Elwood school board awards contracts and bids
The Elwood School Board awarded contracts for Edgewood and South Elementary blacktop to Mohr Construction Company of Kokomo for 5145 dollars, and for asphalt sealing to Asphalt Seals Company of Anderson at 22458 dollars. Other bids for insulation and materials were approved, with seating bid of 22000 dollars rejected. Brenda Sull resigned as second grade teacher and Curt Mese was named to attend the National Affairs Conference in Black Mountain, July 18. Next meeting set for July 11.
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Elwood
Mohr Construction Company
Kokomo
Edgewood
South
Asphalt Seals Company
Anderson
Igh
Ath Elwood
Chool Wa Industries
TarMa Anderson
Brenda Sull
Nment
Black Mountain
N.C
Debate on school board selection methods heats council
The council weighed appointive versus elected boards as Dr. Reardon noted candidates are screened and appointed regardless of politics. He said voters and the panel could influence the process, suggesting options to keep the current system, move to an elected board, or create a candidate committee to suggest names for the mayor. Audience members agreed, while committee member Weidner cautioned that community issues shape who serves, stressing dedication to children.
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Fletcher
DR. Reardon
Kenneth Weidner
Anderson Area Community Events and Schedule
A list of local events includes Urban League meeting at 6 30 p m at the Urban League Office, Madison County historic home tour at 10 a m, Spring film festival at Andi lic Library Redbud 30 p m showing Danube, Adult Concert Band 7 9 p m East Side Middle School all musicians welcome Wednesday June 25 Symphony Under the Stars Pendleton Festival Symphony 4 30 p m Falls Park Pendleton music from Wars, City Council special meeting 6 p m in City Building, chess open games 6 30 9 30 p m Anderson Area Vocational School.
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Urban League
Madison County
Andilic Library
Redbud
East Side Middle School
Symphony Under the Stars
Pendleton
Falls Park
Anderson Area Vocational School
Newborns at St John’s and Community Hospitals
Birth announcements list several newborns at St John’s and Community Hospital. New parents include Jesse Nunn at 301 W.2 and St. agi. Allan Lewi at Markleville. Jerry Ice at Frankton. Gregory Brad ford at 834 W. Sard. Alfred Solomon at 725 E. Zith. Gregory Whetsel at 301 Seminole Drive. Marcus Brown at 2419 Bramble Way. Raymond Wendt at 510 W. Fifth. and Daniel Wisner of Noblesville. Each entry notes a boy or girl born to the listed couples.
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St. John's Hospital
and Airs
Jesse Nunn
Alfred Solomon
E. Zith St
Gregory Whetsel
Seminole Drive
Marcus Brown
Bramble Way
Raymond Wendt
W. Fifth
Community Hospital
Primary spending reported in county May primary filings
Herald staff writer outlines campaign finances from April 18 to May 22 with totals for candidates including Skip Waymire 818.62. Tom Ashley 5,407.47 in expenses and 5,495.37 contributions. JACK N. Castor 2,650 expenses and 450 contributions. Baldwin for Sheriff 1,396.15 expenses and 1,782.88 contributions. Baldwin’s prior totals show 2,540 contributions and 1,007.12 expenses. Martha Lambertson reporting contributions of 125. Filing delays left some candidates unfiled at deadline.
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Herald
State Eleion Board
Skip Waymire
Waymire
Tom Ashley
Eport
Ashley
Jack N. Castor
Martha Lambertson
Bank Eyes Superblock Expansion in Anderson
Citizens Banking Co considering Superblock site on 1th Street between Main and Central for possible expansion. Feasibility study done, officials say plans remote. UDAG funding discussed with public hearing set for July 5.
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Anderson Redevelopment Commission
Commission
The
Herald
Citizen's Banking Co
Ast
Citizens
Jerry Wayt
Herald Monday
Wayt
1Th Street
Main
Central
Citizens Main
Tith
UDAG
City audit details improper funding and travel reimbursements
State audit flags disallowed use of 1m from mayoral budget, transfers into General Fund from electric utility reserves, and $300 000 borrowed from sewage utility to cover city deficits. Irregular travel claims led to repayments by several officials. several refused refunds. Other findings include missing receipts, late or absent purchase orders, and unrecorded financial data for road projects.
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Donald Phillippe
State Board of Accounts
Jamerson
City Egineer Lloyd Line
Connec
We Engineer
John German
Board of Work
Chester “Doc'rence
Board of Works
Raymond Nuce
Carroll Grile
William Raymore
Willie Willis
Raymore
New Orleans
Washington, D.C
Willis
New York
South Madison School Building Bid Fight Promises Costly Delay
The South Madison School Corporation faces a lawsuit over bids for a new $3.5 million middle school project planned near US 36 and County Road 100E. Geiger & Peters won bid No.7 for $238,700 structural steel after Ferguson was initially deemed lowest. suit claims improper bid rejection and calls for awarding to Ferguson.
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Ner
U.S. 36
SMSC
Earl Consert
Madison County
Geiger & Peters
Consert
Ferguson
Pendleton Middle School
Smiles and a Man Who Made Work Bright
A short reflective piece extols the power of a simple smile. It links a cheerful demeanor to improved coworker relations, client praise, and business growth, concluding that constant smiling made the man seem to grow younger over the years.
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Becky Gamble
Indianapolis
Elwood School Board
Anderson Area
Daniel Wisner
Noblesville
Toronto International
Paddy Jamerson
Madison
Pendleton Heights
Ingalls, Fall Creek
Markleville
Clinton
M-W
Ferguson Steel
Campbell
Indiana
House of Representatives
Charles Gaus
the Herald
Baber Bi
Iland
Sa Ave
Broadway
Full Gospel Business Men’s Fellowship International
Bible College
Minster
Addon
Midwest
Sal
Worley
Holiday Inn
Scatterfield Rd
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