School Trustees Seek Re Election in Marlanwa District
MARLANWA special election slate shows Jackson County School Trustees member qualified for re election with no opposition. Superintendent John D Milton confirms ballots cast November 29 in the county.
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Marlanwa
Jackson County Board of School Trustees
John D. Milton
Trustees Seek Re election Amid County School Race
Trustees up for re election include W Pender Greenwood District One J Troy Peacock Mari son District Two and Ed don Sneads in District Three they have served two years and will serve two more after re election The millage for general school districts will be decided at this election Smallest district in the nation claim by Paul Neb Officials say school district 61 west has only one student Carol Ji Winkerhake a second grade pupil
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W. Pender
Greenwood
Nistrik
J. Troy Peacock
Marisons
and Eddon
Sneads
Io Dinat
Paul
Neb
Eehool
West
Nera
Carol Ji Winkerhake
Extension Of Headland Water System Boosts Revenue
Headland completes a 90000 dollar water works expansion by Henderson Black and Green to fix meter under counting. New meters will connect 63 more customers, raising yearly revenue to about 17005 dollars and adding 37 fire hydrants for 71 total.
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Crist Visits Geneva Speaks to Three Youth Groups
GENEVA Speciah Pal Grist director of the M C A of Selma spent two days in Geneva last week. He spoke to the Rotary Club at their weekly luncheon Wednesday. Thursday he addressed the Geneva High School student body assembly. Thursday night he spoke to a large PTA group led by president Pierce Andrew. Crist has thirty years of youth work experience and shared informative remarks.
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M.C. A
Selma
Rovtary Club
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Crist
Jail replaces wooden soup kettle in Wheeling county jail
In Wheeling West Virginia prisoners forced to improvise as the county jail swapped a splintered old wooden soup kettle. The aged vessel, installed when the jail was built, was deemed unsafe and replaced after complaints.
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Wheeling
W. Va
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