Paris Residents Hurt In Varied Falls And Community News
Mrs. Henry Simon of rural Paris suffered a broken left hip and wrist after a fall and underwent hip pinning. Dallas Wingate, also of Paris, was injured when a ladder leg broke and is hospitalized in Moberly. Ten year old Phillip Tawney sustained a deep arm cut requiring 59 stitches. Red Stevens receives treatment in Columbia. Ninety eight pets vaccinated at Rabies Clinic in Paris. Local volunteers assisted doctors and handled clinic logistics. Community meetings and events include church council sessions, a large fashion show raising funds for March of Dimes, Optimist Club dinner and officer elections, WMU meeting with trip plans, Baptist graduates honored, missionary Potters reception, and Baptism at Paris Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Henry Simon
Audrain Hospital
Mexico
Boone County
Dallas Wingate
Woodland Hospital
Moberly
Phillip Tawney
Oscar Tawney
Paris Clinic
Red Stevens
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
Eager Beaver 4-H Club
David Hayhurst
Red Morgan
Kathleen Roegge
Art Griswold
C. E. Ellis
John Roegge
Jim Sullivan
Vandalia Neighborhood Plans Adult Tutoring
Vandalia group discusses starting a community adult tutoring program and a fellowship for singles ages 20 to 35. Parents Without Partners, senior citizens, and a Sweden guest speaker are noted. May meetings at Presbyterian Church and St. Clemens, with multiple local participants named. A baby girl Kierri Kay Reading born at Audrain Medical Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Howell
PWP
NIP
Leona Davis
Forest Watts
Senior Citizens Organization
Ase Samuelsson
Sweden
Presbyterian Church
St. Clemens
C. Johnson Davis
Grace Clay
Rose Boundurant
Wallace Thurman
Eldon Reading
Kerri Kay
Audrain Medical Center
Derrick
Reading
Paul Goodman
Merle Graves
Farber
Paul Reading
Middletown
Ollie Graves
Annie Hager
Fulton
Fred Epperson
Vandalia
Wellsville Band Overruns Facilities and Plans
Wellsville residents discuss growing Wellsville R-2 High School Band size, with possible eighth grade band and auditions. Band parents pledge to sponsor activities, arrange scholarships to band camp in Kirksville, and ensure uniforms by dress code. Community notices detail a school trip to New Salem and local parade of remodels at area eateries, plus staff and student updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Dennis Goodman
Carroll Clithero
Calvin Bishop
Kirksville
Goodman
Clithero
Don Lemasters
Hudson and
Second Streets
Commercial Bank
U. S. Post Office
Gibson Cabinet Shop
Elizabeth Martin
Milner
St. Louis
Middletown High School
Midtown Cafe
The
Family Cafe
Claude K. Seymour
Myers Funeral Home
Everett Milner
Sammy Dysart
Ed Flock
Phil March Elected By Centralia Jaycees
Centralia Jaycees elected Phil March as president at last week's meeting. Officers include Richard Cox as first vice president Cliff Gray as second vice president Roger Metcalf secretary Bill Kirtley treasurer and Charles Manuel. Board members are Tony Sneed Dave Whitaker and Hank Panethiere. Sneed reported on the All-Sports Banquet set for April 22 with Kiwanis Club cooperation. Don Peak invited members to the Regional IV meeting in Fulton April 24 where regional officers will be chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Phil March
Centralia Jaycees
Don Peak
Fulton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Jane Ranadell
Paris United
Paris High School
Epsilon Psi Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Riley Barton
Monroe County March of Dimes
Joe Branham
Fran Belt
David Buie
James Reeves
Herbert Smith
Victor Pohlman
Legion Hall
Lola Belle Holmes
Holmes
Communist Party
FBI
Monroe County
Paris Baptists
John Barton
Sharon Gill
Peggy Harris
Jane Hill
Dennis Langerud
Keaton Wheelan
Brenda Wilkerson
Ronnie Wilsdorf
Brenda Winterbower
Carla Sue Wood
Nana Tawney
Hazel Langerud
George Phillips
Donna Sladek
Karen Arrowwood
Larry Forbis
Richard Hewitt
John Mitchell
Thelma Poage
Beverly Winterbower
Sandra Threlkeld
Paul Potter
Paris Baptist Church
Potters
Dominican Republic
States
Paris Christian Church
Victor Wade
Joy Hufty
B. G. Hufty
Terry Hendrix
Union Presbytery
Northeast Missouri
First Presbyterian Church of
W. W. Thurman
Robertson Electric
Jeff
Eee
Charley Brown
Pwellsville Band
Charley
Dogdorn
Duke
Manchester
Happy
William Crouch
F. A. Zimmann
Homer Arendall
New Salem
Ill
Pittsfield
New Salem State Park
Old Town
Dairy Queen
Paul Angel
Shorty Cox
Fred Arens
Obie Letterman
Union Daily Vacation Bible School
Clarence Smith
David Fulbright
Leroy Deichman
Mark
Cindy
Mankato
Minn
William Deichman
Don
Mel Collins
St. Charles
George Lipscomb
William Northcutt
Marshall, Mo
State Farm
FFA
Tom Lampe
Paul Reagan
Reagan
Tom
8. J. Byland
Missouri Medical Association
Chase Hotel
Dr. Byland
Montgomery County
del Wilson
Centerville
Iowa
Elmer Donovan
Rosalie
Donovans
Dan Cochran
Bolivar, Mo
Ralph Debo
Floyd Debo
H. C. Baur
Don Forbis
Raymond Peveler
Liberty Cemetery
Terrance Reiser
W. R. Keele
H. J. Appling
A. M. Reiser
Janice Brace
Judy Moore
Miss Brace
Milton Brace
Steven
Camp Thunderbird
John Byland
Fayette, Mo
S. J. Byland
Jimmie L. Jones
James R. Parsons
Montgomery City
Charles B. Thornley
Phil Chance
Candy Fink
University of Missouri
Miss Fink
Miller Fink
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mrs. Fink
Panther Booster Club
Centralia High School
James H. Reams
Albert Jesse
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Missouri Conference
Cape Girardeau
WSCS
WSG
Centralia Rainbow Assembly
Public Water Supply District
Audrain County
Missouri
Smith Implement CO
West
Wayne Shellabarger
R.A. Miller
Edwin Lierheimer and Sons
Mobile Home Park
Edwin Lierheimer
U.S. Highway 54
John Deere Implement Agency
Bob Broyles
Trenton
Mid—States Auction Service, Inc
Tinsman Avenue
Penn-Prest
Misty Leno
Penneys
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