Wellsville Personal News Highlights Local Club Events
Wellsville and neighboring towns shared regional Jaycee activities at Ranch-Roy-L, with Sedalia winning the travel trophy as 20 clubs were represented amid inclement weather. Wellsville Jets posted a season best 8-9 after a homer filled Monday game, while Mighty Mites faced rainouts due to rodeo field conflicts. An extended Alderson family reunion gathered relatives from Montgomery City to Mid Missouri, with attendees spanning Norfolk Virginia to Alabama.
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Middletown
Wellsville
Montgomery City
Diagcees
Ranch-Roy-L
Bobby Christian
Jerry Stewart
Chuck Jennings
Millie
Harold Debo
Leslie Maskey
Tom Oliver
Leland May
Wellsville Jets
Ricky Fischer
David Burwell
Steve Briscoe
Ricky
Mighty Mites
Perry
Tree Williams
John James Alderson
Virginia Dixon
Billy
Denny
William Barton
Tina
Annette
Norfolk
Terry Keithley
Jennifer Ann
Alabama
Barry Fitzgerald
St. Charles
Robert Barton
Curryville
Lowell Alderson
LeRoy Alderson
Roland Wortman
School Bus Schedule And Immunization Policy Details
The district outlines bus assignments and stops for K through 8 grade students. Immunization requirements include polio, smallpox, and diphtheria with exceptions noted for eligible children. Kindergarten pupils north of highways 54 and Scotts Corner will ride regular buses in the morning and the afternoon.
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Noor
Highway 54
Scott's
Stow
Stu
William Daly
Scotts
Immedi- Corner
Personal News From Vandalia 1966 Alumni and Local Staff
Social science graduate work begins for Vandalia resident as he nears a master's degree thesis. Betty Jean Young, a Johnston City alumna, studied at Southwest Baptist College and Oklahoma Baptist University before missionary work in Brazil with the SBC Foreign Mission Board. She later earned a BS in Education at the University of Missouri St. Louis and will teach English at a local high school. Waldo Roberts, a science teacher and aerospace engineer with Missouri ties, has taught in Cocoa Florida and Gallatin Missouri and now has a child, Julia, in first grade. George Stanley Briscoe, COE, graduated from Miami High School and attended Northeastern A&M and Northeastern University at Salina. Mrs. Kenneth Clithero and Mrs. Ruth Reetor visited in St. Charles with the Petersons. Leo Conse recovering from a heart attack at Audrain Hospital. Seitz Wa Vuecrro Waitue earned a BA in Industrial Arts Education in 1970. Mr Briscoe plans to teach industrial arts. Nabors Club met with Mrs. Gerald Lowrance hosting and a book review given by Mrs. Helen Gilmer. Next meeting at Mrs. Claude Blackmore’s home on September 8. the Mulherins were also present.
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Williams
Chidren
Betty Jean Young
Johnston City Township
Johnston City
Southwest Bapttist College
Bolivar
Oklahoma Baptist University
Jack Young
First Baptist Church
Vandalia
Brazil
Foreign Mission Board
Southern Baptist Convention
United States
University of Missouri
Aerospace Engineering
Columbia
Roberts
Rae
Brst
Lisa
Brian
Ing
Cocoa
Fla
Gallatin
Julia
George Stanley Bris
Coe
Miami High School
Miami
Okla
Northeastern A&m Junior College
North
Enstom Gata Salina Urban Ha
Kenneth Clithero
Ruth Reetor
St. Charles
Ted Peterson
Ellen Peterson
Leo Conse
Audrain Hospital
Seit Wa Vuecro Waitue
Briscoe
Naborly
Nabors Club
Gerald Lowrance
Lowrance
Helen Gilmer
Murray McAfee
Claude Blackmore
Disability Benefit Increase Signed by Nixon
President Nixon signed a $3.2 billion bill boosting disability benefits for veterans by 1 percent. The measure exceeds his request by $218 million and will be offset by spending reductions at several agencies, including the Atomic Energy Commission. The president said the move helps two million disabled veterans catch up to living costs.
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Washington
Nixon
Atomic Energy Commission
Equal Rights Bill May Be Slowed by Senate Panel Action
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved a motion by Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. to seek permission for hearings on a constitutional amendment guaranteeing equal rights for women. The panel's action comes as it weighs how to advance the measure amid broader Senate leadership considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Judiciary Committee
Macre
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Senate
Senate committee to act by September 19
The panel scheduled action by Sept 19 as Sen Birch Bayh objects, calling for hearings unnecessary. Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield had previously secured unanimous consent to bypass the committee, and the amendment already lists 83 sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate
Westmoreland Calls War Abhorrent and Unjust
Gen William C Westmoreland Army chief of staff told the St Louis Carpenters District Council that war is the most abhorrent of human undertakings and it is cynical to photose the military as advocates of war He warned that critics who protest loudly risk crippling the officer corps and the flow of educated citizens into the service
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ST. Louis
William C. Westmoreland
Army
Vietnam
Westmoreland
St.Louis
Carpenters’ District Council
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Mislen
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Western Illinois University
Frank Mulherin
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Dale
FBI
Ladies’ & Children’s
U.S
KEDS
Pan
U.S. Keds
High
N. Jefferson
Blattner’s
Spruce
Highlander Center
Iris
W. Monroe
Narragansett Mfg. Corp
Opportunities For Growth
Narragansett
Mfg. Corp
Carpenter St
Moberly
Farmers & Laborers Co-op Insurance Association
E. Monroe
Louise Collens
Pearl
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