Board Proceedings Cover Open Drainage Districts and Letting
The June 14 1912 proceedings note completion of D D No 55 to the engineer's satisfaction and warrant to Lara Rugge for 2068 80. adjournments to July 1 1916. plans to let 12 bridges on July 16 Weis. Skoog and Johnson open work on DP No 60 declared forfeited. Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Co denied liability. contract let for completion by publication in Armstrong Journal. completion window July 1 1916 to December 20 1915. board adjourned to July 3 1912. auditor Chas A Boot presiding.
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National Creed of Americanism as outlined by Chicago Herald
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Chautauqua planning and community notices in rural Aria
Country correspondents report friendly visits from relatives and neighbors across the area. It notes Chautauqua planning, church events, Sunday school, missionary society meetings, and local social visits. Also mentions a child’s illness, a machine shed project, and a stray calf listing.
Presbyterian Church Notes and Pastoral Visit
The Presbyterian church holds morning worship at 10 45 and vesper service at 5 00 next Sunday with invitation to all. Rev R C Mitchel will conduct a 2 30 service at Wallingford. A reception at the church parlors last Thursday honored Dr Campbell former pastor, with music by Mesdames Birney and Cummings and a Wilde reading by Miss Nellie Foster.
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