Nursing Home Will Get Council Look
A Wellsville city council meeting received a letter proposing a water line to the ore burning home area for Mike Shire from engineer Robert James. The letter was referred to the water and sewer committee for study by Aldermen Jennings and Peery, with W.K. Hintz speaking for the steering committee. A joint meeting was set for Tuesday Jan 11 at 7 p.m. at the Wella Villa recreation room to discuss plans.
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Wellsville
Mike Shire
Robert James
Nursing Home Steering Committee
Water and Sewer Committee
Charles Jennings Jr
Curtis Peery
W.K. Hintz
H.E
Jeff) McClain
del Stevenson
Shire
Nuraing
Otter
Henry Hargis
Joe W. Brown
Joe Brown
Wellaville Fire Brick Co
LaClede- Christy Lake
Dwayne Snow
Specialists From UMC At Meeting In Wellsville
Specialists from the University of Missouri at Columbia discuss farming guidelines at the Farming in the Years Ahead conference set for Friday at 10 15 a m at Todds. UMC speakers include Vic Jacobs and Norlin Hein with a panel of local farmers John Riedek BW Ray Bill Dunn or Don Woods and Joe Becker. Reservations via University Extension Center, noon lunch Dutch treat, call 561 3231.
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Herman Workman
University of Missouri At Columbia
Vic Jacobs
UMS
Todds
Norlin Hein
Richard Rudel
UMC
University of Missouri
John Riedek
B.W. Ray
Bill Dunn
Don Woods
Joe Becker
University Extension Center
Bill Would Put State Tech College At Linn
Legislation filed Tuesday would create the Missouri State Technical College in Linn. Primary sponsors are State Sen. Ralph Uthlaut and State Rep. Norbert Plasameyer. The plan uses Linn Technical College facilities until a new campus is built, with Linn Tech currently offering two year technical training and drawing students from Missouri and other states.
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LINN
Missouri State Technical College
Ralph Uthlaut
New Florence
Norbert Plasameyer
Hermann
Linn Technical College
W Wudenta
Missouri
Missouri Moves to Lure Film Makers to the State
Missouri Tourism Director James L. Passey outlines a program to attract theatrical and TV producers. He cites Missouri’s central location and diverse scenery as advantages, noting past film boons from Tom Sawyer and Friendly Persuasion and plans an ad campaign and studio outreach to boost production and tax revenue.
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Missouri
James L. Passey
Passey
Hollywood
Arrow Rock
Hannibal
Kansas City
Abc-Tv
Jackson County
Colorado
Utah
Arizona
Pasley
Missouri towns vie for prison cash and jobs in fight over sites
Missouri towns push for a new medium security prison to bring millions in yearly payroll and 225 nonagricultural jobs. Gov-elect Teasdale stresses community acceptance. urban sites offered faster access to labor, inmates, and services while rural areas fear stigma and cost. Harrison County hopes 225 jobs and millions in investment offset population decline.
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Virginia Young
Missouri Press News
Jefferson City
Missouri
William Esely
Harrison County
Kansas
Bethany
Esely
Joe Teasdale
Teasdale
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Christopher Bond
George Camp
Bond
Camp
New York
Mark Steward
Missouri Division of Corrections
Steward
St. Louis
Victor F. Snyden
Clay
Platte
Jackson
Alabama Guests Leave Laddonia
Mr and Mrs Terrence Shaw and daughter Amy Marie return to Eufaula Alabama after a two week visit with Mr and Mrs Arnold Rutherford of Vandalia and Mr and Mrs Joe Shaw of Laddonia The Merri Rummy Club met January 5 with 11 members Emma Kelly won high Beth won second Refreshments were served by hostesses and the next meeting is January 19 Beth Tiller hosts. Mr and Mrs William Black of Vero Beach Florida visited Dwain Shaw family during the New Year holiday. Mr Black is a brother of Mrs Dwain Shaw.
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Laddonia
Terrence Shaw
Amy Marie
Eufaula
Ala
Arnold Rutherford
Vandalia
Joe Shaw
Merri Rummy Club
Calvin Potter
Emma Kelly
Beth
Beth Tiller
William Black
Vero Beach, Fla
Mrs. Dwain Shaw
Mr.Black
Mrs
Dwain Shaw
Paris PEO Club Notes Founder's Day
Mrs. R I Colborn hosted the Chapter Y P E O meeting with Mrs. Gertrude Muterabaugh as co host on Jan 3. Founder's Day program by Mrs. Grant Dickson featured slides of the executive office and Centennial Center and noted furnishings donated by PEO chapters. Heirloom portraits of the seven founders shown at Towa Weslyan College. Families hosted guests Jan 2 and 3. A second child Heather Nicole born Dec 31 at KOH Hospital Kirksville to Mr. and Mrs. Terry Mikel. brother Ryan is three.
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Wellsville Senior Citizen Center
Nolan Sano
Nolan Boone
Senor
Paris
R.I. Colborn
Y. P.E.O
Gertrude Muterabaugh
Grant Dickson
PEO
Towa Weslyan College
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
Terry Mikel
Koh Hospital
Kirksville
Heather Nicole
Ryan
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Minn
Bill
State Tech College
Missouri Industries
Linn Tech
Board of Education At
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Norma Ellis
PEO Club
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Lawrence Tawney
Maurine Garrison
Sonny Ketchum
Misty
C.J. Garrison
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Holliday
Charles Sprinkle
Shelbina
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