Weather forecast for Ledgerland and Missouri areas
Official morning readings show a domain read of 65 high and 60 low in the last 24 hours with 1.59 inches month to date and 9.31 inches year to date. Forecast calls for periods of thundershowers today into Sunday with highs in the mid 60s to mid 70s and 60 percent rain chances tonight and Sunday. Missouri bears a flash flood watch in southwest portions with likely thundershowers today tonight and Sunday, highs mainly in 60s to 70s and lows in 50s to 60s, continuing mild through Wednesday with scattered showers and 70s to 80s.
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Ledgerland
Missouri
Chance West
Hospital Admissions and Deaths Reported
Admission and dismissal listings from Audrain Medical Center include Cecil A. O Connor Deborah Kirchhoff Sherry Callahan Ned Rodes Anna Louise Pickett Robert White Joseph Young Sadie Maylee Sarah Brandenburg and many others across Mexico Vandalia Auxvasse Benton City Martinsburg Wellsville and more. The column notes a birth to Kenneth R Qoberhaus and a death for Isaac H Bergthold aged 81.
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Audrain Medical Center
Cecil A. O'Connor
Deborah L. Kirchhoff
Sherry L. Callahan
Ned Rodes
Anna Louise Pickett
Robert L. White
Joseph F. Young
Sadie M. Maylee
Sarah A. Brandenburg
Mexico
Charles W. Johnston
Kelly D. Langston
Raymond P. Turner
Ira L. Pease
Florence 8. Harrelson
Vandalia
William B. Turner
Auxvasse
Jeffrey D. Cupp
Tgomery City
Margueritte Trower
Bellflower
Marvin Hultz
O.W. Hamilton
Paris
Henry Lybarger
Lena Heim
Walter Smith
Middletown
Charles Beatty
Curryville
Alfred Oliver
Penny Mills
Cecil Nutt
Betty Rawlings
Norman Nation
James Legerman
Joseph Tunyon
Ramon Barnes
Jack Heaston
Isaac H. Bergthold
Multiple Auto Collisions and Theft Reported Public Safety
Friday incidents include two separate two car crashes at Clark and Promenade Streets with minor or no damage reported for the first, and Boulevard and Clark Streets with minor damage. A tire and rim were stolen from a pickup. another truck suffered extensive damage after a tire blew and went off the road. A motorist reported minor injuries from a collision near 911 and 915 E Promenade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iblic Saf Ray
Frank C. Schillie
Huntsville
Diamond L. Young
N. Clark
Ronald N. Terry
N. Washington
Clark
Promenade
Schillie
Terry
Michael Paul Burdick
Missouri
Beverly Jo McCumber
Rosebud
Boulevard
Clark Streets
Paul Scobee
Marine Dr
Edward Eugene Smith
Route 3
Green Boulevard
Janet M. Young
E. Orange
E. Promenade
Young
Local Courts Report On Forgery Charge And Multiple Speeding Offenses
Magistrate Court bound Darrell Lee Tubbs over to circuit court after a preliminary hearing on forgery and uttering a forged check. Speeding charges include Jerry Ray Webster Cynthia Ann Besalke Donald William Brooks Larry Delano Dorman Gene Edward Gaston Cynthia Ann Knock Daniel Fletcher Talley Franklin Ray Atterback Dennis Ray Wylie. Probate Court notes two estates with inventories. real estate valued at 8000 dollars and personal property at 1116.30 for Lillian W. Scott. Homer C. Maxwell estate personal property 28310.71 with no real estate. Circuit Court petition by Michael Condict and Western Casualty against John Salmons and Henry Adkisson Jr seeking 3500 dollars for a tractor theft and conversion. Western policy involved.
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Darrell Lee Tubbs
Jerry Ray Webster
Jefferson City
Cynthia Ann Besalke
Centralia
Donald William Brooks
Thompson
Larry Delano Dorman
Gene Edward Gaston
Independence
Cynthia Ann Knock
Cyrene
Daniel Fletcher Talley
Mexico
Franklin Ray Atterback
Dennis Ray Wylie
Ringo St
Michael Condict
The
Western Casualty and Surety Co
John Salmons
Henry Adkisson Jr
Condict
Adkisson
Western Company
Markets Today Prices and Share Movements
Market figures show yesterday's cash grain and over the counter quotes from MFA and Fowles Grain Co. Soybeans at 9.63, wheat 2.24, corn 2.32, milo 3.40 with updates from MFA Mexico and Fowles Grain in Indiana. NYSE listings include Robbie Brooks 3, Combustion Eng 56, Dresser 45, Emerson 32, Interco 41, Kaiser Alum 38, Panhandle Eastern 45, Ralston Purina 14, US Gypsum 24, US Gypsum Pref 26, Wal Mart 12, with Dow Jones at 926.90 Friday close.
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Sterdays
MFA
Mexico
Fowles Grain Co
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Combustion Engineering
Dresser Industries
Emerson Electric
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
Wal- Mart
Dow Jones
Mexico City Sales Tax Vote Faces Merchants Support
Village merchants debate a one-cent sales tax as a path to city revenue. Councilman Brooks notes the plan avoids burdening homeowners while letting nonresidents share costs. Past opposition from retailers and rural residents cited, with state law changes affecting farm machinery and vehicle purchases. Moberly set to vote June 7.
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Peek
South Trails
Bill Erdel
Erden and Sons Hardware
Mexico Village Square
Calvin Sims
J. C
Penney
Sims
Mexico
Brooks
Missouri
Perry
Vandalia
Troy
Bowling Green
Moberly
Vital Statistics Births and Deaths in Audrain County
Births list numerous couples with dates in March and February including various first and middle names from Audrain County. Deaths record individuals with ages and March or April dates, listing numerous local residents and ages.
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Audrain County
Leon James
Vicki Lynne Shaw
Larry Dale
Diana Marie Starr
Allen Andrew
Debbie Irene Welch
Wayne Dale
Beverly Sue Wohlbold
Ronnie Eugene
Renee Irene Woods
W. Glenn Chilton
Carter Roots Traced To 16th Century London Wine Merchant
British genealogist Noel Carter-Briggs says President Carter may descend from John Carter a London wine merchant born 1610 who sailed to Virginia in 1635. He notes Chequers connections and warns remaining records are partial while linking Carter family to early Virginia adventurers.
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London
Carter
Noel Carter-Briggs
Associated Press
John Carter
Thomas Carter
Virginia
Carter-Briggs
Debrett’s
Peerage
Mormon
Thomas Carter Sr
England
George Washington
U.S
Company of Vintners
Christ Church
Old City
Public Records Office
Thomas’ Winter
Carter-Briges
Mysterious Oil Spill Breaking Up Slowly
A 60 mile long oil slick near the Florida Keys slowly breaks up as wave action dissipates the sheen. Coast Guard officials say that if it drifts away from the Keys, reef and shore damage should be minimized.
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Miami
Florida Keys
Coast Guard
Bill Acuff
Keys
Robert W. Durfey
7Th Coast Guard District
New Orleans
Florida
Capacity Crowd Attends Junior High PTA Meeting
A capacity crowd attended the final Junior High PTA meeting of the year to install officers and hear Music Department selections. 1977-78 officers were installed by Mrs. Walter G. Staley Jr., City PTA Council president. Co-Presidents Connie Pickering and Murray Purcell served with Co-Vice Presidents, Secretary William Fry, and Treasurer Glenn Hatfield. Retiring President Rev Robert R. Colling received an engraved Cross pen. Vocalists were sixth and eighth graders. seventh grade band performed under Robert Murta.
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PTA
Walter G. Staley, Jr
PTA Council
Connie Pickering
Murray E. Purcell
William Fry
Glenn E. Hatfield
Robert R. Colling
Iris Shoemaker
Barbara Green
Robert Murta
Who Pays Tris Refunds Question Stirs Debate
U.S. District Judge George L. Hart Jr. ordered the Consumer Product Safety Commission to broaden an April 7 refund ruling over Tris-treated sleepwear. The decision would extend refunds to makers of Tris-treated fabric and the chemical itself, spreading the cost beyond named garment manufacturers. The CPSC has 10 days to revise the order.
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Washington
U.S
George L. Hart Jr
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Hart
Vance Sets Realistic U S Human Rights Approach
Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance outlined a cautious, realistic U S human rights policy during a Law Day speech at the University of Georgia. He urged weighing violations, potential worsenings, and aid impacts, stressing limits of power and avoiding a rigid imposition of values while supporting fundamental rights.
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Athens
Cyrus R. Vance
United States
State Department
Carter
Vance
University of Georgia
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Deana L. Roberts
Benton City
Kenneth E. Eastin
Rush Hill
Robert J. Cope
Robert L. Dudley
Martinsburg
Bobbylee E. Chism
Laddonia
George T. Lipscomb Sr
Hardin S. Spires
Wellaville
Dennis M. Hall
New Florence
Kenneth R. Qoberhaus
Rixie White
Edward Ham
Public Safety Agencies
Fannie Teague
Executrix
Lillian W. Scott
Claude H. Maxwell
Homer C. Maxwell
Commerce Bancshares
Mercantile Bank Corp
Wetterau
Joseph Thomas
Cherilyn Elizabeth Davis
Billy Bush
Alta Alma Durbin
Carl Boyce
Dorothy Helen Marie Embree
Larry Joe
Karen Jean Knipp
Michael Patrick
Myra Lynn McDermott
Robert Samuel
Carol Joyce McGuire Jr
James Maurice
Carolyn Ann Mosley
John Charles
Phyllis Ann Neugebauer
Steven William
Valerie Rae Sexton
Dallas Raymond
Sharon Ann Smart Jr
James Joseph
Jean Madelon Spurrier
Michael Ray
Karen Leah Stephens
John Oliver
Arletta Sue Ann Taylor
Mark Dwayne
Pamela Ann Winyard
Dennis Wayne
Carolyn Ruth Zumsteg
John E
Barbara V. Bontrager
Gary Wayne
Marsha Gay Boone
Eli E
Mary E. Gingerich Jr
Darrell Wayne
Barbara Ann Jennings
James Orval
Nancy Sue Johnson, Jr
Phillip James
Betty Hybernia Johnson
Roger Dean
Barbara Jean Jones
George Frances
Janice Ann Leach
James Earl
Mary Ann Legerman
John Dennis
Sherry Dianne Meyers
Thomas Ray
Jacqueline Diane Moss
Patrick Ray
Cathy Lynn Nowlin
Thomas Gray
Judith Ann Petree
Steven Lee
Joni Sue Rodgers
Everette Douglas
Michele Lynn Romine
Leo George
Mary Dolores Scheuler
Ross Edwin
Linda Jo Sewell
Bertha Elma Clement
Ray Peery Crane
Winifred B. Dwyer
Sadie Ethel Evans
Anderson B. Gibbs
Caroline Goshorn
Martin O. Haever
Seth Edward Hensley
Rose May Hughes
Florence E. Isgrig
Jerry Dean Johnson
Fannie Mae McCollum
Alice M. Miller
John Joseph Nation, Sr
William Allen Pool
Ben Emmett Keighley
John L. Saylor
Edgar Turner Sims
Claudine B. Steiner
Clara Marie Willingham
Glenn Wood
Margaret H. Worrell
Todd's
Ledger
Richard Vance
Richard Carter
Garston
Watford
Garston Manor
Carters
America
Carter- Briggs
Tris
Sun
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