Wayland residents attend Keosauqua Indian Relic Show
Wayland residents Mr and Mrs Espey Schroll and Mrs LaVerne Graber attended an Indian Relic Show in Keosauqua Sunday forenoon. The Graber family later joined dinner at the Imaternal Schroll home.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1975
Page
5
Wayland residents Mr and Mrs Espey Schroll and Mrs LaVerne Graber attended an Indian Relic Show in Keosauqua Sunday forenoon. The Graber family later joined dinner at the Imaternal Schroll home.
Elmer Meyers spent Friday through Monday with daughter Melinda in Bedford as Mr. and Mrs. Rex Fish hosted. Several locals, including Adaline Tschantz and Willis Troyer, reported hospital stays, birthdays and anniversaries while neighbors gathered for meals and visits across the area. Deana Davies moved from Iowa City to Princeton New Jersey for Squibb Drug Co research. The Henss couple from Arlington Heights celebrated 50 years with a buffet hosted by their daughter. Edw Schantz had surgery at Mercy Hospital in Iowa City. Various neighbors hosted breakfasts and visits with family and friends across multiple households.
Chapter CX PEO Sisterhood met in Columbus Junction for a fall gathering with 24 members. Slides by Althea Ganfield and a program led by Mary Frances Paulding and Anita Davis. Next meeting set for October 6 with Margaret Reaney hosting.
The Area Ten Agency on Aging reports 479 legal service cases last year with 404 callers receiving advice and 75 referred to cooperating attorneys. Services cover wills probate real estate landlord tenant and tax issues. The program at Kirkwood Community College funds free services for seniors over 60 in a seven county area through Title III Older Americans Act funds.
Wayland community notes sharing social visits among Umphreys and Indiana cousins, trips abroad by Rev and Mrs Orie L Roth, and numerous local real estate transactions. Purchases include Stutzman acreage east of Wayland, Bracket and Morris moves to Noble, and the Rugg property at 214 Jefferson Street. Local births, birthdays, and family events also appear in the week’s circular.
Mrs Dora Tisor of Columbus City called on the Floyd Carpenter home Sunday morning. The Carpenters granddaughter Brice Miller Kenneth Steven and Nancy of Newton visited in the afternoon. Various neighbors including Velma Westfall from Lone Tree and George Murphy with Leona Peiffer called on other local residents. The day featured dinner with Ed Hartsock and a drive in the afternoon. Evening guests included Bob Cheyney of Washington and a slide show at Salem Church of God. A Wednesday birthday gathering for Mrs Mattie McAvoy was held at the Blue Note Cafe.
Lodged corn may yield better silage with a forage harvester than a combine. Begin when green and about 35 percent dry matter, notes Iowa State University expert Dave Williams. Chop fine, pack well, and finish at 55 percent moisture.
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