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Newspaper

Ruston Leader

Location

Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1960

Page

6

Lincoln Parish School Board meets in Reston September 12 1960

The Lincoln Parish School Board in Reston Louisiana met in regular adjourned session September 12 1960 with Dr Felton Green and other members present. Topics included bids for a bookkeeping machine, ownership of a former Lewisville school site, home bound teacher hire, and a bond election plan for Ruston and Choudrant districts. A special meeting date was set for September 19 1960 to decide on bond elections and related matters.

Lincoln Parfeh School Board Reston Louisiana Regular Lincoln Parish Felton Green William A. Marbury L. Nobles Simmie Whitman C. A. Terrill T. W. Green R. M. Foster William B. Smith Lamar Collin J. C. Ritchie L. M. Napper Court House Ruston Emmons J. E. Lewis Terrill Smith Lewisville Napper Nobles J. M. Fielder Colvin R. G. Hanchey Ruston High School Paul Marionheaux Farmerville Ruston Scio State Department of Education Greenwood Lincoln Choudrant High School Whitman L.T.A Green Ifice Choudrant Parish School Board State State Bond and Tax Board Parish Morelle Emmons Marbury L. Felton Green Iitdw - S52 Murelle

Posted Notice of Land in Lincoln Parish

Notice states all land in Lincoln Parish owned by the undersigned is posted and violators are liable to prosecution. Hale R. Shadow is listed as the owner with section and township details.

P. B. Tomlinson

Pond posted against trespass behind Farmervilla Road

Mrs. W. D. Calhoun warns the public the pond behind the house on Farmervilla Road is posted against fishing. Trespassers may be prosecuted. Signed by Mrs. W. D. Calhoun 3tw-S7-14-at-¢

Farmervilla Road W. D. Calhoun

Land posted in Lincoln Parish warns violators face prosecution

Land in Lincoln Parish belonging to the undersigned owner is posted and violators are liable to prosecution. GLEN L. SHADOW: atdw-87-14 22 In-

Glen L. Shadow Atdw

Special Election for Choudrant School District 6 Bonds

NoticeGovernor school district to seek 40000 bond issue for 20 years at 6 percent to acquire lands for building sites and purchase, erect, improve schools. Election in Lincoln Parish Choudrant polling place opens 6 am closes 8 pm October 25 1960.

Louisiana 1960 election notice for Choudrant polling place

Parish School Board announces special election procedures under Louisiana statutes. Commissioned election officials include Jane Clerk of Election and three teachers at Choudrant High School Auditorium. Board to meet October 26 in Ruston to open ballots and declare results.

Louisiana Jane Choudrant High School Choudrant J. M. Britt Chandler W. L. Sanderson C. Copeland Clark Sach Lincoln State of Parish School Board Ruston L. Felton Green Morelle Emmons Ai’ Sldin Parish

Parish election notice in Ruston School District No 1

Resolution adopted September 19 1960 calls for a special election in Lin Parish to submit a proposition to resident property taxpayers qualified to vote under state law. Voters will decide on the proposition at the election conducted by the district.

Lincoln State of Louisiana Ruston Parish of

Ruston School District to Issue 1.8 Million Bond Issue

The Siall Ruston School District No. L of Lincoln Parish Louisiana plans to incur debt and issue bonds totaling 1.8 million dollars for 20 years at up to 6 percent interest to acquire lands for school sites build and improve school buildings and furnish equipment. Polling places across Ward 1 2 and 5 plus Vienna to open at 6:00 a.m. under Act 87 of 1960 with designated commissioners and clerks. election to be held October 26 1960 at 7:30 p.m. to canvass and return results.

Lincoln State of Louisiana Choudrant Parish of Chondrant State of Louisiana Siall Ruston Sais Courthouse Ruston Hartwell Riser Mineral Springs Ruston la Ben Mobley Ronnie Duke Dalton Williamson Robert Orwell Vienna Club House Vienna GC. P. Frazier Willis Delany Jimmie Colvin B. G. McKee

Sanity Probe Ordered in Rape Cases by Lunacy Commission

On the busiest day in the Third District Court since reconvening, a lunacy commission led by Coronet Bennett and Dr. Joe L. Smithy will investigate two rape defendants Eddie Davenport and Lawrence Davis, with a report due by October 15. Other cases include drunk driving, weapons violations, disturbing the peace, and issuing worthless checks, with various fines and penalties listed.

R. Dawkins Third District West Coronet Did Bennett Joe L. Smithy Eddie Charla Davenport Lawrence C. Davis Jerry C. Martin Pearl Lou Moore Dean Woods James Barnes Cleveland Reed Archie L. Bunn M. T. Culpepper Jr Bobby Johnson Eddie Roberson Kelly Fuller Raymond Cooper Fletcher Anderson Alma Hill Leanse Alfred Dunn Robert Lee Jackson Charles Cannon Willie Nf Melvin Mattie Mae Goree Willmouth Fuller Ilegal Jimmies Lee Carr Charlie Small Terral Crawley Joseph R. Marlowe TNS

City Taxes Levied For Coming Year

City Council passed the annual ordinance levying city taxes totaling 20 mills for the coming year. Ordinary expenses and public improvements use 7 mills, sewer bonds 1938 interest 1 mill, sewer bonds 1951 2 mills, Negro swimming pool 1 mill, sewer bonds 1958 1.5 mills, and recreation building operations 2 mills, totaling 14.5 mills. Sewerage District No. 1 adds 3 mills for 1951 bonds and 2.14 mills for 1958 bonds, bringing the total to 20 mills.

Sam Thomas Named To Commerce Post

Sam Thomas of Quitman was named to a Commerce and Industry board committee to study further industrial development in the state. He presided as vice chairman in the absence of Guy Billups Jr at a board meeting that approved $90,607,305 in new and expanded manufacturing plants. William A. Marbury Jr. of Ruston also attended.

Sam Thomas Commerce Quitman Commerce and Industry Board Thomas Guy Billups, Jr Wiliam A. Marbury, Jr Ruston

Broiler Industry Drives Lincoln Parish Economy

North Louisiana farmers and workers profit as 2 percent of chicks from Western Hatcheries head to Arcadia processing. McGehee’s feeds plants churn 412000 bushels yearly, with half corn grown in Louisiana. Western Hatcheries aims 750000 chicks per year, 9000 birds weekly to Chubby Chick and Pucked Moon plants near Arcadia. The operation spans 251000 square feet, adds 116000 chicks weekly, and employs eight in incubation. Broilers ship nationwide, supplying fertilizer value of about 1.5 cents per pound and a rough 5-3-2 balance. Two tons of feed yield a ton of dry manure. McGehee says broilers surpass other local agriculture, highlighting million-dollar income versus timber severance taxes on 800000 in Lincoln Parish.

North Louisiana Alexandria Mc.Gehee Western Hatcheris Arcadia Lincoln Parish Midh United States A. le Hethoox L. BD. McGehee Choudrant Poultry Firm Broilers Lingoln

Ruston and Choudrant bond proposals set to go before voters

State and utilities cover about 60 percent of parish taxes leaving 40 percent to be raised locally. Judell notes final rates depend on interest and assessments. Ruston School District bonds would raise 2.3 mills in ward four. Choudrant 1.8 million bond issue in ward four. Polling places listed. election dates to be set. Bond attorneys Farrey Cox and Judell to be paid up to 1.5 percent of initial principal. If ballots fail no fee.

Judell Choudrant Choudrant High School Farey, Cox and Judell

Meeting urged for emergency fund support across towns

Meeting hes H Henderson and numerous previous Gam Milees members are called to attend. Vienna chairwoman Mrs Geo Pankey and Choudrant chair Mrs W L Simmons among others are asked to be present. The fund provides food medicine transport clothing and household essentials. no money is handed out.

H. Henderson D. B. Fowler June Moore Lillie Foster Eunice Wallace Geo. Harris R. N. Steere Henry Roane Geo. Pankey Vienna W. L. Simmons Choudrant Lipscomb

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David P. Colvin Ruston Junior Chamber of Commerce Buck Green Charles Barham Jack Harper Jack L. Harper Ragan D.madden Harper Barham Madden Ritchie Agnes Hann Barnes Chambers Augsburg Germany Paul H. Dodd Earl L. Dodd Rowe 24Th Dodd 34Th Infantry Bond State Fund and Tax Board Ume City Hall Pye's Store Foxy Louisiana Power & Light Guarantee Post Office
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