Fruit Belt service stations open in Jonesboro
The Fruit Belt service stations in Jonesboro, northwest corner of the business square, recently opened under managers Ernest Sauerbrunn and Franklyn Hileman. The glazed yellow tile building spans 60 by 40 feet with frontage on two streets and includes freasing and washing floors, a paints and tires department, a feed section with loading platform, and a gasoline service sales office. The facility is fully lighted and features driveways with Revere pylon lights, replacing the old southwest corner location from 1933 planted prior to the new construction.
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Jonesboro
Business Square
Ernest Sauerbrunn
Franklyn Hileman
Revere
Fruit Belt Service
Union Teachers Meet Thursday in Jonesboro
Union county superintendent Russell Rendleman announces a meeting for all rural teachers and interested persons Thursday August 25 at 9 AM at the Jonesboro courthouse. Alma Lundeen will describe bookmobile plans for Union and parts of the new district into Jackson and Alexander counties. Shirley Davis outlines music program, and the health program will cover new school laws lunch program calendar and other 1949 50 school year topics.
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Court House
Jonesboro
Alma Lundeen
Union County
Jackson
Alexander Coun
Shirley Davis
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