Ida Lepp 72 Waterloo Resident Dies
Mrs Ida Lepp 72 of Waterloo died at Monroe County Nursing Home February 10 after 11 days as a patient. Native of Columbia she lived in Waterloo 29 years. Survived by husband Arthur A Lepp three sons a daughter sister and nine grandchildren. Funeral from Wagner Funeral Home Waterloo to SS Peter and Paul Church at 10 a.m. Saturday burial in church cemetery.
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Ida Lepp
Waterloo
Monroe County
Lepp
Columbia
Arthur A. “Casey” Lepp
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Robert L
Betty) Beasley
Kansas City
John Lepp
Bovair
Arthur Lepp Jr
Louis Lepp
Minneapolis
Waterloo woman dies at 66 in Clayton Missouri
Miss Anna Schaefer a native of Waterloo died Sunday at her Clayton Missouri home after a short illness. Funeral services were held at St Paul United Church of Christ Waterloo with burial at Kolmer Cemetery in Waterloo. Quernheim Funeral Home Waterloo had charge. She is survived by three sisters Adele Katz Elmhurst Illinois Amanda Heitz St Louis and Lina Schaefer Arlington Virginia and a brother Emil Schaefer Waterloo.
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Anna Schaefer
Waterloo
Clayton
St. Paul United Church of Christ, Waterloo
Kolmer
Quernheim
Columba Truck Farmer Harry W Franke Dies at 65
Harry W Franke 65 of Columbia died at 5 20 p m Monday in St Anthony s Hospital St Louis after months of illness Funeral services were held today at 2 p m in St Paul s United Church of Christ Columbia with burial in St John s Cemetery St Louis County The Schmidt Funeral Home handled arrangements He and his sons ran a Rural Route 1 Columbia truck farm He survived by his wife Olivia Cretelius Franke a son Marvin two brothers and seven sisters all of St Louis County
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Harry W. Franke
Columbia Truck Farmer
St. Anthony’s Hospital
St. Louis
St. Paul's
Columbia
Olivia Cretelius Franke
Marvin. Franke
Charles Franke
Winfield
Oscar Franke
St. Louis County
Herman
Irene) Muelker
Charles
Mary) von Talge
Clarence
Lillian) Eime
Milton
Ella) Chrismer
Erwin
Florence) Wuch
George A Heimos 54 Burksville man dies in Red Bud
George A Heimos 54 Burksville Ill died at 12 15 a m Monday at St Clement s Hospital Red Bud and funeral was 10 a m Wednesday at Immaculate Conception Church Madonnaville Ill Burial was in the church cemetery He was employed at the Alpha Port and Cement Co St Louis County He is survived by his widow Mary Huber Heimos six children August and Nick and Miss Ruth Heimos of Burksville Mrs William Dougherty of Red Bud Mrs Morris Mary Ann Kern of Millstadt and Mrs George Ann Zipfel of Burksville
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George A. Heimos
Burksville
Ill
St. Clement’s Hospital
Red Bud
Immaculate Conception Church
Madonnaville
Heimos
Alpha Port and Cement Co
St. Louis County
Mary Huber Heimos
August
Nick
Ruth Heimos
Monroe County Soil and Water Conservation District Holds 19th Annual Meeting
The Monroe County Soil and Water Conservation District held its 19th annual meeting at the Farm Bureau Hall with eighty eight attendees. Re-elections included Leo Kohler Jr and Lawrence Beckerle for two years. Curti J. Henry was elected to replace Robert Strong. An organizational meeting elected Robert J. Ehrer as chairman, Curtis Henke as vice chairman, Lawrence Beckerle as secretary treasurer, with Curtis Henry and Leo Kohler Jr as members.
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Monroe County Soil and Water Conservation District
Farm Bureau Hall
Robert Strong
Leo Kohler Jr
Lawrence Beckerle
Curti J. Henry
Arlin Obst
Lloyd Klindworth
Nolan A. Walker
General Farm Supply
Columbia
Soil Conservation
Robert J. Ehrer
Red Bud
Curtis J. Henke
Waterloo
Curtis Henry
Columbia Bath and Tennis Club Plans 1966 Swimming Season
With under 100 days until opening, the Columbia Bath & Tennis Club set plans for a full season of swimming and lessons. May 29 opening day is fixed. Harold Hood becomes pool manager replacing Glenn Rice. dues stay at 30 dollars. About 50 memberships remain. applications are at two Columbia banks or from directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les
Columbia Bath & Tennis Club
Clifford Marino
Harold Hood
Columbia Community Unit No. 4
Glenn Rice
Marino
Columbia
Merl Sinn Speaks at Columbia Rotary on Gemini and Moon Plans
Merl Sinn of McDonnell Aircraft spoke to the Columbia Rotary Club on Wednesday about the Gemini spacecraft and astronaut White's walk in space during Gemini 7. He presented a film of the walk and outlined upcoming lunar flight planning led by Don Barlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merl Sinn
McDonnell Aircraft Corporation Engineering Department
Columbia Rotary Club
Sinn
Astronaut White
Contract Let For New Catholic High School In Waterloo
A contract for a four-building Catholic high school to serve Waterloo parishes will begin about April 1 with bids due February 24. The project at Columbia and Moore Streets replaces SS. Peter and Paul High and plans project enrollment from 400 to 800, with future expansion to 860. Occupancy is targeted for September 1967.
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West Deanery
SS. Peter and Paul High
Columbia and
Moore Streets
Waterloo
Edwin Hustedde
Albert R. Zuroweste
D.D
Elmer Holtgrave
Columbia
Joseph Werth
Leo A. Weisbacher
Stumpf Elected President of Monroe County Farm Bureau
Earl Stumpf of Waterloo was elected president at the Monroe County Farm Bureau annual meeting in Waterloo. Floyd Nethery spoke as District Six Fieldman, with officers Julius Straub, Armin Robert, and Willard Meister elected. Membership stood at 1497 with 102 new and 51 canceled members during the year.
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Earl Stumpf
R. R
Waterloo
Monroe County Farm Bureau
William Schewe
Floyd Nethery
District Six
Julius Straub
Armin Robert
Willard Meister
Elmer Handrich
Hecker
Emil Schilling
Mitchie
Clarence Schaefer
Moredock
Renault
Elmer Baker
Red Bud
Wilmer Jacobs
Wyman Melching
New Design
Carl Huch
New Hanover
Otto Bassler
St. Paul
Eugene Kolmer
Raymond Vinyard
Milk Company Elects New Director and Reelects Officers
Floyd Stellhorn was elected to the board of Waterloo Milk Co. at the annual stockholders meeting on Saturday. He succeeds Morris Koenigsmark who resigned. Directors re elected include Gregory Arns Richard Baxmeyer Eugene Goeddel Bernard Jung Fred Jung Walter Schmidt Charles Stoker and Edwin J Vogt. Officers re elected include Bernard
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Floyd Stellhorn
The
Waterloo Milk Co
Mr. Stellhorn
Morris Koenigsmark
Gregory Arns
Richard Baxmeyer
Eugene Goeddel
Bernard Jung
Fred Jung
Walter Schmidt
Charles Stoker
Edwin J. Vogt
Bernard
Monroe County Teachers To Appear On KMOX TV Show
Monroe County Superintendent Norman W. Beck will lead a panel of teachers on The Challenge on KMOX TV Channel 4. The February 19 program at 2 00 p m features Patricia Lally Jack L Burke and Joseph W Krewer with three high school students answering audience questions.
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Monroe County
Norman W. Beck
Parker Wheatly
Kmox-Tv
Channel 4
Patricia Lally
Columbia Junior High School
Jack L. Burke
Waterloo High School
Joseph W. Krewer
Walmeyer Unit
Local Club Officers Named In Annual Slates
Jim Jung is president, Charles Stoker serves as first vice president, Eugene Goeddel as second vice president, Gregory Arns as secretary treasurer, Viale Bauer as assistant secretary, and Bernard Jung as assistant treasurer in the organization’s officer slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim) Jung
Charles Stoker
Eugene Goeddel
Gregory Arns
Viale Bauer
Bernard Jung
Smorgasbord and Card Party at Immaculate Conception School
A smorgasbord and card party are set for Sunday at the Immaculate Conception School Basement to support the school lunch program. Admission is $1.50 for adults and 75 cents for children with activities like bake sale, clothing booth, silent auction, and country store. A Holy Name Society dance with live music costs $3 per couple.
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Immaculate Conception
Country Store
Holy Name Society
Weekend crashes send several to area hospitals
A 1965 Chevrolet Sportsvan rolled onto its top at North Main Street and F A Route 4 around 3 50 p m injuring none of three other occupants. Melvin A Honnecker of St Louis was treated and released for bruises. A 15 year old girl in a separate Adams Road crash near Route 3 was listed in fair condition at St Marys East St Louis. Johnny Love and Cynthia Massi had minor injuries. A Columbia area collision on By pass 50 near Route 3 involved John Alspach and La monn Thomas. no serious injuries reported.
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Abeve
North Main Street
F.A
Audrey Fuller
Ronnie Fuller
Hubert Rueter
Adams Road
Alter
Nate
Janice Hill
R.R. 1
Eas Carondelet
St. Mary's Hospital
East St. Louis
Johnny Love
Briedecker St
Columbia
Love
Cynthia Massi
East Carondelet
Water Line Project Bid Awards Highlight Columbia Meeting
H J Frierdich & Sons were named low bidder for the Columbia water lines and booster station project as city council reviewed bids from Schueler Bros and Buettner Construction. The council discussed dismantling unused equipment and road and subdivision waterline issues while appointing staff and planning a brochure with the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Frierdich & Sons
H. J. Frierdich & Sons, Inc
Buettner Construction
Donald Stumpf
Legion and Metter Ave
Clifford Haberl
Herbert Schueler
Columbia Development Company
Evergreen Lane
Cascade Hills
James Johnson
Bueck Street
Senator Douglas to preside at Sunday Q and A session
Senator Paul H. Douglas will preside at a Sunday afternoon question and answer session at the American Legion Home in Valmeyer on February 20 at 1 15 p m. The public is invited to discuss desired legislation for cities, school districts, and other government agencies as well as current programs. No lengthy speeches, Q and A format, with farm and labor groups municipal and school officials invited. Refreshments after the meeting.
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Paul H. Douglas
American Legion
Valmeyer
Douglas
Sesquicentennial Association Meets in Monroe County
The Monroe County Sesquicentennial Association met February 8 with chairmen named for Youth's Day Program cook book pageant museum Waterloo and Columbia membership Valmeyer and South end vice chairman. A Hecker area chairman will be appointed. Contacts with church groups explored religious day plans. Beards and mustaches chairman Clyde Burkhardt will prepare a judging list. Next board meeting set for March 1 at 7 30 p.m. at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Beck
Helen Klein
Thelma Hess
Leo Henke
Helen Kuehner
Waterloo
Arthur Wink
Columbia
Fred Niebruegge
Valmeyer
Gloria Bundy
Southend
Hecker
Clyde Burkhardt
Beards and Mustaches
Sesquicentennial Board
Court House
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Mae Reed
Harry Franke
George Heimos
Rotary Meeting
Don Barlow
William Landgraf
Intertype
Bruce Volkert
Erich Herbst
Clarion Printing Company
Volkert
Horace Volkert
501 Legion
Herbst
Stanley Herbst
328 West Legion
County Farm Bureau
Milk Company
Ray Page
Cub Scouts
Columbia Public School
Gerhard A Friz
Robert Dollar
Erwin Hankamer
Cub Scout Committee
Clifford Schrader
P.T.A
Walter Monke
Wilbert Kremmel
B. D. Middleton
Marvin Akers
Boy Scouts
Raymond Hesterberg
Walter J. Stanhousee
Aloys Riebeling
Jim Schroeder
Lester Mueller
Webelos
Raymond Faust
Gus Koch
N. H. Rahmoeller
Carrol Fritz
Richard Seibel
Ned Hubbard
Robert Brown
Charles Sumoski
Bobcat
James Tilley
Jimmie Wessel
Eddie Arras
John Ghyselinck
Clifford Keith
Steve Roediger
John Kendall
Morris Linnemann
Dennis Gilbreth
Michael Marzano
Charles Lepp
Carl Kaempfe
Robert House
Ronald Newton
Kevin Newton
David Nobbe
David Hacker
Steve Hosler
Michael Sumoski
Darrell Day
Gary Weisenborn
Jon Dean Seibel
Bob Davis
Johnny Pogue
Michael Daab
Craig Steele
Stuart Brown
John Bellm
Linus Horcher
Kenneth Rahmoeller
David Witham
Michael Crook
Michael Faust
Bruce Tunze
Gary Marshall
Rodney Goudey
Kevin Devine
Rodney Fassel
George Faust
Charle Sumoski
David Eckert
Donald Eckert
Larry Koch
Gerald Goudey
Ricky Carl
Dennis Gray
Brad Chattillion
Edward Buettner
Gerald Goodey
Schueler Bros., Inc
Rodewald
Kremmel
Clifford H. Schrader
Chamber of Commerce
City of Columbia
David A. Berry
Sesquicentennial Association Meets
Monroe County Sesquicentennial Association
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