Paris Counsellor Plans Retirement By Mrs Ione Ransdell
Paris board rehired Morris Salter as high school principal for a sixth year and accepted the resignation of Mrs Goldie Burkhardt after 37 years teaching. Burkhardt, formerly guidance counsellor, will retire. she taught in Shelby County and at Hunnewell and Monroe City High Schools, and earned degrees from Northeast Missouri State University. The board also reviewed candidates for elementary supervisor and will continue accepting applications. Other routine business was reported. Monroe County voters will elect 10 extension council members across 14 townships Tuesday. Water District 2 signup closes Monday with about 4 800 signups. a future survey will map line routes. Mrs Grace Morehead broke her left wrist and is casted. her husband Doc Morehead had surgery in Boone Hospital. Crain Evans, son of Judge and Mrs Cecil Evans, has a perfect fall semester GPA at Missouri State University Kirksville, with other Paris students on the honor roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Paris Board of Education
Morris Salter
Goldie Burkhardt
Northeast Missouri State University
Kirksville
Burkhardt
Burkhardts
Crain Evans
Cecil Evans
Missouri State University
Joyce Ball
Margaret Buckman
Linda Gerster
Dennis Hollingsworth
Richard Hodits
Peggy Harris
Marion Miller
Jerry Mitchell
Margaret Smith
Karen Turnbough
Clubwoman
John Nation, Jr
Betty Crocker
Girls Town
Larry Penrod
Anderton
Don Burwell
Wellsville
Larry Southers
Centralia
Jack Isbell
Centralia High School
Studere Club outlines city improvement package
Studere Club MFWC discussed a long range improvement program including bicycle tape, skating rink, pavilion roof and Reed Park preservation, playgrounds, picnic tables, a mini fair and more at their Thursday meeting. 13 members attended as Mrs. William McClain led. activities included delivering 42 Christmas trays, a fly trap project, and notes from Club Woman magazine. Coming events list various local club meetings from Jan 15 to 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Studere Club
MFWC
Reed Park
William Burkhalter
William McClain
Penrod
Personal News Of Santa Fe
Santa Fe residents share updates on local events and health. LeRoy Sharp and Cheryl hosted about 50 guests at the Santa Fe Community Center. ISAAC BERGTHOLD returned home from Boone County Hospital. Several patients at Audrain Medical Center in Mexico include Mrs. Walker Carter Russell Bishop Mrs. Henry Kendrick and George Vanlandingham. Henry Moore recovers after surgery in Columbia. A double shower honors Gary and Linda Rouse and Gary Long. Odis Snyber sold a garage building to Alex Culbertson. Brian Gilbert, MU Rolla student, spent holidays here. E. Douglas Romine and wife welcomed a son born at Audrain Medical Center weighing seven pounds seven ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
LeRoy Sharp
Cheryl
Santa Fe Community Center
Issaac Bergthold
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
Walker Carter
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Russell Bishop
Henry Kendrick
Joe Peck
Linda
George Vanlandingham
Henry Moore
Gary Long
Jackie Rouse
Gary
Mrs. Rouse
Sam Long
Odis Snyber
Alex Culbertson
E. Douglas Romine
Centralia
Route 2
Audruin Medical Center
Romine
Laddonia Church Women In Meeting
Women of the Presbyterian Church met at the Laddonia church with 16 members present. Mrs. Joe Teague presided, programs included group singing and a devotion from John 17 14 20. Updates on meals to shutins and sewing plans were approved, with 1972 activity reports presented.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Joe Teague
Beth Hitz
Elwood LaRue
Teague
Clyde Moore
Walter Klusman
Klusman
WOC
Roger Smith
Centralia Garden Club Meeting Highlights Community Projects
Eighteen Centralia Flower and Garden Club members answered roll call with My Favorite Container. New president Mrs. Sidney Stephens led the session. plans include two bundles of trees and shrubs from Jefferson City for town planting, leaf mulching, and recycling leaves into mulch. Various chairmen announced library, therapy, and community improvement efforts, plus a program on flower arranging. Later items note Pre-School Association Founders Day tea plans, kindergarten enrollment details, Centralia Public Library history program, and a Midweek Club program on auto theft prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia Flower and Garden Club
Sidney Stephens
Stanley Fadler
Conservation Department
Jefferson City
Donald Flatt
Bill Meador
Tom Beasley
Flower and Garden Library
Don Crocker
Sherwood Arms
L.C. Henderson
Stephens
St. Louis
Earl Gritton
Fadler
Wayne Fountain
William Bradley
James Ausmus
Missouri Governor Bonds Inaugural Washington Trip
Missouri governor Christopher Bond and his wife plan a Thursday departure to Washington to attend President Nixon's inauguration. They will return Sunday afternoon. Bond will present the budget to the legislature Wednesday at 10 a.m. Next week includes a victory dinner in St Louis with Danforth and Phelps and a criminal justice seminar in Kansas City with a keynote speech at 1:45 p.m. Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri
Washington, D.C
Nixon
Christopher S. Bond
Carolyn
Washington
Bond
St. Louis
Stouffers Riverfront Inn
John C. Danforth
William C. Phelps
Muehlebach
Kansas City
County Development Specialist To Speak
A county development specialist will address the Audrain Betterment Association at its regular meeting Monday at 7 30 p m in the community room of the Audrain County courthouse Paul Lutz of Missouri University staff will discuss the Impact of Rural Development Act of 1972 Gil Rhodes will report on rural fire district plans ABA chairman L E Kohl of Vandalia invites all members and the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrain Betterment Association
Audrain County
Paul Lutz
Missouri University
Gil Rhodes
ABA
L.E. Kohl
Vandalia
Hatton Community Club hosts all day meeting and party
Hatton community events include an all day Hatton Community Club session January 4 at the Hatton Community Hall with a noon ham dinner and an etiquette article read by Orville Vorhis. A Hatton Extension Club party followed on January 6 with card games and shared dishes. Community notes list local residents and upcoming meetings.
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Hatton
John Hopkins
J.G. Jones Jr
Dunbar Hagood
Paul Reid
Joe Sydenstricker
Orville Vorhis
Roy Black
Helen and
Vee
Albert Mefford
Sonny Mefford
J.G
Glen Jones
Jack Rothermich
Hadley Linnenbringer and Sons
Vernon Ratekin
Gay Yeater
Herbert Duffy
Andy Fry
Hatton Extension Club
Extension Council
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Ione Ransdell
Monroe County
County Extension Council
Water District 2
Grace Morehead
Doc Morehead
Happy Workers
Kiwanis Club
Eastern Star
Garden Club
Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee
PEO
Grace Lathersa
Charles Thornley
Order of the Eastern Star
Kristie Hansen
Esther
Miss Hansen
Stephens College
Roy Hansen
State of
Frankie Beamer
Kenneth Dodson
Jean Dorsey
George Adams
Mary Jones Green Democratic Women’s Club
Adams
Lee Bryson
Centralia Rand
Scott Schawl
Band Parents
Booth
Arthur Rawlings
Lutheran Women’s Guild
John Reidel
Henry Maseman
Lydia Smith
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Bruce Shanklin
Raymond C. Bevard
Charles B. Thornley
Christian Youth Fellowship
Matthew
United Methodist Church
Eugene Sharp
Brian Gilbert
Glenn Gilbert
University of Missouri At Rolla
Laddonia Church Women In Meeting
Logene Thomson
Ida Yost Past Noble Grand Club
Thomson
IOOF
Liberty
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Christian Church
Charles Gorman
Gladys Middleton
Virgil Teague
Charles Harris
Arch Middleton
Kelly
China
Kelly’s
Bassett
Tell City
Thomasville
Kelly Furniture
Centralia Garden Club
Bradley
Franklin Myers
Centralia Public Library
Burton Knowles
Donald Manson
City Hall
Harry Manson
Coreta Wilson
Howard White
Ruby Mayes
GFWC
United States
J.C. Gladney
Viola Boone Brown
Gert Muckelbauer
AFS
Penneys
Jcpenney
Wayne Bradley
Sally Dockery
Raymondville, Texas
Jim Akerman
Mr. Akerman
Howard L. Davis
Ellis-Fischer Hospital
John Peppers
Boaz, Ala
Nina Peppers
Jim Peppers
Michael
Jana
Ron Duffy
Nixa, Mo
Don Duffy
Jim Walton
Rising Sun Baptist Church
Walton
Lynn Sebastian
Oliver Sebastian
Henry Block
East Liberty
Mexico Area
Vocational-Technical School
L.P.N
William Woods and
Westminister Colleges
University of Missouri
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