Wellsville Patrol Head Addresses Crime and Justice
Col. E I Hockaday Missouri Highway Superintendent spoke to L Etude Club on law enforcement and safety. He argued crime is the top domestic issue, praised youth as a ray of hope, urged faster justice and greater citizen involvement with local police and sheriffs.
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Wellsville
Col
E. I. Hockaday
Missouri
L’etude Club
MWFC
Grace Lutheran’ Church
A. W. Freyer
Suge Hockaday
United States
Supreme Court
Col. Hockaday
Arthur Allison
George Winn
C. W. Conover
Charles Deiter
J. W. Brown
Don Shoup
Club
Centralia WSCS Psalm Study Second Meeting
The Centralia WSCS of the United Methodist Church held its second study meeting on Psalms at Mrs. David T. Morrison’s home with seven members present. The next session is set for February 11 led by Mrs. J. J. Ausmus. a prior meeting occurred February 4. MR and Mrs Cletus Jones welcomed their fourth child a daughter born January 22 at the University of Missouri Medical Center. MR and Mrs Bill Blake and family of Wyoming Illinois visited her parents Mr and Mrs Marvin Morris over the weekend.
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Centralia
WSCS
United Methodist Church
David T.morrison
J. J. Ausmus
Cletus Jones
University of Missouri Medical Center
Bill Blake
Wyoming, Ill
Marvin Morris
Bullet Stops At Daughter's Photo In Book
Kansas City AP reports Joseph Boener was shot as a man demanded money. A .22 bullet pierced his shirt pocket and cover before stopping on a page with a photo of his daughter Barbara and other items. Boener was walking to a bus stop when a car offered help then a gunman fired.
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Kansas City
Joseph Boener
Boener
Barbara
Buener
Two Monroe Men Win Jaycee Awards
William Ray Coffman of Holliday won Outstanding Young Farmer for 1970 at the Jaycee Bosses Night in Paris. Dr. Jim Shelburne of Paris received the Distinguished Service Award for drug education leadership. Awards also went to Id Delaney Kent Blades Dale Vanhuis and Victor Wade. A broken hip afflicted Ruth Delaney, and local residents reported recoveries after surgery. Valentines dance king and queen candidates were named from the four high school classes.
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Paris
William Ray Coffman
Holliday
Jaycees
Jim Shelburne
Mark Twain Cafe
Coffman
Rebekah Crain
Monroe County Baptist Association
Shelburne of
G. Andy Runge
Mexico
Id Delaney
Kent Blades
Dale Vanhuis
Victor Wade
Jaycee
Legion Hall
Patricia Sears
Ricky Heitmeyer
Debra Hamilton
Jimmy Moore
Nelda Vincent
Bernard Conley
Judy Howell
Mike Forbis
Gooden Returns Home From National Principals Meet
Montgomery City principal Benny L. Gooden returns from the National Association of Secondary School Principals in Houston where sessions and national leaders were showcased. Over 75 group sessions covered a variety of topics. Montgomery City Jaycees plan a Feb 20 professional wrestling event at the R II High School gym with three bouts featuring wrestlers from the St. Louis Wrestling Association. Nearby, Joseph Jaeger Jr. announces park attendance at Graham Cave State Park in Montgomery County reached 34,425 visitors this year with 8,740 overnight campers, a five percent rise from 1969. A county wide Rubella immunization drive for ages 1-12 is set for Feb 23 by local health and school groups, with clinics to be announced. Sgt. Richard Clark is en route from Texas to the Azores, visiting family in England along the way. County appointments were made by Monroe County Court, naming representatives to extension, planning, zoning, and health boards, with pay details listed for several posts. Monroe County University Extension Council members were elected from townships, with a dinner Feb 23 when officers will be installed.
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Montgomery City
Benny L. Gooden
Montgomery
Graham Cave
Montgomery County
Danville
Montgomery County Health Nursing Service
Missouri Division of Health
Montgomery County Easter Seals
Montgomery County Nursing Service
Richard Clark
Virgil Clark
Kelly Air Force Base
Texas
McGuire Air Force Base
Azores
Jeffery
England
Sgt. Clark
James Patrick Named Development Officer at MMA
James Patrick of Fulton will become development officer at Missouri Military Academy. He will also serve as director of development and planning at William Woods College. Patrick will lead fundraising for capital improvements and progress projects and will visit alumni and supporters on behalf of MMA. Previously he worked at Vanderbilt University and in GM public relations.
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James Patrick
Fulton
Missouri Military Academy
Charles Stribling II
William Woods College
Patrick
Academy
Stribling
Missouri
Vanderbilt University
General Motors Corporation
Stock Exchanges To Close On 15th
All major stock and commodity exchanges will be closed Monday February 15 for Washingtons Birthday observance. The Chicago livestock market will remain open. February 15 is a bank holiday.
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New York
Washington
Chicago
Crusade Director Arrives In Montgomery City
Dr. Allen R. Regan of Sycamore brings 30 years as a Methodist minister and Army chaplain to Montgomery City to lead the local Church Stewardship Crusade. He will preach again February 7 and guide churches in raising budgets and capital funds during Feb 7 and 8 events. Mrs Regan accompanies him as a volunteer worker with Bryan Tate serving as local crusade chairman.
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Montgomery City
Allen R. Regan
Sycamore
Tfl
Montgomery
Regan
Mont-gomery City
Bryan Tate
Dole Predicts Humphrey Will Again Head Dems in 72
Senator Robert Dole newly chairs the Republican National Committee and predicts Hubert Humphrey will be the Democratic presidential nominee in 1972. He says Humphrey is playing the waiting game as the Senate meets in Sacramento for a state GOP central committee session.
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Sacramento
Calif
Robert Dole
Kansas
Republican National Committee
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dole
Senate
GOP Central Committee
Vandalia Auxiliary Meeting Highlights and Local News
Twelve Vandalia women attended the Audrain Medical Center Auxiliary awards dinner at Mexico Methodist Church. Awards honored volunteers for one hundred hours. Funeral services were held for Claude Allen Beedle of Vandalia. New books added to Van-Far Library. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Basinger at Audrain Medical Center. PAM Weldy elected regional recreation leader in Future Homemakers of America. Upcoming events include a Lucky party March 8 and an MFA meeting February 25. Weekend visits from area residents noted.
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Vandalia
Audrain Medical Center Auxiliary
Mexico Methodist Church
Will Amfahr
Paul Galloway
Kenneth Clithero
Carl Schulz
Frank Wallace
Joe Wanstreet
M. L. Motley
K. G. Chasteen
Velma McDonald
Claude Fray
Jess Wallace
Maude Ardell
Claude Allen Beedle
First Baptist Church
Jack Young
Merle Smith
Arnold Gatson
Gene Beedle
Merle Lovelace
Richard Hoagland
William Beedle
Don Beedle
Bill Atkinson
Vandalia Cemetery
A. J. Basinger
Audrain Medical Center
Jeff
Monte
Tammy
Sherry
Pam Weldy
C. H. Weldy
Homemakers of America
Colonial Inn
East Hannibal
Ill
Lafemme Arts Club, Jr
MFWC
Jerry Breneman
Dwain Barnes
Will Adam
Russia
Charles Helm
Paul Gene Galloway
Roy Moore
Dean Maxwell
Bob Thompson
Lee Pearson
Fred Kohl
Herb Hill
H. E. Libby
Dick Wooten
Bailey Wilson
Miss Adams Wins Award at Centralia High School
Miss Marcy Adams daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Adams of Centralia has been named the Centralia High School 1971 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow winner. A CHS senior she plans to attend Southwest Baptist College Bolivard this spring and is now eligible for state and national honors including one of 102 college scholarships totaling 110000 dollars. She is active in school church and civic activities and was chosen Miss CHS by fellow students.
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Centralia
Marcy Adams
Jack Adams
Betty Crocker
CHS
Southwest Baptist College
Bolivard
Brother's Car Kills Brother in Washington
Joseph Cyril Nowak aged 19 died at St Francis Hospital after being struck by a car driven by his brother Michael Oliver Nowak 18. The patrol said Michael drove past the family home, turned around near the same spot and a flagging incident led to the fatal hit and run. Washington Missouri lies about 40 miles west of St Louis.
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Washington, Mo
Joseph Cyril Nowak
St. Francis Hospital
Highway Patrol
Michael Oliver Nowak
Here
Joseph Nowak
Washington
Franklin County
St. Louis
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W. A. Boettcher
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Eugene Harris
Jerry Cochran
Clyde Cochran
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North Third Street
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Joyce Angel
Gary Athe
Peggy Harris
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Circle A
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Queen Esthers
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Payne
W. Monroe
Mexico, Mo
Everbody
Centralia Wscs
Hilgedick Irrigation Co
Hartsburg, Mo
Monroe
Mrs
Jane Ransdell
Ruth Delaney
Boone County Hospital
Anna Swein
Martha Yager
Gooden
Monroe County Court
John Fields
Extension Council
Thomas Callis
Tri- County Planning and Zoning Commission
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EOA Board
Jim Thompson
William Crain
Monroe County Planning and Zoming Commission
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Mark Twain
Corenne Stone
Coun
George McCall
Marion Hildebrant
Oldham Dawson
Monroe County University Extension Council
Clarence Spencer
Bob Green
C. J. Wood
Marion Houston
Delmar Embree
Paul Heinecke Jr
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J. W. Kendrick
Harold Huffman
Dale Morgan
MMA
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Humphrey
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Jefferson & Liberty Sts
Ann Worisley
Caduceus Club
Van-Far Rl High School
Van-Far
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Kathy and
Kerry
Fairfield
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