Pint Quota For Bloodmobile In Laddonia
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit Laddonia Christian Church on March 3 from 2 p.m. to 6 45 p.m. Sponsored by the Laddonia Jaycee Wives with local groups aiding, 129 units are planned. Donor age 17 to 65, with parental or medical consent as required, and donors can return after eight weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laddontia
Red Cross
Laddonia
Laddonia Christian Church
Laddonia Jaycee
Alvin Wagner
Ross Warrington
Cochairman
Community A4 High School
Mexico
Kaiser’s
Farber
Rush Hill
Vandalia
Farber City Sets Tax Deadlines and Local Notices
Farber officials announce the 1974 city tax deadline March 1 with office hours Monday Wednesday Friday 1 to 4 30 p m Billed totals include personal 2355 16 real estate 10528 46 merchant valuation 67 08 manufacturers valuation 2138 82 merchant licenses 9 and penalties 461 48 total 15560 by Friday 11327 66 paid A bid deadline for mowing city property set March 12 4 30 p m Filing deadline for city elections is 4 30 p m March 14 Mayor Don Crow and three aldermen terms listed Children and local births noted CUB SCOUTS blue and gold banquet February 27 Farber community building at 6 p m Family potluck Program and badge presentation Also social visits and local church and cemetery board activity reported Various local residents noted with births and civic announcements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farber
CUB Scouts
Farber Pack 37
Wellsville-Middletown R-1 High School 1975 Homecoming Honors
The class of 1975 at Wellsville-Middletown R-1 High School won all honors at the 16th annual homecoming. Debbi Pittker was crowned queen, escorted by Ronald Reagan, with Marilyn Houston officiating. The seniors’ float won first place as Debbie Pittker, a baton twirler, changed from uniform to regal attire amid ceremonies led by Sharon Goshorn and escorts included Tim Howard and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbie Pittker
Wellsville-Middletown
R- 1 High School
Debby Presley
Janet Keith
Robyn Leverett
Wellsville
Andy Eckler
Ronald Reagan
Debby Pittker
Kelly Flynn
Chris Davis
Marilyn Houston
Steve Briscoe
Debbie Presley
Tim Howard
David Shire
R-1
Miss Pittker
Neil Pittker
Deborah Presley
Jerry Flynn
Russel Davis
Houston
Sharon Goshorn
Coronaion
Foster Parent Meeting Thursday in Montgomery City
A Foster Parent information meeting will be held at the Christian Church in Montgomery City at 7 30 p m on Thursday to inform the public about the foster care program Speakers will be Mr and Mrs James Bess foster parents in Callaway County Mr Hess vice president of the Missouri Foster Parent Association. The event follows a community celebration featuring school floats and a Yellow Brick Road Wizard of Oz theme. The night included two ball games a coronation and a dance with Shot Gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farber Cemetery
Rosie’ Brandon
Ralph Hull
Calvin Hull
Brandon
Melvin Callen
Ray Harrelson
Hesse Hammett
Roger Green
Green
Vandalia
Floyd Cheney
Montgomery City
Montgomery County
The
Christian Church
S. Sturgeon
James Bess
Callaway County
Hess
Missouri Foster Parent Association
Dorothy
Tin Man
Clopton Hawks
Dennis Goodman
Rent Aid Totals 114000 For Boonslick Region
HUD says Boonslick region including Montgomery Warren and Lincoln counties will get 114000 to aid about 77 families and fund 33 housing units either new or rehabbed. Program seeks elderly and large family set asides while eligible residents pay 15 to 25 percent of income toward rent. HUD covers the rest, with operation expected by spring. For details contact Boonslick Regional Planning Commission in Warrenton.
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ST. Louis
Boonslick
Montgomery
Warren
Lincoln
Elmo Turner
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Turner
Boonslick Regional Planning Commission
Warrenton
Centralia C-Of-C Farm Dinner Draws Hundreds
Approximately 300 farmers and their wives, along with Centralia merchants and their spouses, attended the annual Chamber of Commerce dinner at Centralia High School. Lions Club volunteers served ham and beans, slaw, corn bread, and pie as Quentin Thompson gave the invocation and Charles Hedberg presided. Entertainment by Helen Cornelius and the Crossroads followed, with Randy Adams arranging the program. The piece also notes upcoming community activities and club meetings, plus a Boonville A&P store closure set for March 1.
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Centralia
Chamber of Commerce
Centralia High School
Lions Club
Quentin Thompson
Charles Hedberg
Helen Cornelius
The
Crossroads
Randy Adams
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Merri Rummy Club
Calvin Potter
A. H. Dillard
Raymond Fischer
Dorothy Hutchinson
W. B. Christensen
Alfred Herman
Roswell Gray
Claudie Tipton
Fred Wilkinson
Ed French
J. B. Galloway
Don Crow
Bob Callen
North Ward
Leroy Rathburn
South Ward
Jim Ford
Dana ‘Girard
Kirksville
Osteopathic Hospital
Jason Scott
Girard
Patsy Terry
Vernon Terry
Northeast Missouri State University
Richard ‘Jones
William
J. K. Jones
Windsor, Mo
Edwin
Clinton
Mrs. Jones
Kansas City
Mike Jacobs
Jacobs
Meda Jones
Monty Keener
Stacy Lynn
Cwc
Logan Pharmacy
DEI 'Vfery
F. A. Zimmann
Foster Parent Meeting
Auto Glass Specialists
Gamble Paint & Glass
Mexico Area
C-Of-C
Marie Weitkamper
Lula Mae Asmus
Garden Club
Marvin Morris
Church Women United
United Methodist Church
Jim Houseworth
J.J. Ausmus
Anna Mae Yager
R.L. Harris
Esther Cwf
Ruby Mayes
Harold Cash
Esther
Harold Cox
Barney Wainscott
Bill Hollander
Roy West
Dee Mason
Dee Daughtery
Roscoe Kinkead
Micky Jones
Boston
Mass
Neta Cox
Jones
Rosa Lee Kleinsorge
Martinsburg
Grace McNaughten
Arts and Crafts Club
Mae Wilhite
Ruth Pilcher
Bertha Palmer
Goldie Sexton
Mary Barnes
Jim Shields
Paul Stowe
Dan Williams
O.P. Craghead
Jim Randall
Harrison Women’s Progressive Farmers Association
Albert Lawson
Ted French
Fred Littrell
David , Seiler
Lawson
Orville Beasley
Carl Dunn
Chris
Greg Seiler
French
Charles Atkins
Democratic State Committee
E. Spain
Missouri
Susie Skelton
Lexington
Boonville
A&p
Central Missouri
Yowre
Commerce Bank of Mexico
Nickerson Farms
High Hill
Mike Hand
Board of Education
George M. Cameron
Citizens Savings
Citizens
Jefferson and Liberty
Citizens Savings Association
Ice Mexico
S. Clark
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