Weather Forecast for Ledgerland and Missouri
Official readings show 7 a.m. high and low for the past 24 hours with 30 for the morning, 43 low and 4 for the high in February, and 0.5 inches of precipitation. Forecast warns heavy snow tonight with 4 to 8 inches of total accumulation, colder tonight, clearing Sunday with highs near 40. Snow to continue central and north, with 1 to 3 inches elsewhere, plus thunderstorms in southern portions changing to snow. Northwest to central clearing by Sunday. lows 20s to 30s, highs 30s to 40s. Missouri extended outlook: Monday to Wednesday highs in 40s and 50s, lows upper 20s to 30s, chances of precipitation Monday and Wednesday.
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Ledgerland
Missouri
East Central
West Central
Hospital Admissions and Deaths in Audrain County
Admissions list at Audrain Medical Center includes Mrs. Howard L Schinkel Mrs M Elizabeth Montague Mrs Ina L Allen and others from Centralia Mexico Wellsville and more with births at 6 38 pm to Charles Jennings Jr and a son at 9 53 pm to James M Bearden Dismissals follow names including Rosetta Kelly Raymond Wilders and many others Deaths listed: Raymond Lowry 78 Mrs Alice Torreyson 76 Otis Thompson Sr 38 Mrs Maude Hearn Lund 79 Emmett G Stephens 75.
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Audrain Medical Center
Howard L. Schinkel
M. Elizabeth Montague
Ina L. Allen
Ruby ‘W. McCord
M. Florence Stevens
Freda
Roberts
Charlies R. Hooke
Tammy R. Jackson
Mary S. Peery
Sandria D. Damron
Centralia
L. Hudson
Littora J. Hobbs
King Green
A D. Cannon
William R. Sheridan
Raymond D. Lowry
Ronnie Stephens
Paul Atterberry
Ton
Charles Jennings Jr
Wellsville
James M. Bearden
Kent Road
Rosetta Kelly
Raymond Wilders
Jackie Cutforth
Clyde Wainscott
Virgil Thurston
Karl Fritschie
Barry Ardell Jr
Valerie Davis
Charles James
Thomas Peery
Leo Thoenen
Mexico
William Morrison
Moberly
Leona Winter
New Florence
Lyndall Poff
William Branson
Auxvasse
Ralph Daniel
Bryan Dempsey
Alden Britton
Vandalia
Herbert Millard
Raymond Lowry
Alice Torreyson
Otis Thompson Sr
Maude Hearn Lund
Emmett G. Stephens
Public safety and court notes from Centralia area
Public safety reports include Mrs. Walter Leach attacked by three dogs at 617 Cleveland with minor injury and a damaged car reported by John Ronald Green on N. Wade. Minor vehicle damage also noted to Louis Duncan’s home area and a basketball thrown through a window. Two unrelated accidents involve Butler Nunnelly and Leslie E. Ellis with no serious damage. Magistrate Court records show Linda Lou Burts pleading guilty to a check charge after previously denying it. Probate Court lists inventory for Alice Moss Ferris with $30,000 real estate. Marriage license issued to Richard Jeppert and Brenda West.
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Walter Leach
Route 4
Cleveland
Central
Butler Nunnelly
E. Lafayette
Doris L. McDonald
Calhoun
Calhoun Street
Leslie E. Ellis
S. Jefferson
Highway 54
Sunset Lane
Hampton R. Ferris
Alice Moss Ferris
Markets Snapshot From Yesterday's Grain and Stock Activity
The report lists cash grain prices with sources MFA and Fowles Grain Co at soybeans 7.35, wheat 2.47 or 2.48, corn 2.40 or 2.34, milo 3.55 or 3.50. Over the counter trading shows Commerce Banc 25 26, Mercantile Bank 29 30, Wetterau 17 18. NYSE closes include Robbie Brooks 3, Combustion Eng 48, Dresser 38, Emerson Electric 334, Interco 40, Kaiser Aluminum 433, Panhandle Eastern 43, Ralston Purina 15, US Gypsum 24, US Gypsum pref 2714, Wal Mart 134. Dow Jones Friday close 933.43.
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MFA
Mexico
Fowles Grain Co
Laddonia
Commerce Bancshares
Mercantile Bank Corp
Wetterau
New York, Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Combustion Engineering
Dresser
Carter Aide Disclosures Offer Limited Figures From Cabinet
President Carter released net worth and income ranges for 15 Cabinet level appointees, but many key amounts remain unspecified. The documents cover Cabinet heads and four cabinet level posts, plus summaries on conflicts of interest and pledges to avoid post government gainful employment for two years.
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Washington
Carter
White House
Jody Powell
Council of Economic Advisers
Charles L. Schultze
National Security
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Thomas B. Lance
Office of Management and Budget
Andrew Young
United Nations
Gangs Flourishing in Schools Warn Senate Panel
A Senate Judiciary subcommittee report cites a resurgence of violent gang activity in major cities and suburbs, with gangs controlling school areas and charging fees. It notes fluorished in New York, Los Angeles, Detroit, Philadelphia, Chicago, and San Francisco, while overall national violence remains complex.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary
New York City
Los Angeles
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
San Francisco
M. M. Coose Buried in Vandalia at 80
Maurice McGown Coose 80, of Monroe City, formerly Vandalia, died Feb 21 after a stroke. Born Dec 9, 1896, he was a lifelong farmer and a member of multiple Angus and fraternal groups. Survived by wife Gladys, two sons, five granddaughters, two step granddaughters, two sisters, and a stepson. Services held at First Baptist Church, Vandalia.
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Vandalia
Maurice McGown Coose
Monroe City
Levering Hospital
Hannibal
Lincoln County
John and
Burle McGown Coose
Pike County
Round Grove
Vandalian Business and Professional Men
American Angus Association
Mark Twain Angus Association
Monroe County
Missouri Angus Association
Modern Woodman
Alma Ruth Henderson
Curryville
Gladys Lee
Malcolm Maurice
Leo Vaughn
Gary
Marsha) Perry
Mexico
Rex
Debbie) Moore
Polo
Cathy Coose
LeRoy
Vickie) Niemeyer
Charles
Teresa) Wright
LeAnne Niemeyer
Jeff Moore
Warren Lee
Kay See
Glenda van Eaton
Geneva Myers
Charles Liter
Perry
Coose
First Baptist Church
Robert Hoehn
Mrs. Maude Lund Rites Are Pending
Mrs. Maude Hearn Lund 79 of Rush Hill died at home. Services pending at Arnold Funeral Home with burial in Laddonia Cemetery. She was born Oct 24 1897 in Troy to I W and Lottie Sitton Hearn. She married Oscar Lund in Aug 1939, he died in Aug 1949. She taught in Audrain County rural schools and in Michigan. She was a charter member of the Rush Hill church. Surviving: sister Miss Helen Hearn, brother Howard Hearn, Rush Hill. nephew John Maxwell and three nieces plus three great nieces and four great nephews.
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Maude Hearn Lund
Rush Hill
Arnold Funeral Home
Laddonia
Troy
I.W
Lottie Sitton Hearn
Oscar Lund
Audrain County
Michigan
Kirksville
Teachers College
Marquette
Mich
Ypsilanti Teachers College
Ypsilanti
Lund
Mexico
Charles Luke
Substantial State Pay Increases Are Likely
Missouri's Compensation Commission plans to urge legislative approval of substantial pay rises for state officials, likely around 50 percent, with judges, legislators, and statewide officers deferred until March 4 in Kansas City. A permanent commission would periodically review salaries, but no tie to ethics laws is proposed yet.
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Jefferson City, Mo
Missouri Compensation Commission
Kansas City
Commission
Raymond Lowry Dies in Wellsville Rites Sunday
Wellsville Raymond Lowry 78 died at Audrain Medical Center after a heart attack. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at Myers Funeral Home conducted by Dr. Wesley Harmon with Masonic rites tonight. Burial in Wellsville Cemetery. Memorials to eye foundation. Survived by wife Lucille and four sons Roger Richard Kenneth John, a daughter Elizabeth Deppe, 11 grandchildren, and two brothers.
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Wellsville
Raymond Lowry
Myers Funeral Home
Wesley Harmon
Eye Foundation
Lowry
Audrain Medical Center
Montgomery County
Robert M
Emma Blanchard Lowry
Lucille Yomund
Kansas City
United Methodist-Presbyterian Church
Blue Lodge
A.F
A.M. No
Roger
Omaha
Neb
Richard
Union
Kenneth
Raytown
John
Mexico
Harry
Elizabeth) Deppe
Leavenworth
Kan
Hugh Lowry
Clarkstown
Wash
W. W. Lowry
Craigmont
Idaho
Adams to review St. Louis airport site decision
Transportation Secretary Brock Adams plans a non political review of former secretary Coleman s choice of a Illinois site for a new St. Louis area airport. He aims to decide within weeks based on existing facts after meetings with Illinois and Missouri leaders and a TWA official.
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Washington
Brock Adams
William T. Coleman Jr
St. Louis
Ilinois
Adams
Missouri
Illinois
Adlai Stevenson Jr
Joseph P. Teasdale
Thomas Eagleton
Illnois
Lambert
John B. Regan
TWA
Regan
Coleman
Columbia-Waterloo
Mississippi River
Missouri St. Louis
MMA Staff Attends ISACS Conference in Chicago
Four Missouri Military Academy representatives join the National Association of Independent Schools Central States conference in Chicago. Major John E. Reddick directs the MMA group for the three day event in February 2026, joined by Major James Marley Lt Sam Mounger and Lt Ron Rosendahl.
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Missouri Military Academy
National Assn. of Independent Schools
Independent Schools Assn
Central States
Chicago
John E. Reddick
MMA
James Marley
ISACS
Sam Mounger
Ron Rosendahl
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