise services in Evergreen Bowl or well-attended church services, with standing room limited in some; the Easter parade proceeded normally, and breakfasts were served at local spots.

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A drizzle, on and off, with a little snow mixed in during the early morning, was the weather in Juneau on Easter Sunday.

Notwithstanding the decided inclement weather 110 persons attended the 6 o'clock sunrise services in Evergreen bowl and the program was carried out as announced.

Services were all well attended and standing room was even at a premium in several of the churches, and the old Weather Man did not interfere with the usual Easter parade to any extent.

Easter breakfasts were served to several parties at both the Baranof and at Percy's.

What sub-type of article is it?

Religious Event Celebration Weather

What keywords are associated?

Easter Sunday Juneau Weather Sunrise Services Church Attendance Easter Parade

Where did it happen?

Juneau

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Juneau

Event Date

Easter Sunday

Outcome

services well attended with standing room at a premium in several churches; easter parade not interfered with to any extent.

Event Details

Drizzle with snow in early morning; 110 persons attended 6 o'clock sunrise services in Evergreen bowl despite inclement weather; program carried out as announced; Easter breakfasts served at Baranof and Percy's.