Wellsville CP School To Open For Seventh Year
The Montgomery County Cerebral Palsy Training Center resumes sessions on Tuesday, Sept. 15, in the basement of the Wellsville United Methodist Presbyterian Church. Programs run Tuesdays and Fridays 9 to 11:30 a.m. for pre school and school age children. The center, supported by the United Cerebral Palsy of Missouri and local funds, operates with volunteers and no charge to families, who provide transportation. Contact Mrs. Lester Blackshaw or Mrs. Del Stevenson in Wellsville for enrollment details.
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Wellsville
Montgomery County
Lester Blackshaw
del Stevenson
Mike
Suzanne Griswold
Paris
Harry Bare
Montgomery Real Estate Transfers in Montgomery County
A compressed list shows numerous real estate transfers in Montgomery County including Bev Taylor to Alfred Winkel and Karen D. Boland to Harold M. Hayes. The entries cover various lots, sections, townships and rural parcels with buyers and locations such as Montgomery City Wellsville and Jonesburg as part of the transfers docket.
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Montgomery County
Bev Taylor
Alfred Winkel
Karen D. Boland
Harold M. Hayes
Hilda Baechelman
Erma Blaue
RGW
Ralph E. Elsenrath
Leslie Elsenrath
Virginia L. Berger
Otto F. Hendricks
Middletown
Lorene M. Schneider
Jane
E. McQuieri
Montgomery City
E. H. Bauer
Martha Gastler
Wellsville
Fred Kimmick
Ralph Ernest Ublaut
Juanita McVey
P.E. Nibbeler
Hogan
Rean
NorCal R-1 Milk Price Increase to Seven Cents
Kingdom City Missouri The R-1 North Callaway school district raises its extra milk price for pupils to seven cents a half pint after federal reimbursement for milk was halted. All school lunches still include a half pint of milk at no extra cost. Previously students could buy three cent extra milk. the board will reduce the price if federal aid returns.
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Kingdom City
North Callaway
L. W. Hobson
State Department of Education
Hobson
Alva Clem Rites Set for Sunday in Paris
Funeral services for Alva Clem age 63 of Paris, who died Thursday of a heart attack at his farm near Paris, will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at Paris First Baptist Church with Rev. Roy Kinder officiating. Burial follows in Walnut Grove Cemetery. Calling hours are at Agnew Funeral Home.
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Paris
Alva Clem
Roy Kinder
Paris First Baptist Church
Walnut Grove
Agnew
Ashland 63 Bypass To Open Monday
The state highway department will open the new Ashland Missouri bypass on US 63 at 11 am Monday. The 5 mile relocation between Columbia and Jefferson City cost 1,586,576 dollars and was contracted to Clarkson Construction Company of Kansas City in January 1969.
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Jefferson City
State Highway Department
Ashland
Columbia, Mo
Clarkson Construction Company
Kansas City
Richards Studies Computer Work
Dennis Richards a 1967 Maplewood High School graduate now of Middletown has been accepted for training at Electronic Computer Programming Institute of St. Louis announced today by director L Norman Deming. The course uses the school's IBM 360 computer system to prepare students for computer programming employment.
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Dennis ‘Richards
Maplewood High School
Middletown
Electronic Computer Programming Institute of
St. Louis
L. Norman Deming
Bowling Season Opens at Centralia Lanes with Openings
Centralia reads bowler signups as season begins at Bowl A Way Lanes. Openings exist for Ladies Wednesday afternoon, Thursday night ladies, and Friday Night mixed couples. The Friday start is at 6 30 p.m. Local events include Governors Day marching band activity and community notices.
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Es Ee Foust
Kansas
NPA
Sedalia
Centralia High School
Brookfields
Dekalb
Bradley Moore
Bill Reinhardt
Alfred Bohlmeyjer
Raymond Robison
Glen Squires
Ray Charles
Joe Townsend
Larry Pearson
Washington
Laddonia Library Circus Wraps Summer Reading Parade
The Laddonia Branch Library concluded its Summer Reading Program with a Circus Party at Laddonia City Park. Top readers included Terry Patton, Mark Lovelace, Gena Kauble, and Gerald Albus who were crowned Queens and Kings. Awards were given by Mrs. Kauble and 4-H Club helpers led activities such as spider races and a tug of war, with many children listed among readers and participants.
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Laddonia
Terry Patton
Mark Lovelace
Gena Kauble
Gerald Albus
Lori ,Hitz
Kerri McGrew
Helen Pope
Paula Clarke
Randy Strange
Terry Mayes
Dick Strange
Kelly Teague
Calvin McGrew
Mark Patton
Kauble
Ine ChWuiren
Joyce Bishop
Betty Hitz
Grace Gorman
Hilda Teague
Bertha Clarke
Norma Blackburn
Jackie Kauble
Lucky Leaf
Steven Patton
Patty Harris
Paul Wasson
Crystal Sutton
Jimmy Eastwood
Brian Erdel
Kathleen Bishop
Kim Harris
Gerry Albus
Crystal Bealmear
Laura Bishop
Bruce Appling
Paula ‘Clarke
Debbie Stinnett
Vandalia Road Work is Started on Main Street
The Missouri State Highway Department began widening Main St and Route W this week. Crews aim to complete before bad weather. traffic not blocked yet. Mrs. John Henry Waddell hosted a bridal shower at First Baptist Church social room with Ona Bell Cox Circle and Van-Far School System members present.
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Vandalia
Missouri State Highway Department
Main St
Route W
New Onlyarts
John Henry Waddell
First Baptist Church
Ona Bell Cox
Willard Lehnen
Herman Alderson
Audrain Hospital
First Christian Church
Barbara Elzea
Sandra Battison
Garrett Powell
Tenaha
Tex
Larry Powell
Edwin Heaton
Mt. Olivet Church
Ira L. Pease
Mt. Olivet Presbyterian Church
Jolly Sixteen
Canasta
Amrs
Orbie Farns Club
Tucson
Ariz
David
Dennis Brinegar
Reams
Leon Bise
James Boydning
Waynes
Brinegar
Will Benoit
Low
Germany
Eddie Chamberlin
Benoit
Chamberlin
Alfred Bohlmeyer
Colorado
Mr. Bohlmeyer
Lockswood
Vernon
Woman's Liberation Protest Echo Heard in Omaha Transit
In Omaha Nebraska an AP report notes a roadside protest remark captured on transit chatter. A woman explains her stance by recounting a personal act in response to gender roles, reflecting the era's women's liberation mood and public discourse.
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Omaha
Neb
Visitors share vacation notes across states and kin
Mr and Mrs Bob Leist traveled through Kansas visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Harry Doney Glenda and Ricky from Cayuga Ind on a three week vacation visited Mr and Mrs Lee Hanson. Doney is Hanson's cousin. They had toured California en route home. Mrs Lonnie Motley left Thursday for California to visit her daughter and family Mr and Mrs Dale Chase at Belmont and Mr and Mrs Jack Motley of Anaheim.
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Bob Leist
Kansas
Harry Doney
Glenda
Ricky
Cayuga
Ind
Lee Hanson
Mr. Doney
Hanson
California
Hansons
Lonnie Motley
Dale Chase
Belmont
Free Food Signup Days Set In Monroe Towns
Monroe County reports signups for free food set for September 1 at the Farm administrative department in Monroe City and nearby areas. The notice also covers eligible recipients from surrounding counties and details about the local court actions, 4-H delegates, and community events as the town braces for school and road work updates.
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Monroe
U. S. Air Paris
Rackland Afb
Monroe County
Veras Oatpartment
County
Son
Monroe City
Thienine
J. R. Cullifer
Mexico High School hires Delmer Fisher for business education
Delmer Fisher son of Mr and Mrs Delmer Fisher and recent Central Methodist College graduate Fayette will join Mexico High School as a business education instructor for the coming term. Elllis and Vicki are vacationing in the Ozarks this week with Dr and Mrs QO and their daughters.
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Bower
Ellis
Vicki
Ozarks
Delmer Fisher
Central Methodist College
Fayette
Mexico High School
Mexico Ledger Published Information Note
The Mexico Ledger publishes daily except Sundays and holidays from 300 N Washington St Mexico Missouri 65265. Rates include single copy 10 cents, delivery by carrier in Mexico and nearby towns 1 75 per month and mail subscriptions by county and year with varied terms.
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Mexico Ledger
Washington St
Mexico
Audrain
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Wellsville CP School
Elmer Keith
G. C. May
Louisville
J. L. Momberger
J. H. Reed
Litton and Family
Columbia
Lola Howell
R. G. Howell
St. Luke’s Hospital
School of Nursing
Danforth Hall
Howell
University City
R. G. ‘Howell
Tom
John Howell
Montgomery Real Estate Transfers
Grover Dustin
Hardin
Spires
Robert E. Allen
Thomas TL. Goran
Harriet E. Batterberry
Donald BE. Shoup
Bik
Donald S. Osterhout
Leo J. Malone Jr
Roy W. Longstreet
Jacqueline Whiteman
Golden Eagle Reserve
Charles P. Teson
Helen B
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R. A. Theissen
Ben Daler
Rhineland
Margaret Ann Dowell
Wayne Yelton
William T. Roberts
Benton M. Prugh
NorCal
Ashland 63
Richards
Richard Oliver
Carol Kraftzeeck
Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing
Graham Chapel
Washington University
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He Kraftzeck
Wellsville-Middletown
University of Missouri, Columbia
Gary Heim
Lynette
Ray Oliver
Centralia
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Centralia Park Board
Marksburg
Don Johnson
Roy Shilharvey
Angels Club
Paul Stowe
Stanley Twry
Laddonia Library
Scott Stinnett
Kevin Seeley
Michael Bealmear
Bruce Erdel
Greg Patton
Billy Davis
Billy Young
Chris LaRue
Anthony LaRue
Frankie Young
Robert Layman
Douglas Righter
Susie Tiler
Jeff Albus
Beth
Wright
Debbie Robertson
Vera Isgrig
Doug Williams
John Moser
Kevin Teague
Renee Seeley
Byron Seeley
Jay Th
Douglas Bishop
Parsons
Jefferson
King Lile
Grandpa
Glandma
Shugart
Gibson’s
South
Mrs
Jack Motley
Anaheim
J. C. Penney Co
Safford Shoe Store
Tg&y
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Ruth §. Akers
Avay
John H. Vanlanding
South Fork Presbyterian
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Nelson Pyle
Don Williams
Geroge Ragsdale
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
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Normandy
Alva Gibbs
Tom Ob Luis
Wren Mulfendore
Shelbina
Washington, D. C
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Pat Tanzey
Terry Noel
Kathleen Roegge
Bob
Maine
Can
American Legion Hall
the Post
Macon
Tulip Christian Church
David Fischer
W. T. Lindsey
James Mintz
John Lindsey
Qzarks
Mos
Bob Winter
Ledger
Robert F. Moore
David Moore
Route 2
Mex
Ico
College of Lake County
Grays« Lake
Ila
Moore
Northeast Missouri State College
Cortral Norman
Robert Douglas
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