This text was obtained via automated optical character recognition.
It has not been edited and may therefore contain several errors.

---

p-\- —	'■v'j-vrs.:..'-.-	-
V
Julie Martin, bought the Is listed on the National i November 1998 and has ;eum ever since, earching for a home when ag, which was constructed
on at the time and had jiion. Martin took a news-otted the house in a real
iuse,” she said. “I tried to le for a few weeks, but a ’t ignore it.”
to get more information. Id appease the voice in her s is your house.”
. appointment to see the
I knew I was supposed to <f St. Louis,” she said, louse featured handmade he first level floor. Triple olid structure while origi-d in the living room down-n upstairs.
HOUSE-4B
for ‘clean-up’ of five ck/Pearl River County line
in the nation-wide plan beginning July 1.
FIFTY YEARS AGO
June 19, 1953 - District Attorney Boyce Holleman had called for a “clean-up” of five establishments along the Hancock-Pearl River County line regarding “the frequent violations of the law against the sale of intoxicating liquor and gambling” The district attorney said that Hancock Sheriff John Egloff had agreed to cooperate with him in the clean-up of these places, which were unnamed. Holleman said that if necessary he would ask assistance from the Mississippi National Guard
TIME-4B
cities and the county. City and county officials, and commission members met Wednesday night at Waveland City Hall to discuss maintenance, management and funding of the tri-govemment facility.
FORTY YEARS AGO
June 20,1963 - Three construction projects-including foundations for the first two mighty rocket test stands at the Mississippi Test
Operations were advertised for bids by the Corps of Engineers last week. Competitive bids are sought for construction of two static stand foundations for testing the Saturn V Apollo Moon Rocket’s first and second stages, an electrical distribution system and an office building for the Corps of Engineers’ area engineer. The Corps is NASA’s agents for land acquisition and construction of the $500 million rocket testing center in Hancock County.
-A five-diget ZIP (meaning code improvement program) Code is the latest device of the U.S. Post Office to speed the mail on its way and both Bay St. Louis and Waveland are to participate