Dr Bach Speaks at Wayland High School Graduation
Wayland Iowa May 10 Dr Marcus Bach of the State University of Iowa delivered the commencement address to eighteen Wayland high school graduates in the school auditorium. Diploma presentations followed by music from the girls glee club and mixed chorus with Rev Pooley Humble and others assisting in the service.
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Wayland
Marcus Bach
Department of Religion
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Wayland High School
Roy Boshart
Harold Christner
Dorothy Davison
Frank Bieber
Orlin Eigsti
Ruth Freyenberger
Evelyn Neft
Wayne Rich
Deane Rinner
Mary Schantz
Evelyn Sinn
Edwin Stauffer
Arlene Sw
Fish Dish With Almond Sauce Tip
Cooking note suggests serving fish with a sauce made from well browned fortified margarine and chopped or sliced almonds for enhanced flavor.
Wayland Social Notes Include Visitors and Church Events
Wayland residents host relatives from Princeton Glendale Noble and Olds. Church programs feature Rev. Gerald Stuckey and Lois Unden with overseas and relief themes. The community also greets visitors from Chicago Bloomington Kirksville and Cleveland during May.
Wolfe couple welcome son Thomas Lee in Kansas City
Mr and Mrs Tom Wolfe of Kansas City Missouri are parents of a son Thomas Lee born May 3 at St Luke s hospital. Thomas Lee weighed five pounds thirteen ounces and has four brothers including Robert. Wolfe is son of Mr and Mrs Charles H Wolfe southeast of town. Shellabargers sell their home and move to 320 Fourth Street West Des Moines Friday. Workhoens purchase 116 West Third Street and plan to move soon. Shellabargers move to Des Moines to be near daughter Mrs Hammond and two daughters Mrs Paul Gray and Mrs Grace Juber who live in Des Moines. Oliver Todd, ill for some time, leaves for Museatine to visit daughter Mrs August Blaesing and stay until improving.
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Irvin Sommer
Glendale
Calf
Harm Weston
Donald
Noble
Cora Widmer
Bertha Graber
Rex Swan
Marian
Cleveland
Ohio
Don Rinner
Mercy Hospital
Burlington
Lorraine
Roger Wyse
Betty Wyse
Mennonite Hospital
Bloomington
Paul Widmer
Kirksville
Gerald Stuckey
New York City
South America
Wayland Mennonite Church
Tom Wolfe
Kansas City
Thomas Lee
St. Luke’s Hospital
Robert
Mr. Wolfe
Charles H. Wolfe
H. M. Shellabarger
Fourth Street
West Des Moines
Workhoven
West Third Street
Shellabargers
Hammond
Paul Gray
Grace Juber
Des Moines
Oliver Todd
Museatine
August Blaesing
Almond Protein Almonds Contain High Protein Per Serving
A nutrition note states almonds provide more than two grams of protein per serving with a focus on plant based protein.
Washington boys shine with 14 points at Fort Madison relay
Washington high school scored 14 points led by Clarence Cross in weight events at a Fort Madison relay meet. Ottumwa, Keokuk, Burlington, Hannibal and Quincy also tallied strong team totals. Williams of Ottumwa set a shot put record, and Washington's Cross threw 43 feet 2 3/4 inches. Several Washington athletes advance to the district meet in Oskaloosa with state meet spots for top finishers at Ames May 26-27.
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Washington
Fort Madison
Covch
John Harp
Ottumwa
Keokuk
Burlington
Iowa
Hannibal
Quincy
Illinois
Clarence Cross
Williams
Cross
Wayne Marshall
William
Marshall
Bill Been Blossom
Warren Dare
Oskaloosa
Ames
Wayland Juniors Sponsor Seniors Banquet
Wayland high school held its junior senior banquet in the Y M C A community room with 51 attendees. The theme Starring All Seniors featured cornflower blue and rose decor a blue wagon centerpiece star place cards and corsages. toastmaster Darlene Wyse and others presented themed toasts before the group sang The Star Spangled Banner and the Wayland school song.
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Wayland
Wayland High School
Washington
Star Place
North Star
Darlene Wyse
U S W Meeting in Wayland Handles Comforters Overseas
May 9 meeting of the U. S. W. at Wayland with twelve members responding to roll call. Mrs Izgel Wenger presided in the absence of president Mrs Lloyd Alliman. Two large comforters were pledged to be sent overseas.
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Wayland
Max McGuire
Izgel Wenger
Lloyd Alliman
Pinochle and Study Club Gatherings Reported
June meeting planned at Mrs. Jacob Eicher home with guests including Mrs. Carrie Davey of Winfield. Dr. and Mrs. J R McKirahan hosted a pinochle party with several couples and prizes awarded to Zehr, Sodergren, and others. Haberman home hosted another evening with multiple couples, door prize to Hubert Wyse, high and low scores noted. Study Club met with eleven members, discussing nylons and Palestine as guest speakers shared observations.
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Jacob Eicher
Carrie Davey
Winfield
J. R. McKirahan
Lyle Zehr
A. C. Wenger
Clair Sodergren
A. B. Magdefrau
Anu Wip
Haberman
Mel Haberman
Everette Hileman
Earl Berkshire
Hubert Wyse
Sam Elder
Joe D. Schlatter
John Martin
Ted Tschantz
Grace Weaver
Irvan Boshart
Joe Davis
Army engineers unveil giant lawnmower for airfield trimming
The Army Corps of Engineers developed a massive lawnmower capable of trimming 40 acres per hour for use on air fields. The project aims to speed up airfield maintenance and improve readiness.
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Army Corps of Engineers
Mexiana Soothing Powder Offers Quick Rash Relief
Advertises Mexiana medicated powder for simple skin rash relief. Claims cooling soothing effect from common specialist ingredients. Promises large supply at low cost and easy sprinkle application on irritated skin.
League Games Results of Major League
No games scheduled tonight as pitchers face off across leagues. In the American League Boston and New York show active night plans while Detroit visits New York and Chicago travels to Philadelphia. St Louis meets Washington in a night game as standings shift.
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New York
Voiselle
Cincinnati
Walters
Boston
Jave
Pittsburgh
Strince
Philadelphia
Lee
Cage
Fleming
Prooklyn
Wyatt
Leouis
M. Cooper
Washington
Detroit
Trout
Bonham
Chicago
Ross
Lopati
Hamlin
L. Pet
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago i
Color in citrus varies by region says department experts
Citrus specialists note Florida and Texas oranges often require a color enhancement to meet the legal stamp when colored. California fruit shows deeper skin color due to temperature variation and soil iron, making artificial coloring unnecessary. Florida fruit may stay green at maturity and needs a finishing treatment for bright color.
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Department
Agriculture
Florida
Texas
California
Fertilizer study links feed conversion to grazing output
A Department of Agriculture study of 26 state pasture experiments shows one pound of plant food boosts 16 pounds of digestible nutrients, equivalent to 0.4 bushel corn, 0.35 wheat, 0.8 oats, or 22 pounds oilmeal. A ton of complete fertilizer would yield grazing for 11,500 pounds milk or 1,400 pounds beef.
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Department of Agriculture
Adlerika prescription gains 15 million fills
The ad promotes Adlerika as a remedy to relieve constipation and gas. The text urges readers to ask their druggist about Adlerika and notes it is suitable for all ages, with Geo. L. McDaniel, Druggist, endorsing the product.
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Geo. L. McDaniel
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