We received an email a few weeks ago from a Mr. Andrew LeVan Allgood, he goes by Ace.
He said he would be coming through El Reno on his way to Los Angeles in an old 1934 Ford Cabriolet, in honor of what would have been his grandparents’ 90th wedding anniversary.
Lincoln Learning Center third-grade Readers of the Month participated in an October reading challenge and earned a pizza party and a gold coin from the Inchy Book Machine.
Lincoln Learning Center fourth-grade Readers of the Month participated in an October reading challenge and earned a pizza party and a gold coin from the Inchy Book Machine.
The Underwood Oklahoma Home and Community Education Club met recently in the home of Janan Fletcher.
Other members attending were Natalia Valenzuela, Bernita Davis, Vicki Duncan, Delpha Miklautsch, Ann Ricketts and Renee’ Schweitzer.
Ricketts led the flag salute, with Davis reading the October minutes. In conjunction with Veterans Day, Fletcher read scriptures about sacrificing as the devotional.
Duncan reported the county is asking for suggestions for 2025 club lessons. Also, a possible county-wide trip to the Bible Artifacts exhibit is being considered.
Members of Chapter AE of P.E.O. (Philanthropic Education Organization) met for their November meeting in the home of Cynthia Jensen. Attending were Christy Eichholz, Margaret Price, Janan Fletcher, Ann Zavy, Becky Reuter, Robin White-Mahone, Janice Jensen and Anna Rinehart.
Eichholz opened the meeting with the reciting of the Ode, Objects and Aims, with Zavy reading the P.E.O. prayer.
Previous minutes were read and approved, and Price gave the report on committees.
We have a dog, his name is Patrick Francis Thompson. I wanted to name one of our boys that, but my husband didn’t agree. He said it was “too Irish.”
El Reno High School’s October Students of the Month are Alivia Jackson, Kobe Little, Sabrina Tooley, Jamalay Ruiz and Cloe Gunsolus.
Also earning the award were Garrett March, Alejandro Baeza and Issac Scraper.
A mother/daughter teacher duo taught the same poem to their respective classes, although they didn’t know it.
When they realized what had happened, they brought their classes together for a combined performance.
Jeanna Miller’s kindergarten class from Hillcrest and Kaylee Stine’s third-grade class at Lincoln Learning Center joined together recently to recite “Mystic Magination Night.” The photo is from the performance.
