Wellsville Personal News Highlights Local Fire and Visits
Personal News of Wellsville continues with reports of visitors from Laddonia, a Wellsville Fire Department response to a Hatnan home fire on Route CC with extensive damage, and moves by residents including Harold Wilson’s son-in-law Hugh Orrand and Joe Peery’s family. The piece notes club meetings, a rabies dog clinic, Valentine crafts, extension activities, and a Resurrection Church parking lot update amid community events in February and January.
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Wellsville
Albert Hatnan
Hamann
Harold Wilson
Hugh Orrand
St. Charles
Blue Springs
National Extension Club
Hearnes
Columbia
Missouri
Roppel
Red Cross
Joe Stevens
Montgomery City
Maurice Schipper
Robert Bastean
James Crouch
Catholic Women's Organization
George Sutter Sr
Talks Continue On A C Pact At Independence Plant
A five day old steelworkers strike at the Allis-Chalmers plant in Independence will persist until the company increases pay adds benefits and improves working conditions the United Steelworkers of America said on Wednesday.
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Independence
Allis-Chalmers
United Steel Workers of America
Man regains sight after 30 minute operation at Port Richey
August Gus Fry, 59, who had been blind since a cataract operation left him with only light and dark in his left eye, regained sight after a 30 minute procedure in Port Richey Florida. He had lost vision 20 years earlier when infection forced removal of his right eye. He touched his braille watch as he greeted a new day.
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August Gus" Fry
Port Richey
Fla
Fry
Personal News Of Paris Night Attended By 120
Personal news from Paris reports a Monday evening event at First Baptist Church featuring Mr Ray Delaney and Mrs John Berrey with 120 attendees. The speaker was Paul Brown of Hannibal Grange College, and entertainment was by Roaring Twenties from Paris High under Sue Galloway.
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W. K. Hintz
W. C. Steele
Lawrence McHoney
Montgomery City Kiwanis Club
Christian Church
Montgomery City
Ray Lunsford
Columbia
AL Valentine Baga
First Baptist Chacr
Paris
I, Paul. Brown
Hannibalia Grange College
Roaring Twenties
Sue Galloway
Eal Inachot
Senator Quits On The Record In North Carolina
BISMARCK North Carolina AP Howard Freed president pro tem of the state senate quit smoking after a 26 24 vote on a public no smoking bill. Violators face a 100 dollar fine. As tally continued Freed tossed his cigarette pack into a wastebasket and declared he would quit smoking forever. His pledge was recorded for posterity in the Senate journal.
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Bismarck
N.C
Howard Freed
Freed
State Senate
Freedot
Chamber
Senate
Army Won't Suspend Live Drill After Mortar Accident
FT BRAGG NC AP The Army declined to suspend a live fire exercise after an 81mm mortar round wounded 15 members of the 82nd Airborne Division. Eleven were hospitalized at Womack Army Hospital including a lieutenant colonel in serious condition. Four enlisted men were treated and released. An investigative board was appointed to determine the cause with human error and faulty ammunition not ruled out.
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FT. Bragg
N.C
82Nd Airborne Division
Womack Army Hospital
Roscoe Robinson
Ac- Sahan Army
Antileak bill draft spurred by city council leak
Vancouver Province reports Surrey council discussed and rejected a draft bylaw aimed at fines of 800 for aldermen who disclose closed session secrets. The plan was drawn up by Mayor Ed McKitka and would have exempted him from penalties.
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Surrey
Canada
Vancouver-area
Vancouver
Ed McKitka
Secretaries Seek Local Chapter Formation Luncheon
A group of local legal secretaries plans the first luncheon meeting at Monterey on Highway 54 South Saturday March 5 at 12 00 noon with a 12 30 p m business meeting. L Diane Dunn directs the gathering as secretary to attorneys Brett and Erdel with Bonnie Henry Missouri Association of Legal Secretaries speaking on growth through NALS and MALS membership. Reservations via Diane Dunn at 581 280.
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National Association of Legal Secretaries (International
Monterey
Highway 54 South
L. Diane Dunn
Bradford A. Brett
Daniel K. Erdel
Brett & Erdel
Bonnie
Henry
Missouri Association of Legal Secretaries
NALS
MALS
Pell
Diane Dunn
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Joe Peery
Mrs
Marcia Yaeger
Lewistown
H. L. Burwell
Phariz
R. C. Lowe
Lowe
Charles Hough
Vinita
Okla
J. R. Krieger Jr
Todd
Toledo
Ohio
Duane Snow
Happy Workers Extension Club
C. W. Burkhalter
Edward Roppel
Evelyn Cole
Merchants
Powder River Livestock Handling
Dennis Force
Farber
Velco Vantress Electrical CO
Mexico
Ray Delaney
John Berrey
Atlanta
J.B
Stoner
Frederick Cowan
New Rochelle
N.Y
Thunderbolt
White Raciam
Africa
Marietta, Ga
Cowan
New York
Providence, R. I
Milton Wilson
Albert Dubois
Harold Williams
Providence
Williams
Wilson
Dubois
6Th District
Cranston
Army
Ose Meng
Beek Buildings
Baanza
Fananza
Bonanza
Beek Builders, Inc
P.o. Box
Hannibal, Mo
Valley Center
Detroit Diesel
Deutz
Johns
Onan & Lima
Gorman-Rupp
Berkely
Hale
Johnston Deepwenll
Amarillo, Johnson, and
Randolph
Pierce, Gheen, Dresser
Alcoa
Gifford Hill
Reynolds
downs-Manville
U.S
G.E
Westinghouse
Baldor
Murphy
Arco
Nelson
Bit Kohl
Jim Lierheimer
Fred Kohl
Ikohl Equipment CO
Vandalia
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
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