Nursing Home News Sees Church Groups Aid Residents
Sunday morning services at the First Baptist Church of Waterloo brought residents to the chapel for worship. Volunteers from Monroe City St Marys Catholic Valmeyer and other churches assisted with crafts, sewing, and transportation. A bazaar and an outdoor concert by Musician Protection Local 717 are planned for Home Coming Day with support from local donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church of
Waterloo
Chapel Corner
Helen Zeiss
Nursing Home
Monroe City
St. Mary's Catholic Church of
Valmeyer
James Price
C. Rusteberg
St. Paul United Church of Christ of Columbia
Charles Hellring
SS. Peter and Paul Catholic Church of
Zoar United Church of Christ of New
Monroe County
Lorraine Rippelmeyer
Kathy Stiening
Lassie 4-H Club
Musicians Protection
American Federation of Musicians
Wool Referendum Ballots Mailed to Monroe County Producers
Quintin L. Andres announces ballots for the wool promotion and market development referendum will be mailed September 6 to 8. The vote decides whether to continue producer payment deductions under the national wool program and funds for ASPC promotions through 1969 if approved by two thirds of voters or two thirds of production represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe County
Quintin L. Andres
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
American Sheep Producers Council
Secretary of Agriculture
ASPC
Reserve Fund
Dark bones signal young chickens in market
Poultry specialists say dark bones are safe to eat and do not affect wholesomeness or flavor. They indicate young birds, and the rise in dark bones reflects producers marketing broiler fryers at earlier ages.
Hog Rates Slump Under Large Run
Hog prices fell as receipts rose with slaughter, while cattle and lambs showed mixed support. Total salable livestock reached 45,056, above last week but below year ago levels, with hogs down 1.25 to 1.75 and Friday's top at 25.75 ewt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Producers Live Stock Marketing Association
Barrow
Chicago
Friday Menu Highlights With Classics And Sides
A school cafeteria offers buttered green beans spicy apple sauce chocolate drops and bread with butter and milk on Friday September 9. The menu includes toasted cheese sandwich fresh fruits cinnamon crisps and other standard selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinamon
Remembering the Old Timer by Mrs McCammon
Mrs F E McCammon of Leesburg Florida recalls historic local transit. She fondly remembers mule drawn street cars at Riverside Park with a nickel fare and gala rides. She also recounts Kansas citys first Sunday train with a large smokestack and the first automobile sighting with a buggy like appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.E. McCammon
Leesburg
Florida
Riverside Park
Kansas
Wanted Washing and Ironing at Home in Columbia
Person advertises home ironing and washing services in Columbia at 513 Rie beling. Contact requested by the writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riebeling
Columbia
Attention Awards Night at Columbia Bath and Tennis Club
The event will be hosted at the Columbia Bath and Tennis Club on Saturday September 3 at 7 p.m. Attendees will celebrate achievements and present awards in a formal gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Bath and Tennis Club
Notice of Annual Meeting of Columbia Building and Loan
The Columbia Building and Loan Association will hold its annual meeting at 238 North Main Street Columbia Illinois on Saturday September 17 1966 at 730 p m to elect nine directors for the ensuing year and transact other business as needed by order of the Board of Directors Columbia Illinois September 1 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Columbia Building and Loan Association
Association
North Main Street
Columbia
Illinois
Board of Directors
Drive Careful School Open Campaign Urges Safer Traffic
The AAA Illinois Division launches its 34th September School’s Open campaign urging motorists to be child alert as many children return to school. Posters bumper strips and center marquees will spread the safety message with cooperation from city police officials school authorities and AAA garages to protect students at crossings and near playgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Automobile Club
Illinois
Auto Club
Saf
Stan Keesling
Keesling
Bids Sought for Additions to Columbia School Complex
Sealed bids for additions to Unit Building 113 South Rapp Avenue and Parkview School Columbia Illinois will be received until 7 30 p m CDT September 13 1966 at the Office of the Superintendent and publicly opened. Drawings and specs obtainable for 25 dollars after August 18 1966 from Kenneth E Wischmeyer and Partners St Louis MO. Separate and combination proposals considered. No plumbing heating or electric bids. Bid bond or cashier or certified check at least five percent required. Board may waive informalities and reject all bids. Harold Harres president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Community Unit District No
South Rapp Ave
Columbia
Illinois
South Rapp Avenue
Parkview School
Kenneth E. Wischmeyer and Partners
North 11Th St
St. Louis
Missouri
Board OF Education
Columbia Community Unit Distiict
Harold Harres
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Tom Dorr
Nursing Home News
Building & Loan of Crociaion
Columbia, DL
N. Main St
ALCS
Chili Mae
the Old Timer
Kodak Films
Office of
Norman W. Beck
Monroe County Superintendent OF Schools
Court House
Edgar O. Zimmer
N. Main Street
F. L. Smith
S. Main Street
Floyd E. Crowder
Columbia, Illinois
H.A. Matthews
Optometrist
West Legion
Main Street
Thurman's Coffee Shop
the Champ
Columbia Building
F. W. Weinel
Columbia Star
George W. Smith
Roy P. Conrad
Clarion Patg. CO
asGlec
Arian
Theda Katz
O,fallon, Ill
Call
Belmont Trailer Sales
St. Clair, Mo
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Black Knights OF
Belleville
V. F. W. Bellettes OF
Aiad Temple OF
East ST. Louis
Gabrielettes
Belleville Marilyners
Valmeyer High School
Musicians’ Union
Military Airlift Command Band
Waterloo Municipal Band
Mogen David and the
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