NorCal Picks School Officers Runoff at North Callaway
Roger Penn was elected student body president by a five vote margin at North Callaway R-1 High School in a runoff. Patrick Mills becomes vice president. Leslie Edwards secretary. Julie Christian treasurer. Voter turnout followed a week of campaigning and a student assembly. Penn is a three sport letterman active in FFA. Mills letters in football and chairs drug education. Edwards active in pep club and 4-H. Christian leads pep club and FHA. Also lists R-3 Elementary menu for April 24–28.
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Kingdom City
Roger Penn
North Callaway
R- 1 High
Patrick Mills
Leslie Edwards
Julie Christian
Lewis W. Hobson
Don Boulware
Penn
Marshall Penn
Auxvasse
FFA
Mills
Op, Mills
Rte. 2
Auxvasse Presbyterian Church
Miss Edwards
L. Bruce Edwards
Auxyasse Rie. 1
Hatton Methodist Church
Christian
Walter C. Christian
Fulton Rte. 2
FHA
Southside Baptist Church
Isbell Principal Harris Returns Isbell Principal Harris Returns
CENTRALIA two school leaders changes highlight a bulletin. Isbell of Clarksville named principal of Centralia RS High School succeeding Raymond Dawson. Harris named assistant to the superintendent, succeeding the late Dr. Chrisman, after serving as Title I supervisor in Jefferson City. Also notes a Carry-In by Centralia Women’s Progressive Farmer’s Association and upcoming PTA meeting with talk on new electricity courses.
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Centralia
John H
Jack) Isbell
Clarksville
RS High School
Raymond Dawson
Isbell
Dexter High School
Central Methodist College
Fayette
Northeast Missouri State
Kirksville
United States Army
Fayette High School
Van-Far High School
Vandalia
Elsberry High School
Hannibal
Clapton High School
Charles Chrisman
Robert E. Harris
Harris
State Department of Education
Jefferson City
Mary
Hardland
Paris
Centralia Women's Progressive Farmer's Association
City Hall
Tom Sexton
William Roth
C.M. McKenzie
Joe Townsend
Roy Harper
St. Louis
Centralia Parent Teacher Association
Gordon Burns
Bennie Salisbury
Paris Women clubs Meet Regular Meetings
Paris news notes multiple club gatherings with speakers and plans. The Double I Club met at the Library with a book report on Mr Carnegie's Library and a May 2 closing party planned at Mark Twain Cafe. The Christian Women's Fellowship hosted Miss Ola Harris, Congo missionary, at a noon luncheon with many Paris attendees. The Moorman Feed Sales district manager move to St Louis is noted. The Mini Migraine Club announced a yearly beauty pageant and teen town funding goals and installs new officers in May.
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Paris
Ruth Alexander
Carnegie
Caroline Werkley
Mark Twain Cafe
Boone Kendrick
Silverman
Christian Women’s Fellowship At
Tulip Cwf
Ola Harris
Congo
F. A. Barrett
Claude Brown
Delbert Wyatt
Mini Migrait Mothers Club
Catherine Bodine
Dorsey Hill
Women’s Federated Club of Santa Fe
Jim Bergthold
John Bergthold
James Booth
Zoris Studer
Elroy Jones
Van-Far Hires School Planner
Van-Far School district held a board meeting to hire Joseph Amspacher of Springfield as architect for a proposed Vandalia elementary school. The district will interview a financial consultant on bond financing and move grades six and seven to the South School.
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Vandalia
Van-Far
Joseph Amspacher
Springfield
Mary Waddell
Eugene Carson
Emma Lahmeyer
Sharon McCorskey
Robert Moore
Helen Howell
Lillian Horton
Farber
Wellsville Weather Sparks Flooding and Community Meetings
A flash flood dropped three inches of rain on Wellsville in under an hour, inundating streets and flooding basements. Community groups met that evening with slides from Dale Branstetter of Alaska and discussed plans for upcoming events and officer nominations. The Dairy Mart in Wellsville announced its grand opening scheduled for Saturday.
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Wellsville
THE
Dairy Mart
Sunday Ownership Change and Funeral Notice
Sunday report notes David Conover is the new owner after purchasing from Ed Bothe of Montgomery City. Funeral services for Irvin J. Gray of Wellsville were held April 16 at Myers Funeral Home Wellsville with pallbearers Marvin Boss Jr Roger Boss James Dutton Homer Dutton Marvin Dutton and Ronnie Dutton. Burial followed at Wellsville Cemetery
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David Conover
Petestran Ed Bothe
Montgomery City
Irvin J. Gray
Wellsville
Myers Funeral Home
Wellaville
Marvin Boss Jr
Roger Boss
James Dutton
Homer Dutton
Marvin Dutton
Ronnie Dutton
Wellsville Cemetery
Daniel Boone Bookmobile Schedule Reveals April Stops
The Daniel Boone Regional Library released the bookmobile timetable spanning April 26 to April 28. Stops include Boone County at Sturgeon Community and Sturgeon High School, Callaway County at No Callaway Elementary Auxvasse and No Callaway High, Auxvasse Community, Hatton McCredie School, with varying 9:00 to 3:30 time blocks.
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Daniel Boone Regional Library
Boone County
Sturgeon
Callaway County
No. Callaway Elementary School
Auxvasse
Sturgeon High School
No. Callaway High School
Auxvagse
Hatton-McCredie
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