Lincoln Parish School Board adjourns regular meeting December 8 1962
Lincoln Parish School Board in Ruston Louisiana held a regular adjourned meeting December 3 1962 at 9 30 a m with members Green Nobles Whitman Terrell Green Houck Smith Colvin Ritchie Napper present Absent Marbury The board approved the November 5 minutes and discussed highway and Cypress Springs School traffic issues plus a plumbing cost 1380 and bids for a one acre lease of mineral rights Sealed bids were opened for lease and several car bids were read with Hardage Ford winning the Galaxie 500 bid at a 1070 cash difference The meeting covered bus inspections construction reports and a 4 H update with resignation and adjourned to January 7 1963.
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Lincoln Parish
Ruston
Louisiana
Felon Green
S. L. Noles
Simmie Whitman
C. A. Teri
T. W. Green
W. H. Houck
William B. Smith
Lamar Colvin
Smith
Alabama
Everett Streets
Cypress Springs
Emmons
Perritt
Department of Highways
Mate‘rial
Rivers
Ter.Till
Ritchie
Towit
Township
Vienna-Homer
Arcadia - Lisbon
Arcadia-Lisbon
Licoln Parish
Lincoln Parish School Board
State Mineral Board
Lincoln Parish Schoor Board
Bhidertremte Oven Sala Aas
Nobles
Feyfish
Hardage Ford
Hardage
Ford
Chevrolet
Jim Paynter Motor Company
Whitman
Tdald
Graitefi
Tndémhisbion
Jemmons
Judd
Regione Sone Ference
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Ona Blondin
Jo Ann Taylor
Terrill
Wrtman
Clotiel
Tex
Nevin Parish
Ftharteldl
Fune
Dr. Green
Houck
Napper
Jian Ey
MD Leloe
City council minutes reveal bills approved and audit request
In Louisiane on November 12 1962 the mayor and aldermen met with attendees M Enloe O C Fulley George Trammell Marvin Fowler Joe C South and W L Smith The minutes show several bills including groceries landscaping and insurance were presented and paid The town clerk recorded approval of the bills and a request by Joe Co Smith for an audit of the town books Also a separate note from Chicago reports that 20000 to 2 000 West- sale belief grows from artificial insemination with paternity by proxy estimated at 50000 nationally.
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Alayor
Seadui
Clerk Aid - Dee
Chicago
UPI
Journal
American Medical Association
Lincoln Parish Ward 6 special election proposition notice
The Lincoln Parish Police Jury Ward No. 6 announces a special election on Tuesday December 18 1962 to decide a one mill tax for ten years starting 1983 for recreation facilities. Polls open 7 am to 6 pm at Dubach City Precinct 1 with commissioners and clerks named. The Police Jury will meet December 1 2002 to canvass results and declare the outcome.
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Polive
Lincoln
Louisiana
Lincoly Parish
Lincoln Parish
Dubach City
Ffl
Nonce
Louis
Ruston
Clouisiana
Naher
Posted Notice of Land Parcel Consolidation and Property Claims
Public notice states property blocks in Southeast Quarter and Northwest Quarter of a section are posted against hunting and fishing. Describes legal land tracts, sections, townships, ranges, and a shared road area with improvements and appurtenances held by named individuals and entities.
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Nietys
Ella McLainy
Legion Members Auxiliary Enjoy Christmas Party
Members of the Legion and Auxiliary held their Christmas gathering Thursday night at the Legion Home. The Legion provided turkey for dinner and the women prepared the accompanying side dishes. After dinner a style show followed with Mrs. Ragin Odom, Mrs. C. Neilson, and Mrs. Beatrice Young directing. Mrs. Bernard Wands hosted as moderator and models included Billen Very, Mrs. Sadie Teartricks, and Mrs. Howard Davis Ged.
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Leghorn
Legion Austliary
Bern
Billeen Very Cheaemings Hidios
Sadie Teartricks
Howard Davis
Lap Heirs
Lenitricks
Red Sheila
Ant Mes
Davis
Notice of stockholders meeting at First National Bank of Rus
Notice states stockholders will meet in the banking rooms at noon on Tuesday January 8 1963 to elect directors for the ensuing year and transact other business. Signed by president Shel Lue and dated January 13 1963.
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National Bank of Russet
Acka
Bank of Choudrant’s Early Leaders and Legacy
The article recalls Bank of Choudrant’s founding officers Winberly, Bryan, and early cashiers, noting the deceased status of several figures. It lists presidents from 1912 to 1929 and cashiers through the 1920s, and praises Grady Shelly and Tarver for guiding the bank through hard times. It also mentions current ties to Ruston State Bank and ongoing community credit to local leadership.
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Rh. Younse
W. la Emory
J. 3B. Hinton
Dave Keach
Kelly Fisted
J. Rush Wimberly
TF N. Gipson
Norvis
J. O. Bryan
J. Davis
Todium
M. Wilpatrick
Simith
Gi. Swelly
Wis
Swawth
Grady Shelly
Bank of Choudrant
Tarver
Daynuinyy
Astrals
Wole Lewis
B. la Kidd
Dudley Wollyid
J Howans d
Bank of Choudrant marks second half century
The Bank of Choudrant celebrates 50 years with community praise and a drive up window. Directors include ONeal and Nicol, with deposits over 1.22 million and capital stock at 25 thousand. Local leaders like Simmie Whitman and J J Vining laud its role in Lincoln Parish.
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Bucton State Bank
Ute Bank of Choudrant
Grady Kelly
Smith
Chondrani
Ubal
Tiik of
O'Neal's
Geld Dant
Hove
Gank of
Choudranl
Lincoln Parish
Ruston
Bank of Choudrant
Lellers
Simmie Whitman
Chourlani
Cnain
J. J. Vining
Callet
Fie
LeVasseur Sid
Poultry Growth Expands in Lincoln Parish Parallels
Bob Giles notes Lincoln Parish land favors poultry farming despite limited crop suitability. Integrators control stages under central agreements, supplying shares and access to inputs for farmers growing broilers. In 1950 broilers paid 28.8 cents per pound, recent figures lower. more broilers produced amid rising demand and improved production and handling methods. Local operators include McGehee Choudrant, Ruston Broiler Producers, Wade Smith Farmerville, Allen Brothers Marion, West Deed Mill West Monroe.
Death trap miners face ongoing rescue efforts and gas danger
Rescue teams and 75 to 80 volunteers battled methane and risk of another explosion as 31 miners remained trapped. A planned investigation by James Bo Givod and Rebella No. 7 aims to map a false scale probe to determine the blast cause.
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Tlane
Aly Hodes
James Bo Givod
Oot Rebella No
Phins
Davis recalls life in Arcadia era and railway towns
Davis details his ties to the Vicksburg Shreveport and Pacific Railroad Cater, local leadership figures like Mayor J L Culpepper and Marshal W2 Owens, and his family’s path from Chowdrant Bank to teaching, war service, and business. He later ran a drug store and a community shop in Union parish, aging into retirement amid arthritis and continued banking interest.
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Davis
Vicksburg, Shreveport, and Pacific Railroad
Illinois
Cerra
J. L. Culpepper
W.2
Owens
Marshall
Chowdrant Bank
Sition
Armed Services
Arcadia
Mr. Davis
Union Parish
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Ruston Building & Loan
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