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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1975

Page

6

Wellsville Doctor Honored At Dinner In Missouri

Dr. Donald Shoup of Wellsville was guest of honor at a Missouri Municipal League dinner in Wentzville. A Civic Leadership Award followed the meeting, honoring his civic and school efforts. Mayor Provaznik presented a certificate of appreciation. Other Wellsville attendees included Mayor Mike Shire and Aldermen Chuck Jennings and James Crouch.

Wellsville Donald Shoup Missouri Municipal League Southern Aire Wentzville Shoup Richard F. Provaznik Richmond Heights Mike Shire Charles Chuck) Jennings James Crouch

Personal News Of Santa Fe

Santa Fe items note church services at South Fork Presbyterian and Santa Fe United Methodist. Local farms change hands as Odis Reynolds buys Albert Crigler property, and visits by Mrs Lambert and family occur. Medical updates include Mrs Oren Wilson recovering after heart attack. M H Harrison in Boone County Hospital. Other brief items report Blue Springs visitors, and county extension meeting attendance in Paris.

Eugene Sharp Santa FE John H. Vanlandingham South Fork Presbyterian Church Odis Reynolds Mexico Albert Crigler Santa Fe James Cash Hannibal Santa Fe United Methodist Church Santa Fe Community Center Oren Wilson Audrain Medical Center Kenneth Wilson Blue Springs Wilson Wilsons Judith Ross Fulton

NorCal Students To Pay Security Deposit For Textbooks

North Callaway R-1 students must post a security deposit to insure return of textbooks supplies and materials. refunds issued at year end if all debts are paid. Board kept lunch prices. missed meals eligible for a lunch rebate in credit or cash. Five cent monthly discount abolished. lunches now 45 cents elementary and 55 cents high school. Superintendent Hobson notes austerity budget kept the district in the black. Next board meeting set for Aug 18.

Kingdom City North Callaway R-1 Lewis W. Hobson

Vacation Bible School at Presbyterian Church Draws 46

Hatton of Hatton KHE Concord Presbyterian Church held a Daily Vacation Bible School with 46 enrolled and an average daily attendance of 40. Superintendent was Mrs T K Stephens. Theme Jesus Touch Me. Pianists were Julie Lantz and Brenda Nelson. Classes and teachers include Beginners Mrs Doug Dillard Teresa Lamers. Primary Mrs Forrest McPheeters Mrs Danny Vore Kathy Nelson. Middlers Mrs John Mirts Julie Lantz Brenda Nelson. Juniors Mrs James Moore Debbie Nelson Hoberta Mirts.

Khe Concord Presbyterian Church T. K. Stephens Jesus Julie Lantz Brenda Nelson Doug Dillard Teresa Lamers Forrest McPheeters Danny Vore Kathy Nelson John Mirts

Fredericksburg Center Of Bicentennial History And Places

Fredericksburg Virginia hosts a rich colonial and Revolutionary era profile with Washington family sites Kenmore Rising Sun Tavern and Mercers shop preserved for visitors. The town played a pivotal role in the Revolution and features a new Kenmore diorama and Jackson era exhibits. Located about 50 miles south of Washington along I 95 and U S 1 the info center on Princess Anne Street offers guides.

Fredericksburg George Washington Rappahannock Virginia Washington Betty Washington Lewis Kenmore Charles Richmond Alexandria Hugh Mercer Mercer Princeton N.J Fielding Lewis Lord Cornwallis George Weedon John Paul Jones America James Monroe White House Monroe Nishings Washington, D.C U.S. 1 Princess Anne Street

Indianapolis Desegregation Order Buses 6533 Black Students

Federal Judge S Hugh Dillin orders 6533 black pupils moved from Indianapolis public schools to eight Marion County suburban districts. Plan due by Oct 15. Suburban districts seek stay and appeal. Ruling aims to counter de jure segregation via Unigov boundaries. First group grades 1-9 reassigned. over three years 9,525 pupils. Washington and Pike excluded. Also halts Indianapolis Housing Authority public housing projects to curb segregation.

Indianapolis Dillin Unigov Marion County Washington Pike Townships

Monroe County Historical Society Meeting Explore 1840 Census

In Paris on July 28 the Monroe County Historical Society met at the courthouse with Ralph Gregory revealing census of 1840 details. Population then 9,550 with four towns Paris Florida Santa Fe and Clinton. Paris had 283 residents and Florida 282. No high schools, four grammar schools, 125 academies, 110 grammar schools, and the next meeting set for October.

Paris Monroe County Historical Society Ralph Gregory Florida Santa Fe Clinton North Fork Grammer Academies

Power Company Fined For Politicking in Missouri

Jefferson City Missouri AP officials of the Missouri Public Service Co ordered to pay over 28000 in fines for alleged illegal political contributions. The Missouri Supreme Court ordered payment based on a stipulation with the state attorney general. Danforth filed suit seeking to revoke the firm's charter over an alleged political slush fund tied to the Western Missouri Good Government Club. The utility denied legal violation while admitting some incidents occurred. The case involves salary deductions and a 1 percent pay raise connected to funding, with further appeals and political contributions noted.

Jefferson City Missouri Public Service Co Missouri Supreme Court Kansas City Atty John Danforth W. H. Bates Danforth Western Missouri Good Government Club Misssouri Public Service Commission Circuit Court Supreme Court Robert Seiler U.S Senate Sen Stuart Symington Club

Walpole Divided Over 200 Million Pulp Mill Plan

WALPOLE New Hampshire residents clash over a proposed 200 million dollar pulp mill from Parsons Whittemore. Supporters say taxes would fall and jobs rise, with Dartmouth researchers citing 500 jobs plus 200 to 400 more in the area. Opponents warn of air pollution and loss of tranquility and form Citizens for Walpole to fight the project. A zoning change and site choices, including Vermont options, remain unresolved as two factions press their case.

Walpole N.H Austin N. Stevens Citizens For Stevens Parson & Whittemore New York Dartmouth College Parsons & Whittemore Vermont Robert L. Graves

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A. W. Freyer Wellsville Christian Church Freyer William Brandenburg Old Christian Church Old Baptist Church Don Brown East Hudson Fred Menz East Water Earl Yelton Clay Street Leslie Osborn HUD St. Louis Tom Dewitt Kay Paris Tim Scott Centerville Ohio Kevin Keith Harry Houf Keith Meyer Sheryl of Liberty Burton W. Smith Clara King Burton S. Smith and Sons George W. Bott Fred Dorman North Doctor's Hospital Columbus Mr. Bott Edith Conover Clarksburg Delmar Tate Mrs. Tate Delma Lou C.W. Conover Charles Conover David Conaver Maryland Heights Graham Bishop Orange Calif California Ron Lambert and Bob Harrison Boone County Hospital M.H. Harrison Ralph Bridgford Dennis Dunlap Ochis Snyder County Council Thomas Hendricks NorCal Hatton G. Edward Erdel East of Mexico Congressman Bill Hungate Capitol Building CB Radio Sales & Service FCC W. Monroe Historical Society Gregory W.J. Vanhuis Bill Scobee Sumter S Ed Nevins Elsie Vaughn Rex Carter Vandalia East Harold Vaughn San Diego James F. Ellis George Nevins FTD Florists Hawaii Monroe County Family Services F.A. Barnett James Reinhard Glenda Lou Moore James Leon Moore Edith Price Jimmy M. Price Reinhard Bonnie Ruth Durbin Everett Eugene Durbin Samuel Semple Moberly Elmer Lou Bradley W.H. Kimbrough Anna Teresa Buckmen Billy Dowell Linda Burts Paul W. Curtis Harald L. Ess Richard Hicks Stephen Joseph Harlow Gary Lee Hanson Michael Jackson Billy Sam Johnston Donald Johnston James Kirks Edna Larrine Mayfield Steven Leslie Ottwell Bruce Pease Ralph Dean Shoemaker H. Grady Warren Lula Mae Sutton Leta Mattingly Ronald Belt Bennie Faye Smith Arnold Ray Smith Carroll Blackwell Michale Eugene Harrison Marvin Nellis Wilson Ronald Gene Sage Sturgeon Raymond Russell Hardman Mildred Jean Roe Clarence Fred Seibuhr Evelyn Dunham Callao Millard Glen Miller Janet Lee Machell John L. Orr Arvella Heinecke Stoutsville David Ward Binda Ft. Madison Iowa Harry Carlton Spinar Clifton Hill Ronald W. Nute P.O. Box Metropolitan Lite New Yurk NY Toby & Susie Sponsor American Legion Power Company Antimill Air Park Missouri Vandalia Comm Vandalia, Missouri Farmers Grain & Livestock Hedging Corp 35Th Street Des Moines Citizens Savings Association Ae Ume Mexico, MO
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