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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1973
Page
2
The piece notes truckers blocking highways to protest fuel shortages and rising prices. It argues the energy crisis is global and long lasting, affecting all, and urges unified action and government response while warning closures could devastate the nation. It stresses shared sacrifice and clear-headed policy to weather the crisis.
The text asserts that all power is given in heaven and earth to Jesus and that he was raised from the dead, appearing to Saul of Tarsus. It emphasizes that people must still reckon with the power of the risen Christ.
A reader seeks guidance on handling contamination in guest meals and a troubled marriage. Others ask how to respond to a hurtful dating situation. The column gives practical, blunt advice and endorses seeking self care and clear boundaries while offering a paid booklet on marriage expectations.
A reader asks which sterilization is simpler for wife or husband as his wife cannot take the pill. The doctor explains female sterilization by severing the Fallopian tubes and male sterilization by vasectomy, severing the vas deferens.
Open Forum reflects on 1918 energy scare, hospital lamp relighting, and a nurse recounts Amanda Hospital nights. The letter praises Mexico Ledger for 1973 Community Chest Drive support, noting Channel 12 thermometer displays and photos by Richard Vance aided fundraising, with results showing progress though short of goal.
Yesterday in Mexico Saturday December seven two Mexicaans were elected to offices in the St. Louis Section of the American Ceramics Society at the annual meeting in St. Louis. Andy Clark was elected chairman and Tom Smith secretary. Jackson A. Wright resigns as vice president of the Mexico Country Club with Dr Ed Wallace to succeed him. Miss Janis A Hays will solo in Ringwald's Song of Christmas at National College Kansas City on December 7 1963. Three days of registration are sponsored by United Cerebral Palsy Audrain County chapter for a CP school at McMillan School basements. About 10 pupils expected. class 1 to 3:30 daily led by Mrs. John Stroupe. Fred Marschel named manager for Southwestern Bell in Fulton after moving from Webster Graves. The Rev and Mrs Phillip Byron Carlisle will attend the annual Christmas dinner for central Missouri ministers.
Hi Way R 3 Elementary issues weekly meals for Dec 10 to 14. Monday offers orange juice pizza slaw potato sticks cinnamon rolls milk. Tuesday features beans and wieners lettuce salad pear chocolate chip cookie. Wednesday serves juicy burger pickles buttered corn graham crackers orange jello. Thursday includes toasted cheese sandwich green beans apple sauce do nuts. Friday presents tuna sandwich tater tots mixed vegetables oatmeal cake with milk.
Greetings note lists Mrs. Cecil Langford Johnnie Hodges Clarence Huck Williams Mrs Cecil Metcalf Van dalia J D Paschal Lad donia Darlene Gates Thompson Bill C Lierheimer Patti Hunt Ricky Robert Arnold Mrs James Ward Jr Shirley Trammell Kathryn Fairley Harry Hazelwood Shirley McDonald for Sunday celebration with cake and candles
Miss Mena Proctor Oak Grove Miss Julia Field Farber Miss Mabel Tanksley Fisher Miss Martha Berry Dye and Miss Mildred Cook Duly attend the State Teachers Association annual meeting in St Louis this week. Mr and Mrs B C Collins leave for California Mexico MO Ledger reports they will winter there visiting Mrs Collins brother W B Shay and family Judge J J Alexander Laddonia fell from steps dislocating shoulder blade.
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