H. L. McCullough Named School Business Chief
H. L. McCullough is named school business chief after serving as principal of McLean. Board reappoints Thomas V. Patrick as school attorney and hires Andrew Nehl to survey work for a perpetual easement to Meadows School from Wabash Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLean
Thomas V. Patrick
Andrew Nehl
Meadows School
Wabash Avenue
Sarah Scott Junior High School
Cecil B. Marvel
Halberstadt
Delbert Shelton
Garfield High School
Osceola Brothers In Tribal Justice Dispute
In Everglades Florida a clash among five Osceola brothers after a Green Corn Dance was sent to tribal elders by Judge S S Jolly. Mike Osceola accuses Dougall How ard William McKinley Jr and John of binding and beating him. Dougals accuses Mike of striking him with a broken bottle.
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Everglades
Fla
Osceola
Collier County Court
S. S. Jolly
Mike Osceola
Dougall
Howard
William McKinley Jr
John
Dougals
Mike
University honor noted for board member John L. Bloxsome
Wayne P. Watson, superintendent of schools, reports that John L. Bloxsome, a member of the board, received an outstanding honor from the University of Chicago. The recognition highlights Bloxsome’s contributions and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank, Evinger
Russell L. Modesitt
Wayne P. Watson
John L. Bloxsome
University of Chicago
Public Service Citation Awarded to 25 Aide
Mr. Watson is one of 25 recipients this year of the Citation for Public Service. His attendance at today’s meeting of the state boards of education in Indianapolis was approved by the board. Trustees were to meet at 5:15 PM with Lloyd Pounds, business manager and president of Local 186 of the Building Service Employees, to discuss salary schedule and working conditions for city schools’ non teaching staff for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Pounds
Woodrow Wilson Junior High School
Frances M. Jacques
Marilyn Eckerman
Oe Laughlin
Otis Withem
Leo Samuel Todd
Marilyn June Murphy
Elizabeth Allen
Helen Harrah
Emma Sutton
Janice Stewart
Mrs. Jacques
Nellie Cline
Carolyn Buckner
Ray Turner
Western Indiana
Lincoln School
Max Branson
Gerstmeyer
H. O. Royer
Wiley
Donal Dischinger
Garfield
Council Plans Yearly Scout Activities in Deming Dinner
The Wabash Valley Council of the Boy Scouts of America will hold a Tuesday evening program planning dinner in the Pine Room at Hotel Deming. Homer Kieweg, council president, says the meeting aims to map a new activities program for the coming year.
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Wabash Valley Council
Boy Scouts of America
Pine Room
Hotel
Deming
Homer Kieweg
Highway Build Eats 40 Acres Per Mile In Rural Area
A four lane rural highway requires about 40 acres of farmland per mile to complete construction. This land use estimate highlights the large agricultural footprint of highway expansion in sparsely populated regions.
Short sleeve cool cotton top with contrast trim
Short leg, short sleeve casual top described in neutral tones with no iron fabric. Pull-on or coat style available in grey, blue or green with sizes A B C.
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H. L. McCullough
Mildred Whitworth
Grace Cross
Blanche Smick
Madonna Bohannon
Albert Davis
Elmer Church
Daisy Crowley
Sammy Miller
John Arnold
Robert Galloway
Arch Brannon
Blanche Rollison
Roy L. Gaskins
Paul Wilkes
Frank Brown
Frank Feuquay
Margaret G. Davis
Elizabeth Brock
Joseph Thomson
Hattie Swinford
George T. Jenkins
Llewellyn John
Charles Turley
Bessie Mason
Leo C. Moore
Lenza A. Gambil
Hazel Nolte
Lillian Voigt
James Hough
William Blanchard
Elizabeth Zigler
Frank Sorrells
Margaret Gorrell
Douglas Cummins
Merlie Albert
Floyd Ogden
Ethel Smith
Ida Nolan
Madonna Rowe
Roy Gayer
Florence J. Zimmerman
James M. Spence
Macde Gremminger
Lark Eggbert
Harry Armstrong
Elizabeth Dukes
Lawrence
John Brodie
LeRoy Schatz
Ralph Miller
Harold M. Degler
Otto M. Guess
Council
Playtex Living Gloves
Gitts
Dad
Root’s
Freeman
Root
Root’s Men’s Shop
Root’s Own
Dritz
Liquid U. S. Rubber CO
Root’s Notions
Ist Fl
Marvel
Royal Knight
Cologne
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