Notice of Sheriff Sale and Probate Hearings in Audrain County
Public notice records an in partion sheriff sale of Audrain County real estate to satisfy a decree from July 1972 with description of multiple plots and railroad lines, followed by lists of probate actions including letters testamentary, administration with will annexed, guardianship appointments, and final settlements in the Audrain County Probate Court with dates in July and August 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court OF
Avdrain County
Securi
Edward Taylor
Julia Taylor
Buna Mae Taylor
Edith May Carter
Cecil Carter
Katherine Conrad
George Conrad
Marvin Taylor
David Taylor
Henry Taylor
Clarence Taylor
Alice Taylor
Raymond Taylor
Shirley Taylor
Circuit Court
Audrain County
Missouri
Audrain Cou
Audrain
State of
Twill
Audrain County Court House
City of
Mexico
County of
Count Aculanin
Estate of Eugene A Wieschhaus probate record
In Audrain County Missouri the last will of Eugene Anthony Wieschhaus was admitted to probate on July 27, 1972. John J Wieschhaus was appointed executor of the decedent estate and his contact details include 429 Orchid Apt 1 Centralia MO 647-2474 with attorney Jerome W Seigfreid of Edwards Seigfreid Runge Hodge.
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Missouri
Audrain
Audrain County
Mexico
Julia Azdell
Arthur B. Taylor
Julia Ardell
West Walnut St
Independence
Kenneth H. Taylor
Taylor and Taylor
West Walnut Street
Bernice Adams
Missour
Aaugu
Ollie B. Cl
Ollie B. Clark
Jane C. Farnen
Promenade
Everett S. van Matre
van Matre & van Matre
E. Promenade
Carrie Kircher
Andy Runge
Guardian
Jackson Street
E. Jackson St
Eugene Anthony Wieschhaus
John J. Wieschhaus
Orchid Apt. 1
Centralia
Jerome W. Seigfreid
Edwards, Seigfreid, Runge & Hodge
Local address and contact line from outdated notice
Readable fragment lists 123. Jackson Street Mexco and phone 581-2211 with a seal note and classified code 183-4F-¢ on the page fragment. The text lacks full context but preserves the street, city, and contact number as printed.
Macy Quits As CPB President
John W. Macy Jr. has quit as president of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting amid disagreements with the White House. He left by October 15 after more than two years, with Nixon vetoing a $155 million two year bill and House action adding a $45 million one year appropriation plus $10 million for construction. No successor announced.
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Washington
John W. Macy Jr
Corporation For Public Broadcasting
White House
Macy
Nixon
Corporation
House Commerce Committee
CPB
Paul McCartney Questioned Over Marijuana Intercept
Police in Goteborg Sweden questioned Paul McCartney his wife Linda and his Wings drummer for nearly four hours after intercepting about a half pound of marijuana addressed to a member of the former Beatle's group.
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Goteborg
Sweden
Paul McCartney
Linda
The
Wings
Eagleton Returns to St Louis amid McGovern bid
Senator Thomas F. Eagleton greeted by about 1000 supporters at Lambert Airport in St Louis on his first hometown appearance since withdrawing as Democratic VP nominee. He praised Missouri backing, vowed to work for McGovern, and thanked the crowd for their kindness, saying history will not overlook him. He planned to stay in St Louis then proceed to Kansas City.
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ST. Louis
Thomas F. Eagleton
Harry S. Truman
Eagleton
Lambert St. Louis International Airport
Washington
George McGovern
Adlai Stevenson
Tom
McGovern
Missouri
Edward L. Dowd
St. Louis County
Martin S. Greenberg
Robert Young
St. Ann
Kansas City
Mt Olivet Homecoming at Vandalia Church
Mt Olivet Presbyterian Church in Vandalia invites all to a homecoming on Sunday August 20 with a basket dinner at 1230 p m drinks provided by the church and a 2 p m program featuring a hymn sing and dedication of a pulpit Bible in memory of Mrs Earl Butts Dr William Seath of Eldon will be guest speaker
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Mt. Olivet
Mid Missouri Sports Medicine Conference Held
The first Mid-Missouri Sports Medicine Conference was held this week at Audrain Medical Center with about thirty coaches and PE instructors from Mexico and nearby schools. Speakers included Dr. Raymond Hogue on conditioning, Dr. Leonard Davis on ankle and knee injuries, Dr. Warren Sights on head and neck injuries, and Larry Mack on athletic equipment. Arrangements were by Duane Rankin and Dr. Ekern. Reaction was favorable and another conference is planned for next year.
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Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Raymond Hogue
University Medical Center
Columbia
Leonard Davis
Warren Sights
Larry Mack
H.P. Ekern
Duane Rankin
Ekern
Welfare Roll Shrinks with Birth Rate
California birth rates have fallen sharply due to liberalized abortion law, leading to smaller welfare rolls. Kingsley Davis of UC Berkeley notes fewer children become welfare dependents through Aid to Dependent Children and foster programs.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Kingsley Davis
University of California
International Population and Urban Research Center
Berkeley
Area Head Start Chief Resigns in Mid Missouri
Robert Joplin executive director of the Human Development Corporation announced the resignation of Head Start director James Crawford due to an acute heart condition requiring hospitalization. Wynna Faye Elbert will serve as acting director while the policy council sets recruitment procedures and a new director is sought.
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Robert Joplin
The
Human Development Corporation
James Crawford
HDC
Joplin
Wynna Faye Elbert
Moberly votes down city sales tax
MOBERLY The official vote defeated a proposed city sales tax for Moberly by 2101 to 1958. The city election was held Tuesday at the primary election.
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Moberly
Mexico Audrain Bookmobile Schedule Next Week
The Mexico Audrain County Library released a weekly bookmobile plan. It visits Carter Bean Creek Beagles Rivers Salt River Cedar Grove Benton City Martinsburg Hiway R-3 Rush Hill Garfield Jackson with morning and afternoon slots across Monday to Friday.
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Mexico-Audrain County
Carter
Bean Creek
Beagles
Rivers
Salt River
Cedar Grove
Benton City
Martinsburg
Hiway R
Rush Hill
Garfield
Jackson
Missouri primary falls short of 1936 record
Jefferson City AP says Missouri’s 1940 primary total will miss the 1936 record by about 26 thousand votes. Estimates show 900,841 ballots counted with 5,000 absentee ballots uncounted. James C. Kirkpatrick led with 452,000 votes, and the constitutional amendment drew 453,000. Official canvass planned Aug. 24 to Sept. 1.
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Jefferson City
Lecy
James C. Kirkpatrick
Missouri
Kirkpatrick
Associated Press
Campvention Opens At Sedalia With 4000 Campers Expected
SEDALIA Mo AP a campvention of the National Camping and Hiking Association central west region draws more than 4000 campers with nearly 500 units on site and over 1000 more expected for the opening Friday The Missouri State Fair follows the next weekend running Aug 18 to 27 Miss Missouri Fair contestants arrive Aug 17 for three days of judging in grooming poise talent and gowns.
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Sedalia
National Camping and Hiking Association
Central-West
Missouri Fairgrounds
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Chicago and Alton Railroad
Chicago and Alton Railway
J. A. Lea
John C. Taylor
Fifty-two
Matthew Thompson
R. H. Goodin
Seid Brchend
Ae County Survey
Harold D. Sulgrove
Ernest 5. Gantt
Ernest S. Gantt
Margery N. Gantt
Ernest
George H. J. Sandfort
Jackson St
Otto H. Sandfort
Dave and
Arlene Kelsay
Mexco
McCartney
the Mice
Shell Store
Liberty Mexico, MO
EAGLE
EAR Fantastic
Rnr
Ana Eek
Athletic Health Conference
A&b Prescription
Rex Johnson
Motor Bank
Commerce Bank
West Jackson
Liberty
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