Citizens Savings Posts Record January Gain in 1973
Citizens Savings reported a January 1973 net savings gain of 2,719,970 the highest ever for a single month in the association's 17 year history. President John G. Baker cited January's typical strength after December dividends and noted seven of twelve months in 1972 surpassed 1,000,000 in savings gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Savings
Association
John G. Baker
Mobile
Gary O. Mackey
Salisbury
Baker
Commerce Bancshares Plans 2-for-1 Split
Commerce Bancshares Inc. board in Kansas City proposes a two-for-one stock split by reducing par value from 10 to 5 dollars per share. At the April 18 annual meeting stockholders will vote. A first quarterly dividend for 1973 of 48.6 cents per share will be paid March 31 to stockholders of record March 13 under federal guidelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Bancshares
Kansas City
Board of Directors of
Commerce Bancshares Inc
Factory Outlet at 101 N Washington St Closes
The Factory Outlet store in the Paul building at 101 N Washington St has closed. Its inventory of women’s wear was shipped to St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Washington St
Paul Building
St. Louis
Real Estate Transfers Across Multiple Properties and Buyers
A lengthy list details numerous real estate transfers involving Frank R Harris Norma L Blackburn Elbert F Blackburn Charles K Harris Herbert Hemmann Milton H Hemmann Everett Fuhrer Carolyn Sue Hatfield Johann W Kohl Dick Gima and Lewis C Clevenger Elmer and Lucille Grawe Hurley Wayne Eunice Garnett David Barnes Samuel Heck Lois Heck Armur Gibbs Raymond Snook Westenhaver Construction Westenhaver to Tammy Chaywetl and others Ralph Creed Park South Inc to Roy Rand Peggy Rosson James Ewart Park South Subd to Marianna Ewart and others involving Vandalia Laddonia and surrounding tracts with various lot parcels and subdivision deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Harris
Norma L
Elbert F Blackburn
Charles K. Harris
Herbert & Hemmann
Herbert
Milton H Hemmann
Raw Everett
Ermadell
Fuhrer
Carolyn Sue
Donald R Hatfield
Carolyn Sue Hatfield
St M
Raw
John W
Julja A. Kohl
Dick C
Susan Jane Gima
Lewis C Clevenger
West Veen
Vandalia
Elmer
Lucille Grawe
Hurley Wayne
Eunice L Garnett
Part
Swla
RTW
David
Jennie Barnes
Samuel
Lois M Heck
Benton City
Armur
Helen Gibbs
Raymond
Elsie A Snook
Se's
See
Sinr PW
Westenhaver Construction Inc
Tammy Andtesher Chaywetl
Lawrence A Barnes
Ralph M
Norma C Creed
Lawrence M Barnes
Mildred C Dean
Kenneth P Dean
Jayne Aan
Dean
Swila
Ignatius
Ruth Haidueck
Philips S
Martha June Fennewald
NE Ta
Clark Lo
Naomi Ro Mefford
Kenneth R
Sandra T Smith
Lot Gambte
West
Fred M
Naomy A Decker
Alan W
Lindas Moore
LeRoy
Ida Vila Cleeton
Larry F
Thelma Jo Jorichan
Westmorland
Lindel E
Patricia Frisbee
Alma M
Lottin Charlie McCowan
Thomas Marvin
Dorothy J Cox
Martin E
Frances J Fennewald
Ali
Smith
Laddonia
Raymond E
Mary E Oberhaus
Nellie E Dudley
Oberhaus
Gunther J
Cletan Waschenbach
George M
Antoinctte E Wilson Sr
Bobby Eugene Gillette
Janet FR
Gillette
Ronald G
Linda R
Fay Cornethtach
Lucill
Bigelow
Raw Weslenhaver Construction Inc
Ralph MM
Norman Creed
Partols
Twasua
ROW
Park South Inc
Roy Rand
Peggy D Rosson
Bik
Park South Sabd
James and Marianna Ewart
Lot
Blk J
Park South
Beltone Honors Dick Crouch at Jefferson City Meeting
Beltone manager Roy Parker received the Beltone Master Consultant Award at a Jefferson City meeting and dinner, recognizing outstanding service to the hard of hearing, sales, and hearing aid fitting. Parker also won the Beltone Pace-Setter award for consistent sales. he was joined by his wife Jeanette and secretary Ruth Ballew. AUXVASSE Dick Crouch bought Wilson Grocery and takes over as Thrift Way Market with plans to remodel and offer a complete food market with fine service. staff includes Marvin Flynn, Mary Kribble, Carol McKay, Kenneth Dickey, Jack Cline, and Juanita Sobba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Parker
Beltone
Jefferson City
Beltone Electronics Corporation
Parker
Jefferson St
Auxvasse
Dick Crouch
Wilson
Crouch
Marvin Flynn
Mary Kribble
Carol McKay
Kenneth Dickey
Jack Cline
Juanita Sobba
Employers Must Post OSHA Injury Summary 1972
Kansas City officials remind all OSHA covered employers to post the 1972 annual summary of injuries and illnesses on form 102 by February 1 for at least 30 days. Small firms with seven or fewer workers face a later waiver in 1973, and postings are to be on employee bulletin boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Labor Department
Reidinger
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
Elliott A. Browar
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Walnut
Kansas
Thompson named coordinator of field communications at Standard Oil
Michael E. Thompson is appointed coordinator of field communications in Standard Oil Company Indiana’s public affairs department. He will transfer from Amoco Oil Texas City to Chicago, joining with wife Marsha Boyd and son Thomas. Thompson, a Missouri graduate, previously served as community relations representative at Amoco Texas City after internal analyst work in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Michael_ &E. Thompson
New Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Richard J. Farrell
Thompson
University of Missouri
Amoco
Texas City
Wickells Buy Mexico Book Store
Mrs and Mrs Elywin Wickell have purchased the Mexico Book Store from Mrs Addie Maddox and assume operation February 1. They are Centralians with four years at the University of Missouri extension service in Columbia. They are Baptists, with Mr Wickell an ordained minister, and have a 16 month old daughter Jo Ellen. They plan to move to Mexico once living quarters are secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elywin Wickell
Mexico
Addie Maddox
Wickell's
Wickell
University of Missouri Extension Service
Columbia
Baptist Church
Jo Ellen
Parks Drug Plans To Close By March 1
The Parks Drug Co. at 120 W. Jackson St. will close after 20 years at the south side square. Mr and Mrs Victor Kneaven and Milton Parks owned the store with Mr Parks as pharmacist. They have sold prescription files and drugs to A and B Prescription Shop and aim to close by March 1 as the Kneavens retire and Parks contemplates travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Parks Drug Co
W. Jackson St
Victor Kneaven
Milton Parks
Mr. Parks
Kneavens
Parks
Two Building Permits Issued On Houses In Mexico City
Taylor Sewell, Mexico building inspector, issued two building permits in the past week. Juliet Hulen at 710 Woodlawn St. received a permit to install metal siding costing about 1000 dollars. K. and B. Builders, Ron Clark at 515 S. Missouri, remodels his house for an estimated 385 dollars by Frank Boswell, contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Sewell
Mexico
Juliet Hulen
Woodlawn St
K. and
Ron Clark
S. Missouri St
Frank Boswell
Fewer Missouri Taxpayers Must File Returns This Year
Alden W. McCanless of the Internal Revenue Service in Missouri announced higher income thresholds for filing. Singles under 65 with income under 2050 need not file, while 65 plus is 2800. Married couples face 2800 joint, 3550 if one 65 plus, 4300 if both 65 plus. Filing is advised to recover any withheld tax. Self employed must file if net earnings 400 or more. Publication 528 is available free at the Columbia district office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Missouri
Alden W. McCanless
Internal Revenue For
McCanless
Willingham Heads State Council In Missouri
Nelson Willingham, manager of the Consolidated Electric Cooperative, was elected president of the Missouri Farm Electrification Council for 1973 at the council's annual meeting in Columbia. He had served as vice chairman in 1972 and leads a body of forty-one rural electric cooperatives and nine investor owned companies funding agricultural engineering projects and youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Willingham
Consolidated Electric Cooperative
Missouri Farm Electrification Council
Columbia
Missouri
Department of Agricultural Engineering
Willingham
Audrain County
Mexico
Civic leader held posts in county and state groups
A civic figure serves as a member of the Mexico Chamber of Commerce board as secretary of the Audrain County Betterment Association and as a board member for the Central Electric Power Cooperative in Jefferson City, reflecting broad community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico Chamber of Commerce Board
Audrain County Betterment Assn
Central Electric Power Cooperative
Jefferson City
Hibbs receives five year service award at A B Chance Co
Robert Hibbs of Centralia earned a five year service award at A B Chance Co last week. He is an operations research analyst in the information services department and began as a part time worker in 1967 while a graduate student at the University of Missouri where he earned a master's in electrical engineering. He became a full time employee on January 29, 1968. Fred Wilson of Millbrae California, also a former Centralian, completed his tenth year with Chance Sunday, having worked here from 1963 through 1967 and now serves as an account representative for Chance customers in northern California and part of Nevada. Henry R. Richmond, administrator of the Bonneville Power Administration for five years, has been elected to Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp board of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Robert Hibbs
Eastmont
A.B. Chance Co
Hibbs
Chance Information Services Department
Chance
University of Missouri
Centralian
Fred Wilson
Millbrae
California
Chance Sunday
Wilson
Chancé
Nevada
Oakland
Calif
Henry R. Richmond
Bonneville Power Administration
Kaiser Aluminumm and Chemical Corp
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Michael Thompson
Wickells
Narragansett Corporation
West Carpenter
Moberly
State Council
Henry Block
East Liberty Oped AM
Kaiser Board
Brad
Barney Jim
Jonny Ken
Henrietta
Betty Barbara
Lorene
Shirley Dorothy
Mary Arla Rosa
Loréne
Janie
Mary Lou Barbara
Yvanda
Linda
Vivian
First National Bank
First National
Sts
MPL
Missouri Power
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