Tipton residents honored at youth events and local notices
Tipton residents gained representation at Youth State programs in Fulton and Warrensburg with Mary Lou Lang and Carl Allee chosen by local American Legion groups. George Grazier sworn in as Highway Patrol trooper in Jefferson City. A Tipton Building and Loan dividend of 2 percent is announced. Joyce Eileen Hannen celebrated a birthday with a local party. Local families add births, weddings, moves, and job changes, including Eleanor Maclay arriving from Cincinnati for the summer and Emma Rose Knipp taking a Missouri State office post in Jefferson City.
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Loy Allee
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Benny Hainen
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Ruth Ann Kammerica
Glenda Nau
Patsy Knipp
Joan Knipp
Judy Kagan
Mor Mery Lou Hainen
Linda Mor- Nock
Phyllis Stoecklein
Sharon Yontz
Susie Stoner
Matva Yoe Venne Bridges
Eddie Schibi
Ronnie
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Workers Injured As Wall Collapses on Brooklyn Job
Eleven workers were injured in Brooklyn when a wooden retaining wall collapsed yesterday at a stonework project. Six men were thrown about 20 feet from a scaffold as timbers toppled, and colleagues pulled others from under the debris.
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Auto Industry Sets New Record in 1955
The auto industry reports new records in 1955 with high production and retail deliveries. Missouri cities lead in registrations as nationwide safety and sales figures rise, including about 10?9 registered vehicles and deaths per 10,000 across several states. Final figures due for release in January-June.
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Royal Neb farmer makes quilts for new mothers on birthday
Royal Nebraska resident Elmer E. Haskins, aged 75, quilts baby blankets for hospitals as gifts to new mothers. He notes a special qualification that the baby receiving a quilt must be born on February 8, which is his own birthday.
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