Shelby Man Charged In Wife's Death
Shelbyville Charles E. Campbell 36 of Clarence was arraigned in Shelby County on two counts of first degree murder and manslaughter in his wife’s Nov. 13 shooting death. A Jan. 8 hearing was set. Campbell posted 5000 dollar bond. Sheriff Gene Dodd said the rifle bullet killed Mrs. Campbell during lunch hour. investigation by Dodd, Clarence police, and the Highway Patrol.
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Shelbyville
Charles E. Campbell
Clarence
Shelby County
Thomas V. Proctor
Campbell
Gene Dodd
Clarence Police
Highway Patrol
Dodd
Illinois
Jack Kinder Named State Teacher Exec
Jack Kinder 42, Missouri native and superintendent of schools at Rochester Minnesota, is named executive secretary of the Missouri State Teachers Association. He will succeed Inks Franklin as acting secretary and takes the post January 1. Keith held the job 31 years.
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Jefferson City
Jack Kinder
Missouri
Rochester
Minn
Missouri State Teachers Association
Kinder
Association
Inks Franklin
Everett Keith
Keith
Heavy Fire Damage Hits MU Read Hall
Two University of Missouri students suffered second degree burns in a three alarm blaze at Read Hall on Hill Street. Marvin Thompson and Phillip Jackson, Center of Student Life employees, were treated at the Student Health Clinic for injuries from clothing catching fire as flames caused about 14000 dollars in damages.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
University
Read Hall
Hill St
Marvin Thompson
Phillip Jackson
Personal News of Sturgeon continues listing local residents
The column adds names of community figures including C. L. Harper and Bob Kohlenhoefer among bankers, teachers, mayors and other professionals. It notes the birth of a nine pound one ounce son to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Olig schlaeger of Wellsville at 4 03 a m at Audrain Medical Center with Mr Oligschlaeger employed by Wellsville Fire Brick Co.
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Lawrence Oligschlaeger
Wellsville
Audrain Medical Center
Oligschlaeger
Wellsville Fire Brick Co
Centralia Progress Club Luncheon and Local Affairs
A Centralia covered dish luncheon at Mrs. J K Scott's home hosted the Community Progressive Club with eleven members and one guest. Mrs Lena Schiies led, gifts and secret pals discussed, next meeting Jan 7 with Mrs Scott presiding. Other items include Lions Club fruit sale plans, Country Club gift exchange, Panther Boosters concessions and gear purchases, a Foreign Language Club banquet, PEO Sisterhood auction, Optimist Club Christmas events, and library story hour notes with 14 children attending Jo Lane Club and Kirkus subscription.
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Centralia
J. K. Scott
Community Progressive Club
Voallie Jones
Lena Schiies
Scott
George Larkin
Alonzo Sims
Joe Gingerich
Charles Anderson
Lions Club
Texas
Country Club
Jerry Waisner
John Stone
Bob Silver
Nancy Cartwright
Panther Boosters
Big Boys
St. Louis
Finland
Iran
France
Mexico
Richard Pauley
David Wiard
PEO Sisterhood
Harold Miller
William Bradley
Larry Bryson
Optimist Club
Shay
Jo-Lane Club
Kirkus
L. W. Yates
Centralia Courier
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Shelby
Mu’s Read Hall
C. L. Harper
Charles H. Koelling
Vera Spelman
M.A. Bartee
W.C. Haux
J.M. Jones
Bob Kohlenhoefer
Eldred Sage
Frank Woodruff
Don C. Carter
Roy Powell
Finley Adkisson
W.M. Spelman
H.M. Beatty
Loyd Jennings
Clarence Bartee
Dale Forrest
Gene Kelly
Oligschlaegers
Centralia Progressive Club
By Kim Grace
Lial Shay
Oran Baley
Donald Ungerman
Mr. Baley
Jim Harshman
Bill
Kroehler
Famous Kroehler
Broyhill
Berkline
Salem
Lane
Simmons
Stanley “Treasury
Famous Singer
Acorn Manor
Richardson
Bassett
Scotchgard
Riverside
Parsons
Mersman
Arehouse
East
Monroe
Mexico, Missouri
Gorlumy
Eneseah
Reich
Austen
S. Washington
Perry
Center
Route EE
John Deere
Philco
Billy J. and
Aurora F. Moss
Kenny Wayne Moss
Tommy Moss
Floyd Keighley
Duane Wheelan
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