Farber Scout Sunday and church wedding in town
Farber Cub Scouts Pack 37 and Boy Scouts Troop 37 joined Farber United Presbyterian Church for Scout Sunday on February 7 with a sermon titled Boy Power. The ceremony featured pledges, laws, oaths, and a display of badges. A Farber wedding followed at Farber Christian Church for Linda Wallen and Ray Rives, with extended family guests and overnight stay. The West Prairie Church worshiped at 7:00 p.m. and Farber Baptist announced a all church Valentine Party for February 14 with family cookie contributions and activities for children and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farber
Farber Cub Scouts
Farber Boy Scouts
Farber United Presbyterian Church
Randall Cone
Kenny Terry
Jack Ellis
Lord Baden-Powell
Craig Force
Walter Terry
Martin Keller
Jan Ellis
Danny Tipton
Keith Shaw
Kevin Shaw
Lloyd Shaw
Ricky Seeley
Webelos
Roger Seeley
Keith Leadley
Gary Stubblefield
Den 1
Den 3
Jeff Terry
Dwain Francis
Richard Johnson
Jeff Ellis
Todd Keller
Terry Crow
Michael Gosnell
Bobby Joe Force
Gary Williams
Ray Harrelson
Tom Seeley
Brian Gosnell
George Ellis
Edward Kelly
Jack Hickman
Havana
Ill
Clinton Logue
Springfield
Ivan Logue
Petersburg
Linda Wallen
Ray Rives
Farber Christian Church
Kelly
John Taylor
Helen Wallen
Connie
Bonnie
Larry Holt
Tony
Vandalia
D. Randall Cone
Farber Presbyterian Church
West Prairie Church
Middletown
THE
Farber Baptist Church
James Smith
Sterling Holbrook Jr
Marvin Tipton
Pupils Identify Horse Bone from Ice Age Find
In COQUILLE Oregon teacher James Patridge sent bones to the University of Oregon. Students in his fifth grade class concluded the bones were from a horse of the Ice Age before the university confirmed it. The bones were found by a well digging crew and turned to Patridge, an amateur paleontologist. The university identified the specimen as the upper third molar of a horse from the Pleistocene period.
Career Girl At Van Far BPW names 1970 recipient
Mary Lou Laird of Vandalia named BPW Career Girl for 1970 at Vandalia Country Club during the club dinner. The event honored Van-Far seniors with sponsor Mrs. Robert Erhart and 27 classmates in attendance. Guests included Mrs. Joyce Lovelace and Mrs. Ethel Lewellen. The meeting featured a skit Over The Fence and a Valentine motif. The club announced plans for a Candy Stripers tea March 15 and a Heart Fund Drive. it also sponsored the Loafers Convention food at the Vandalia Community Building. The issue notes other civic and Masonic events and a VFW Auxiliary Lucky Party set for Feb. 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandalia
Mary Lou Laird
Wayne Laird
George Harlow
BPW
Vandalia Country Club
Van-Far A S
Robert Erhart
Joyce Lovelace
Lynn Nolan
Adam
Mexico
Ethel
Alma Fowler
Miss Laird
Ethel Lewellen
Charles Livers
Henry Harp
Stanley Korpal
David Forgy
Tri-County Nursing Home
Business and Professional Womens Club
Candy Stripers
Wallace Thurman
Verdella Thomas
Nell Allen
Gordon McFarland
VerdellacThomas
Louis Lovell
Clyde Hook
Approval of Wells Villa Plan and Bloodmobile Drive
Wellsville officials approved revised Wells Villa senior housing plans at a church basement meeting. The board authorized architect Sammons to prepare working plans and approved rules leases. Bloodmobile drive yielded 105 pints from 122 donors with 17 deferrals. MYF members hosted by Auxgasse group with several youths attending. Rubella immunization clinics planned Feb 23 for ages 1-12 in Montgomery County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Wells Villa
Board of
Christian Church
Sammons
Corporation Board
Rains
FHA
Dan Deiter
The
Red Cross
United Methodist- Presbyterian
Edward Roppel
Glenn Freyer
Methodist
MYF
Auxgasse
Linda McClain
Joni Keith
Lois Banks
Cathy Bishop
Donna Berry
John Keith
Steve Yelton
David Yelton
Don Bote
John Brillhart
Montgomery County
Physicians
Nursing Service
Missouri Division of Health
Monroe permits total revenue and county bids reported
Monroe County records show permits sold in 1970 yielding 24797.50 with category totals for hunting fishing trapping and trout stamps. The same item notes bids opened for county highway tires and fuel, naming Sullivan Service Station Paris as lowest tire bidder and Farm Bureau Service Company Paris as lowest fuel bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris — Cloyde Menefee
Monroe County
Sullivan
Paris
Hays Conoco
Monroe City
Chris Tire Service
Moberly
James T. Montague
Stoutsville
Cecil Buie
Shelbina
Altofer Manufacturing Company
Hannibal
Farm Bureau Service Company
Charles Herron
Standard Oil Company
Nevins Brothers
Sudden Death of Maurine Sharp Reported in Kansas City
Attendees at a gathering include H Heitmeyer and family from Madison Carrollton and Pleasant View Rest Home. Maurine Sharp, daughter of Mr and Mrs Smith Key, died Monday in Kansas City. She is survived by daughter Ketha Sharp of Tennessee and son Richard of California. Body to be moved to a Shelbina funeral home. Dr and Mrs Jim Sheerman and baby daughter from Marceline were weekend visitors.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Van-Far
Vandalia Merchants Association
Frank Hazelrigg
Fulton
Masonic
Missouri
Laddonia
Masonic Lodge
Ralph Rex
Dorsey Hogue
Dwain Rex
Brian
Bill Criss
Debbie
Vickie
Sandy
Kansas City
Neeley McWhirt
First Christian Church
Hogue
Criss
Harry Fuqua
Dwain Shaw
Levering Hospital
James Greenberg
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans Hall
St. Charles
VFW
Wells
F. A. Zimmann
Jefferson & Liberty Sts
Citizens Savings
Association
Monroe
Rolla Kennison
Vietnam
Mary Ann
Jimmy
Lawrence
Mass
Hollingsworth
Edna Fields
West Locust
Elsie Vaughn
Fields
Vaughn
Roy Power
South Main Street
E. Gary T. Hollingsworth
George Anderson
Lynn Hollingsworth
Columbia
Senior Citizens Complex
Esther Wilcoxson
Wilcoxson
Anderson
Melvin Eicher
Woodland Hospital
Anna Swein
Boone County Hospital
Ruth Richart
Fiemma Roberts
Estil Reed
Anna Swem
Swem
Arthur Heitmeyer
H. 5S. Heitmeyer
Mickey
Madison
Jim Heitmeyer
Ann
Carter
Carrollton
Vernon Heitmeyer
Karen Sue
Becky Jo
Otis Fruman
Harold Holsheiser
Gina
Arthur James
Curt
Christy
Rickey Heitmeyer
Gary Havens
Brent
Jim Sheerman
Marceline
Yorks Abe
Contac 10
Peach
A&p
M.tsiss
Pye RC Selection
Valentine Candy
Margarine
ECL
Pau
Staary
Eerestaurant Atu Arenod
Vo Krm
B. Bag
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