Real Estate Transfers Across Several Missouri Towns
A series of property transfers in Mexico Vandalia Laddonia Mart insburg and nearby areas show multiple buyers and sellers. Transactions include Lott parcels in Dillard's addition Jefferson Street with Huffman to Barrow, and Briggs to Phears in Block 19 Original Town of Laddonia. Other deeds move Wilkin sons additions Mexico and Vandalia parcels between Evans Phears Nelson Wilkinson Foreman Brauer and Kent. Several lots in Bassford and Sparks additions transfer to named grantees with detailed acreages and tract descriptions.
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Dillard
Mexico
Jefferson St
Larry B. Huffman
Marion P. Huffman
Lettice Eugene Barrow
Ola Belle Barrow
Laddonia
Charles W
Bonnie L. Evans
Clayton A
Bonnie J. Phears
Wilkinson
Ralph Ray
Mary Bell Nelson
Patricia Lou
Joseph Tom Wilkinson Sr
Jeffries
Forrest G
Lula C
Foreman
Charles W. Brauer
Gallaher-Kent Arcadia Subdivision
Denton W
Marilyn S. Lewis
Roy W. Kent
Southmor
Southmor Drive
Robert W. Fross
Carl Richard
Cora E. Heiser
Bula Strother
Vandalia
Chester R
Billie E. Johnson
Charles
Mrs. Coons
City of
Charles L. Cockelreas
Mary Brogan Cockelreas
R. O
Margaret H. Worrell
R. Orlando Worrell
Bassford
Hal Owen
Shirlie Ann Jones
Margaret E. Jesse
Luther R. Sims
LaVerne A. Elder
Fatil R. Atkins
Mrs. Sparks
Walter G. Andatherine W. Staley
John H
Donna J. Cottey
Mmexico
Josephine O'Brien
Eugene L. Lang
Edward L. Lang
Dale Gaylord
Eugenia Raleigh
Joe G
Lora M. Clithero
Gallaher-Kent
Arcadia Subdivision
Roy W
Blanche P. Kent
William L
Joan M. Johnson
Hunters Addition
M. Emogene Schlager
Leonard L
Priscilla M. Davis Jr
Margaret Greene
Virgie Rogers
Wonneman
G. David
Catherine Bailey
Nina Andrews
Pearson
Roy
Priscilla S. Creasey
Roy Creasey
Crigler
Martinsburg
Mary Darlene
George Lee Minx
Donna Sue Swaim
Utterback
Anna Belle Rife
Geneva Myers
Wetterau Foods Posts 11 Percent First Quarter Gain
Wetterau Foods Inc reports 11.4 percent sales rise for the first 13 weeks of fiscal 1972 ending July 3 1971. Net earnings climb 14.8 percent to 1 161 530 or 36 cents a share from 1 012 084 and 31 cents a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetterau Foods, Inc
Oliver G. Wetterau
Ted C. Wetterau
Dickey Named Territory Manager for Hales and Hunter
William T. Dickey is appointed territory manager for Hales and Hunter at Marshall by regional manager Jack Hartwick. A Orrick native, Dickey joined last May with grain sales experience and resides at 609 East Monroe Street. Hales and Hunter makes Red Comb and Pioneer feeds as a subsidiary of Cargill, Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Dickey
Hales and
Hunter Feed Company
Hales
Hunter
Jack Hartwick
Marshall
Dickey
Orrick
E. Monroe
New Homes on Olive Arcadia
City Building Inspector Taylor Sewell lists permits for two new houses in Mexico. Westenhaver Construction Co. will build at 615 S Olive St for Hazel Gregory at 12000 dollars and at 1415 Arcadia St for David Penn at 18000 dollars. Additional permits cover a storage shed, a fence, a retaining wall, signs, a raze, and a reroof for various owners and costs.
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Mexico
Taylor Sewell
Westenhaver Construction Co
S. Olive St
Hazel Gregory
Arcadia St
David Penn
Gordon Aird
Quantico Rd
Gertrude van Vacter
Abat St
Steelman Construction Co
Bennington St
Wayne Botcourt
LaCrosse Lumber Co
E. Liberty St
Frank Johns
Union St
Mexico Housing Authority
Bryan Webber
N. Jefferson St
Vault- Since 1971 Mod Shop Opens in Mexico
Tim Hagan opens The Vault off the square at 115 B. Jackson St featuring a three foot thick vault with steel doors and a combination lock. The shop offers jeans and casuals aimed at young men and expanding lines from Wright and HIS with bold orange and green decor and a walk in vault for "wild stuff" like bright knit shirts. Dale Cone manages hours from noon to 7 or 8:90 p.m. depending on day, and the store aims to evolve with fashion trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Tim Hagan
B. Jackson St
Tim
Dale Cone
Wright
$145 Cash Awards Top Employees
Centralia eight A. B. Chance Co. workers earned $145 in cash awards for improvements they suggested. Top winners were Riley Barton of Paris with $67.50, Lonnie Elsbury of Madison $22.50, Bill Branham of Centralia $20, and A. E. Fair of Centralia $15. Five-dollar awards went to Robert Powell of Mexico, R. C. Webb of Moberly, and Ann Beasley and Larry Walker of Centralia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
A. B. Chance Co
Riley Barton
Paris
Lonnie Elsbury
Madison
Bill Branham
A. E. Fair
Robert Powell
Mexico
R. C. Webb
Moberly
Ann Beasley
Larry Walker
Handy Hints From Cousin Leo Solve Loose Knob Problems
Handy hints warn that dresser or cupboard knobs often loosen. Suggest cutting two washers from fine sandpaper and placing them back to back over the knob screw between the knob and door front. WESTLAKES offers simple solutions to many complicated problems. Come browse Willin i.
Chance to Operate Hialeah Plant After Rhino Acquisition
A. B. Chance Company will buy Rhino Products Inc assets in a cash deal to operate the Hialeah Florida plant within its Pitman Manufacturing division. Rhino, payer of insulator washers and mobile utility equipment, employs 26 people with about 500000 in annual sales. Arvo Ceepo, Rhino founder, will join Chance as plant manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
A. B. Chance Company
Rhino Products, Inc
Hialeah
Florida
Chance
Nathan A. Toulson
Rhino
Chance Company
Pitman Manufacturing Company
Arvo Ceepo
Chance Organization
Bright Ideas Payoff Highlights Centralia Company Workers
Centralia's Bright Ideas program shows 133 hits in 452 suggestions through July 1 with about one third earning cash awards. Top contributor is Shannon Adams of Centralia with 12 accepted ideas totaling 265 dollars. The largest payout this year was 150 dollars to Ronald Barnes of Thompson. In Kahoka, Ralph Eckles promotes Robert Schutte to loan officer and agricultural representative after Schutte's B S in business and agriculture from Northeast Missouri State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
B. Chance Company
Shannon Adams
South Rollins
Adams
Ronald D. Barnes
Route 1
Thompson
Barnes
Allen Street
Kahoka
Ralph A. Eckles
Exchange Bank of
Beaver as Rebuilder of Natural Resources In Landscaping
The article extols the beaver for shaping land and water systems by building dams and altering erosion. It argues beavers foster fertile land through natural water management and highlights soap and refined water as helpers in protecting water resources and delivering gentler cleaning and fresher tap water.
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