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Wayland News (Newspaper) - September 20, 1962, Wayland, Iowa The Wayland news volume 17-b Wayland in Henry county Iowa thursday september 20, 1962 number 45 a and when her masters saw that the Hope of their gains was gone they caught Paul and Silas and Drew them into the Market place unto the rulers and brought them to the magistrates saying these men being jews do exceedingly trouble our City and teach customs which Are not lawful for us to receive neither to observe being acts 16 19-21 we Are always hearing that times change and they do in some ways. But in Many ways they stay much the same. As in the instance above when the will of the lord interfered with the Way of life of a group of individuals they immediately did evil in order to try and assure themselves of a future. Not much different from the Way we act today is it i wonder if anyone Ever admits that they Are wrong anymore ? just listening to the news reports and Reading the daily newspapers would indicate that no Public official Ever makes a mistake a and tells about it himself. Of yes there a plenty of mistakes made but it is always the other j passed away wednesday fellow that did it i Basil Christner 58, of Muscatine services held at Olds for Sam j. Miller Sam j. Miller born May 6, 1879, 1 passed away september la 1962. He lived his entire life at Olds seventy one years on the farm where he was born and twelve years in Olds. In 1909 he was married to Nellie Huston who survives also one daughter mrs. Horace arlys Crawford of River Forest Illinois a son Don Miller of Olds five grandchildren Rodney Crawford of Detroit Michigan mrs. Thomas Sandra Cooke of Daytona Beach Florida Terry Miller of Olds mrs. Neil Betty Haars of Victorville California miss Margaret Miller also of Victorville California and five great grandchildren Elizabeth Crawford Terry Tommy and Timmy Cooke and Lori Anna Haars. He also leaves a sister mrs. Ella Wyse of Wayland. He was preceded in death by two Brothers Frank who passed away two years ago and Joe. Services were held at the Olds congregational Church thursday september 13, at 2 00 p. In. With the Rev. Clyde v. Erwin in charge. Casket bearers were Blaine de Yarman Dallas Miller Albert Barquist Harold Miller Glen or. Mccoy and John Miller. Burial was in the Olds cemetery. Arrangements were in charge of the Zehr funeral Home. I Waco wins Over Lone tree 27 to 13 in season s first game Many students attend College from this Community night with a 27-13 Victory Over the j by it Dene Boshart daughter of. Sophomore majoring in English at Lone tree High school eleven with and mrs Dennis Boshart Iowa Wesleyan College it. Pleas Waco a prep football team opened its season Here Friday scoring i Sophomore Goshen College gosh ant. In Indiana majoring in Elemen Mervin Roth son of mrs. Katie ail r by a. Itary education. All or roths scoring runs were Mary Kubey daughter of or halfback Charles Roth three of the Waco touchdowns. From within the five Yard line. He. Carried 14 times for 97 Yards a i a Quot a nurses train 5.5 average. However another \ fre he a Quot a a a. A a a Luth Back was Waco a leading ground gainer. Steve Mast rambled for Roth freshman Hesston College Hesston Kansas. Basil Christner 58, passed away wednesday at the University Hospital at Iowa City where he had been a medical patient. Services were held saturday afternoon at 1 30, at the Wittich funeral Home in Muscatine with burial in the Green Wood cemetery. Or. Christner was a brother of mrs. M. H. Schlatter and mrs. Virgil Aldrich of this Community. Those from this Community who attended the services at Muscatine were or. And mrs. Virgil Aldrich or. And mrs. M. H. Schlatter or. And mrs. Dale Richenberger or. And mrs. Dick Schlatter or. And mrs. Arthur Messer mrs. Allen Clark Guy Messer or. And mrs. Amos Christner or. And mrs. De Schantz or. And mrs. Cecil Riley mrs. Don Wyse mrs. Netta Christner and Melvin Campbell or. And mrs. Lester Hill or. And mrs. Kenneth Crile mrs. Bertha Hill and mrs. Anna Campbell. How can we As a people get to the place where it is always the other fellow who makes the mistakes i doubt very much if our problems will Ever get solved until some of our leaders get to the place where they can admit they have been wrong and then do what they can to Correct it. Here in the mid West we hear a lot about agriculture and How it is the most prominent of All the occupations in the area. And lately Industry has been on the increase in the same area. This in turn seems to bring about a division Between the two types of work and to just listen to the Ordinary run of conversation you would think that one can get along just Fine without the other. Also people Are continually trying to declare that one is imposing on the other. Now some of these statements May be True in various cases but in looking at the Overall picture i wonder just How much truth there is in it just for fun lets think Back a Little and see what comes. Supposing the big Man in Industry goes to get out of bed in the morning and throws Back the sheets that originally were made from raw materials off some farm. He reaches Down to put on bedroom slippers that had their Start on a farm. He washes his face with a product part of the ingredients of which came from a farm. He sets Down to a breakfast of which nine tenths came from a farm. He puts on business clothes that were made from products of a farm. He is transported to work in an Auto and some parts of that Auto came from a farm. While he is at work his children Are going to a school which is partly paid for by Farmers. His wife is going to the store to buy More products that originated on the farm. While at work he is Busy All Day Selling either to Farmers or to those who Are supplying Farmers. He has lunch with a business associate who owns farms. And that night believe it or not he is even entertained by a Farmer. Now lets look at the other Side. A Farmers gets out of bed in the morning and throws Back the sheets made m the City. He puts on bedroom slippers that were made and bought in the City. He washes his face with a product made sold and advertised in the City. He sets Down to a breakfast of which some parts were processed in the City even to the milk he drinks. He puts on clothing during his Days work he com that was made every stitch in the plates a Deal where he Sells part City. He goes out to his pickup of his crop to a City Man. He Iller tractor that came from a City vites his neighbor Farmer Over in the next state. While he is j to dinner because his neighbor working his children Are going to j Farmer lives in the City. And a school in the City taught by that night believe it or not he is citizens of the City and also partly j oven entertained by a City Feller paid for by the City people. His can one get along without the wife is also working part time in other about like you can get the City. I along without your head 155 Yards in 13 carries a 11.9 average. He broke Loose for Long gainers a number of times. Mainstays al the Waco defense were Sid Brooks and Gary red Iger who were the leading tacklers. Coach Fred Ekstrand a club had an Early drive killed by a Fumble but launched another with Roth going Over from the two. A a Larry Henss passed to Ken Miller for the extra Point for a 7-0 first Quarter Lead. In the second Quarter David Messer scored from the two and Roth ran the extra Point. Lone tree scored that period with Don Cerny passing seven Yards to Ron Hempsted. Cerny ran for the extra Point. Roth plunged across from the three in the third Quarter and Mast converted for a 21-7 Waco Lead. Lone tree Cut the Lead to 21-13 As Ron Flake galloped 60 Yards to pay dirt. A pass try for the extra Point failed. Waco applied the clincher in the final Quarter when Roth bolted Over from the one. A pass for the conversion Wasny to Good. Cran Hospital Des Moines Arthur Hill san of or. And mrs. Lester Hill Barber College Cedar rapids. Sandra Strickfaden daughter of principal and mrs. Paul Strick Taden senior state University of Stanley Meyer son of or. And mrs. Harold Meyer Junior in business administration at Iowa Wesleyan College it. Pleasant. Dean Eichelberger son of or. And mrs. A. W. Eichelberger freshman Hesston College Hesston Kansas. Roger Eichelberger Junior Iowa Iowa City majoring in a Bethel College in Liberal arts counting. I Newton Kansas. Betty Troyer daughter of or. Kenneth Wenger son of or. And and mrs. Willis Troyer Trinity Bible College Clear water Florida. Bradley Davies son of or. And mrs. Willard Swanson Junior Central College at Pella. Nancy Davies daughter of or. And mrs. Willard Swanson Junior Trinity College Chicago Illinois. Donn Umphrey graduate Wrork at Iowa Wesleyan College at it. Pleasant. Deana Davies daughter of or. And mrs. Willard Swanson freshman w Heaton College Wheaton Illinois. Donnie Gay Roth son of or. And mrs. Lloyd Roth senior Iowa w Wesleyan College it. Pleasant majoring in physical science. Wilbur Roth son of mrs. Mabel Roth Sophomore Iowa state College at Ames majoring in math. Judy Hildebrand daughter of mrs. Ira Wenger freshman Hesston College Hesston Kansas taking agriculture. Karen Wenger daughter of or. And mrs. Glen Wenger Eastern mennonite College Harrisonburg Virginia elementary education. Karen Roth daughter of or. And mrs. Elmer Roth business school at Iowa City. Kathryn Wyse daughter of or. And mrs. Vernon we use Sophomore Hesston College Hesston Kansas elementary education. Uncle Dan says dear mister editor Zeke Grubby a preacher come by the country store saturday night reported he had been visiting amongst his congregation Ever night Fer a week and had a sore Throat from hollering loud enough to git heard above their to sets. He said he Wasny to even Shore if some of the members would recollect he was there. At one members Home he said he suggested they have a Short family prayer Afore he took his departure and the Mother ask if hold off a few minutes till Wagon train was Over. But the Good Parson admitted to was Here to stay said he was learning to live with it. He per diced the Day was coming when big groups of churches would Chip in and hire one minister to preach on to Fer All of them. He Fig gered it would save Money and the savings would be used to put Ping Pong tables in the sunday school department. But the bad news allowed the Parson was his doctor telling him he was getting ulcers. The doctor ordered him to take it easy and let the Church members do More work. The Parson said All his members was working now 40 Sharon Wye daughter of or Quot working far him and 200 was and mrs. Mahlon Wise second i �1&Quot he. But they was All working. He said him and Rufe Zinder got out the records Fer the last 5 years to see How the work Load year nurses training Kansas City general Hospital Kansas City Missouri. I Charlotte Graber daughter of or. And mrs. Dillon Graber third year nurses training Riverside Hospital Newport news Virginia. Janet Graber daughter of or Waco will Host Winfield it. J or. And mrs. Willis Hildebrand and mrs. Dillon Graber Sopho Union at Wayland next Friday Junior in nursing at St. Josephus night. Hospital Ottumwa. Waco line up ends Miller Winifred Boshart daughter of Phil Myers Joe Kauffman Rick or. And mrs. Dillon Boshart gosh Luce tackles Harold Grant Rod in College Goshen Indiana soph Brooks guards Jud Meyer redi Ger Center s. Brooks backs Henss c. Roth Mast Leland Leichty Jim Roth. Waco . To hold first meeting a meet your teachers night will be the theme of the first meeting of the Waco Parent teacher association to be held at the Olds schoolhouse on wednesday september 19, at 7 30 p. In. Mrs. Vincent Lindeen program committee chairman announces that the entire Waco faculty will be introduced at this meeting and All parents and interested people Are urged to attend. There will be a social hour following. Subscriptions to the Pat publications will be taken at the meeting and those who wish to join the Pat organization May do so during the evening. Dues Are used to assist in attaining the goals of the Pat at the National state and local Levels the Foremost of which is to promote the welfare of children and youth in Home school Church and Community. Also there is to be a Benefit football game at we Ayland on monday september 24, to help with Pat funds Between the Waco fresh Nan Sophomore team and the Pekin freshman Sopho More team at 7 00 p. In. . District meeting held at Iowa City a special no District meeting was held at Iowa City thursday evening september 13, in the new cattle barn at the Fairgrounds. About 1000 Farmers gathered to hear Allen Spurgeon National director speak on the Progress of Omore in nursing. James w Enger son of or. And mrs. Raymond Wenger Junior in sociology Goshen College Goshen i Indiana. Bobbie Ann Haberman daughter of or. And mrs. M. J. Haberman Sophomore at Iowa Wesleyan College i. Pleasant. Chris regehly son of or. And mrs. Ervin regehly Junior majoring in secondary teaching training at Iowa state University Ames. Another son Lester is in his Junior year at Iowa state uni the holding action. He stressed mrs. Eli Saltzman of Rock Island spent the weekend with her Mother mrs. Fannie Zehr and other relatives. She accompanied mrs. Edna Taylor of Davenport who visited her father Dan Oren Dorff. The need for the Farmers to hold fast and said that the no has no idea of quitting. He added that every Effort is being made by the meat Industry and other organizations to discredit the no and the results of the holding action. He further stated that much of the propaganda put out against the no at this time is not True or is very misleading. For instance the markets do not list the number of feeder cattle which is always High at this time of year and should be subtracted from the total receipts. Also we were led to believe that All of these packing House workers Laid off the first week of the holding were Back at work. Now we hear that they Are to return to work the first of this week sept. 17 and there was doubt expressed saturday night by the Union head that this was True. Farmers were urged to sit tight and keep their livestock at Home. In a few Days the Supply will tighten again and the hold action will be Felt with its full Force. Clarence Totemeier no rep. A verify in Ames in veterinary Medicine. More Goshen College Goshen Indiana nursing. W Lima Leichty daughter of Rev. And mrs. Willard Leichty Sophomore Goshen College Goshen Indian nursing. Norman Leichty son of Rev. And mrs. Willard Leichty Sophomore Goshen College Goshen Indiana natural science. Shirley Wyse daughter of or. And mrs. Vernon Wyse practical nurses training. Mennonite Hospital Lajunta Colorado. Was running and the records Wasny to Good. They showed that to per cent was pushing the Wagon and 90 per cent was just Riding. It was that 90 per cent he allowed that was giving him ulcers. He said Rufe told him he did no to have no ulcers himself but he was getting tired blood and after looking at them records he fingered he was just pooped from pushing. The Parson said him and Rufe decided to make a Little Survey to find out what that 90 per cent of unemployed Church workers was doing. They found 40 per cent was pouting Over some Pun that had took place at the Church. These members could t recollect what it was but they claimed they Alice Wenger daughter of or. Was so upset they git and mrs. Harold Wenger Junior j Over it. Goshen College Goshen Indiana another 9 per cent was setting Home economics. Richard Wenger son of or. And mrs. Harold Wenger freshman Hesston College Hesston Kansas. Donald Rensberger son of or. Dan regehly son of or. And and mrs. Jake Rensberger Junior mrs. Glen regehly freshman. Iowa i Goshen College Goshen Indiana state University Ames. J majoring in chemistry. Francis Farmer son of or. And Ruth Ann Clark daughter of mrs. Laveine Farmer freshman Frank Clark senior in elementary at Northeast state teachers col lege at Kirksville Missouri. Gary Tschantz son of or. And mrs. Andy Tschantz psychology major at the state University of Iowa Iowa City in his Junior year. Zelda Graber daughter of or. And mrs. Donald Meyer . In Des Moines. Waco hot lunch menu monday september 24 Sloppy Joe Sandwich Dill pickles creamed Corn sliced or canned tomatoes Raisin bar and milk. Tuesday september 25 meat loaf mashed potatoes jello with peaches hot bread butter Jelly and milk. Wednesday september 26 scalloped potatoes with wieners pea and cheese and egg salad plums cookies bread butter and milk. Thursday september 27 pizza applesauce celery stick ice Cream cup bread butter and milk. Friday september 28 baked Beans devised eggs lettuce with Mayonnaise pumpkin custard Raisin bread Sandwich and milk. Education at state College of Iowa at Cedar Falls. Robert Hartzler Hesston College Hesston Kansas. Don Krabill son of or. And mrs. Maurice Krabill freshman Goshen College Goshen Indiana. Ronnie regehly son of or. And mrs. Henry regehly Sophomore Mary Wyse daughter of or. And Lowa University Ames majoring in math physics. Beverly regehly son of or. And mrs. Henry regehly doing graduate work at Iowa state University Ames on her masters degree in nutrition. Donna Meyer freshman at the University of Arizona Tuscon Arizona majoring i n social studies. Mrs. C. C. Wyse freshman at Bluffton College Bluffton Ohio. Pat Alliman. Daughter of or. And mrs. Willis Alliman freshman Bluffton College Bluffton Ohio. Chris Wyse son of or. And mrs. C. C. , Sophomore majoring in pre dentistry at state University of Iowa Iowa City. Ruth Ann and David Graber. Children of or. And mrs. Clarence Graber Hesston College Hesston Kansas. Teaching from this Community include Byrdene Gerig daughter of Rev. Stanley Widmer son of or. And and mrs. Vernon Gerig teaching mrs. Dan g. Widmer senior a 4th Prade at Wyman Joring m economics and sociology. James elder it instrumental music Elmer Krabill son of mrs. Instructor at Bagley Iowa. Amanda Krabill Kirksville co Pat Heman daughter of or. Lege of osteopathy and surgery at and mrs. Everett Hileman teach Kirksville Missouri. Ing Sophomore English and High Mary Kay Wenger daughter of school speech at Montezuma. Or. And mrs. Emery Wenger Karen Graber daughter of or. Sophomore in Commerce at gosh and mrs. Jacob Graber at Vigour in College Goshen Indiana. Ney speech therapist for Mahaska Veaulah Wenger Steiner senior county. Goshen College Goshen Indiana or. And mrs. Gale Tschantz at nursing. I the Columbus Junction common John Graber son of or. And Ity schools. Or. Tschantz instr mrs w. J. Graber senior major mental music and mrs. Tschantz ing in chemistry at the state uni Home economics verify of Iowa Iowa City. At Home keeping score on How Many times the Parson had come to visit. One woman he reported was keeping score on a blackboard in the Kitchen. About 22 per cent was fingering out How to git rid of the preacher. The Parson told the Fellers they did no to have nothing special agin him but getting rid of a preacher was just one of their Aims in life. He said Ever Church had some of them kind of members. The other 20 per cent he reported was just wearing the varnish off the pews. He allowed As How this was hard on the pews. To sum up the Survey he told the Fellers his ulcers was Here to stay. Yours truly Uncle Dan social Security \ our social Security office in Burlington is open from 8 30 to 4 30 monday through Friday. If you cannot come to Burlington you May Contact our representative who will be in it. Pleasant tuesday september 25, from 9 00 to 11 00 a. In. . At the Post office. And in Washington wednesday september 26, at the Post office from 9 00 to 11 00 . . Waco school Board met to reorganize the Waco Board of education met monday evening for their re organizational meeting. Or. E. P. Herman was re elected president and Lester Roth vice president. Miss Dorothy Arbo Gast is Secretary. Raymond King and Herbert i cult Are new members of the Board. Other members Are e. P. Her la aul Wenger teaching at the j Man Lester Ruth. Everett Davi Linda Boshart daughter of or. University of Dubuque Dubuque on. And mrs. Dillon Boshart fresh Iowa. Man Goshen College Goshen in Richard Meyer social studies at monday dinner guests at the Diana elementary education. The Monroe High school. I Willis Hildebrand Home were mrs. Jacqueline Hulme daughter of Nancy elder daughter of or j Hildebrand a parents or. And or. And mrs. Jolt Dill Hulme and mrs. Sam Eider teaching at a mrs. Roy Barton of Oakland Mills freshman Bethel College North Rockwell City. I and her sister. Mrs. Blaine Eustice Newton Kansas nursing. Margaret Rensberger daughter and Sra Bart of san Mateo Cal Lucy Grant daughter of or. And of or. And mrs. Jake Rensberger fornia. A mrs. Fred Grant Humboldt in j teaching 4th Grade in the Goshen a. No statute Minneapolis Minnesota. Indiana elementary system. Sanderfor lamination and a rays. Evelyn Burgraff mrs. Henry mrs. Donn i Niph Rev 5th Grade my pleasant. Mrs. Ervin stauffer is. Tient at mercy Hospital in Iowa i statute Minneapolis Minnesota

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