Raze House North Of Hospital At Fidel Property
A house at the northeast corner of Monroe and Craig Streets, Fidel property, will be razed soon as the first land clearing in the block opposite the hospital. A permit for a two story apartment at 605 Monroe St. was issued to Paul Browen. Woodrow Bee, administrator of the medical center, said the site will be filled and traded to improve the property. The center owns western two of six lots in the block bordered by Craig Love Hord Monroe. The Hospital Auxiliary Nearly New Shop occupies the House on the Love Craig corner. Other permits issued last week include remodeling bids for Barnes and Barneshaw office, Smith Grocery, a house at 707 S. Western St. and a new home at 431 Quisenberry St. for Westenhaver Construction Co.
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Monroe and
Craig Streets
Knowi
Fidel
Diteeth
Hospital
Monroe St
Paul Browen
Woodrow Bee
Adinistrator
Medical Center
Cnerical Center
Graig
Love
Hord
Monroe
Hospitel
Lave Craig
FLD
Brown
Barnes and Barneshaw
Chance Foreman Wins 25 Year Pin at Centralia Plant
Melvin Whithaus, A B Chance Company foreman, recalls learning of Chance purchase of W N Matthews in 1953 and receiving a 25 year service pin on November 25. He joined Matthews in 1946, moved to Centralia with St. Louis operations in 1957, and later earned retirement savings via Profit Sharer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
A. B. Chance
Chance
Melvin Whithaus
A. B. Chance Company
W. N. Matthews Company
St. Louis
Whithaus
A Matthews Company
Marvin Cox
Madison
Laurene Helena
Sunset Lane
Gene Kelly
Sturjicon
John Skinner
Route 1
Mexico
Morrison
Serview
Europe
Army General Hospital
Bance
U.S
Lambert Field
General Motors
Chevrolet
Matthews Company
Reed Street
Real Estate Transfers Across Mexico City Area
Real estate transfers include Housing Authority of City of Mexico to Harry Jennings Realty Co for 1700 dollars covering Lot 9 Block 2 Lakenan and Barnes Addition to City of Mexico. Various individuals convey parcels in Rush Hill, Lakenan and Barnes Addition, Mexico, and surrounding townships, totaling multiple lots, halves and interests across sections and additions.
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Township
Nwia
Rosa Mae Levingston
Joseph Ro
Mildred F. Monk
Lakenan
Barnes
Mexico
Joss Tl
Coil Jr
John
Darlene Sparks
N. Clark St
Lloyd F
Elizabeth Wilson
Edward
Marceau
Doris
Moreau
Muldrow
Charles B Cox
Leona Isgrid
Tlaing
William G. Phillips
Linda Philips
Benton City
Bernice C. Waggoner
Irving LL Rudasill Jr
Caralyn Kendall Rudasill
David
Ne's
Mary Margaret Bertels
Vincent Bertels
Robert
Martha Hahn
Freddie J
Margaret Hahn
Lewis C. Lower
Ruth A. Lower
Swio
Laddonia
Kevin L. Joslin
Raymond J. Pawel
Fairground Addn
Love St. Fred
Naomi Decker
Economy Lumber Co
Hughes
Evelyn Tompson
Broadwater
Ray Davis
Ida May Davis
Marion W Allison
Dorothy L. Allison
Qudrain County
Cleo F. Brown
Lelia Onema Brown
Daniel Irvin
Virginia Davis Dickerson
Lawrence M. Barnes
Mamie
Beckley
Minnie Gonnour
Barnes Adda
John May
Awelda May
Thomas F
Alice Schreier
Wade
Love Streets
Menita
Modular Homes Plant Aimed At LaGrange MO
A modular homes plant by Mival Industries plans to employ about 200 people in LaGrange Missouri, targeting mid summer 1972 startup. The project, supported by the Missouri Division of Commerce and Industrial Development and Ed Orf Canton, carries an estimated 500000 cost financed by a Small Business Loan. Larry Neill, project developer, said the firm will manufacture modular homes and efficiency apartment complexes within a 300 mile radius.
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Lagrange, Mo
Mival Industries, Inc
Missouri Division of Commerce and Industrial Development
Ed Orf
Canton
Lewis County Industrial Development Corporation
LaGrange
Illinois
Missouri
Larry Neill
Neill
New Missouri Mining Industry Council Formed
Westcott serves as treasurer of a newly formed Mining Industry Council aimed at highlighting mining’s role in Missouri’s economy and jobs. Officials include W. Oliver Rasch of St. Joe Minerals as president and a slate of industry executives from Harbison Walker Refractories Milchem Pittsburg Midway Coal and others. The council notes Missouri ranks sixth in mining and underscores tax contributions and broad industrial linkages.
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James F. Westcott
A. P. Green Refractories Co
Mining Industry Council of Missouri
W. Oliver Rasch
St. Joe Minerals
Bonne Terre
Missouri
Olen Whaley
Milchem, Inc
George M. Anderson
Harbison Walker Refractories
Clarence Houk
National Lead
W. V. Hartman
Peabody Coal Co
Frank J. Foresman
Pittsburg Midway Coal Co
Frank Wachter
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Co
Karl Gent
Manley Sand Co
K. J. Weber
Pilot Knob Pellet Co
Harold Krueger
Ozark Lead Co
Adolph Adrian
Adrian Materials Co
Donald Wiston
Martin Marietta Corp
Bruce Kester
Missouri Portland Cement
Steven Griffiths
Dundee Cement
Harry Simpson
Simpson Sand & Gravel
Stephen F. Powell
Mississippi River Sand
Wallace B. Hower
Harvestore Staff Earn Caribbean Cruise Reward
A.O. Smith Harvestore honored its Mexico unit sales and management team with an eight day Caribbean cruise aboard The Song of Norway. Stops included San Juan Nassau and St. Thomas. Named travelers were Mr and Mrs Friedberg Marshall Heaton Van Lyssel and Ray Otto of Palmyra. Marshall received extra recognition for his sales performance.
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A.O. Smith
Harvestore
Mexico
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Nassau
Bahamas
St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
Nick Friedberg
John Marshall
St Louis Banks See Modest Growth in 12 Months
The three largest St Louis banks boosted assets by 10.9 percent for the year ended June 30, while all large U S banks rose 15.4 percent nationally. The Federal Reserve Bank attributed slower local growth to the metro area and Missouri's unit banking rule. Mercantile Trust Co First National Bank and Boatmen's National Bank of St Louis led the roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Federal Reserve Bank
Reserve Bank
Missouri
Monthly Review
Mercantile Trust Co
First National Bank
Boatmen’s National Bank of St. Louis
Daren Clark Is Certified AET At Chance Company
Daren A. Clark of Centralia 116 Adams Street has been certified as an Associate Engineering Technician by the Institute for the Certification of Engineering Technicians. Clark, a draftsman at A B Chance Company's Engineering Research Center, joined Chance in 1969 after completing a two year program at Centerville Community College and was promoted to detail draftsman in June. Paul Purvis and David L. Buie attended an ag chemicals course December 14 to 16 at Farmland Industries School in Kansas City, a training center for Mid-America cooperative employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Daren A. Clark
Adams Street
Institute For the Certification of
Clark
A.B. Chance Company
Chance
Centerville
Iowa
Paul Purvis
David L. Buie
Audrain Cooperative
Mexico
Farmland Industries School
Kansas City
Mid-America
MFA Insurance Opposes Federal Insurance Guides
The MFA Insurance Companies president urged ending federal intrusion into insurance, with local agents noting the National Association of Independent Insurers favors state regulation and a limited federal role. Sappington argued government should provide direct disaster relief for uninsurable catastrophic losses and support reform of automobile reparations through an evolutionary approach.
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MFA Insurance Companies
F. Edwin Pollard
Robert Brown
MFA
A.D. Sappington
National Assn
Nail
Sappington
Expanded no fault payments states act in two years
Sappington cites a two year period during which seven states enacted expanded no fault payment plans. He argues that establishing federal guidelines or deadlines would hinder state experimentation and implementation.
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Sappington
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Dale
W.D. Carter
Levurg
Dunneberg
Fustralia
Walter
WS Chamber of Commerce
Cal
W. Monroe Hwy
Westcott
New Council
Business and
Industry News
St. Louis Bank
Daren Clark
Farmland
Rutter
MFA Insurance
M. R. Kemp
Baur Supply CO
Wellsville
Missouri Power
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