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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1974

Page

6

Marvin Houstons Named Monroe Farm Family of 1974

The Monroe County Extension Council selected the Marvin Houston family of Holliday as Monroe County Farm Family 1974. They farm 575 acres with 335 owned and 240 rented, grow corn and soybeans, raise 25 sows and 30 beef cows, and are active in 4-H and Mt. Zion Lutheran Church. Family members include Mike, Brad, Lynn, Lori, Gina, and Joyce, with community service by Marvin and Bonhie Houston.

Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Moberly Marvin Mike U.S. Navy Coral Sea San Francisco Calif Brad University of Missouri, Columbia Hallsville Lynn Paris High School Lori Paris High Gina Holliday Joyce Woodlawn Club Houston Monroe County Extension Council Bonhie Holliday School Pta

Mary Galloway To Head Laddonia Sunshine Club

Mary Galloway was elected president of the Laddonia Sunshine Circle Club at a meeting hosted by her. Duane Whitehead became vice president and Oleta McCown secretary-treasurer. A luncheon preceded the meeting led by Frank Stemmley in the president’s absence. Gifts, contests, and future meeting plans plus Harvest Festival Queen contest details and local civic activities followed.

Laddonia Sunshine Circle Club Mary Galloway Galloway Duane Whitehead Oleta McCown Frank Stemmley Mary Bailey Feral Anson Whitehead Charles Garnett N. K. Deaver Victor Pohlman Kenneth Howell Frank Whaley Ross Thompson Bob Lechliter John Bleyer Hannibal Ray Ball Flossie Bodine Roy Jones Roy Johnston Leslie Parks John Ramsey Legion Boys State Warrensburg Girls State Columbia Estelle Wills Legion Hall Veteran's Melvin Beatty Toby and Susie Bert Dexter

30 Entries In R-6 FFA Tractor Pull

The Community R-6 FFA chapter held its annual tractor pull Thursday night at the American Legion Hall in Laddonia. There were 30 entries in the event. The pull was preceded by a tractor rodeo won by Carl Aulbur. Winners across weight classes include Steve Mitchell, Ronnie Deimeke, Mike Remley in 0-1000. Tom Becker, Alvin Schafer, Carl Aulbur in 4501-5500. Richard Fendrick in 5501-7000. Larry Hoyt, Tim Gieseker in 7001-9000. Larry Hoyt, Tim Gieseker, Marty Bertels in 9001-12000. Randy Doh, Tim Gieseker, Gary Stuckenschneider in 12001-13000. Gary Stuckenschneider, Bob Cope, Tim Gieseker in 13001-15000. Tim Gieseker, Gary Stuckenschneider, Bob Cope in 15001 and over.

R-6 FFA American Legion Richard Fendrick Mike Remley Alvin Schafer Carl Aulbur Larry Hoyt Tim Gieseker Marty Bertels Randy Doh Gary Stuckenschneider Bob Cope

Missouri Tops U.S. Zinc Production Again in 1973

Missouri regained the national zinc production lead for 1973, with 82,350 tons mined, the highest since 1917. Over half a century since the state led, output rose due to a 33 percent increase and mine closures in New York and Tennessee, with St Joe Minerals Corp. as a major contributor. Prices rose from 14.6 to 20.6 cents per pound in 1973, surging after price controls ended.

Rolla Missouri Wallace B. Howe Department of Natural Resources New York Tennessee Tri-State U.S Joplin Picher Oklahoma Kansas Swalley St. Joe Minerals Corp U. S

Wellsville P and Z Hears Planning Specialist

Wellsville Planning Commission received guidance from Henry Galetschky of the University of Missouri as the voice of the people. He urged citizen involvement in city projects and noted the panel works with the city council. The next meeting is September 19 with training information distributed and local officials planning to take a correspondence course.

Wellsville Boonslick Reginal Planning Commission Wellsville Commission Mike Shire Civera Crouch Robert Brace Commission Charles Callier Boonslick Jim Mayhew University Extension Service

Attic Storage Boom In Chicago Suburbs

Chicago suburbs see over three million square feet of attic space converted to standalone mini warehouses. Rates run 2.50 to 3.75 per square foot annually, averaging 18 to 38 dollars monthly for small to large spaces. Targeted at renters and owners lacking attics or basements, the trend helps store boats, gear, and gifts.

Chicago TAP Ray Hitchcock O’brien Engineering Co Hitchcock

How They Voted on Transit Subsidy Motion

Washington area congressmen split on a motion to delete federal operating subsidies from the mass transit bill. The attempt failed 202-197 with Democrats listed as opposing the subsidy cut. The report also notes a real estate trend with small rental units and O'Brien's plan to build three million square feet of miniwarehouses planned within three years.

Washington Roy Kansas Burlison Hungate Tcord Litton Randall Missouri Jarman, Jones and Steed Oklahoma

Rev Mike Crouch of Paris Ordained In Iowa Church

Paris reports Rev Mike Crouch pastor of First Christian Church in Paris was ordained at Adell Iowa with B G Hufty of Paris aiding as ordinating elder. Attendees from Paris included B G Hufty Ross Thompson Glenwood Mitts Danny Tanzey Glen Bryan Joan Gay Flossie Gray Patricia Sears Diane Skinner and E J Infield. Summer community items follow with bus trip, hospital note and local club reports.

Paris Mike Crouch First Christian Church At Adell Iowa B. G. Hufty Ross Thompson Glenwood Mitts Danny Tanzey Glen Bryan Joan Gay Flossie Gray Patricia Sears Diane Skinner E. J. Infield

Personal News Of Perry By Forda Campbell

Local Perry notes recount Kiwanis ice cream social on election night at Main Street lot and a busy August schedule highlighted by OATS bus trips to New London and Sedalia, Lifesaving course in Perry, church ministry leaders in Florida, Baptist women gatherings, Perry Presbyterian Church sermon by James W. Williams, and funeral services for Mrs. Margaret E. Waterston with a local pallbearer list.

Perry Kiwanis Club Main Street Perry OATS Ralls County Senior Citizens Senate Lion’s Building New London Sedalia Pat Malia Red Cross Margaret E. Waterston C. D. Howell John Moseley Sherman, Il Robert Berry Monroe City Jack Moseley Everett Dooley Gordon Kerr Bill Sheridan

Benton City Girl Is Honor Graduate

Janice Marie Hackman, daughter of Russell Hackman of Benton City, graduated cum laude with a B M E degree Aug 9 at Northeast Missouri State University Kirksville. She is listed in Who's Who Among American Universities and Colleges and belonged to Alpha Phi Sigma Sigma Alpha Iota NEMO Singers Lambda Dames Symphonic Wind Ensemble Marching 100 Plus Clarinet Choir Aeolian Club College Chorus and Psychology Club.

Janice Marie Hackman Russell Hackman Benton City Northeast Missouri State University Kirksville Miss Hackman Alpha Phi Sigma Sigma Alpha Iota Nemo Singers Lambda Dames Aeolian

Farber News Highlights Family Visits and Reunions

Mrs. James Smith and daughters Sharon and Janet return from Chattanooga for a visit with her mother Mrs. G C Frazier. Mr. and Mrs. J D Tully back from Hot Springs Arkansas trip visiting relatives en route home via Silver Dollar City. Fred Miller returns from a month in Pasadena Texas with Jim Miller family. James Ellis of St. Louis visits parents in Farber and attends Van-Far High School 1959 class reunions. Eugene Larkin and Karen Windsor wed in Roseville Illinois, with cousins John Larkin Matt Tully and Donald Roche visiting.

J.D. Tully Hot Springs Ark Tully Minnie Allison Lee Floyd Silver Dollar City Fred Miller Pasadena Texas Jim Miller James Linda James Ellis St. Louis George Ellis Jan Jeff Ellis Ellis Farber Jim Tully Perry Eugene Larkin Karen Windsor Roseville John Larkin Matt Tully Donald Roche

Problems of the Aging theme drew Maple Grove unit meeting

Odessa Stidham led a Maple Grove United Methodist Women program on aging with help from Munson Armstrong Yager Baker James and others. Oshorne Stidham presided, a quilt top was donated to the Lord's Acre Sale, and future plans were set for Sept 10. A Cub Pack 90 activity was canceled and details given. Also report on WPFA convention in Columbia and local attendance.

Ellis Fischer Hospital Columbia Baptist Children's Home Bridgeton Merle Parker Cleo Sexton Centralia Odessa Stidham Maple Grove United Methodist Russell Armentrout Stidham Harry Munson James Armstrong Eva Lee Yager H. O. Baker Stanley Yager Clyde James Oshorne Stidham Larry Mann

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