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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1971

Page

8

Fulton 54 bypass causes traffic chaos and new route shifts

Readers report confusion and delays as Highway 54 bypass redirects Fulton traffic toward the new Regional Airport in Columbia. Signs remain incomplete causing drivers to miss exits while officials tear up old routes for construction. A Moscow report notes Podgorny’s planned early October visit to North Vietnam.

Fulton U.S. 54 Columbia Cote Sans Dessein North Fulton Moscow Nikolai V. Podgorny North Vietnam Tass Podgorny

Paris Rotary hears Philmont tale and club news

Colborn chaired a Paris Rotary Club session at Mark Twain Cafe on Thursday noon. Wiley Houchine spoke on his Philmont Boy Scout Ranch trip this summer. Dick McMillen joined the club, succeeding L D Friedly in Monroe County Soil Conservation. Discussion covered boosting Paris Athletic Booster Club memberships. Rev. David Fischer leads the club as president. Last year’s Paris High seniors at Moberly Junior College included Howard Shadwell Ronnie Dunkle Ed Threlkeld Berry Terrell Steve Sims and Bill Davidson. Frances Crow is hospitalized at Audrain Medical Center. August Monroe County Welfare payroll totaled 45423 with 20306 to 366 Old Age Assist, 7640 to Dependent Children, 5517 to Permanent Total Disability and 1175 to General Relief. Foster care for Dependent Children was 215. Aid to the Blind paid 950 to nine recipients and 60 to one patient.

Paris Colborn Rotary Club Mark Twain Cafe Wiley Houchine Philmont Boy Scout Ranch Dick McMillen L.D. Friedly Monroe County Soil Conservation Paris Athletic Booster Club David Fischer Paris Christian Church Moberly Junior College Howard Shadwell Ronnie Dunkle Ed Threlkeld Berry Terrell Steve Sims Bill Davidson Monroe County

Wellsville Rodeo Queen Crowned In Three Day Event

Miss Vicki Pittker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Pittker, was crowned Queen of the 1971 Wellsville Rodeo after selling the most tickets. First runner up was Mary Alice Wilson. other runners up included Deanna Beshears and Teresa Beshears. Attendance neared 3000 as the event highlighted the coronation. Weather favored sponsors Wellsville Jaycees and Kiwanis Club.

FA. Zimmann Wellsville Vicki Pittker Neil Pittker Wellsville- Middletown Vicki Mary Alice Wilson C.W. Wilson Mary Alice Deanna Beshears Teresa Beshears Bazz Beshears Wellsville- Laddonia Wellsville Jaycees and Kiwanis Club Charles Chuck) Jennings Raymond Norris Cochairman

Centralia Black Mother Plan Retold in Jo Lane Club event

The Jo-Lane Club presented its Black Mother program with Connie Pickering showing The Chold Molester. Twenty eight mothers joined as Black Mothers, with 50 more needed to cover school routes. signs are being distributed by Mrs. Glenn Proffitt and Mrs. Wayne Crigler. Names of participating mothers listed. auxiliary groups MR, Beta Sigma Phi, and others supported the effort in Taylorville. A Dixie Republican Club dinner and guest speaker George Parker were announced at Centralia Recreation Park. Viola Morris was elected temporary BPW chair with Murrell Jomes as temporary secretary for the new Centralia BPW Club, sponsored by the Cen tralia BPW.

Centralia Jo-Lane Club Connie Pickering Chold Glenn Proffitt Cochairman Wayne Crigler Pattie Sue Haubein Carole Proffitt Esther Bryson Geraldine Whitter Arlene Potts Shirley Johnson Susan Hulen G.H. Trunble Marie Shanks Anna Jo Adams Margaret Ann ‘Hhompson Berniece Greene Jolene Fadler Dee Decker Sandra Daniels Louella Adams Judy Hibbs Frances Young Anna L. Herring Linda Grannis Sharon Kirtley Peggy Jacobs Sue Balkenhof Betty Hagerty Penny Lee Lucas Judith Ann Mathieu Judith Ann Neptiune Shirley Bramon Arlene Thornley Mu Omicron Dale Beta Sigma Phi McWard and Gregg McWard Taylorville Little Dixie Republican Club George Parker Viola Morris Murrell Jomes Anew Accr Ganzes Biallavidle Methodist Church Centralia Bpw

Callaway Rejects Free Food Program Amid Budget Strain

Callaway County plans to drop the federal free surplus food program as County Judge Paul Murphy cites a lack of funds to cover 20 percent of distribution costs. Welfare Director Proctor Carter notes all counties would share the 20 percent, equalizing costs. Murphy writes Carter that Callaway will not participate, home to 800 families and 2800 people in the program. He warns the federal government withdraws support, leaving counties to bear the burden.

Fulton Callaway Paul ‘Murphy Proctor Carter Murphy Carter

Missouri School of Religion offers three fall courses

The Missouri School of Religion announces three evening courses for fall open to Columbians and University of Missouri students. The Living Religions of the World, The Life and Teachings of Jesus, and The History of Ecumenism will be taught by Drs Zeigler White and Starmann on Tuesday and Monday evenings at the Neuman Center and University enrollment is required for credit. auditors may enroll at no cost via the School of Religion office. Call 449-0071 for details.

School of Religion Missouri School of Religion Harley Zeigler John White Jesus Joseph Starmann Neuman Center University of Missouri Missouri School of’ Religion

Poll Shows Nixon Plan Has Majority at Missouri Fair

At the Missouri State Fair booth of Lt. Gov. Morris, a poll of four questions on President Nixon’s economic proposals shows a majority approving. Results: economic plans 651 yes 515 no. wage-price-rent freeze 628 yes 926 no. constitutional convention 633 yes. Drug abuse topped concerns, followed by crime education and pollution.

Sedalia Nixon William S.morris Missouri

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Highway 54 The Kingdom Daily News Tye ASCS Mary ‘Bosler Richard Vance Iamonds Womans Baudet Pider Jewelry Co Mexico American Gem Society Jefferson A Rotary of Philmont Frances Crow Audrain Medical Center Wellsville Rodeo A.E. Updyke Wellsville United Methodist- Presbyterian Church Stephanie Forbis Jackie Schumann Scotty McCoy Pam Oetting Mary Henderson Andrew MecQuie Sharon Raber Mark Poole Janet Keith Mary Joe Marlow Glenn Swarthout Holly Hale Mark Dunbar Kim Arens Phillip Powell Teddy Hoffman Dianne Miller Mary Harris Ron Turnbough Lackland Air Force Base Roy Turnbough Terry Beasley Tilsheim Germany Libby Turnbaugh John R. Willer Angela Rae Horn Pamela. Kay Sheryl Hinds Alva Binds Perry Gift Willier Willier Dixie Davis Roswell N.M Tom Long Frank Long Marvin Farrell Audrain Monroe County Extension Clubs Harold Wilson Long Branch Club L.B. Troy Woods H. Delaney Phil Weedin American Legion Hall Amy Eicher South Main O.F. Orton Clare Orton XI Gamma Rho Aubrey Milnes Keith Deaver Bob Riley Joe Branham Fredrick Pierce West Monroe Street Nell Sebastian Pierce Sebastian Place Dennis Barton Black Mother Plan Charles Thornley Buddy L Manufacturing Company Hallsville Methodist Church Barbara Harrison District IV North Kimbrough Green George Griffin Earl Green Francis Lamm Opal Cook Norene Cook Jim Cox Mediodia Business and Professional Women EPR Seley Robert, Ritchie Charles Palmer Slater Lesger Consolidated Electric Co-Op Safford's Association Helferson & Liberty Sts Maxice
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