Columbus Schools Announce Teachers for Fall Semester
Columbus Junction and Columbus Community Schools released the list of teachers for the upcoming fall term detailing educators by subject and grade across Conesville Cotter Columbus Junction and the district. The notice includes administrators librarians and support staff across multiple campuses outlining the staffing plan for the new academic year.
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Columbus
Columbus Junction
Columbus Community
Bill Austin
Marlys Austin
Cotter
Hoyt Barrick
S. Ray Blair
Esther Boulton
Alberta Bekker
Conesville
LeRoy Buchholz
Lucille Carson
Edna Coffin
Marlene Griffin
Martha Groben
Brary
Warren Greene
Shirley Halt
Robert Happ
Frances Hawkins
Gladys Hedemann
Robert Hedemann
Nancy Lee Howell
Ex Silent Movie Darling Now Darling of Frat House
Former silent era star known as Darla from Our Gang joins Tau Delta Phi at Penn State as house mother. Now 51, Shirley Cherrington oversees 16 sons, helps with shirts, beers, talks school issues, and enjoys her new role after a brief Hollywood career.
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Darling
Lee Linder
Associated Press
University Park, Pa
Our Gang
Tau Delta Phi Fraternity
Pennsylvania State University
Darla
Farina
Spot
Shirley Cherrington
Light Explosion Hits the Door of Daily World
New York AP report says the front door of a storage room at the Daily World, a Communist paper, was split by a low power explosive on 23rd Street near 26th Street in Manhattan. Detectives and the bomb squad say one or two devices, possibly cherry bombs, were tossed. The attack is the 15th bombing in the metro area since April with light damage and no exterior harm to the four story building. Most prior bombings targeted foreign diplomatic or tourist offices of nations allied with Cuba.
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New York
Daily World
26Th St
Manhattan
Wool Market Forecast Signals Little U.S. Gain
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department sees little chance of improvement in the U.S. wool market this year with average prices near 39.3 cents a pound in 1967. Domestic wool production declines since 1961 continue while world supplies stay ample as mills raise output and imports grow. Mid July prices averaged 40.9 cents, below the 1968 government support price of 67 cents, with parity at 9.1 cents. U.S. 1968 production is estimated at 176 million pounds, about seven percent under 1967.
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Washington
U.S
Saus
Agriculture Department
United States
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Shirley Pfeifer
Vicki White
Kenneth Purdy
Margaret Quigley
Eloise Reese
Conesvile
Dorothy Sands
Virginia Schlapkohl
Darrell Schenk
Donald Schnell
Adelaide ‘Shearer
Nancy Jo Stevens
Lynette Thomas
Michael Warner
Wanda
Hawkin
Ree Littrel
Custody- White
Colter
Ans
Vernon Bundy
Clarence Ray McLuen
Mu- Hawkins
Laverne Littrel
Roysie
Littrel
Raymond Lutz
Russell Maxwell
Darrell Richards
Nancy Cupkamp
Norma Shellmyer
Louise Perry
Jean Allen
Lou Slight
Jane Gabriel
Vivian Loyd
Arlene Davis
Velma Lee
Carol Blodgett
Inez’ DeVore
Evelyn Hendrickson
Jean Langstaff
Connie Ford
Frances Moore
Marilyn Randall
Rose Wagoner
Audrey Houseal
Mabel Wilson
Harry, Boyd
Leonard Frisk
Bonnie Frisk
Gary Carl
Clarence
Lola Whisler
Board of Education
Janice Faler
Pat Fulton
Paris
Duke of Windsor
Moulin de la Tuilerie
Muscatine
Boner
Dion
AY Ae Esa
Americas
The
Squid
Hollywood
Denier
Deicindes
Westinghouse
Our
Slim
Ay Riter
Indus
East Second Street
Jupiter
Cuba
Rust
Jeak Oranas
Elet Second Street
Murcatine
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