Waeckerle Named PR Director at Wetterau Foods
Herbert H. Waeckerle appointed public relations director for Wetterau Foods, Inc., located at 8400 Pershall Road in Hazelwood, Missouri, reporting to president Ted C. Wetterau. He previously led PR at American Investment Company for eight years and spent seven years with the St. Louis Globe-Democrat before moving into public relations in 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert H. Waeckerle
Wetterau Foods, Inc
Pershall Road
Hazelwood
Ted C. Wetterau
Waeckerle
American Investment Company
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Wal-Mart Employee of the Month Contest Begins Apr 1
Wal-Mart launches an Employee of the Month Contest picking a monthly winner for nine months by customer vote. Ballots in store allow customers to choose their favorite clerk, with April’s top vote earning a $10 merchandise certificate. Store staff also votes monthly at meetings for an added prize for their chosen employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wal-Mart
Electric Motor Service Opens In Mexico
Two Kansas City transplants, Ralph Siron and Bruce Schroeder, launch S S Electric Motors Service in Mexico at 1120 Omar St. The skilled repair shop handles all sizes of electric motors and serves the local area with experienced technicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Kansas City
Ralph Siron
Bruce Schroeder
S&s Electric Motors Service
Omar St
Savings Bonds January sales report for area and state
iAudrain County Savings Bonds Committee chair iW Curry announced January sales of U S Savings Bonds totaled 49183 locally, reaching 8 percent of the 1971 goal. State chair Donald W Douglas Jr reported Missouri January sales at 12015258, or 9 percent of the 1971 goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iw. Curry
iAudrain County Savings Bonds Committee
U. S
Donald W. Douglas Jr
Missouri Savings Bonds Division
Meyer Named President of Southwest Missouri State College
Dr Duane G Meyer, 44, was named president of Southwest Missouri State College by the Board of Regents, succeeding acting president since November. A Carroll Iowa native, he joined the staff in 1955, has been dean of faculties and provost, and holds degrees from the University of Dubuque and the State University of Town. Under a five year contract he will be paid 27000 dollars annually and prefers no installation ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Duane G. Meyer
Southwest Missouri State College
Board of
Regents
Arthur Mallory
Missouri
Meyer
Carroll
Iowa
University of
State University of Town
Beebe Named to Frontier Tower President's Club
John W. Beebe was named to Frontier Tower Life Insurance Co. President's Club for outstanding community service and personal production of 1 532 150 in life insurance in seven months of 1970. He is regional director for Northeast Missouri and resides with his wife Dorothy and family at 627 Woodlawn Ave Jefferson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Beebe
Frontier Tower Life Insurance Co
Jefferson City
Mr. Beebe
Northeast Missouri
Dorothy
Woodlawn Ave
Realtors Board To Meet April 20
The Audrain County Board of Realtors will hold its April meeting on April 20 the third Tuesday at the Air Park Restaurant. Dinner at 6 30 will be followed by a meeting in the Air Park Motel conference room. Jim Heim and Francis Morris of Audrain County Abstract Co. will present a program on titles and abstracts to real property in this area. Affiliates and Associates are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrain County Board of Realtors
Air Park
Jim Heim
Francis Morris
Audrain County Abstract Co
Sees Need Of New Products Sees Need Of New Products
Missouri and Illinois must push new product developments as defense cuts hurt the St Louis region. A Regional Industrial Development Corp report to governors cites a $458 million regional economic loss and $139 million income loss from defense budget reductions. It urges federal spending in transportation housing medicine and pollution control to refresh commerce. the group promotes business growth in metropolitan St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Missouri
Tinois
Regional Industrial Development Corp
Winois
Designer
Envoy Mantilla Ortega to speak at Missouri Bar meeting
Ecuador ambassador to the United States Carlos Mantilla Ortega will address the Missouri Bar Association at its mid year meeting in Jefferson City on April 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Carlos Mantilla- Ortega
United States
Ecuador
Missouri Bar Association
Jefferson City
Rates may dip slightly as borrowers hesitate
New York based AP analyst notes bankers expect rates to stay steady into year end, with only possible minor reductions. Borrowing remains below bank desires as consumer enthusiasm lags post recession, despite easier terms. Banks doubt additional cuts will energize reluctant borrowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Help Wanted Index Signals Slow Recovery Amid Malaise
Consumer sentiment has dipped with tax pressures, while unemployment nudges up to 6 percent. The Conference Board help wanted index slipped to 77 in February from 78 in January, suggesting a sluggish recovery and that job prospects may improve slowly later in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Michigan
Conference Board
Investor Confidence and Emotional Swings Drive Market Rebound
The stock market has rebounded to five year levels amid emotional buying and selling. Analysts cite optimism over corporate profits and a fading depression, while the Sindlinger investor confidence index slides from 84.1 to 81.8, signaling cautious sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonder Hills
Sindlinger & Co
Wetterau Division Names New Sales Head
S A Sam Gunter is appointed sales manager of Wetterau Foods Scott City Missouri division by William R Miller. Gunter, 45, formerly perishables sales manager, joined Wetterau ten years ago as meat supervisor. He succeeds Jacob W Foster who bought an IGA in Pocahontas Arkansas and remains with Wetterau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott City
Wetterau Foods
World's Biggest Lead Producer in Missouri District
The southeast Missouri lead district in Washington, Iron and Reynolds counties became the world s largest lead producer. In 1970 the district mined 432 576 tons of lead valued at more than 135 million, nearly 75 percent of U.S. mine production and just over 12 percent of world total, according to Dr William C Hayes, state geologist and Missouri Geological Survey director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolla, Mo
Southeast Missouri
William C. Hayes
Missouri Geological Survey
Washington, Iron and
Reynolds Counties
U.S
Hayes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Allstar Comics
Kevin
Rex Morgan
Daisy
Blondie
Mary Worth
Tad
THE
Ryatts
AFB
Don Knotts
AH Got
Rock Shudson
Stevens
Kathy
Harry
Nayber
Lant
Walker
Gasoline Alley Garage
Tabe
Mica
Cate
Tracy
Business and Industry News
Waeckerle Heads
Wetterau
Moberly, MO
Jack Ramsey
Mrket
East Park School
Edgar Pitney
Realtors Board
Business Mirror
John Cunniff
Wetterau Division
Honly
Caesar
Block
H & R Block
Ebelodeike
America
QVER
Liberty Street
DS West Dimensions Fund
M.R. Kemp
Robert W. Fross
Hwia W. Monroe
Investors Diversified Services, Inc
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!