Wayland Area News Briefs Include Injured Cyclist and Tornado Damage
Sheldon Graber, 15, son of the LaVerne Grabers, sustained facial injuries after a bicycle fall and skin grafting at Mercy Hospital Iowa City. A twister damaged the Emerson Krabill farm near Wayland injuring structures and a walnut tree. The report also lists various local visits, hospital stays, and residents traveling or moving in the Wayland area.
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Wayland
Sheldon Graber
LaVerne Grabers
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Sheldon
Paul W
Tucson
Ariz
Chris Widmer
Omaha
Neb
Carl Reschlus
Sugar Creek Fellowship Hall
Richard Offutt
Charles Penrod
Cross Plains Tenn
Elizabeth Wittmer
Penrod
Orion Huffer
Carol
Ames
Henry Graber
Orion
Russell Elliotts
Burlington
Huffers
College of Pharmacy
The
State University
Mary Wittmer
Chicago
Ezra Wittmer
Maxine Dickerson
Gary Hill
Washington
Clarence Wenger
Don Lowe
Hill
Warren Anderson
Joe Anderson
Mt Pleasant
Dave Meyer
Warren Bergh
Grace Dasher
Berghs
Dashers
Charles
Peter Jr
Alliman
Kauffman
Peter Joe
University of Colorado At Denver
University of Tennessee
Howard Logan
Macomb
Ill
Gordon Reedy
Teresa
Spann
Omer Roth
Edith Yount
Emerson Krabill
Mary Haberman
Ann Neff
University 1
Peter Perdock
Otto Frey
Noble
Richard Hulme
Burlington Memorial Hospital
September 16 Historical Almanac Highlights
On this date in history Shawmut became Boston in 1630 while Oklahoma opened the Cherokee Strip to homesteaders in 1893. Francis Parkman was born in 1823. Asia was created in 1963 and martial law was proclaimed in Jordan in 1970 amid fighting.
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United Press International
Mars
Venus
Jupiter
Francis Parkman
Massachusetts
Shawmut
Boston
Cherokee Strip
Oklahoma
Asian Nationaf Sia
Hussein of
Jordan
Jordan Army
Barbecue Gatherings Dot Kalona Park Social Notes
Relatives and guests from Kalona and beyond enjoy a chicken barbecue Monday evening at Kalona Park with families of Yoder Knepp Shettler and others. Other local visitors include Norris Capper family in Elgin and June Fry visiting Rick Fry in Cedar Rapids. wedding in Postville noted.
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Kalona
Kalona Park
Mose P. Yoder
Mary Yotty
John J. Yoder
Edwin Knepp
Emma Yoder
Terry Spitzer
Anthony Myers
Goshen
Dennis M. Miller
Marion Shettler
Ontario Calif
Alta
Cordell Shettler
Myrtle Staubaugh
Jeanette
Beulah Brown
Ernie Shettler
Earl Shettler
Marie VanDorn
Wellman
Tracy Anderson
Norris Capper
Elgin
Anderson
Vikki Capper
Jeffrey Schlee
Postville
June Fry
Mrs Rick Fry
Cedar Rapids
Keota WRC at Maplewood Nursing Home Event
Keota Women’s Relief Corps hosted residents at Maplewood Manor Nursing Home on September 3 with bingo, a grab bag of gifts, piano selections by Mrs. Ethel Aller, and light refreshments. Attendees included Florence Sheetz and several others, plus visitors and local club activities mentioned alongside trips and reunions.
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Ethe Stoutner
Elva Phoren
Valburga Heisdorffer
George Adams
Lucille Streit
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Richard Adams
Sunda
Ed Rebal
Lexington Club
Pardon petitions pour in for Calley from Vietnam veterans group
Washington moved as 22 000 names from a Vietnam War veterans group named Americas Victory Force delivered to the White House on Tuesday. Richard Barrett a 27 year old law student from Jackson Mississippi said he represented the group and defended William L Calley Jr the lieutenant convicted of My Lai civilians killings saying he was stabbed from behind by those not supporting the troops.
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Alice Norman
Kalona
Warren Bennett
Lucile Shaffer
Clifford Leeper
Brighton
Mary McMillan
Knoxville
Tenn
Russell Lillie
Mt Pleasant
McMillan
Iona
Robert J. Redlinger
Bernard M. Redlinger
Harpe
Naval Aerospace Medical Institute
Pensacola
Fla
Naval Hospital
Guam
Marina Island
Redlinger
Calley
Washington
Nixon
William L. Calley Jr
White House
Richard Barrett
Jackson
Miss
Amerca’s Victory Force
Barrett
My Lai
Visit to Max Hering in the hospital prompts family visit
Mrs. ene eens and Mrs. Clarence Hering with their daughter and companion traveled from West Burlington to Bloomfield to see Max Hering, a Parsons College junior, recovering from a car accident concussion and muscle injuries. The group included relatives and friends.
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Max Hering
Ene Eens
Sas Ene Eeee
Clarence Hering
Kenneth Beenblossom
Carolyn
Ed Norman
West Burlington
Bloomfield
Hering
Max
Virgil Herings
Parsons College
Fairfield
W.C. Wooley
Raymond McAllister
Chris
Ames
Edward Blumenschein
Rhodes
Blumenschein
Wooley
Columbus Junction
American Legion Hall
Merle Twinam
Clarence Moorehead
Margaret Davidson
Twinam
Moorhead
Ray Vangen
Aake
Maude White
Pollution’s Pied Piper
An article urges individuals or groups in towns to lead anti pollution efforts by coordinating with budgeting and zoning, forming cleanup committees, supporting sewage treatment, and improving trash receptacles and street furniture. It promotes a free booklet titled 71 Things You Can Do To Stop Pollution from Box 1771 Radio City Station New York.
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Radio City Station
New York
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