Christmas News From Wayland and Nearby Families
Michael Augustine ends his Christmas visit and returns via Cedar Rapids, Chicago, and Arizona to see Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Arnold and Gary. Viven Sojka departs for Fort Lewis Washington for four weeks. Local families share Christmas dinners, exchanges, and visits across Wayland and surrounding communities including the Pfeifer, Bowen, Wehr, Jones, Kempf, Griggs and Augustine households along with friends and relatives in Stockport Kalona and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Augustine
D. A. Augustine
Florence
Michael
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Arizona
Wayne Arnold
Gary
Viven Sojka
Fort Lewis
Washington
Leonard Hixson
Doyle Pfeifer
Wayland
James C. Bowen
Aligh Hites
Frank Plover
Edgar Bandy
Meryin Detweiler
Darrell Bandy
Richard Shaffer
Reba
Nora Wehr
Clarence Wehr
Gene Wehr
Ray Wehr
Louis Wehr
Blanche Harvey
Allen Fickling
Fred Byers
Harley
Raymond Sojka
Marie Jones
Carl Jones
Everett Jones
Ray Jones
Cedar Falls
Zeme Kempf
Dale Dawn
Harold Sahf
Kalona
Robert Pope
Arthur Page
Howard Smith
Stockport
Orville Griggs
Allen Griggs
Larry Griggs
Kletus Kaska
Blanche Norton
West Chester
Robin
Jeff
Stewart School
Fred Zieglowsky
Kathy Duke
Steve Duke
Florence Augustine
Lloyd McKay
Packwood
C. A. Campbell
Mae Marr
Augustine
Arnold’s
Arnold
Gay
Winter and Farm Sales Listed for January in Iowa
A column lists numerous upcoming farm and livestock sales across Iowa towns including McCreary Sale Company in Center ville, Franklin Center school area, Brighton, Wash ington, Winfield, Cotter, Columbus Junction, West Chester, Kalona, and Ollie. Dates range January 4 through January 25 with start times from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Includes estate settlements and recurring weekly livestock auctions at Wayland, Wapello, Kalona, and Columbus Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCreary Sale Company
Centerville
Iowa
Franklin Center School
H. J. Brenneman
Brighton
Hwy
Therren Lowry
Cotter
Columbus Junction
Adeline (Kaddy) Helmick
West Chester
Harold Walsh
Washington
Don Radda
Wayland
George Baker
Kalona
Joe Christner
Old Pleasant Plain
Bill Crish
Wapello
Highway 61
Washington Livestock Sales Co
Smiylie’s
Ollie Livestock Exchange
Ollie
Fashion scarf squares showcase jewel inspired styles
United Press International reports Kenneth Jay Lane translates jeweled looks into four oversized silk twill scarf squares for Glentex featuring a Maltese cross, jeweled geometry, a multicolor butterfly print, and vivid color blends. Rudi Gernreich draws spring signatures from calligraphy while Schiaparelli reimagines the signature scarf in varied sizes with bold color blocks and florals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Kenneth Jay Lane
Glentex
Rudi Gernreich
Schiaparelli
Don Black Faces a Hollywood Move Dilemma
London lyricist Don Black, age 29, weighs moving to the United States for bigger film money or staying in London where he has strong family ties and major credits like Born Free and To Sir With Love. He notes California calls but counters that his success and publishing business in London provide satisfying opportunities and quality collaborations. He has just completed Pretty Polly with Michel Legrande and, with John Barry, created Born Free, while pondering a possible future musical project.
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London
UPI
Britain
United States
Don Black
Black
Nems Enterprises
Sir
Hollywood
Henry Mancini
California
Hayley Mills
Michel Legrande
France
John Barry
Sir With Love
Sidney Poitier
Atlantic
Dick James
Letter to GIs sets schoolgirl record of mail pals
Seattle high school junior Janis Kristanson started writing to GIs in Southeast Asia after reading a plea for mail from the front. Her simple note addressed to A GI in Thailand reached Vietnam and was printed in Stars and Stripes, inspiring a flood of pen pals from 16-year-old Janis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
UPI
Janis Kristanson
Southeast Asia
Janis
Ingraham High School
United States
Thailand
Vietnam
Stars and Stripes
Farm record training set on January 8 in Washington County
Washington County Extension Service holds a farm record training meeting on Monday January 8 at 7 30 p m in the Farm Bureau Building to show how farm income and expense records support tax returns and management decisions. The session covers income tax estimates inventories and 1967 1968 production measures with guidance for both husbands and wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Extension Service
Jim Frier
Farm Bureau
Washington
Prepare now for income tax time in farming
Washington County Extension Director Jim Frier urges farm owners to organize records as tax deadlines approach. Extension economist Everett Stoneberg of Iowa State University notes that farmers earning at least two thirds of gross income from farming have two federal filing options for calendar-year operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Extension
Jim Frier
Everett Stoneberg
Iowa State University
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Sato
Geo. J. Breitenbach
Joey
Richard M. Sudhalter
the National Bair of
Washington, Iowa
Stass
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Washington County
Frier
S. Marion Ave
Internal Revenue Service
Nobel
Wayland Hog
ING Station
Maurice Alvine
Rex Linn
Olds
Out Farm Auction
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