Audrain County Weather and Public Safety Brief
The Daily Record reports near 60s highs in Missouri with a sharp cooldown tonight and Sunday. It lists rainfall chances, river stages for several cities, hospital admissions, deaths, marriage licenses, traffic accidents, and local market figures with multiple named individuals and places including Audrain Medical Center, Columbia, Mexico, and Montgomery City.
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Missouri
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Boonville
Jefferson City
Hannibal
Cape Girardeau
Deaths Mrs Joe Green 44 Centralia church leader dies
Mrs Joe Green 44 a Centralia church and club figure died Friday at Memorial Hospital Jefferson City after a three week stay. Born Daisy Robinson in Moberly on August 6 1888 she married Joe E Green in 1907. Surviving are two grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday Meadow and Son Funeral Home Centralia with burial in Centralia Cemetery. Visitation Sunday 2 p.m. until service time.
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Centralia
Joe Green
Memorial Hospital
Jefferson City
Daisy Robinson
Moberly
Erastus Wynn
Nellie Reynolds Robinson
Joe E. Green
Missouri Conservation Commission
Lee Robinson Green
Mary Lee Didtman
Philadelphia
Jo Ann Metzger
St. Louis
Green
United Methodist Church
Pasttime Club
PEO
Eastern Star
Howard Payne College
Fayette
Meadow and Son
Donald Mattson
Methodist Church
Centralia Cemetery
Mrs Henry Hilkemeyer Dies At 88 In Houston
Martinsburg native Anna Bertels Hilkemeyer aged 88 died in Houston after living with her daughter Renilda. She born March 26 1885 married May 25 1908 to Hilkemeyer. 50th anniversary in 1958. Funeral plans at Arnold funeral home Mexico. Survived by daughter Renilda, daughter Mary Jane Hager, son Gerald, another son Edmund deceased, six grandchildren.
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Martinsburg
Henry Hilkemeyer
Houston
Renilda
Arnold Funeral Home
Mexico
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Anna Bertels
August Bertels
Hilkemeyer
Texas
Norman Gerald
Mary Jane) Hager
Davenport
Iowa
Gerald
Kansas City
Edmund
Phoenix
Ralph Zimmerman Rites Sunday at St Johns UCC High Hill
Services for Ralph Zimmerman will be held Sunday at 2 p m at St Johns United Church of Christ in High Hill with the Rev Thomas Higgins officiating. Burial will follow in New Florence Cemetery. Friends may call at Baker Funeral Home after 4 p m today.
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New Florence
Ralph Zimmerman
St. John’s United Church of Christ
High Hill
Thomas Higgins
Baker Funeral Home
Nolting Funeral At 2 P.M. Today
Last rites for A. R. Spike Nolting retired Mexico businessman will be at 2 p.m. today at Arnold funeral home conducted by Rev. John Blass. Organ music by Mrs. Robert Ballinger. Burial in East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery. Active pallbearers Glen Singleton C C Stuart Roy Hendrix Stanley Carter William Glatz Duane Cruzan. Honorary pall bearers Claude Forsythe George Kehl Herbert Jackson Leo Erdel Arch Hays Glen McCord.
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A. R
Spike) Nolting
Mexico
Arnold Funeral Home
John Blass
Robert Ballinger
East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery
Glen Singleton
C. C. Stuart
Roy Hendrix
Stanley Carter
William Glatz
Duane Cruzan
Claude Forsythe
Centralia
George Kehl
Herbert Jackson
Leo Erdel
Arch Hays
Glen McCord
Music festival results feature multiple country teams and ensembles
Readable lists show numerous ensembles from Mark Twain, Monroe City, Troy, Clopton, Van-Far, Centralia and other districts. The report catalogs sextets, quartets, trios and woodwind groups with placements and instrument lineups across a regional school concert.
Music Festival Area Instrumental Ensembles and Voices
A long listing of school bands and vocal groups across multiple districts. It catalogs instrumental sections including flutes clarinets saxophones horns and trumpets with participants from Wellsville Van-Far Montgomery R-2 Centralia Warrenton Bowling Green Mark Twain Paris Monroe City Troy Louisiana and other schools. It also enumerates large vocal ensembles such as mixed choruses glee clubs and girls choirs across several districts.
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Mark Twain
Elfrink
Montgomery
Monroe City
Martin
Troy
North Callaway
Warrenton
Paris
Burnett
Centralia
Clapton
Clopton
McClintock
Louisiana
Bowling Green
Community
Doak
Van-Far
Babb
Wells
Fayette
Lent
Jackson
Davis
Elsberry
Ray
Kohl
Westfall
Oquist
Tucker
Beehmiler
Braungardt
Wellsville
Zoellers
Morris
Mucklebawer
Taylor
Shire
Swarthout
Presley
Brown
Poindexter
Stewart
Goodin
McBride
Ockerhausen
Stubblefield
Shaw
Merrick
Hobbs
Tallman
Dolbeare
Eston
Winfield
McCoy
Masters
Louisiana Boys Glee Club
MMA
Tausch
Youse
Bell
Burleson
Humphrey
Smith
Powell
Reed
Rinehart
Anderson
Huffman
N. R
Mallunkrout
Lauritzen
Simpson
Ballew
Strother
Reid
Buck
Harrelson
McGrammer
Story of American Saddle Horse on Channel 12
Audrain County Historical Society presents a TV program on Channel 12 at 6 p m tracing the origin of the American Saddle Horse. Juliet Hulen, Martha Tuepker and Frank E Kent discuss Rex McDonald Stonewall King and the Denmark line from a foal born in Fayette Kentucky in 1839 and follow the breed’s rise across Missouri.
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Audrain , County Historical Society
Channel 12
Juliet Hulen
Denmark
Fayette
Montrose
Auxvasse
Black Squirrel
Rex Denmark
Rex McDonald
Martha Tuepker
Audrain
Frank E. Kent
Saddle Horse Museum
Mexico
Ben Middleton
Missouri
Stonewall King
Kent
Stonewall
Boone County Fairgrounds
Forest King
Gloriana
Rex Peavine
Mrs Kendall Rites At Paris Sunday
Services for Mrs. Lucille Kendall will be at 2 30 p m Sunday at Agnew Funeral Home Paris. The Rev R L Hester and Rev James Culpepper will officiate. The body goes to Jefferson Iowa for a 1 p m Monday service at Slininger Funeral Home. Burial in city cemetery there. funeral home here at 5 p m today.
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Paris
Lucille Kendall
Agnew
R.L. Hester
James Culpepper
Jefferson
Iowa
Slininger Funeral Home
Rites Held Today for Mrs. Mary Stone
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Etta Stone, 93, were held this afternoon at Meador and Son Funeral Home in Centralia. Burial followed in Centralia Cemetery with pallbearers Roscoe Kincaid Don Harshbarger P.G. Sappington J.W. Stone JW. Bagley and Garvin Guy named.
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Centralia
Meador and Son Funeral Home
Mary Etta Stone
Centralia Cemetery
Roscoe Kincaid
Don Harshbarger
P.G. Sappington
J.W. Stone
JW. Bagley
Garvin Guy
Mrs. Ethel Clifford of Hallsville Dies
Mrs. Ethel Clifford, 8, of Hallsville Route 1, died at 12 55 am at Audrain Medical Center. A son, William P. Clifford of Elsberry, survives.
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Audrain Medical Center
Sigurborg Wilson
Bobby L. Brown
William C. Cooper
Charles A. Tripp
Ellen R. Lierheimer
Bobby Joe Meyer
Helen L. Pace
Brenda Wilsoncroft
Mexico
Salvatore T. Vitello
Montgomery City
Clarence Meranda
Santa Fe
Clarence O'Connor
Rush
Eabav and Yoder
Monroe City
Charles S. Cardwell
New Florence
Joseph C. Suffolk
Santa Susana
Calif
Ernest B. Richard
Vandalia
Bill Harris
Fulton
Edith C. Stephens
Auxvasse
Jim Simpson
James Maddox
J. Robert Bonsall
Barbara Schudel
Carl Mahaney
Ben Dobyns
Arthur Brown
Brad W. Johns
Kevin J. Evans
Center
Betty Wood
Warren Martin
Arthur Seiler
Alan J. Bufka
Ethel Clifford
Hallsville
Route 1
William P. Clifford
Elsberry
Elks Organizing Effort Underway In Mexico Community
Plans are under way to organize the Fraternal Order of Elks in Mexico. Meetings have discussed interest, and Elks Club members are circulating petitions to gather names of interested men.
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Order of Elks
Mexico
Elks Club
Eagleton critiques Cambodia war at UM lecture
Senator Thomas F. Eagleton urged that without a 51 vote to halt higher military spending, the U S Senate cannot stop it. He spoke at the University of Missouri during Journalism Week, criticizing renewed bombing in Cambodia and questioning Nixon’s defense budget, while proposing law to shield newsmen from jail for refusing to reveal confidential sources. He warned of revisions in federal criminal code imposing prison and fines for publishing classified information, arguing many provisions target investigative journalism.
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Columbia
Senate
Thomas F. Eagleton
Missouri Democrat
Cambodia
E.W. Tucker
University of Missouri
U.S
Vietnam
Eagleton
Nixon
Smothers Brothers win $766000 breach of contract suit
Los Angeles AP CBS found guilty of breaching contract by canceling the Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour in 1969 and ordered to pay Tom and Dick Smothers $766,000 while rejecting CBSs $1 million countersuit claiming the brothers violated the agreement. Civic matters, then funeral for Andrew J. Murphy Jr. in Louisiana.
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Los Angeles
CBS
Smothers Brothers
Tom and
Dick Smothers
Smothers
U.S. District Court
McCord Details Mitchell Security Ties in 1972 Case
James W. McCord testifies in a civil suit deposition that in April last year he visited former Attorney General John N. Mitchell’s apartment almost daily to escort Mitchell’s daughter Martha to school. He says he and others conducted security work and searched for electronic bugs, with Mitchell sometimes greeting them. McCord had led the committee’s security unit during the Watergate arrests and notes threats against his family. He kept daily notes, mentioned tape recordings from 1972, and will continue testimony at a grand jury next week and at Senate hearings.
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Washington (Ap
James W. McCord
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Martha
McCord
O&p Telephone Co
Prand
Democratic
Henry B. Rothblatt
US Probes POW Reports Still Held in North Vietnam
Reports by recently returned South Vietnamese captives claim American prisoners remain in remote North Vietnamese camps near Cao Bang Lang Son and Thai Nguyen. A U.S. spokesman said information from South Vietnamese personnel will be checked and used by the four party accounting team. The U.S. lists 1100 KIA in Indochina with bodies unrecovered and 1328 missing.
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Saigon
Cao Bang
Lang Son
Thai Nguyen
Kwangsi
Hanoi
United States
Indochina
Thieves Take Only Beef From Kansas City Warehouse
Thieves broke into Smaks, Inc. Storage in Kansas City and stole 10,000 pounds of beef valued at 9000 dollars. Eleven quartered beef carcasses and 5000 pounds of hamburger patties were missing, with only meat taken. The truck backed up to a warehouse wall hole to load the meat, a company president said nothing else appeared stolen.
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Kansas City
Sign of the Times
Smaks, Inc
Ted Llewellyn
Quasar Speed Seeks to Rewrite Universe Origin Theory
London AP reports two Arizona astronomers say a newly found quasar OH471 is moving away at 177,000 miles per second, about 90 percent light speed, with a red shift of 3.4. They contend it is the most distant object yet seen, fueling debates between big-bang and steady-state models.
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London
Arizona
Nature
R. F. Carswell
P. A. Strittmaier
Steward Observatory
Carswell and Strittmaier
Mansford Denies Bond Budget Objections
State Senator Donald Mansford of Kansas City contends Gov Christopher Bond is wrong when he claims the zero base budget bill would be costly and unworkable. He argues no extra costs or staff are needed to implement the bill and that it simply grants legal authority to enforce existing procedures.
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Warrensburg
Donald Manford
Kansas City
Christopher S. Bond
Manford
National Alumni Association
Central Missouri State University
Steve Erdel Heads Two Week Europe College Tour
Steve Erdel son of Mr and Mrs G Edward Erdel of Mexico Route 1 with Westminster College and William Woods College students embarks on a two week Europe tour He is a Westminster senior Eight groups from the two colleges totaling 102 students split between seven groups abroad and one group touring the United States.
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Steve Erdel
G. Edward Erdel
Mexico
Westminster College
William Woods College
Europe
Westminster
United States
New Rabies Vaccine Approved for Puppies and Kittens
The Agriculture Department licensed a new killed rabies vaccine from Douglas Pharmacal Industries Inc for general use in puppies and kittens. It promises high potency with safety and minimal side effects, and must be administered only by veterinarians.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Douglas Pharmacal Industries, Inc
Lenexa
Kan
City Aims for Better Service in Public Safety Merger
Merger of fire and police into a Public Safety Department aims to improve service for Mexico citizens. Chief Don Bolli cites better trained personnel, integrated workforce, improved working conditions, and enhanced service without tax increases. Training partners include Columbia, Jefferson City schools, and the Law Enforcement Training Academy.
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Mexico
Don Bolli
Monterey
Public Safety Department
Bolli
Columbia
Jefferson City
Law Enforcement
David Wilkinson
District Board
Missouri
Optimist
Wayne Johnson
Clark Mefford
William S. Lowe
Optimists
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