Sumter Seeks Municipal Manager in New Charter Role
United Press reports Sumter South Carolina, a 10 000 population commission governed city, advertises for a professional manager to oversee public works including paying, lighting and water supply The position requiresstanding engineer experience and salary history. editor notes there will be no politics and that the appointee may not need to reside in Sumter A landmark permanent charter post described as first of its kind in the United States with emphasis on expert administration.
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Sumter Considers Commission Form of Government
The Sumter proposal explores a commission style of local government where the mayor and board act collectively, allowing election for specific duties and departments. The approach promises new possibilities and warrants careful evaluation as the first experiment unfolds. The Christian Science Monitor notes the upcoming 13th year date in a reflection on time.
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Railroad Att’y For Settlement Sparks Main Street Dispute
An argument over a Main Street land strip owned by J. H. Clough and partially used by the Pennsy track led to a conference Monday between Clough’s counsel Gerry T. Kincaid and railroad attorneys Thompson Rossiter. The talks indicated Clough holds leverage, and Thomson Rossiter proposed a settlement likely to satisfy Clough and halt further building along his property if railroad officials approve.
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Corry Woman Dies in West Relatives Here
Miss Dana Abbey, longtime Corry resident, died in Seattle area while living in Washington. Survived by two sisters Mrs Allen Smith of Columbus Avenue and Mrs Carrie Dutton of Columbus, and a brother Party Abbey of Findley Take. Remains to be shipped home for interment once directions arrive.
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Noted Architect a Corry Graduate
The Grand Central terminal in New York City is described as the world’s largest rail terminal spanning seventy acres and excavated to a depth of 45 feet. It was designed by Warren & Wetmore with Reed & Stem. Mr Charles D Wetmore, a Corry High School graduate class of 1884, is noted as a former resident and famed architect. A feature night at the Amuset offers three films Funny Bunny Alice Joyce and Arthur Johnson.
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