Laddonia Jaycees Plan Card Party and Chili Supper
Laddonia Jaycees host a chili supper at 6 p.m. and card games at 7:30 p.m. at the Laddonia Jayce Hall with chili, potato soup, hot dogs and beverages available. Public invited. ARBELA CHAPTER OES meets Feb 1 with Mrs. Claudie Tipton pro tem due to Mrs. Fred Wilkinson’s surgery and Roger Stringer presiding. Charter draped in memory of Mrs. Dave Christopher.
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Laddonia
Saycees
Laddonia Jayce Hall
Arbela
Claudie Tipton
Fred Wilkinson
Roger Stringer
Pattn
Dave Christopher
Moberly Bank Plans New Facility in 1977
Moberly City Bank and Trust Company of Moberly Missouri announced a new motor bank facility to be built at the northwest corner of the intersection of Business U.S. 63 and U.S. 24. The new site will replace the temporary facility on North Morley that has operated since March 1974. The project is slated for the mid 1977 period.
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Moberly
City Bank and Trut.Company
Missouri
City Bank Orth
U.S. 63
U.S.24
City Bank
North Morley
Man Maintains 200 Acres Pristine Forest Despite License Fight
In Hamburg Iowa Lucian Smith who owns 200 acres near the Missouri border fights a Missouri license rule after choosing to clear 300 acres for crops and preserve 200 as wild habitat. He rejects a $7.50 hunting license insisting he will not hunt without a proper certificate while neighbors note the land division complicates the farm’s wildlife exemption.
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Hamburg
Iowa
Missouri
Lucian Smith
Smith
Nebraska
Sioner
Missouri Game Commission
Missouri Department of Conservation Information
Jim Keefe
Keefe
Rockport Conservation
Richard” Sperber
Sperber
Lucian
State Capitol
Jefferson City
Department of Conservation
Perry Vacationers Report Florida Crop Ruin After Cold Spell
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Kell of south of Perry return from Key West Florida after 20 weeks visiting friends. They note Florida vegetables ruined by cold weather. En route they visit Plaing Georgia and meet Mrs Jimmy Carter's mother and tour the town. They did not see Billy Carter but visited his service station. Eva Leake opens Ralls County Secretarial Service office in Perry. William Altar Society to meet. R-2 school weekly menu announced. Laity Sunday observed at Perry Christian Church with guest speaker June Christensen.
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Perry
Ken Kell
Key Weat
Fla
Florida
Plaing
Missouri bill would decriminalize public drunkenness
Sen. Warren Welliver proposes removing criminal penalties for public drunkenness to help about 230000 celebrants. Centers would detoxify instead of jailing, using existing mental health facilities with para medical staff and counseling referrals. rural access may lag without transport.
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Jefferson City
Warren Welliver
D-Columbia
Missouri
Joe Teasdale
Welliver
Sta
William Lerner
Lemer
Lerner
St. Louis
Kansas City
Salvation Army
Sturgeon Transfers To Fire District
Sturgeon City Council and Boone County Fire Protection District reach tentative plan to transfer fire protection from the Sturgeon Volunteer Fire Department. City leases its building for 1600 dollars. district maintains equipment. Mayor Gene Kelly says the plan would save about 3000 dollars while the city staff remains as volunteers.
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Sturgeon
Boone County Fire Protection District
Gene Kelly
Soloed Solo Flight On A Snowy Wellsville Runway
Travia Park of Middletown earned his first solo plane flight on his 16th birthday despite slick roads and heavy snow near Montgomery City. After preheating a tractor and Cessna 172 at Wehrman Airport, he completed four near perfect solo landings at 9 p.m. with a zero reading on the thermometer, witnessed by his father Claude Park and family friends.
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Wellsville
Travia Park
Middletown
Travia
Howard Wehrman
Wehrman
Montgomery City
Travis
Claude Park
Park
Walter Park
Missouri Wins Federal Grant for Low Highway Death Toll
Missouri will get a federal grant near 1.4 million for 1975 traffic deaths, the third straight year earning federal funds to cut highway fatalities. Missouri ranked seventh in per state performance for 1975 and eighth for greatest reduction versus the four prior years, following 55 mph speed limit efforts that began in 1974 after a high death toll in 1973.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
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