Understanding through seeing others perspective in exchange program
The column extols putting oneself in another's shoes to grasp differing viewpoints, illustrated by Parveen Machiwalla a 17 year old Pakistani exchange student. It lauds the American Field Service program for fostering cross cultural understanding and extending hope for peace as Washington High School expands its exchange efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parveen Machiwalla
Karachi
Pakistan
Parveen
American Field Service
America
Washington High School
Man
Giant Mechanical Miner Drives New Illinois Coal Mine
A new strip mine near Vermont Illinois operated by Delta Coal Corp expands coal output to over 700000 tons yearly. It features a colossal electric shovel built by Marion Co costing 4.5 million dollars, claimed to be the largest in the state. The shovel handles 100 ton loads in 55 seconds, with three operators in a three story control center. The mine's heavy medium coal cleaning uses magnetite and gamma radiation for density control, with reserves across three counties. Ayrshire Collieries Corp of Indianapolis owns Delta Coal, which runs additional Illinois mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Coal Corp
Ayrshire Collieries Corp
Indianapolis
Ind
Chicago
Republic Coal and Coke Co
Marion Co
Republic 1
Republic
Wetor Ayrshire
Ilinois
Fulton County
Saline
Vermilion
Iowa Farm Bureau Opposes Voluntary Red Meat Check-Off
Iowa livestock groups seek a voluntary check-off of 10 cents per head on cattle 5 cents on swine and veal calves and 2.5 cents on sheep to fund promotion education and marketing through the Iowa Agricultural Marketing Division. The Farm Bureau opposes state mandates, backing national board instead. dairy interests and others support the plan amid potential funds near one million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Livestock Council
ICPA
Theislature
Iowa Farm Burea Federation
60Th General Assembly
Towa Livestock Council
Iowa Beef Cattle Producers
Towa State Sheep
Iowa Swine Produce Ciations
Ion
Towa Agricultural Marketing Division
Iowa State Dairy Association
Iowa
Farm Bureau
The
National Live Stock and Meat Board
E. Howard Hill, Minburn
Iowa Farm Bureau
National Livestock and Meat Board
Holiday Guests Fill Homes Across Wyman Area
In Wyman and nearby towns, numerous families hosted holiday visitors from towns including Rock Island Washington Davenport and Winfield. Guests ranged from Elmer Hakanson and family to the Crawfords and Humpreys with dinners at Crawfordsville Winfield Fairfield Mt. Union and Ripon Wisconsin.
Richland Church Class Holds Meeting
Mrs Victor Oswalt and Miss Frankie Gree son hosted the Barbara Ellen Class of the Methodist Church at the Oswalt home. Mrs Clarence Bond will host the Hopewell church Mission Society Tuesday with Mrs Glen McClure presenting the program. Effie Cox and Lyle Keiser will host the all day Missionary Aid at Friends Church Tuesday. Wilford Cox will lead worship and Kathryn Jones will teach. Frederick Lyon of Indianapolis and his son in law Glen Peterfield visited Floyd Lyon and Rufus McCracken. Lawrence Bailey near Richland entered Fairfield Hospital with pneumonia. Bill Reighard and family welcomed a new daughter Christy Mari. January meeting of the Retail Club at Richland Cafe with Joe Lopez taking duties as president for 193? and other new officers. Margaret Baker returned from Ottumwa Hospital for medical care. Bessie Snyder will assist with house work for Baker. Mildred Newman African Missionary to Urandi spoke at Richland Friends Church for World Missionary Society. Richard Wallerich entered Fairfield Hospital. Aaron Nordyke and Lloyd Bottorft vacationing in the South and visiting Glen Nordyke in Williams Arizona.
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Richland
Victor Oswalt
Frankie Greeson
Barbara Ellen
Methodist Church
Oswalt
Clarence Bond
Hopewell Church Mission Society
Glen McClure
Effie Cox
Lyle Keiser
Friends Church
Missionary Aid
Wilford Cox
Kathryn Jones
Frederick Lyon
Indianapolis
Ind
Glen Peterfield
Floyd Lyon
Rufus McCracken
Lawrence Bailey
Fairfield Hospital
Bill Reighard
Town Falls
Dr Moldenhauer Joins Howard Alumni Board in Chicago
Virginia Luckey Moldenhauer M.D. says she was elected to the 15 man board of directors of the Howard University Chicago Alumni Club on December 9. She notes about 500 alumni in the area. Moldenhauer serves on the staff of the outpatient clinic at Meres Hospital in Chicago.
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Moldenhauer
Howard
Marge Luckey
Riverside
Virginia Luckey Moldenhauer
Howard University Chicago
Meres Hospital
Chicago
Two Letters From a Century Ago Inspire Civil War Era Reflections
A columnist shares two old letters from 1862 and 1904 found at the office. One 1862 note from Camp Wadsworth, Virginia, describes Civil War marches toward Fredericksburg and camp life. The 1904 letter from Farnam, Nebraska, details land holdings, cattle, crops, and farm deals, showing early 20th century rural life. The writer seeks more readable letters for future use.
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Muhlim
Crawfordsville
Nebraska
Clark Wagner
Saul Davison
John Davison
Mr. Wagner
Farnam, Nebr
Roseland
Farnam
Bid Choices in a Five Hand Bridge Scenario
A bridge column discusses responses to a takeout double and subsequent rebids. It analyzes five hands, detailing why passes, two hearts, one no trump, three hearts, or four hearts may be optimal based on distribution and potential trick-taking winners rather than mere point counts. It emphasizes balancing hand evaluation with partner responses and the need to identify hand type after the double.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South
Wales
Visitors In Wyman Homes Reported During Holidays
A sequence of Christmas visits described in Wyman with Mr and Mrs Dick Hughes hosting Henry Menefee of Crawfordsville and others. Guests include Mr and Mrs Paul Wiley and daughter, Russell Dunsmore and family near Mt. Union, Donald Kracaner at Shannon Lantz's near Winfield, Clair Mullen entertaining, and multiple family gatherings across Winfield, Mt. Pleasant, Columbus Junction, and Whitewater Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutch Oldt
Don Oldt
Winfield
Dick Lauer
Mr. Union
Clair Mullen
Aura Morse
Paul Wiley
Vernon Wiley
Fairfield
Russell Dunsmore
Mt. Union
Dick Hughes
Dewey Conrad
Crawfordsville
Donald Kracaw
M. Everette Sommers
Crawfordsvill
Sarah and
Dewey Davis
Everette Davis
Mary Davis
Kenneth Fuller
Elaine
Homer Davis
Frances Ann
Neil
Margie Kracaw
Irving Lenz
Beverly
Charles Hayes
Washington
Dale Jones
Brighton
Joe Sokup
Jean Beleacher
Davenport
Eddie Humphreys
John
Harry Fletcher
Wapello
Fred Humphreys
James Austin
Robert Humphreys
Dale Humphreys
Winfield Jim Dunn
Dubuque
Linda Huntoon
Burlington
James Dunns
Wyman
Henry Menefee
Donald Kraca
Shannon Lantz
Queen City
Missouri
Paul Wheeler
Walter Gray
Donnie
John East
Dalton Wth Dakot
Farr Mullen
Junior Mullen
Herbert Duttweiler
Mt. Pleasant
Edna Luckey
James Dunn
Bill Dunn
Columbus Junction
Dean Settle
Cedar Falls
Tom Dunn
Ames
Calvin Humphreys
Ed Humphreys
Della Humphreys
al Sents
Whitewater
Wisconsin
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