Lemon Moves To Curb Legislators Pension Bruce Lemon seeks restore pension to pre increase level
Audrain County State Representative James Lemon introduces a bill to return legislators pension to 30 dollars per month per term, or 180 dollars for 12 years, arguing voters rejected pension raises. He notes current 37.50 per term, 225 for 12 years, and predicts low odds for passage while commenting on per diem, mileage, and legislative delays. He cites Banks bill to raise per diem to 35 dollars as unlikely, but possible 25 dollars emerges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrain County
James Lemon
Lemon
Rep. J.B
Jet
D-St. Louis
Jefferson City
Rep
Harold Holliday
Kansas City
Life Membership Given By Methodist Women
Mrs. Harry Weitkemper was honored with a life membership in the United Methodist Women's club at their Feb 1 meeting in Centralia. The event drew 20 members, with new officers elected by acclamation and installation planned for Feb 11 during morning worship. Additional notes cover a Call to Prayer and Self-Denial day, donations to Church Women United and a Kentucky mission, and plans for a February dinner for the Centralia Teachers Association. Also included are bridge club prizes, a Sunday mission seminar, Rotary continuing education report, and a Chi Rho skating party at Moberly rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Harry Weitkemper
United Methodist Women’s Club
Thomas Adams
Don Johnson
Robert Hagerty
Donald Bobbitt
John Rolfe
Clayton King
Harold Hale
Linwood Martin
Marvin Morris
Church Women United
Barbara French
Catskill Bible Mission
Kentucky
Centralia Teachers Association
Ed Reynolds
United Methodist Church
Rotary Club
Robert Task
Dick Perkins
Rotary Anns
Joe Ingram
CHI Rho
First Christian Church
Moberly
Brad Hulse To Replace Mr. Watkins
Brad Hulse, MP and L representative in Montgomery City for five years, will replace James Watkins as the Vandalia MP and L man effective February 8. Watkins, Vandalia resident nine years, stays until March 1 then moves to New London in MP and L role. The Hulses moved to 305 South Lindell Street. Mrs. Hulse works in Wellsville. Gordon McFarland continues as South Main Street office manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandalia
Brad Hulse
Missouri Power and Light Co
Montgomery City
James Watkins
Mp&l
Watkins
New London
Hulse
S. Lindell St
City Utilities Department
Wellsville
Gordon McFarland
South Main Street
Rugs and church women meet for project work
Wellsville notes show the Queen Esther Society of the United Methodist and Presbyterian Church continuing rug work at the fellowship building with a noon meal and notes on a March notion sale. Christian Women’s Fellowship held a program on Love As Fulfillment of Law and announced World Day of Prayer plans for March 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Queen Esther Society
United Methodist and Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Building
Joe Jackson
Christian Women’s Fellowship
The
Christian Church
Don Burwell
Lola Burgess
George Holliday
World Day of Prayer
CWF
Safety Slogans Win Prizes at A. P. Green Refractories
Four employees, among 160 entrants, win $25 Savings Bonds in the annual safety slogan contest. Floyd Orcutt, Kenneth Wyss, Don Smith, and Ray House each receive awards for slogans promoting safety. Honorable mentions include Charles Smith, Lewis Miller, Charles Turpin, Don Lewis, and others. Jack Creason named new accident investigation chairman. committee also includes Marvin Bosler, Homer Martin, and Prentiss Rankin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Wyss
Floyd Orcutt
Don Smith
Ray House
A. P. Green Refractories Co
W. Ferris Mundy
U. S
Mundy
Jack Creason
Marvin Bosler
Homer Martin
Prentiss Rankin
Charles Smith
Lewis Miller
Charles Turpin
Don Lewis
Id Blake
John Crum
Don Weimer
William van Boening
Hubert Wilson
Robert Anderson
Woods shaped by politics in Missouri’s early Bond era
Woods recalls a shared youthful interest in politics with Bond in Mexico and their later close collaboration in Washington. He describes his switch from investment consulting to serving as Bond’s chief assistant, his pay, aims to recruit top talent, and belief that state government must compete with business for capable leaders while maintaining administrative efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
Woods
Lady Luck
Christopher S. Bond
Alan Woods
Mexico
Washington
Bradley, Woods, Inc
Ting
Hatton clubs host carry-in supper and games
Hatton Extension Club held a carry-in supper and card party at Hatton Community Hall with hosts including Mr and Mrs Hadley Linnenbringer and others. Prizes were awarded for high and low scores and a ten-box. The Busy Bee Club hosted a family night oyster soup and chili supper at Auxvasse Community Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatton
Busy Bee Club
Auxvasse
Wilfred Hill
David Graves
Homer Graves
Andy Fry
Monroe Jury Selection For Court Term In Paris
The Monroe County court has chosen jurors and alternates for the February term of circuit court. The term runs Feb 26 through July 23, listing jurors and alternates by township including Washington Towship and Union, with numerous names such as Mrs. Jerry Pfanner and George A. Yates. Also noted is Paris Boy Scout Troop 127 observing Scouting Month, with rostered members and leaders, and Presbyterian Circles meeting with Circle 1 at Mrs. Pauline Clapper and Circle 2 at Mrs. Ross Sinkclear, plus Circle 3 selection of Ledger comics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Monroe
Washington Towship
Jerry Pfanner
William R. Roy
Carl Buckman
Dorothy Clark
Clay Township
Charles Ensor
Marvin Wood
C.J. Wood
Earl Webb
Union
Maurice W. Forbis
Dale Morgan
Paul McCann
Chester Holder
Marion
Jim Blades
John Duvall
Ronnie Fisherry
JL. Carpenter
John Johnston
Harold Wallberg
South Fork
Charley Hoar
Joe Dodge
William Baker
Raymond Smith
Woodlawn
Porter Slaton
Fred Mayes
Elmer Unterbrink
Ray Coffman
Jackson
Fom Wilkes
Fee
Boy Scout Troop
America
Boy Scouts of America
Tim Arnett
Star Scout
Lewis Bevel
Leo Carter
Eddie DeOrnellis
Jerry Elsherry
Tony Ferguson
Steve Fugate
Jim McMorris
Ralph DeOrnellis
Jerry Miller
David Johnston
Presbyterian
Circle 1
Pauline Clapper
Mollie Lee Heckart
Woodrow Hilbert
Pauline Henning
Ross Sinkclear
Annie Smithey
Ledger Comics
Circle 3
Mrs Sarah Richards Emphasized by Van Praag at Event
Mrs Roger Van Praag led the program with Mrs John Stone as moderator at 7 30 p m. The Happy Eight Boarding Home run by Miss Roberta Snidow will close due to lack of help. The house will be sold and her mother, an invalid, moved to Maple Lodge Rest Home in Moberly. Another resident, Mrs Juanita Crawford, has moved to Sears Boarding Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Richards
Roger van Praag
John Stone
Roberta Snidow
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Thornley
Roscoe Kinkead
Roy West
Richard Focht
Kimbrough Green
Robert Tackaberry
Raymond Bevard
Mr. Watkins
U.S
A.P. Green Refractories Co
Society of Church
F. A. Zimmann
Randall Burwell
John Dews
Ray Watson
Shannon
Boise
Tda
St. Louis
Mary Crotch
Glenn Sims
William Woods
Walter Crouch
Bob Bell
Crestwood
Robert Whitehead
Craig Crr
Harold Wilson
First Baptist Church
St. Charles
Craig
Hugh Orr
Joan Wilson
Millicent Wasell
North Carolina
Capitol
Park College
Park
Missouri
Mrs
Joe Sydenstricker
Howard L. Davis
Ellis-Fischer Hospital
Columbia
Obie Davis
and Daughters of Troy
Honoree
Crawford
Joe Haden
Wayne Behymer
Mike and
Lori
Heather and
John Mark Haden
Windsor Valley
Kent Haden
Whitney Kaiser
G. H. Shryock
David Haden
David
Tim
Dennis Haden
Bob Shryock
Jeff
John Farr
Glen Gilmore
Chuck
Denny
Joe Shryock
Pat George
Bill George
Hobbs
New Mexico
Martin Dudley
Okinawa
Glen Crawford
Bryan
Kirksville
Gladys Anderson
Richard
Mrs. Theophilus Dunn
A. L. Lipf
Fulton
John Hopkins
Magistrate Court Room
John Payne
County Horsemanship Project
Max Miller
J. G. Jones, Jr
J. R. Bradley
Grand Prairie Baptist Church
Kathy
Bob Fry
Charley
George Fry
Narragansett Corporation
West Carpenter Moberly
Journe
Jane Ransdell
Kevin Jones
John McMorris
Yankee
Jerry Elsberry
George Phillips
Ernest L. Davis
Henry Block
H & BE
Hirbloch
East Liberty
Range Line Road
Hon Marth
John Deere
A.C
Donahue
M.F
Johnson
Jim
Martin Yund
Jin Dowell
Mexico High School
Mexico Evening School
Antiqua
Needle Point P.E
Hawthorna Gym
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