Farber Board Names Bounds to Fill City Posts
Bettye Teague resigned as Farber city collector and clerk on February 15. The board of aldermen accepted the resignation and named Betty Bounds to fill the collector and clerk posts until the April 6 election. A one year unexpired term will be held for the collector. the clerk remains appointed under city statute. Mayor Joe Gaw has resigned to move from the city. In Auxvasse Harold Carlyle injured in a fall at the post office, breaking his hip. he was hospitalized in Boone County. The Centralia and Selby ballots will include mayoral and alderman races with filing due by March 5 at 4:30 p.m. Funeral services were held for Melville Hawkinson’s wife’s relative, and Mrs. Wayne Cheney of Farber underwent surgery at University Medical Center Columbia. Youth Choir held a Valentine Party at Farber Christian Church. Weekend visitors included SFC Gene Hull, Brad Hulse, Gary, Clyde Shepherd, and others. Mrs. Alvin Barrett learned of nephew Vernon L. Goss’s death in Harrisburg, Penn., and traveled to attend services. William Malone and wife now reside at 213 E Franklin St in Farber. he works at North American Refractories. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Teague and Darrin of Belton, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Teague and Kenny of Springfield were weekend guests of relatives. Mrs. Marvin Tipton hosted the February Baptist Women meeting. World Day of Prayer planned for March 14 at the Presbyterian Church. St Patrick favors for Tri-County Nursing Home residents planned. March meeting to be hosted by Mrs. Howard Lynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellis Farber
Bettye Teague
Farber
Board of Aldermen
Boyd Bounds
Joe Gaw
Alvin Barrett
Vernon L. Goss
LeRoy Z. Goss
Harrisburg
Penn
Mrs. Barrett
Marvin Tipton
Presbyterian Church
Wilson
Annie Armstrong
St. Patrick
Tri-County
Howard Lynn
Buildings for Sale In Cannon Dam Area
Colonel Carroll N. LeTellier of the U S Army Engineer District St. Louis announced bids are being received for sale and removal of government structures at the Clarence Cannon Dam and Reservoir. Sealed bids due by 10 a.m. March 16 at 210 North 12th Street St. Louis MO 63101. bids opened publicly with awards to highest bidders. Contact the district or real estate office for Invitation for Bids at 314-268-2848 or Hannibal New Federal Building Hannibal.
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ST. Louis
Carroll N. LeTellier
U. S. Army Engineer District
Clarence Cannon Dam
North 12Th Street
Missouri
LeTellier
Clarence Cannon
New Federal Building
8Th and Broadway
Hannibal
Marvin Hultz Files For Paris School Board
Marvin Hultz has filed as a candidate for the Paris R-2 Board of Education with a March 18 filing deadline for declarations to secretary Caskle Painter. Election occurs at the annual April school election. terms of two board members, Frank Snyder and Caskie Painter, expire.
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Paris
Marvin Hultz
R-2 Board of Education
Caskle Painter
Frank Snyder
Caskie Painter
Chance Co Group Marks 10 Accident Free Years
Centralia A B Chance Company Epoxiglas department workers reached ten straight years without an accident at midnight Tuesday. The 31 employees operate 24 hours a day seven days a week making fiberglass reinforced parts for Chance products including orange handles for hot sticks used on power lines. The department joins seven other Chance factories with a decade or more of no disabling injuries. Readers include list of Centralia Thompson Mexico Sturgeon Paris Moberly Huntsville personnel and foremen.
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Centralia
A. B. Chance Company
Epoxiglas
mid-Missouri
Big Chance
Chance
Earl Beamer
David Brink
Seal Bradford
Pete Brooks
Gary Bybee
Jesse Cates
Dale Clark
Charles Foster
Lyndell Galloway
Laurence Hatfield
Leonard Hatfield
Alvin Hinds
Melvin Hutsell
Ralph Isgrig
Jack Reams
Darrell Schell
Thormas Travis
Alice Vanshike
Lavern Wyatt
Don Embree
George Ball
Howard Hockman
Thompson
Arthur, Collens
Mexico
Paul Carson
Sturgeon
Arnold Carson
Ronald Current
Paris
Dean Duncan
Moberly
James Kraft
Ronald Page
Charles Campbell
Huntsville
Harold Montgomery
Montgomery Grain Firm Hires New Manager
The Producer's Grain Company board hired Rollie L. Troutman of Milton Iowa as new manager, to begin March 15. Acting manager Kermitt Ellis Jr serves until then, succeeding Jim Cunningham who resigned Feb 5. The item also notes community social visits and readings from local residents and distant travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith P. Gentry
Montgomery City
Producer’s Grain Company
Rollie L. Troutman
Milton
Iowa
Kermitt Ellis Jr
Troutman
Jim Cunningham
Santa Fe WSCS Meeting Notes and Visits
Santa Fe WSCS met at Marguerite Jasper’s home on Thursday afternoon February 11 with Miss Ruby Scobee leading the lesson The Pessimist the Humanist and the Prophet Mrs Kenneth Scrogin and Mrs Cash Scrogin visited Josie Scrogin at Allen's Nursing Home Francis and Leta Mae Crigler Sexton visited Mrs Odis Snyder over the weekend and several people helped with wood for Mrs Snyder CB Radio Club and IOOF Lodge members were among those aiding her late husband was a former Radio Club member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
WSCS
United Methodist Church
Marguerite Jasper
Ruby Scobee
Kenneth Scrogin
Cash Scrogin
Josie Scrogin
Allen’s
Francis Sexton
Sullivan
Odis Snyder
Sexton
Leta Mae Crigler
Snyder
CB Radio Club
Ioof Lodge
US Replaces Tiger Cages in Vietnam Prison Camps
Washington AP reports the United States will fund about 400000 dollars for four new security camps to replace South Vietnam’s tiger cages at Can Son prison. Construction began last April and each camp spans roughly the length of a football field.
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Washington
United States
South Vietnam
Can Son Prison
U.S
Wellsville Church Stewardship Dinner Highlights Rest
The Wellsville Baptist Church emphasized rest and renewal as core to stewardship during its annual fellowship dinner. Dr. Thomas Nelson urged drawing on church resources including children’s faith, as pledges are collected Sunday. A youth skit and musical portions punctuated a program led by Rev. Quenten Boyd, followed by the Wellsville Middletown Youth Center annual meeting notice and local meal menus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Christ
Stingy
Chuck Swarthout
Laura Bass
Debbie Porter
Vicki Hildebrand
Thoughtless
Larry Bass
Rich
Debbie Swarthout
Selfish
Lana Bass
Glenn Swarthout
Tither
Kathryn
Wilcox
Willard Sailor
Charles Swarthout
James Dunbar
C. W. Hawkins
Quenten Boyd
Kathryn Wilcox
Barbara Smith
Nelson Davis
Stanley
Our Church
Boyd
Charles Wilcox
Edgar Miller
Hawkins
Stanley Smith
Mike Shire
John Witherspoon
Harold Wilson
Elmer Donovan
Vandalia Guild Will Hear Student
The Women’s Guild of the Lutheran Church met with Mrs. Dorothy Cahill presenting the lesson Speak But Always Listen. A committee was appointed to call on shut ins each month. Feb 24 Miss Ase Samuellson, foreign exchange student at Van-Far R I High School, will speak after a 5 30 p m covered dish supper. Several local church and civic notices follow including World Day of Prayer plans, Church Women United 1971 officers, and hospital updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandalia
Women’s Guild of the
Lutheran Church
Dorothy Cahill
Ase Samuellson
Van-Far R I High School
W. J. Gieselman
Tri-County
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Cincinnati
Cal
Charles R. Stribling Ill
Missouri Military Academy
American Cancer Society
Missouri Division Crusade Committee
Marguerite Piazza
National Crusade
Mrs. Bounds
Mrs. Teague
Carlyle
Auxvasse
Harold Carlyle
Warren C. Moser
Boone County Hospital
Moline
Wailon White Delivery Service
Columbia
Glen April
Selby Vandalia
Ray Hull
Bobby Force
North Ward
Ray Harrelson
South Ward
Melville Hawkinson
Clarence
Paul C. Graves
Graves
Annabelle
Bethlehem Methodist Church
Church
Wayne Cheney
University Medical Center At
Cheney
Winfred Heaston
Farber Christian Church
Tom Hull
SFC
Gene Hull
Fort Sill
Okla
Brad Hulse
Gary
Clyde Shepherd
William Malone
Roger Montague
E. Franklin St
Oak Hill
Ohio
Womelsdorf
Malone
North American Refractories
Jack Teague
Darrin
Belton
Jim Teague
Kenny
Connie
Springfield
William Teague Sr
Cannon Dam
Margaret Workman
Monroe County Selective Service Board
Kenneth L. Shumard
Monroe County
John Vanlandingham
Bert James
Paul James
Annie Smithey
Alex Stuart
John Eb, Stone
Sue Flynt
Paris Baptist Church
Joe Coldwell
Blanton Engle
David Crain
Dennis Langerud
Mike Hayes
Glenn Turner
Jim Stephenson
Sentinel
Charles Scott
FFA
John Mark Wiseman
Santa Suzana
Calif
Bert
Paul
Lon James
Frances James
Joe Milam
Arizona
Lynn Mott
Pensacola
Fla
Ralph Chandler
Motts
John Deere
Mott
Willard Reavis
Lotiie Vaughn
Woodland Hospital
Shelbina
Paris Presbyterian Church
John Meyers
Mr. Meyers
Paris Church
Presser Hall
Hagans
Jay
IGA
Lawrences
Montgomery Grain Firm
Jeanne LeMaster
Irene LeMasters
Jeanne
University of Missouri
Orkin Termite Co
Georgia Schmidt
Norman Graue
David Lockhouse
Marvin Schmidt
Marion Schmidt
St. Charles
Carl Graue
Bobby Schmidt
Monte Stiegman
Kenneth Schmidt
Big Springs
John Schmidt
Hermann
Orry Gerkin
New Florence
Elizabeth Martin
Mabel Clark
Trim and Karl
Jonesburg Nursing Home
Elijah R. Gruber
Homestead Air Force Base
Vietnam
Kathryn Gruber
Air Force
Calvin
Oscar Buecker
Jonesburg
Mr. Buecker
Muriel Byers
Chatham
Ontario
Canada
Anne Barker
David
Paul Barker
Mrs
Eugene Sharp
VOGUE
West Monroe
Penney
Gene Baldwin
Thelma Jo Jerichow
Wellsville Church
Wellsville-Middletown
Butch
George Lipscomb
Audrain Medical Center
Middletown
Jr.-Sr. High
Citizens Savings
Aisin
Vandalia Guild
Sam P. Martin
John Davis
Women United
Cottle Ogden
Ruth Rector
Albert Kristofferson
Don Glassford
Lizzie Teague
Gary Orr
Burl Orr
Germany
James Wasson
Fan Noel
Frances H. Seago
Slater
Ralph Daniels
Orra Carroll
Noel
Seago
Winifred BK. Seago
Arlington
Ito
Vandalia Itc
Glasgow
Miss Seago
Fitzgibbon Hospital
Marshall
U.P. W
First Presbyterian Church of
Joe Moag
Norman Heim
Richard Schlimmie
Ray Callanan
Stephens College Columbia
Marilyn Maye
RCA Recording Artist
Abe Burrows
Stephens Assembly Hall
Pam
Ste
Moss