Physical Exams for Wayland Children Planned
The annual summer round up sponsored by the Wayland P T A will complete this week with physical examinations for junior and primary students to identify disabilities affecting school work. Mrs. Eicher reports strong cooperation as Wilbert Graber, Wayland High School and State University of Iowa alum, attends summer sessions. he will teach music in Buffalo Center next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Eicher
Stammer
Wilbert Graber
Wayland High School
State University of Iowa
Wilbert
Buffalo Center
Kermit Klopfenstein
Klopfenstein Electrical Company
Ellis
James Davison
Ava
James, Jr
Parkersboro
Supt. Ellis
Davidson
Parkersburo
John Sanders
Iowa City
Sanders
Monmouth, I
Fva Ballard
Crace Hebel
California
University of California
Russell Davison Attends Picnic of High School Class
Russell Davison attended the Wayland high school 1936 graduating class picnic at Oakland Mills on Sunday. Local residents visited with relatives and friends across Coppock Washington Haskins Burlington and nearby towns during the sunny afternoon gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Davison
Carol Jenson
Local Visits Highlight Weekend Socials
George Fetes visited with John Wagtner on Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs William Salter burg and Tyrene were Sunday visitors at the Ed Lukavsky home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wolfer
George Fetes
John Wagtner
William Salterburg
Tyrene
Edw
Lukavsky
Relatives Celebrate Eighth Wedding Anniversary at McConnell Home
Sunday marked the eighth anniversary of Mr and Mrs Harry McConnell with a family dinner at the McConnell home. Guests included Roy Gordon Clara John McConnell Homer Kephart Phyllis Leet Carr Carstensen W L McConnell and others. Additional local visits and family gatherings are noted across Havre and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Hering
Havre
Harry McConnell
Roy Gordon
Clara
John
Charlie McConnell
Phyllis
Homer Kephart
Mildred
Lawrence
Richard Leet
Arnold, Jr
Helen Carr
Phyllis Carstensen
W. L. McConnell
Floyd Knepp
Albert
Cy Ward
Will McBride
John Baer
Henry Lanning
Philip Gerdees
Raymond
Dave Statler
E. G. Mason Clyle
Margaret
Jugenheimer
Muscatine
A. R. Smith
Ednad Franklin
Homer Hunt
Lawrence Wilson
Ainsworth
Missouri
Roy Fread
Frank Pratt
Obverse of a coin defined as the principal device side
The obverse is the front side of a coin or medal bearing the main device or design intended to be displayed. It contrasts with the reverse which shows the opposite face.
Prairie Flower notes and community events in June
Prairie Flower items from June cover Mr. and Mrs. E L Smith welcoming Frederic at Arlington Wisconsin, visits to Lake McBride State Park, and social gatherings. Guests include Velma Finke, Everette Finke, and many local families. A community supper drew about forty despite threatening weather and locals shared meals at several homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Flower
E. L. Smith
Frederic
Arlington
Madison
Wis
Calif. Products Co
Cedar Rapids
Lake McBride
Roy Finke
Everette
Velma Finke
Washington
Davenport
Velma
Thrasher
E. J. Hamilton
Iowa City
Joseph Russe
Gibson
Russe
Serman Kincaid
Keswick
Della Neville
Mickland
Mary McGraw
Kalona
Alice Bareer
Germanville
Arthur Wiley
Earl P. Booth
W. D. Booth
Merle and
Willis
Myral Smith
Wilfred Smith
Sommera
W. Smith
FE. P
Helen Paterson
William
Ellis Finke
Wilbur
Alph
Wayre Witthoft
Sigourney
Ernest Witthoft
Mac Dill
Smith
Donaldson
Harry Donaldson
Forrest Donaldson
Milford Anderson
Richard
Elizabeth Young
Charlea Palmer
Wvynona Standler
Stanley Krupp
Ottumwa
Clayde Krupp
EF. L. Smith
Triple-Thrift G-E Is Popular Refrigerator Feature Parade
Washington housewives embrace the 1928 Triple-Thrift G-E refrigerator as a safe sanitary storage unit with abundant ice, frozen desserts, and high sanitation. Features include sliding shelves, interior lighting, 12 freezing speeds, finger tip latch, removable shelves, sliding vegetable pan, bottle chiller, stainless steel super freezer, and vacuum sealed mechanism ensuring quiet operation and low maintenance costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Electric
W. L. Rukgaber
G-E
Sunday Calls Reach Several Homes in Mount Union and Richmond
Genia and Esther were Sunday afternoon visitors at the Qoyd Cornick residence in Mount Union. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Finke called Sunday evening at the Everette Denison home. Mrs. Durst remains in very critical condition. Dr. Michum a Kalona veterinarian was summoned to the Clayde Knapp home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Turninseed and family visited the L. J. Keifer home in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genia
Esther
Qoyd Cornick
Mount Union
Roy Finke
Everette Denison
Durst
Michum
Kalona
Clayde Knapp
L. W. Turninseed
L. J. Keifer
Richmond
Durable baked enamel door strips with chrome hardware
Durable baked enamel on rust resistant steel textolite door strips resist warping cracking and odor absorption. Chrome on brass hardware provides attractive design and long lasting durability.
Mendenhall of Boston Visits Ralph Kelsey in Harmony
Dr. Mendenhall of Boston, a boyhood friend of Ralph Kelsey, visited Harmony and they traveled to Crawfordsville to call on friends. Local families, visits, and neighborly acts are noted, including Ed Heck and Anna in Cedar Rapids, and the Schiebel and Florang households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Redeker
Kalona
Bill Chimelar
Ed Florang
Frank Florang
Mildred Musil
Walter Longer
Otto Schiebel
Chas. Schiebels
Phrase credited to Wellington first used phrase
The duke of Wellington is credited with first using the line "circumstances over which I have no control" in reference to business complications involving his son around 1839 or 1840.
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Duke of Wellington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wayland P. T. A
McConnell
Martha Thrasher
J. Edgar Hoover
Hollywood
G-man
Lela Rogers
Ginger Rogers
Mrs. Rogers
Hoover
Upkee
Dr. Mendenhall
Boston
Ralph Kelsey
W. R. Longer
Wellington
Walter Rukgaber
Wrarr
Nit
Electai
Rukgaber Hardware
Frigerators
North Side Square
Ashington
Iowa
General Electric Company
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