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! in production of a newspaper.reJ-y.ie*r3rWally Kille HeadsState DeMolay' * • ■NortlgatetrawlandtAllernie51Is Named by Acclamation▼at State ConclaveoralHeld in Columbia.Wallace E. Kille of Chillicothe.repoinear!betwThfi rstthe ior district master councilor of the mamrefs.aorwestern district of Missouri, was ’est*elected state master councilor of the Order of DeMolay at a weekend state conclave in Columbia.in«.FoElection was by acclamation. Kille will preside for one year as councilor over the 3.000 Missouri members of the DeMolay. He is the 1 son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Bald-Setmn-ayhewin, 1524 Calhoun street.Chillicothe members attending the 3-day gathering in Columbia were Prather Ellsberry, Richard Machholz, Keith Seidel, Butch Shaffer, Jim Stewart and Kille.Officials said Kille, who is 17. isF6IiAfcendistry.rs,itsonheridatcitn-ed?s-a59 slt;thanRsc hofigui ; and ! chile1 been Dabi Two ' first Ttthe youngest ever to hold the office of state master councilor. He is an-henss-e-llesenior at Chillicothe High School Kille is the second boy to hold offices of state master councilor and district master councilor at theis erandis a thehuntin ( nint elevtHoufiguisame time.In the last year. Kille has received theli-fta.Tills.representative DeMolay award, the organization’s blue honor key and certificate of achieve-men of employment. He is past master councilor of the local DemaydivicgradandicrowiaskeschoFi'd-mfor;r-ubMolay, which has 60 members.Chillicothe chapter advisors are Lester Baldwin, chairman of the advisory council; Walter Pence,chapter dad; Jack Wilkerson,Mort Feather and Henry Boylantit lt;sseco;movlt;Hlt;cafethetionwillFi
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Chillicothe Constitution Tribune

Chillicothe, Missouri, US

Tue, Sep 02, 1958

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