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Members of the 1975 senior class are pictured with in formation about their parents address and plans for the future. Mexico Ledger details subscription rates and office hours for the Mexico, Missouri publication.
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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1975
Page
10
Members of the 1975 senior class are pictured with in formation about their parents address and plans for the future. Mexico Ledger details subscription rates and office hours for the Mexico, Missouri publication.
Jefferson City AP report says nearly all of Missouri's 114 counties endure severe financial strain. Bridges unrepaired, tax revenues shrinking, and rising costs threaten basic services as counties seek tax lid increases and state relief.
Mrs. George Pease of Vandalia spoke at L Etude Club about Our Cultural Heritage in American Dress with illustrations of colonial garments and accessories. She wore a past costume and shared items from Mrs. J Harold Long. The meeting covered club business, housing plans, and civic cooperation with reports on bicentennial plates and the library coffee. Eleven or fifteen members attended as word of continued coverage on page 2 arrived.
Perry residents tour the Swan home on Highway 154 in Perry featuring a 175 year old English grandfather clock, hand carved walnut wall clock, and rich period furnishings. Dr. E T Swan, a Perry osteopath since 1936, and his wife Velma invite visitors during the Jaycee Wives Home Tour.
Farber Library Week posters winners are announced for grades 1 to 3 Teresa Nichols Randall Carlson and Scott Greenplate share top spots. Grades 4 to 6 winners Robin McCoy Lisa Myers and Lloyd McCurdy are listed. Posters were displayed at Farber Branch Library during National Library Week.
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