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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1972

Page

9

Paris City approves 25 percent water rate hike

Paris officials voted at the August council session to raise city water rates by 25 percent effective on the September bill and to glow a water district. The meeting covered road sign functions, speed limits on trains, alley improvements behind J E Gill and Eddie Heathman properties, and a metal culvert. Social and community updates followed with Farm Bureau events, local clubs, and notable visits.

Paris Forest Peterson Kenneth Quinlin State Highway Department J.E. Gill Eddie Heathman

Farber Singspiration and community events in Farber

Farber hosted a Sunday community Singspiration at the Presbyterian Church with several churches presenting music and hymns despite warm weather. The new Farber Christian Church minister Hobart Scrogum and wife attended, and Mrs Scrogum sang a solo with Karen Stroker at the piano. The next Singspiration is set for November 12 at the Christian Church. The Farber Community Betterment Council will meet Saturday for its monthly session, urging community participation.

Farber Presbyterian Church Farber Christian Church Hobart Scrogum Scrogum Karen Stroker Christian Church

Weight Guessing at 4-H Fair Draws Wide Entries

A triple guessing contest at the 4-H Fair features a 1029 pound Charolais steer and a 1831 1/2 pound Yorkshire gilt from Ehrlich Farm. Winners include Linda Mitchell in the 14 and over steer division, Marty Hunt in 14 and under, and various top placements across ram and bicycle events. The Ehrlich and Vorhis farms are noted among owners, with multiple champions listed in senior and junior categories.

Raymond Snook Linda Mitchell Marline Doebelin Phil Brown Ellen Lierheimer Marty Hunt Brad Creel Sherry Smart Larry McBride Tammy Shoemaker Karla Sanders Ronald Hopkins Silver’s Farm Ehrlich Farm Laddonia Delbert Healy Susie Sanders Jodean Miller Korean Householder Donna Mudd Sarah Householder Carla Phears Hampshire Ram Vorhis Farm Hatton Bobby Givens Vee Vorhis Reggie Householder Fawn Talley Katheryn Householder Nora Lee Talley Martin Maxwell Jr Daren Ball Bobby Kohl Wally Stanford Alan Davenport Penny Travis Bruce

Centralia Mediodia Club Meets and Local Events

The Centralia Mediodia Business and Professional Women's Club held its bi monthly meeting at the Centralia Country Club with Mrs Harry Johnson presiding. Miss Janet Roth gave the invocation. An invitation from the Columbia BPW to attend a Sept 25 meeting was read. Political candidates will be guest speakers on the November ballot. A housewares party fund raiser was reported successful. The Mediodia group hosted a birthday party for Sherwood Arms Nursing Home patients.

Centralia Harry Johnson Mediodia Business and Professional Women’s Club Janet Roth Centralia Country Club Columbia Bpw Lester Lewis Mediodia Sherwood Arms Nursing Home Gary Lenz John Bowman Dale Doty W. C. Cox Mike Meyers

Centralia Hires Two Teachers For 1972 73

Centralia School Board hires Marilyn Wolfe and Carol Robinson to teach fourth grade at Chance elementary for the 1972 73 year. The board also awarded bids for milk bread and gasoline and discussed state textbook aid and lunch regulations.

Centralia Marilyn Wolfe Sweet Springs Carol Robinson Summersville Chance Robert Harris Central Dairy Holsum Bread Gulf Oil Charles Chrisman Chester Boren

Wranglers Win at Two Shows Across Weekend

Mexico Wranglers riders swept two horse shows with multiple firsts. At Brookfield Judy Bradford led in Barrel Race Pole Bending and Flag Race on Fancy Stick Pin while Ken Bradford placed in Flag Race on Skipper Cut. Fran Bosley earned English Hunt Pleasure wins and others across divisions. Sunday highlights at Marshall included Bob Muir and Fran Bosley winning in various classes. The Mexico Wrangler Horse Show returns this Sunday at the Fairgrounds starting 11 a.m. per secretary Nancy Arnold.

Mexico Jan Linneman Kathy Kay Ted Benskin Marshall Bob Muir Tarzan Fran Bosley Sassy Mizzou Harold Bosley Sharon Arnold Sue Rising Magic Janice Arnold Vickie Arnold Rebel Judy Bradford Ken Bradford Orville Linneman Betty Allen

MFA Convention Adopts Resolutions Toward Parity and Rural Vigor

Missouri and Midcontinent Farmers associations adopted resolutions urging parity for farmers in prices income and services, defending family farms from taxless competitors and corporate takeovers. They backed rural development, rail service restoration, world trade expansion, and continued USDA programs. They opposed converting Rural Electrification Administration functions and supported pay as you go toll highways and rural road upgrades. They called for improved rural health services and a trespass law with a lowered liability exemption.

Columbia Missouri and Midcontinent Farmers Associations National Farm Coalition U.S. Department Rural Electrification Administration Farmers Home Administration Economic Research Service Soil Conservation Service U.S. Department of Agriculture Executive Branch of Missouri

Maloney Accepts Teaching Post in Montgomery City

Michael Maloney has accepted a teaching position at the Immaculate Conception Elementary School in Montgomery City for the fall term starting August 28. He is a Northeast Missouri State graduate and the son of W G Maloney.

Michael Maloney Immaculate Conception Montgomery City Northeast Missouri State W.G. Maloney

Moberly Outdoor Art Show By Little Dixie Group

The Little Dixie Art Assn of Moberly will stage its annual outdoor art show and sale Sunday from noon to 5 PM on the south lawn of Community Memorial Hospital. Local artists have been invited to participate.

Little Dixie Art Assn., of Moberly Community Memorial Hospital

FFA Boys Plan Trip and Tractor Pull at Laddonia Grounds

SCOTT'S CORNER FFA Chapter hosts a busy week starting with a month’s business meeting and softball game, then a Thursday tractor pull open to the public at Laddonia American Legion Lodge 510 on Highway 64 south of Laddonia. Friday features a trip to the MFA Research Farm at Marshall and an afternoon visit to Arrow Rock State Park to see Tom Sawyer filming. 40 FFA members plus advisor Clarence Ray take part with fathers invited. The group will depart from the school at 6:30 a.m. and return about 6:30 p.m.

Scott's Corner FFA MFA Research Farm Marshall Monte Hanson Laddonia American Legion Highway 64 Laddonila Legion Hall MFA Arrow Rock State Park Martinsburg Clarence Ray Daryl Phears

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