ERC drives new math and social sciences in Cleveland schools
The Educational Research Council in Cleveland leads a statewide and national effort to overhaul K through 12 education. It has popularized the new math in about five million students, develops courses in social sciences and reading, and runs a $2 million annual program with 90 educators and 240000 students in 32 systems.
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Central Press
Cleveland
Educational Research Council
ERC
California
George Baird
Baird
Marco Polo
John Glenn
Cleveland Area
Sims Reunion Held At Worthington Park
The 43rd Sims reunion was held at Worthington park with a noon basket dinner and prayer by Howard Shirley. Bernard Sims presided over a brief business session, minutes read, next reunion set for August 1967 in Boomfield park. Five births and one marriage reported. gifts given to oldest Effie Jamison and youngest Tony Jay Sims.
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Sims
Worthington Park
Howard Shirley
Bernard Sims
Boomfield Park
Effie Jamison
Bicknell
Tony Jay
Spencer
John Sims
Myrtle Harbin
Cora Jones
Dorothy Roberts
Marsha
Linton
Jesse Sims
Switz City
Frank Terrell
North Drive
James L. Terrell
Sally Jane
Jack
Gary L. Terrell
Robin
Ricky
Charles Sims
Joan Goad
Robbie Flory
Boomfield
David Stough
Ted Bredeweg
Worthington
U S Exports Food Products Hit Record 6.7 Billion
United States food exports reached a record 6.7 billion dollars for the fiscal year ending June 30, up 600 million from the prior year. Japan remained the top buyer with 914 million dollars as foreign demand grew. Agriculture Secretary Freeman said the dollar-earning sales helped balance of payments.
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United States
Orville L. Freeman
Japan
America
Pattern for Children's Shell Skirt and Shorts Set
Bright Patterns promotes a three part girls summer outfit in sizes 1 through 6 with shell skirt and shorts in pique or Dacron. Pattern 9308 lists yardage and size 6 dimensions and charges fifty cents plus 15 cents for mailing. Order via Marian Martin Linton Daily Citizen New York pattern department with name address size and pattern number.
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Marian Martin
Linton Daily Citizen
Linton
Indiana
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Community groups meet around Linton and Lyons area
Dozens of clubs advertise evening meetings across Linton Lyons and surrounding towns. Civic Garden Elks Ladies Mothers of World War II Rainbow for Girls and more gather at shelters lodges and churches from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Public budget hearing set for school board at 7 p.m.
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Linton Civic Garden Club
Elks Ladies
Lodge
Mothers of
Linton Unit
Linton Rainbow
Masonic Hall
Needlecraft Club
Shelter House
Worthington Christian Choir
Lyons and Switz City
Lyons First Methodist Church
Worthington Chapter
Masonic Temple
Linton Christian Church
Linton
First Baptist Church
Jasonville Methodist
Lyons Items Family Visits and Local Gatherings
Clarence Rodocker of Detroit visited his mother Mrs. Goldie Rodocker who has returned home with him. Johnny Moore of Joliett, IH, was a guest of Roy Shilkett last week. Granddaughter visits and a Noblesville picnic are noted with multiple Andersons, Goulds, and Longs visiting relatives in Noblesville, Kendallville, Carmel, Martinsville, and Noblesville.
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Clarence Rodocker
Detroit
Goldie Rodocker
Roy Shilkett
Johnny Moore
Joliett
Earl Long
Vincennes
Grace Long
Alvin McCarty
Doug Linick
Ford Tidd
Noblesville
Alfred Huffman
Kendallville
Ben Huffman
Chapp
Lebanon
Goldie Gould
Phyllis Sanders
Wayne Gould
Arthur Gould
Hattie Hunter
Thomas Peyton
Nancy
Rickey and
Woody
Carmi
Elza Cox
Leon Brown
Martinsville
Jessie Bedwell
Amy
NL Batting Average Reaches .303 in 1930 Season
In 1930 the combined batting average for all eight National League teams stood at .303 highlighting league hitting strength. The figure reflects uniform performance across clubs and underscores a high offensive environment in that year.
Regional social notes highlight shared visits and gatherings
Marce Personals records numerous Sunday and weekend visits among families in Bruceville Sullivan Carlisle and Linton. Guests include Mrs Lee Carmichael Mrs Max Ahnert and many extended relatives visiting from Peru Indianapolis Muncie Bloomfield Terre Haute and other towns. The item ends with a birthday ice cream gathering for Claude Collins and a trip to Scotsburg for a St Bernard.
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Lee Carmichael
George Crane
Lote Halen
Claude Collins
Crane
Carmichael
Bruceville
Clarence Burress
Edsel Bateman
Whitsett
Phyllis McDermott
Fairborn
Ohio
Wayne Turpin
Paul
Sullivan
Lee Frye
Westphalia
Earl Street
Susan
George Ahnert
Lee Chaney
Ahnert
Max Ahnert
Peru
Richard Wiles
Sharon Sheets
Carl Earhart
Fred Brown
LaFontaine
Chaney
Earhart
Emmett Burress
Fannie Good
Howard Bedwell
Bloomfield
Burress
Harley Goodman
Sandborn
George Hartsburg
Carlisle
John Ausman
Thelma Hostetter
Hostetter
Marie
Mooresville
Lois Brown
Dennis
Debbie
Ausman
Muncie
Corda Chestnut
Indianapolis
University
Brown
Jose Taggart
Martinsville
Raymond Campbell
Terre Haute
Henry Campbell
Campbell
Grace Sherman
Linton
Danny Grounds
Orval Coker
Jacklyn Faidherbe
John Padgett
Richard Ausman
Clyde Hostetter
Lotie Hulen
Mr. Collins
Violet Hulen
Bicknell
John Brown
Scotsburg
Elks Ladies Elect New Officers At Dinner Meeting
Mrs Bernice Turpen was elected president of the Elks Ladies at the annual coon hunt dinner meeting Thursday night at the Elks hall. Other officers named include Mrs Betty Brackemyre as vice president and Mrs Ann Kress as secretary treasurer.
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Bernice Turpen
Elks
Coon Hunt
Elks Hall
Betty Brackemyre
Ann Kress
Lucy Terrell
Rose Hardesty
Catherine Bo
Mirs Ellen Haseman
Barbara Truitt
Dona _ Heitman
Harriett Yung
Mary Shepherd
Lynn
Judy Workman
Alberta Liddill
Bible Thought on One Body in Christ
A devotional note cites Romans 12 5 stressing believers are many parts of one body in Christ. It urges Christians to repent for church divisions and seek unity in fellowship. The piece emphasizes shared identity in faith and mutual care within the Christian community.
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Christ
Cynthia Dawn Swaby Born at Freeman Greene County Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. William Earl Swaby of Switz City announce the birth of their daughter Cynthia Dawn on Aug 16 at Freeman Greene County Hospital. She weighed seven pounds five ounces. Grandparents include William D. Duncan Jasonville Earl Swaby Jr Switz City Clifford Strong Linton Earl Swaby Sr Linton Elizabeth Coop rider Jasonville Harold Duncan Coal City with Carolyn Duncan as mother.
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William Earl Swaby
Switz City
Freeman- Greene County Hospital
Cynthia Dawn
Carolyn Jean Duncan
William D. Duncan
Jasonvile
Earl Swaby, Jr
Clifford Strong
Linton
Earl Swaby, Sr
Elizabeth Cooprider
Jasonville
Harold Duncan
Coal City
Maine Gov Reed's bag mistaken for Johnson's
President Johnson departed Dow Air Force Base near Bangor with Maine Governor John Reed's traveling bag marked JR. Reed joked he'll reclaim it soon and the mix up became a light moment on the trip.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Maine
Johnson
Dow Air Force Base
Bangor
John’ H. Reed
Reed
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Research Council
Michigan
Minnesota
Massachusetts
Dr. Baird
Daily Citizen
By Mesrian Wastin
Library
Kiwanis Club
Klusmeier’s
Pocahontas
Red Men’s Hall
Loyal Order of Moose No. 1434
Moose Home
Adult Recreation Club
Rotary Club
Klusme
Er’s
Eagles
C.F
C.F. Hall
Women of Moose
Dishman Cemetery
Owensburg
Lyons
Marce
Bloomington
Warren Kahall
Keith
Kahall
Padgetts
Newell Jackson
Louisville
Federal Land Bank
Marvin Kayton
Merle Kayton
Kayton
Lloyd H. Shannon
The
First Methodist Church
Cynthia Dawn Swaby
W. Vincennes
Ken Steigerwald
Mer
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