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in September.and Worth.addition to the school curricultLight Fixtures toRECALLED RESERVIST TOGET DUTY ON DESTROYERSkinner will replace Howard Letwho will assume his duties as cotty superintendent of schools MefI Night Tonightday.Bill Nichols, son of Mr. and Mrs. I~* a~. ■ ± XEverett Nichols. 627 CommercialMr. Houston said this afterncck. i provement. ofstreet, who recently was recalled tothat John Orlste, high school coaByway of comparison,Willis, superintendent of the Chil-Morrlr-of40llcothe light and water plant, saidtoday the hew light poles standactive duty in the navy, has beenassigned to the destroyer. U.8.8Portersfield. his parents have been notified.the I high enough so that the light isNichols, a resident of Brighton.coac h i n g sHein Ohio during August.Mrs Oriste. however, pian toarive in Chillicothe sometime aroiAugust 5 or 10.liedrheactually 26 feet above the ground Willis said the structure of the oldColo., at the time of his recall, is a metalist first-class and servedofformy.udepoles allowed half of the light to |thirty-seven months in the navygo “needlessly into the sky and gotless than 15 percent of the light inthecutits-the streetsThe new poles w ill put 45 percentduring World War IISince returning to navy duty he has been stationed at Treasure iTeachers with the same currit lumas lastfIsland, near San Francisco, but willof the light into the streets. An-leave Saturday for San Diego, Calif.,for sea duty.year are as low’s: Mr. Houston, superintendei George Newbolt. principal. KJohnson, assistant principal; ViAnderson. Wendell Cassady, M Crabtree. Frank Fendorf. Jew Dowell, S Taylor Dowell, Vic Houser, Honor Israel, Ruth Lunghi Idoilier advantage to the taller poles, j ujS Wife now in residing with her Willis said, is that they take the j parents in St. Paul. Mmn. glare out of the driver's eyes byville, Mildred MackeyCramer Mansur. Jeanette Manbeing high enoughhatNEPHEW. HALSEY SPENCEtheThe old lights are equivalent to £|£S IN CALIFORNIAJean Miquelon. Roberta PerrEthel Perry. Isabelle Ruddy. EliImeu:han ordinary 300 to 500 watt light , bulb, or measured in modern terms, j 3,(KM) to 5.000 lumen. The new *Bartlett, Marion Freeman. VirgiWall, Earle Teegarden. principalC W Robinson of 005 Washington, has received word that hisCentral school. Miry Morgan. IVtic Thomas, Ruth Tunnel], Wuronfixtures will provide 600. 1.000 ornephew, Halsey Incs Spence, diedthe1.50O watts, depending on the local-at Fullerton. Calif., this week.fred Evans. Frames Carr. Iialllty or 6.000, 10.000 or 15.000 lumenvedThe lights will shine their lastfull night tonight and the new ftx-Briggs, Mabelle Mowry, Hilda WMr. Spence, a former resident ofChilhcothc, was about 65 years olddill. Mane Johnson. Lora HiGrace Gusewelle, Agnes Thhat |tures will be turned on amid a cere-and had served as an express agent | here.Maxine Cornwell• *mony tomorrow night on the westBesides his wife, he is survivedDewey School Lora Hudson. ElITeegarden. Ve\a Nell Hecki t;o„s j side of rhe square.the *by a son. Harold R Spence, attornei Evangeline WilevIts doubtful thatwillhr.tanyonehave any “pangs when the white-at law in Los Angeles.Field School: Doris VaugMr. Spence was born, raised and Mary Haney, Eunice White Gattended the old Normal school inim-i way” makes its debut.Chillicothenson School John White, pnnpal; Eileen Price.
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Chillicothe Constitution Tribune
Chillicothe, Missouri, US
Fri, Jun 29, 1951
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