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While Ray ‘Bubba’ Sorensen was in Wilton working on the Freedom Rock, we had the chance to meet him. It was during this time we asked about the possibility of
The Wilton Advocate, September 16,1965 – “An estimated 20,000 persons including the Vice-President of the United States attended the 30th annual meeting for members of Eastern Iowa Light and Power
Clement John Davies aka ‘Jake’ came to Wilton in 1937 to work at the Economy Food Market owned by Beryl Roundy whose grocery business was based out of Columbus Junction.
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