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L~ THE DAILY RECORD “TTh e We ather * *^*****4^ ms^-Jaw****!(Official 7:00 a.m. readings:) High for last 24 hours 80 Low for last 24 hours 56 Temperature at 7 a, m. 58 Year ago today; high 78 low 58 Precipitation:Total for May 2.81 in.Normal for June 4.74 in.Year to date 12.94 in.Normal to July 1 19.88 in.Sun sets today at 8:29 p.m. Sun rises tomorrow 5:56 a.m.FORECAST—Ledgerland — Clear and cool tonight, low in low to mid 50s. Winds northwest 5-10mph. Sunny and cool Thursday, high mid to upper 70s.Missouri — Clear to partly cloudy and mild through Thursday, High today and Thursday upper 60s to mid 80s, Low tonight mid 50s into low 60s.Missouri extended outlook Friday through Sunday — Partly cloudy with widely scattered thundershowers mainly on Saturday and Sunday. High in 80s and low in upper 50s to upper 60s.KANSAS CITY (AP) -At The HospitalAdmissions as reported by the Audrain Medical Center: William L. McCallum, Mrs. Thelma B. Williams, John R. Poindexter Sr., Mrs. Allen B. Walker, Virgil K. Thurston, Miss Christina M. Leonatti, Mrs. Martin E. Leverett, Mrs. Donald R. Smith, Mrs. Vernon Martin, Thomas T. Miles, Marvin O. Wright, August W. Thoenen, Mrs. Mary T. Williams, Patrick M. Mudd, Miss Donna K. Smith, Michael P. Piedmont, Mexico;P. Morris, Joseph E. Schulze, I. Ray Hays, Mark A. Fox, J. Michael Fox, Vandalia;Mrs. Donald K. Williams, I. Lon James, Sidney Hickey, Paris;Miss Vivian K. Birkner, Wellsville;Mrs. Leroy Young, Donald R. Hickman, Perry;Miss Lori A. Berry, Mrs. Claude R. Owings, Christopher W. Hall, Mrs. Margaret F. Heddesheimer, Miss Anita J. McNay, Cen-Lake of the Ozarks stage 656.2; 0.2 foot over normal level; up 0.2.Pomme de Terre 839.1; 0.1 foot over normal level; no change.Stockton 855,4; 11.6 feet below normal level; up 0.1.Bull Shoals 641.54; 12.46 feet below normal level; down .19.Table Rock 906.12; 8.88 feet below normal level; down .01.Beaver 1106,04; 13.96 feet below normal level; down .02.Grand 744.17; .83 foot below normal level; up .02.Gary W. Wieberg, Mar-tinsburg;Robert J. Reinheimer, Bellflower;Mrs. Bessie M.Dowell, Gentry F. Hunt, Stoutsville;Mrs. Herman Schlueter, Bunceton;Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Young of Laddonia a son on Tuesday at 10:24 p.m.Mr. and Mrs. Steve G. Swaim of Fulton a daughter on Tuesday at 11:19 p.m.Mr. and Mrs.Richard A.ST. LOUIS (AP) - River stages:Kansas City 8.0 D 0.5 Waverly 13.2 D 0.1 Boonville 10.0 D 0.5 Jefferson City 10.9 U 1.4 Hermann 8.6 U 0.9St. Charles 12.4 0.0 Hannibal 8.1 D 0.4 Louisiana 11.8 D 0,3 Clarksville 12.8 U 0.2 Winfield 12.2 D 0.2 St. Louis 2.3 D 0.8 Cape Girardeau 10.2 D 0.5 Quincy 11.6 U 0.1Beatrice Fecht, Henry Shivers, Joel Guthrie, James Jackson, Mrs. James Wilson, Mrs. Thomas Long, Mexico;Mrs. Callie White, Mrs. Gladys Hughes, Paris;Mrs. Francis McCurdy, Middletown;Mrs. Nannie Moore, Montgomery City;William Mahieu, John Roemerman, Centralia;Mrs. Edit*' Fitch, Fulton;Roy Moore, Kindgom City;Pearl Tate, Wellsville;itT'ti; IT T _Mrs. FergusonDies At 73; Rites TodayMONTGOMERY CITY — Mrs. Charles (Lucy) Ferguson, 73, of Montgomery City, died this morning at Audrain Mexical Center in Mexico where she had been a patient since May 18.Services are pending at the Sehlanker Funeral Home in Montgomery City.Mrs. Ferguson is survived by her husband, Charles; and two daughters, Mrs. Betty F. Porter of Tucson, Ariz., and Mrs. Janet F. Hail of Montgomery City.Mr. Stewart'sRites FridayPARSER — Services for Carl Richard Stewart, 54, of Farber, who died Sunday at the Audrain Medical Center will be Friday at 4 p.m. at the Farber Christian Church with burial to be in the Farber Cemetery. Pallbearers will be nephews, Norman and Ronnie Stewart of Frankford, Donnie Stewart of Louisiana, Terry Dungan, Chris Perry both of Mexico and Ernie Barr of Vandalia.He was born at Spencerburg in Pike County, Sept. 19, 1922,MEXICO, Mo., LEDGER—Wed., June 1, 1977—Pegs'SmMOTORCYCLE MINISTER—The Rev. Thomas C. Pitman sits aboard his Gospel Goose, in front of his church in Crawfordsville, Ark. The Rev. Pitman rides his motorcycle to reach congregations at motorcycle rallies. He is aAuxvasse BuysNew City Halld na Accn ( APAUXVASSE - The City ofAuxvasse has purchased the former Auxvasse locker plant from George Baumgartner and plans to move into it as soon as remodeling into office space is done.The building is on the west side of the main business block in Auxvasse and will provide offices for the city collector, police chief, police court, council chambers and an equipment storage area in the rear, said Mrs. Carolyn McMurtry, city clerk.The board of aldermen gave Mayor J. A. Middleton authority to negotiate and complete the purchase of the building and will formally endorse the purchase at Its regular meeting Monday night.The city paid $12,250 for the two-story building, Mayor Middleton said. An apartment upstairs is expected to be rented.The mayor said the first floor already is carpeted—Mr. Baumgartner had used it for storage for his furniture store — and partitions will be installed auicktv.before the first of July,” the mayor said. The city now rents two buildings, the city hail and the north end garage building. The new city hall will enable consolidation.Small towns have their problems just like big ones,” Mayor Middleton said. The days of operating on a street corner and making a few notes are over. The small town has to keep records and fill out federal forms just like the big towns do.”A week from Monday the city will hold a public hearing on two proposals for annexation made under the new state law allowing annexation by request. The two pieces to be annexed are the State Highway Department storage barn property and a part of the North Callaway R-l School district property now outside the city.Top-Secret CIA PlansPublic Tours
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Mexico Ledger
Mexico, Missouri, US
Wed, Jun 01, 1977
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