Audrain Extension Council ballots open for voting and ballots
Extension Council voting is open with ballots mailed and stations set in Mexico Vandalia and more. Eligible Audrain County residents may vote through Jan 26 at several banks city offices and the Extension Center with four 4H board seats up for election and district realignment reducing council size from 21 to 17 members.
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Audrain
Vandalia
Vandalia State Bank
Audrain 4H Foundation
Mexico
University Extension Council
University of Missouri
Extension Council
Gil Rhodes
Cuivre Township
City Rejects Monopoly Street Rename Plan
Atlantic City officials voted to keep Baltic Avenue as Baltic and Mediterranean Avenue as Mediterranean on the Monopoly board. Public Works Commissioner Arthur Ponzio had proposed renames to Fairmont and Melrose to align with adjacent avenues. He cited opposition from residents and groups including Monopoly Players of Canada and the U S Monopoly Association.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Baltic Avenue
Fairmont Avenue
Mediterranean Avenue
Melrose Avenue
Public Works
Arthur Ponzio
The
Commission
Monopoly
Players of
Canada
U.S. Monopoly Association
Charles Darrow
Wellsville Menus and School Lunch Week Schedule
Personal News of Wellsville continues with weekly meal plans for town R-1 high school and elementary menus for Monday through Friday. Details include spaghetti, hamburgers, fish sandwiches, soups, vegetables, breads, desserts, and milk. Also notes Jerusalem AP report on Israel’s goal to attract 350000 American tourists in 1973 marking the country’s 26th anniversary year.
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Wellsville
Jerusalem
Israel
Centralia Personal News Highlights Local Meetings
The American Legion Auxiliary met with six members, led by Mrs. Dee Droman, reading appreciation notes from Mr. and Mrs. Wright and the Veterans Hospital in Columbia for gifts. Donna Beamer led the chaplaincy prayer, and Mrs. Bailey provided refreshments. Gibbs hosted 13 Harrison Progressive Farmers Association members with Ted Mortimer presiding, prayers and devotions by Littrell and Bryson, and a quilt donation received.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Dee Droman
Charles Wright
Veteran’s Hospital
Columbia
Donna Beamer
R. Bailey
Frank Gibbs
Harrison Women’s Progressive Farmers Association
Ted Mortimer
Fred Littrell
Raymond Bryson
Club Quilt Meeting and Prize Winners Noted
Mrs Leonard Eckley will meet Mrs Marvin Morris on Jan 24 to begin a quilt project with an all day session and a covered dish luncheon. Roll call asked What I Might Do to Improve Our Club with prizes won by Mrs Truman Coolley Mrs Jesse Jones and Morris. PLAMOR BRIDGE clubist at Mrs Murphy home Wednesday evening. Winners were Mrs Ross Torreyson and Mrs Richard Focht.
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Leonard Eckley
Marvin Morris
Truman Coolley
Plamor Bridge
Murphy
Ross Torreyson
Richard Focht
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Mid- Missouri
Saling
Wilson
Elmer Martin
Gary Riedel
Salt River
South Fork
John Rudasill
Glen Norfleet
Prairie
Linn and Loutre
Joe Becker
Charles Wilson
Cuivie
Wayne Robertson
Franklin Leadley
Jim Hanson
John Fitzgerald
City of Mexico
Buddy Robinson
William W. Williams
Herman Tolson
Quinnie Benton
Robert Fenton
Robert Ollis
Charles Stuart
George Craddock
4H Foundation
Prairie Township
James Smithey
Don Bishop
Larry Talley
Howard Pehle
Linn
Bob Schu
Wally Melaim
Silvey Companies
Gerald Goff
Son
NALA
National Association of Life Underwriters
Association of Life Underwriters
Dean Patrick
Bill Smith
Prudentialins
Bill Johnson
Jimmie Houser
Horsing Group
Bi Overfelt
Centralia
George
A'R
Aten
Dave Olson
Pat Rogers
Assoc Columbia
Southern Life
Jesse Hail
He & Casualty Centrain
Turner Rogers
York Life
Jim Stewart
Lile& Casualty
Claude Woods
Joe Monk
Don Glasford
Les Tate Prudential Ins
Jesse Watkins Westerr’ — Them Life
Russell Niedergerke
CW. Wilson Prudential
James McCarty
Prudential Ins
Kamerica
Wayne Boicourt
Mediterranean
Baltic
Middletown
Jesse Jones
Morris
Logan Pharmacy
North Side
W. Jackson
Soz
Layne
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