Wayland News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Weather
Wayland May 13 reports Ronnie Roth injured by cement blocks during windstorm at Clarks Produce. Firewall damage at Roth’s hardware, classroom windows blown in and school session canceled for safety. Residents, guests, and visitors listed include Roth family, Easter and Wagner households, and several travel plans across Iowa and nearby states.
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Wayland
Ronnie Roth
Milton Roth
Clarks Produce
Roth
Sunday Dinner Guests From Wayland and Family Visit
Mrs. Mary Lute of Wayland and Mrs. C Harry Davis were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rinner and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Graft
Cedar Rapids
Graf
Fred Fitch
Ross Galloway
Rachael
Waterloo
Bruce Lipscomb
Harlan McCreedy
Mrs. C. C. Rice
Muscatine
Ralph Strone
Ottumwa
Luther Crom
Glen Barelay
Charles Barelay
Washington
Robert Barclay
West Liberty
Allan Barclay
Iowa City
Edward C. Eicher
Myrtle Kelly
A. R. Ledger
Nauhooo
Illinois
James Huiscamp
Ed McManus
Keokuk
Alice B. Saiter
R. L. Vuench
Mary Lute
Wayland
C. Harry Davis
Donald Rinner
Mundt Nixon Ferguson bill critics prompt underground talk
Red Bill Norman Thomas, a perennial Socialist candidate, testifies before the House Un American Activities Committee that the Mundt Nixon Ferguson bill would push the party deeper underground. In school news a May 19 parade and circus unfold with a noon community picnic and displays in the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Thomas
Socialist Party
House un-American Activities Committee
International
Prade
New Crest to Hit Flooded Winnipeg
Winnipeg faces a new flood crest as three more feet of water advance on the city of 320,000. About 60,000 residents have fled with 3,000 homes flooded, as Premier Campbell urges women and children to evacuate before power plants fail.
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Winnipeg
Man
Douglas L. Campbell
H. W. Haarich
Unitedtate Army
Emerson
Saskatchewan
Ontario
Alberta
Quebec
Minnesota
North Dakota
Certa-Vin Promises Quick Help for Blood Poverty
An advertisement touts CHATA-VIN as a Hematonic that boosts iron in the blood and energizes nerves with Vitamin B. It claims faster digestion and less gas, with benefits in 2 to 4 days, urging purchase at Pioneer Drug Store, 125 W. Washington.
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Pioneer Drug Store
Washington
Dikes Flood Evacuations Expand as Red River Floods Region
Families forced from a 540 square mile farm area south of the city after the Red River spread across the prairies to a width of 200 miles. Fathers returning from duty found children unaccounted and evacuation moved residents to distant cities. Soldiers patrolled in amphibious craft with walkie talkies.
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Red River
Prairies
Stainless steel used by surgeons for bone repair
The metal resists body acids and does not poison the blood, leading some surgeons to patch or replace damaged bones with stainless steel implants.
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Wayland Boy
Ralph Osborne
Estelle Osborne
Willie Nelson
Greer
Carolina
Ben Osborne
Osborne
Hilton Rabenold
Manford Rabenold Sind
Rolland
Moline
F. R. Parrish
Canton
Ohio
Mr. Parrish
Rodney D. Rabenold
Dairy Queen
George Dare
Richard Dare
State University of Iown
Warren Dare
Barbara Dare
Iowa Wesleyan College
Marilyn Davisson
North English
Mr. and
Mrs
Milo Sorden
Clara Gilbert
Bonnie
Olive Stafford
Mary Lou Robertson
Pella
Wanda Miller
Ainsworth
W. G. Miller
Lucy Cannon
Ernie Morgan and Son
RK. A. Warner
Jake Earnst
Naomi Kephart
Sam Sigafoose
John Pratt
University Hospital
J. HH. Rinner
Martian
C. W. Schlater
Lloyd Easter
Howard Wagner
Roy Davison
Clair Sodergren
Salinas
Calif
Roger Bain
Eda Boshart
Des Moines
Anna Barris
Mikie Keith
Albert Reimer
Gerald
Dodge City
Kansas
Alfred Wagner
Tom Rychener
Pettisville
California
Ronald Roths
Harold Kauffmans
House OF Flowers
Lace
Thriftb
Shirley Losey
Los Angeles
Glenn
South Side Square
Parker
New Parke
Rue Parker
Nicola
Harmon
Chrysler
Plymouth
Miller's Garage
West Chester, Iowa
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