Team teaching discussed by Crawfordsville kindergartners
About 60 parents of 60 kindergarten and first grade pupils gathered in the Crawfordsville school lunch room to review the team teaching in the first grade. Teachers Helen Rodgers and Lois Graber and principal Fred Stone explained goals and individualized instruction while parents offered improvements and requested more in-class visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Waters
Crawfordsville
Scope
Helen Rodgers
Lois Graber
Fred Stone
Vernon Fletcher
Victor Hesseltine
Wayland
Ann Conrad
Olds
Burlington
Henry
Lee
van Buren
Howard Johnson
Kenneth Fuller
Elaine
Jim Prom
Margot
Rochester
Minn
Lyle Lowe
Lee Eisele
Washington
Wayne Williams
Davenport
Wayne
Ben Steckel
Georgia Williams
David Bell
Don Bell
Caroline
Gary
Douglas
Town City
George Canott
Bell Men
Molly Rich
Molly
Herb Rich
Maurine
Barbara Lyon
Jolaine Grieser
Kim Allred
Andrea Alliman
Sara McVey
Jackie Kelley
Brenda Cottrell
Kathy Strohman
Robin Sinn
Jan Boshart
Coleen Gipple
Kay Slater
United Presbyterian Women's Guild
Merle Twinam
WSCS Meeting at West Chester Highlights Activities
The Women's Society of Christian Service met January 13 in West Chester with 20 ladies and two children attending. Activities included auditing discussions, new program books, mission reports, film materials, and plans for a Father-Son Banquet. A $100 donation to the Sunday School fund was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray van Engen
Lillian Maxwell
General Mills
Charles Cannon
Korea Child
Guild
Wayne Williams
Henry Davis
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Arlene Fletcher
United Methodist Church
George Canott
Harvey Thomas
Canott
Max Mitchell
Thomas
Larry Fletcher
Don Blankenhorn
Don Lee
Harold Williams
Jim Edgar
West Chester
Women's Society of Christian Service
Kenneth Dusenbery
Bob Stephens
Lees
Ted Kiesey
Eldin Bauer
H. D. Dusenbery
John Capper
Richard Fisher
Ivan Niffenegger
Farm outlook projects modest growth with inflation easing
The forecast, released by Jim Frier of the County Extension, cites economist Bob Wisner of Iowa State University predicting a gradual drop in unemployment and a moderate rise in business activity. He expects 8 to 9 percent national output growth, tax measures to boost spending, and ample credit with potential rate easing. Beef and other meat demand is expected to stay strong, supporting agriculture amid inflation relief and higher farm wages due to increased off farm employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Wisner
Iowa State University
Wisner
Funeral notices and social gatherings in Richland area
Mrs Omar Long and relatives flew to Illinois then Akron to attend Esten Long funeral in Ohio. Attendees included Howard Long and Ed from Washington. Weekend hosts Carroll and Mrs Morgan welcomed Nordyke and Leathers families for oyster supper. several hospital and anniversary visits noted. Community events list upcoming meetings and clubs through late January in Richland Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Long Richland
Omar Long
Raymond Hadley
Charles Archer
Moline
Illinois
Lester Long
Akron
Ohio
Esten Long
Omer Long
Howard Long
Washington
Carroll Morgan
Aaron Nordyke
Ralph Nordyke
Herbert Blakely
Fay Schultz
Gilbert Leathers
Stacy
Scott
Iowa City
Chester Brostrom
Fremont
Sam Richie
Clarence Ferguson
Pekin Music
Harmony Circle
Louise Baca
Clay Club
Ray Mout
South East Iowa
Jake Hendrickson
Richland Lions Club
Time for Coffee Club meets in West Chester
Mrs. Forinash hosted the Time for Coffee Club on January 12 in West Chester with nine members and one guest. They filled program books for the year, discussed club history, and planned a Centennial history write up. Birthday gifts were exchanged among members, and refreshments were served. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Glenn Ladehoff and a secret sister Valentine exchange is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hobbs
West Chester
Time For Coffee Club
Jerry Forinash
Ron Headley
Forinash
Dick Stewart
Marvin Yoder
Gilbert Brown
Glenn Ladehoff
Valentine
Farm equipment list with multiple historic brands and items
A detailed inventory of old farm machinery and accessories includes a No 5 mower, Case 4-bar side delivery rake, trailer sprayer with booms, 4-row rotary hoe, Fox jage chopper, J D No 227 corn picker, J D No 50 shelter, J D No 45 manure loader, tractor post hole digger, Model B J D tractor, J D wagon with hoist, Calhoun wagon with hoist, 46 ft elevator with motor, 40 ft Kewanee elevator with belt-driven speed jack, 14 ft 2 wheel hay trailer, feed wagon with auger, and several small items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D
Calhoun
Also Mentioned on This Page
WSCS
Jim Frier
PEPSI
Gton
Thermogas Co
Washi
Iowa
Ehermegas
Mrs. Forinash
M. L.mccreedy
M. L. McCreedy
Farmers Mobil Station
Westinghouse
Zenith
Eureka
Ella Wyse
Eddie Edwards
Dean Edwards
Brighton
Oliver
IHC
J.D. Harrow
Davison
Jerry and Merna
Keith Murphy
Cash
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