Park Board Reviews Fish Yield at City Ponds
Centralia Park Board met at the Country Club to hear a positive report from the Missouri Conservation Commission on the two recreation ponds. Bass dominate as fish counts rise, with 12 inch bass now allowed for catching. 100 five-inch channel catfish were added for 20 dollars from Oliver Brothers, with tarfish planned every other year. Aug. 9 and Aug. 19 softball events were approved, aiding the Tri Center community building fund. The board commended Kiwanis for cleanup, and Jaycees received park-use permissions and plans for tournaments and candy sales and tree sales later.
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Centralia
Centralia Park Board
Country Club
Recreation Park
Missouri Conservation Commission
Oliver Brothers Feed Co
Jaycees
Columbia
Tri Center
CMBL
Atoms
Bantams
Centralia City Park
Dave Harris
Jack Davenport
Don Bishop
Tan-Tar-A Resort
Tri- Center
Dan Hamilton
Centralia Fair
Prenger
IGA
Richard Cox
Jeff England
Centralia Kiwanis Sale adds rummage to auction event
Centralia Kiwanis will augment its 10th annual sale with a rummage section and clothing drive. The Aug 17 event in Centralia City Square will feature Marvin Fair and other Fair family auctioneers, with pickup service by Kiwanis volunteers. Proceeds fund Kiwanis youth and community programs.
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Centrailia
Centralia Kiwanis
Amos (Moe) Zoellers
Zoellers
Centralia
Ed Dziedzic
Dave Green
Jim Houseworth
Harold Welborn
Scott Schaw
Lee Eisele
Jim Henry
Wally Schramm
Kiwanis Community Service
Scouting
AFS
Freedom Forum
73 Corn Mile Loans Now Called
1973 corn and grain sorghum loans matured July 31, 1974 with no reseal program. They must be repaid or the commodity delivered to the Commodity Credit Corporation. Producers with outstanding loans should liquidate their loans at once, said Mrs. Mary Basler, ASCS executive director.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
Mary Basler
ASCS
Laddonia fish fry brings together town guests
Mr and Mrs Earl Webber hosted a Saturday fish fry in Laddonia with attendees including Mr and Mrs John Schlemmer Mr and Mrs Melvin Hoyt and many others from nearby towns. Ice cream and cake followed. Visitors from Greensboro NC, and a Hawaii trip for locals were also noted along with a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs C A Guinn for several area guests.
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Laddonia
Earl Webber
John Schlemmer
Melvin Hoyt
Joni
Kevin
Rhonda
Dick Webber
Chris
Calvin
John McCord
Becky
Brian
Bob Schlemmer
Pat
Lisa
Robert F. Ellis
Paula
Francis
Ellis
Norma
Sonya Ellis
Janet Carver
Karen Carver
Macon
Missouri
Maurice Powell
Montgomery City
West
Presley
Grand Canyon
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Reno
Salt Lake City
Denver
Powell
Leola White
Mr. Powell
Earnest Vogt
Harry McClure
Gail Robinson
Dinosaur National Park
Utah
Retired Teachers Meet Near New Florence Junction
Montgomery City reports show the local Retired Teachers Association unit met at Bethel's Restaurant near New Florence junction enjoying a fried chicken dinner. Twenty six members and guests attended with 24 members having joined so far. Next meeting set for 12:30 p.m. August 27 at the same venue. Evelyn Fenn will discuss her Scandinavian tour.
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Montgomery City
Retired Teachers Association
Bethel
New Florence Junction
Evelyn Fenn
Centennial To Include Painting Fence
Vandalia announces a fence painting contest on Aug 8 at 1 p.m. at Tri-County Recreation Park. Two age groups 6–9 and 10–12, up to 30 per group, with entries due by Aug 7 at Centennial headquarters. Three heats of 10 contestants paint a 4 by 4 foot beard, then finalists race to determine first to third.
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Don Glasford
Tri-County Recreation Park
Centennial
Vandalia Caravan visits Perry for Centennial preview
Vandalia area residents in a Centennial caravan parade through Perry on Saturday. The group, led by Rev. James Holt, toured Main Street with Perry Mayor John Hawkins receiving a Centennial token as colorfully costumed children performed a square dance. FRAN FISHBACK attended Junior High Camp III at Camp Clemens, directed by Gary Coppedge and Don Arterbern. The Ralls County R-2 School Board approved lunch price increases and a Workmen's Compensation plan, accepted resignations, scheduled roof repairs, renewed football and school insurance, and set classes to begin August 26.
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Perry
Vandalia
James Holt
Fran Fishback
Roy Fishback
Camp Clemens
Mark Twain State Park
Gary Coppedge
Columbia
Don Arterbern
Macon
Board of Education
Ralls County
R-2
Missouri School Board Association
Barbara Rash
Betty Peters
Mark Twain
Mutual of Omaha
Wellsville Rodeo Tickets On Sale This Thursday
Advance ticket sales for the sixth annual Wellsville rodeo start Thursday. Mrs F A Zimmano announces ticket sales are managed by Mr and Mrs Charles Jennings Sr at 608 Lehnen Street. People may pick up tickets and regulations there. Queen Candidates Una.
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Advance
Wellsville Rodeo
Wellsville
Charles Jennings Sr
Lehnen Street
Extra Work Street Paving Brings Improvements
Wellsville reports street rebuilding progress with curb and guttering at churches and businesses planned. Property owners will cover costs for widening in front of their lots while drainage is addressed with new tile ditching. Several local events follow including meetings, reunions, and a rodeo schedule feature.
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Wellsville
Harry Houf
The
Baptist Church of Wellsville
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