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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1951

Page

4

Consolidation Talks At Anna City and Rural District Meeting

Union County superintendent Rendleman outlined consolidation steps at a joint rural and Anna City school boards meeting. Jobe cited overcrowding at Anna schools and discussed petition filings and voter referendums leading to a seven member board. Howard Lam read a district statement while rural reps spoke in support.

Russell D. Rendleman Union County Boards of Education Anna City Kenneth Jobe Anna Rendleman Howard Lam Anna City Schools Kenneth K. Jobe

Religious family holds rare reunion at Our Lady of Mercy

At Our Lady of Mercy church in Chicago a religious family gathers for a rare reunion. In the photo are Thomas, Father William Meagher, Sister William Therese, and Father James, listed left to right.

Our Lady of Mercy Church Chicago Thomas William, Meagher William Therese James William Meagher

School Board Discusses Rural Pupils and Consolidation

Anna City Schools board members voiced no preference for consolidation but will consult residents. They favor admitting rural district pupils to Anna schools to ease crowding, noting rural districts show little interest in a consolidation plan. Directors present generally oppose sending their students to neighboring districts.

Selves Board of Education Anna City Anna

Roman Sausage with Pine Nuts Spiced by Cumin and Pepper

A Roman favorite combined fresh pork with white pine nuts and cumin seed. The mix included bay leaves and black pepper, creating a distinctive ancient dish valued for its bold flavors.

Illinois moves toward local control on tax levy ceilings

The Illinois Legislature cleared a bill to let cities counties and other units set their own property tax ceilings by ordinance or restoration. Corporate fund raises up to 10 percent can occur without a referendum with voter endorsement required only for larger increases. Most units must decide by December 31 with townships by April. The bill preserves fallbacks if home rule is invalidated and separately shifts school districts from Hodge restrictions to the school code.

Springfield House Illinois Senate THE Taxpayers Federation of

Anna Wife Heads Club in Germany

Mrs Vernon O Snead wife of Captain V O Snead heads the Wiesbaden Nursery School Mothers Club in Germany while her husband serves in the 2105th Air Weather Group stationed in Wiesbaden Since last August she has led a group of American mothers and carries on club work similar to a Union County PTA Captain Snead a graduate of Anna Jonesboro High School and former student at Southern Illinois University is stationed in the Operations and Training Section.

Anna Germany Wiesbaden Vernon O. Snead Mothers’ Club

Boards of education could seek voter approval on higher tax ceilings

The bill lets boards of education maintain current rates or present higher ceilings to voters for approval, with passage enabling a raise if approved.

Boards of Education

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