Wayland School News Highlights Teachers and Local Games
Wayland reports Miss Davey has been offered a teaching contract in Harvey Illinois with a higher salary and will start after Christmas. Elizabeth Stutsman missed school due to an ankle injury from a fall on the ice. The Wayland Dutchmen beat Yarmouth 17-14 in a tough Tri County league clash as Kauffman and Mast held Yarmouth stars to seven points. Sodergren Eicher Kauffman and Mast scored for Wayland. The second team lost 28-15 behind Yarmouth’s height. The Junior High Sentinel from Albia Junior High, led by Mr Jones, is shared. The sophomore class held a Christmas party in the high school gym with Santa Claus and gifts for all, honoring Marguerite Bliven. Wayland artists beat Mt Union 38-15 on their home court as they continued their winning streak.
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Wayland
la von Davey
Harvey Illinois
Miss Davey
Knoxville
Elizabeth Stutsman
Wayland Dutchmen
Yarmouth
Waylata Boys
Jwateh
Kauffman
Mast
Libeans
D. Tody
Houseman
Yarmouths
Sodergeren
Eicher Kauffman
Tom Wenger
Calvin Clark
Foldsmith
Yarmouah
Albia Junior High School
D. E. Jones
Jones
We Wayland High School
Duane McGuire
Santa Claus
Santa
Marguerite Bliven
Columbus Junction
Mt. Union
Mt. Union reserves dominate Wayland in hoop clash
Mt. Union reserves built a 12 6 first quarter lead and expanded to a 21 9 halftime margin to defeat Wayland. Wayland’s second team, relying on a rapid passing offense, suffered a 26 19 loss as Mt. Union reserves cruised past them with little threat after early quarter.
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Dutchingers
Mt. Union
Wayland
Agaln
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Hendricks to Talk About Hog Raising for Jan. 6 Classes
Colunbus Junction report lists John Hendricks farmer West Liberty to speak on Hog Raising at night school Jan. 6. Other items note Dave Peters visiting relatives from Saskatchewan, Canada. a 40th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Darrow. and local obituaries and visits including Mrs. Ella May, Mrs. Rowland Rees, and John L. Jones funeral services in Zion Congregational Church with survivors William H. Jones and Mrs. John Merryman.
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Columbus Junction
John Hendricks
West Liberty
Dave Peters
Bangor
Saskatchewan
Canada
J. D. Darrow
William
Rock Island
Dale Edmondson
Dorothy
Lester Holmes
Phoenix
Aunz
Rowland Rees
Chicago
M. F. Campbell
Hersigey Hospital
Muscating
Ella May
Columbus City
Clinton
J. J. Jones
John L. Jones
Los Angeles
California
Zion Congregational Churcn
Robert N. Chord
Camerian Cemetery
Walter
Dewey Jones
Thomas Davs
Duane Richards
Arthur
Eawin Griffith
Mary Jones
John E. Jones
Zion Congregational Church
William H. Jones
Calif
John Merryman
Seattle
Wash
W. C. Jones
Holiday Guests and Shoppers Across South Hill
South Hill residents report Sunday dinners with the Rhea and Leese families and visits by Jones, Sands, and Wooley households. Christmas shoppers in Washington include Will Wooley and Farrel Young families. Donald Sands helped with farming work as Russell Zickefoose prepares to ship cattle. Local visits include Virgil Krantz and daughter Wilma Jean.
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Vera L. Sands
South Hill
Harley Rhea
Gwendolyn
Lee Rhea
Hurlington
Hugh Jones and Sons
Edd Leese
Washington
Will Wooley
Farrel Young
Frank Sands
Donald Grace Conrad
Allen
Crawfordsville
Doyle Sands
Bobby
Larry Lee
Donald Sands
Russel Zickefoose
Zickefoose
Virgil Krantz
Wilma Jean
Winners announced in home decor contest and civic notices
Twenty six winners in the home decorating contest were announced with D B Oakes first Roundy second and H B North ey third. Colum bus Community club and Iowa Southern Utilities funded cash prizes. Emma Beckman chapter officers named for installation in January. Christmas dinners and family reunions noted among local residents with theater attendance and travel mentions.
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Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
D. BD. Oakes
Roundy
H. BE. Northey
William Brown
Herbert Gillman
A. Eh. Morledge
Wapelo
Columbus Community Club
Iowa Southern Utilities Company
Chrirqgnas
Emma Beckman
Order of Eastern Star
Irene Arthur
BE. We McWilliams
Florence Jennings
B. H. Shearer
Mildred Crull
Ruth Anwyl Vine
Mae Anwyl
Helen Lewis
Prairie Flower Tidings From Prairie Flower Column
Martha Thrasher reports the Prairie Flower notes on December 24. Lurs Pinke won the 17 pound turkey at Independence game. Clifford Media greeted Joseph Shaiks and others. Mr and Mrs Cecil Amiong hosted Miss Aledia Haller and Walter Jackson for dinner at the Orville Sehulty home. Ada Smith stays with Clayde Knupp while the Knupps tour California. Albert Johnson tends farm duties. Vacationing party reports treacherous conditions en route.
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Martha Thrasher
Clifford Media
Joseph Shaiks
Cecil Amiong
Aledia Haller
Walter Jackson
Orville
Albert Johnson
Hogs Sold at Wellman Farm and Kind Regards to Journal
Sunday at the Ernest Krants home near Wellman Frank Sands sold forty head of hogs to the buyer in Ainsworth Monday. Dayle Sands delivered them by truck. We wish to thank the Journal for our complimentary theatre tickets and the nice Christmas letter they sent us and we join in wishing the entire Journal force and also the many correspondents. Very Merry Christmas and a happy New Year.
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Ernest Krants
Wellman
Frank Sands
Ainsworth
Dayle Sands
Journal
Journal Force
Melack Marek Hand Injury Report At Homestead Farm
An accident at Homestead Farm in Dee details Melack Marek suffering a hand injury after a walk during butchering. The report notes forearm damage and pain but mentions improving condition. The article also references Ralph Livingston's travel talks and local obituaries and events in Snake Hollow and Grace Counties with nearby p ASE.
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Alvin C. Hasty
Homestead Farm
Dee
Melack Marek
Cer
Uncle Melack
Ralph Livingston
Shannon - Livingston
South
Mr. Livingston
Ralph
Fred Small
Grace H S
Jeremiah Snider
Snake Hollow
Prairie Flower Christmas Program and Holiday News
Reading of the season fills the community as Prairie Flower students present a Christmas program at Kajan Baptist Church and Cedar Center hosts a Christmas dinner party. Local families from Milford to Iowa visit relatives and plan travels home for December 25.
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Iowa
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Ther Sors Wayne
Richard
Eldon Navy
Fairfield
C¢. K. Jarrara
Kenneth Anderson
Villa Park
Joe Knotek
Arlene
Shalla
Washington
Cedar Center
West Chester School News and Holiday Activities
West Chester notes report first and second graders enjoying Polly from Oregon via Carol Dean Griggs, Christmas operetta, party treats, and birthday recognitions. Students prepare letters to Santa, decorate rooms, and anticipate vacation. Basketball game vs Kalona ends Kalona 38 West Chester 27 with Bauer 13 and Gingerich 18.
Bethel Christmas Weather Impacts Local Plans
Ruth Gideon notes Christmas wishes and a New Year greeting as Bethel residents cope with snow ice and mud. Several neighbors visit and help with chores while many rural schools take a break and a Belchel Christmas program may be postponed due to icy conditions.
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Ruth Gideon
Bethel
Mr. Shannon
Whole
Kenneth Ornduff
Batavia
B. J. Pauly
Brighton
Donald Brown
Phyliss
Patty
Ray Lambert
Ray Niffenegger and Sons
Lynest Gideon
Ray Niffenegger
Mary Applegate
C. J. Wolfe
Indian scientists propose using molasses as soil fertilizer
Indian scientists suggest expanding use of waste molasses from the sugar industry to enrich soil. They argue the approach could improve crop fertility while recycling byproducts.
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India
Thousands Employed Across Department Grow
The department of agriculture reports a total staff of 86,250 with 12,165 based in Washington. The figures reflect ongoing hiring and regional distribution within federal operations.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
Grade students stage operetta for Christmas fun
Crawfordsville reports the Christmas operetta Sisunna's Christmas Auction performed Friday by the first six grades under Miss Illeune Benson Miss Keith Jane Hubbard Miss Marguerite York and Miss Bernice Boddicker. Cast includes Susanna Wanda Jean Huston Santa Claus Cleo Dean Cherryholmen Mrs Santa Claus and 26 carolers. A separate Christmas assembly at Treelo k featured local ministers with Rev R M McCracken delivering the address then vacation for high and junior high students.
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Crawfordsville
Sisunna
Illeune Benson
Keith Jane Hubbard
Mareverite York
Bernice Boddicker
Susana
Wanda Jean Huston
Santa Claus
Cleo Dean Cherryholmen
Lucille Graber
Susanna
Lyle Darbyshire
Dorothy Waters
Felix
Billy Mitchell
Lucille Gault Ponto
Savveyv
Yapping Dow
Richard
Andrew
Donald Monson
Bueene
Orlin Resehler
Elisa
Masine Fulton
Helen
Betty Harland
Marie
Dickey
Joan Hamilton
George
Jackie Howard
Carolers
Policemen
Treelock
R. M. McCracken
Dee Oe
Robert Smith
Albis
Velda Elliott
Deep River
Margaret Johnson
Columbus Junction
Misa Themes Benson
Olde
Ruth Jane Hubbard
Cedar Rapids
Marguerite York
Stanwool
Bernice Vooddicker
Newhall
Porcupine Quills Comprised Of Real Hair
A science note explains that porcupine quills are made of real hair proteins rather than hollow spines. The wisdom highlights how the barbed structures form a protective outer layer on the animal.
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