Wellsville Zoning Explained At Hearing
Wellsville held a public hearing at city hall on zoning to guide growth to 1990. Henry Galetschky of the Missouri Extension Office explained plans, four districts, and the aim to protect property values with simple regulations and annual reviews. Next planning meeting announced and paving bids awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Wellaville
Henry Galetachky
Missouri Extension Office
Galetschky
Columbia Paving Co
Chester Brass Company
Hannibal
Missouri Petroleum of
St. Louis
Catholic Church
Middletown Road
Burlington Road
East Locust
East Street
Third Street
Gamma Road
Wells Villa
Don Shoup
Corporation
M. W. Berger
Naomi
United Methodist-Presbyterian Education
D. C. Lehnen
Charles Deiter
Henry Kraftzeck
Richard Oliver
Daughters
Columbia
Stanley Jones
Arnold, Mo
Henry Judemann
Pine Lawn
All Normal Schools To Open Aug 30 in Kingdom City
North Callaway R-1 Superintendent Earl Brown announces district wide reopening on Monday August 30 1976. New students should bring birth certificates and enroll now. principals list contact numbers. School day runs 6:30 to 3:11 at high and 6:30 to 3:30 at three elementary schools with lunch served first day. Individual student pictures September 1, buses follow last year routes, and athletic physicals by Dr. A H Domann August 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingdom City
Earl Brown
North Callaway
Terry Cain
Auxvasse
Ronald Cope
Hatton-McCredie
Joe Crain
Williamsburg
Monroe McCall
Halleen
Igh
Auxvapse
A. H. Domann
Enday
Domann
18 Year Olds Win New Privileges Under Law
Missouri law expanding rights for 18 year olds takes effect, enabling voting, court actions, and corporate board eligibility. The measure also raises penalties for crimes with deadly weapons, extends public defender coverage, and mandates accessibility upgrades in parks and public spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri
Small Claims Courts
Public Defender Commission
Public Defender
Muny Opera trip highlights local group attendance
R-6 FTA Goes To Muny Opera in St Louis on Friday night August 6. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Sterling Holbrook and several Clarkston family members, plus Debby joining. The piece also covers a Happy Hustlers meeting August 12 with Norma Ellis leading pledges and a program on the Metric System, plus a birthday party for Peggy Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laddonia
Re6
FTA
Muny Opera
St. Louis
Yul Brynner
Sterling Holbrook
Abner Clarkston
Dale Clarkston
Debby Clarkston
Connie Douglas
Elsie Nitcher
Marcia Mitchell
Delana Murphy
Karla Phears
Kim Burns
Mary Bishop
Debbi Joiner
Kerri Duthbert
Happy Hustlers Community Club
Jess Beshears
Sue Bell
John Albus
Jay Beshears
Norma Ellis
Coy Wilson
America
Logene Thomson
Kalamazoo
Mich
Albus
George Tiller Sr
Francis Ells
Norma
Robert L. Ellis
Bobby
Wallaston
Mass
Essie Filis
Dennis Wright
Beth
Robert F. Ellis
Peggy
Paula
Peggy Ellis
Twenty two from R-6 join state ag tour at Dester
About 1000 attendees from across the state took part in an agricultural tour at Dester. During a noon luncheon, women on the tour enjoyed a 200 year style show sponsored by the Mississippi County Cotton Farm Wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R4 Young Farmers Chapter
Dester
Mississippi County Cotton Farm Wives
Farber Festival Honors Miss Bicentennial Queen and Parade
The Farber Bicentennial celebration crowned Miss Bicentennial as queen with Jance Francis as second runner up and Diane Hull as first runner up. The parade featured Paul Revere on horseback, church bells, and numerous float and talent show winners. Dignitaries included Mayor Don Crow and Rep. D.R. Osborne, with community awards for children, babies, and horse and antique car entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farber
Jance Francis
Diane Hull
Kim Tipton
Brenneman
Vandalia
Kelly Allen
Dinah Bent
Brenda Force
Valerie Force
Paul Revere
Waldo Roberts
J.W. Hooke
Don S. Crow
D.R. Osborne
Monroe City
Grand Marshall
Rep
Osborne
Bob Howard
Elsberry
Harriet Woods
St. Louis
CBC
Missouri
Lottie Gress
Tri-County Nursing Home
Tom Turpin
Clay Greenplate
Chris Hayes
Denise Branatetter
Michelle Elzea
Darrel Ball
Brad Elzea
Darin
Lisa Holbrook
Raymond Sutton
Brad Rathburn
Gregg Love
Bob Johnson
Billy Prior
Betsy Ross
Teresa Holbrook
Cynthia Williams
Front St
Toni Deichman
Bettie Hull
Susie Finley
Center
Valerie Fores
Karen Stubblefield
Lynn Wright
Clifford Hayes
Eddie Bent
Glenn Forman
Ray Hull
Charlie Bill Crow
Harold Doebelin
Stephen Forman
Talbert
Shad
Shane
Sheila Morris
Joni Teague
Tony Teague
Judy Carlson
Jim
Ruth Day
Glenn
Freeda Forman
Mackey
Adamson
Branstetter
Michelle Nutt
Lynn Flowers
Doug Williams
Scott Greenplate
Teresa Nichola
Cindy Girard
Carol Day
Debbie Branstetter
Tracy Crow
Jason Utterback
Shad Talbert
Raemona Sutton
Marcella Finley
Scott Love
Kevin Williams
Darin Greenplate
Jill Tipton
Teresa Nichols
Dwayne Hull
Shawn
Johnny Thurman
Montgomery City
Kristy
Breezy
Mike Kirkpatrick
Christy
Charles Suddarth
Chris
Scott
Randall Smith
Michael
Don Nichols
Derek
Bobby Kesler
Laddonia
Janelle
Jerry Epperson
Heather
Harold Williams
Brandy
Sam Fitzpatrick
Sean
Don Sprouls
Brandon
James Elzea
Troy
Buddy Wieberg
Martinsburg
Diane
Angie
Larry Finley
Audra
Leroy Rathburn
Nora Brewer
Polly Perk
Carol Girard
Phil Roberts
Reva Terry
Dale Nichols
Tobe Jackson
Wellsville
Bert Francis
Mexico
Valerian Elkel
Gale Stewart
Charles Jackson
Jack Williams
Many Show 4-H Swine Of Various Breeds
4-H members showcased many breed hogs at last week's fair. Results list Lightweight barrow winners and place notes for Hogs across weight classes with numerous names, teams, and colors noted for blue, red, and champion titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrow
Cheryl Davis
Fulton
Amy Henderson
B&g Hustlers
James Sappington
F&l
Mike Henderson
Richard Davis
Mike Nordwald
Molino Musketeers
Barry Nordwald
Cherry Henderson
Elizabeth Henderson
B&g
Hustlers
Marga Nowlin
Greg Fort
Melody Martins
Brad Talley
Bryan Talley
Laurie Behlman
Busy Beavers
Mark Fort
Sow
James Kerr
Mexico
Chester
John Householder
Reggie Householder
Hampshire
Laurie Behrman
Randy Jobe
Amy, Henderson
Kris Kroeger
F&l Hustlers
Karl Kroeger
Ralls R-2 to Open August 2 With District Schools
Registration starts Monday for Perry R-2 schools serving Mark Twain Senior and Junior High Center New London and Perry Elementary. Barge traffic in St. Louis slowed as the Mississippi River dropped to a four year low. one way traffic was set between Eads Bridge and Jefferson Barracks Bridge, with dredging planned. Registration details for Mark Twain High School outline class schedules and times for grades 12 through 6, with buses running on normal morning times and dismissal around 2:30 to 2:45 p.m. Insurance forms due by September 8 1976.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Ralla County
Mark Twain
Center
New London
ST. Louis
Mississippi River
U.S. Coast Guard
Eads Bridge
Midtown St. Louis
Jefferson Barracks Bridge
Coast Guard
Leon E. McKinney
New St. Louis
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Mark Twain High School
Frank Withrow
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Planning Commission
Galetachky
Robert Brace
Commission
Hugh Lehnen
Navy
Great Lakes
Hugh
Spain
State of
James Frazer R.N
Coldwell Nursing Home
Yang Kum Smith
Helen McMillan
Dorothy Snarr
Virginia Jackson
Dana Watts
Frazer
Eileen Seckler
Paul Grosswiler
Mugsouri
U.S
Mutual Life Corporations
Lfe
Peru
Doora
State Board of Education
The
Coordinating Board For Higher Education
By Norma Ellis
Take
Holsman
Raymond Roberts
Donald Morris
Dodge
Carroll Hollensteiner
Middletown
Harold George Mexico
Jim Bannister
John Deere
Jim Ban
Yorkshire
Jason ‘Henry
Strother
Jason Henry
John McBride
Larry McBride
Low
January Boar
Chester White
Moe Brolyer
Cechaera
Phillips
E. Whitley
Martha Eckley
LPN
Mississippi
King Site Wallet Creative
Kodak
Ghandra
Grandma
George Wilkerson
E. Holt
Barnes & Barnes
S. Jefferson St
Wilkerson Property
Lakenaw Barnes
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