Paris Council Acts on Water
Paris city council met at city hall with Gould Pump Co. to price a standby pump and with Warren VanPraag to advance phase 2 of engineering studies for an adequate future water supply. Norfolk and Western discussed cost sharing with city and Monroe County before talking to Missouri Public Service Commission. Donations pledged to Daniel Boone Center and other local groups were approved. Community events and meetings across Paris and nearby towns were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Robert Harbit
Gould Pump Co
Harbit
O.L. Broemer
Warren- VanPraag
Warren Warren-VanPraag
RI. Colborn
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Daniel Boone Community Action Center
Paris Jaycees
Mexico
Jaycees
Mexico Armory
Mark Twain Cafe
Monroe County
Jayceees
Crash Kills Two Brothers In Missouri On Route 94
Two St Louis brothers, Charles J. Youngblood II, 20, and Paul Youngblood, 17, died when their car veered off Missouri Route 94 in St Charles County. Police say the elder was driving at an apparent high speed before losing control and hitting a utility pole.
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Machens, Mo
St.Louis
Here
St. Charles County
Charles J. Youngblood II
Paul
Youngblood
Highway 94
Wellsville Ministers Plan Key 73 Program Launch
Wellsville ministers agreed to launch the Key 73 program with a February 4 citywide booklet distribution of Luke and Acts, aligning with last year’s canvass. Up to 20 helpers per church will meet February 4 at 2 p.m. at the United Methodist Presby terian Church fellowship hall. 1,000 booklets ordered. The ministers meet January 31 for further prep. Rev. Marion Rowlen of Columbia plans to attend. Rev. Dale Banke leads the Ministerial Alliance.
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Wellsville
Marion Rowlen
Columbia
The
Christian Church
Dale Banke
Ministerial Alliance
Wellsville UPW Installs New Officers For New Year
The United Presbyterian Women of Wellsville installed officers for the new year at the United Methodist and Presbyterian educational building. President Mrs. Herman Schumann and others took roles. a Luke reading by Mrs. Grant opened the meeting. Ten members and two visitors attended with refreshments served by Mrs. Crouch and Mrs. Yelton.
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Harry Miers Jr
Ava Metcalf
F.A. Barnett
Joe Branham
Extension Council
Ministry of Music
Wellsville
Ray
Clara) Oliver
United Presbyterian Women At
Elsie Middleton
World Service
Herman Schumann
William Crouch
Elsie Waller
E.C. Burkhalter
F.A. Zimmann
United Presbyterian Women
United Methodist and Presbyterian Educational
Roscoe Grant
E.c.burkhalter
Grant
Wellsville Upw
Clarence Smith
UPW
Schumann
Burk
Prospects High For More Soviet Wheat Sales in 73
U.S. farm officials predict stronger Soviet grain purchases in 1973 depending on weather and ocean freight. Earl L. Butz cites Russia’s winter crop damage and moisture needs, with continued buys of corn and feed. Russia’s 1972 drought forced large U.S. grain imports, and shipments may require more time if logs lag.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Russia
Moscow
Buty
Buzz
United States
Agriculture
Nixon
FHA Loans For Farming Still Available
John O. Foster state director of Farmers Home Administration says FHA will not issue emergency loans but family type farmers remain eligible for operating loans. Funds are adequate to serve all applicants with a 5% opening rate. Loans may refinance debts, cover annual expenses, and buy livestock or machinery.
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John O. Foster
Farmers Home Administration
FHA
Students from Mexico named to Southwest Baptist Honor Roll
Two on Honor Roll Miss Brenda Strange and Steven Leach of Mexico have been named on the Honor Roll of Southwest Baptist College in Bolivar for the fall semester. Leach, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Leach of Mexico, is a freshman at the college. Miss Strange, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Strange, 829 N. Kentucky St., is a junior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda Strange
Steven Leach
Mexico
Southwest Baptist College
Bolivar
Leach
Oscar Leach
FHA Operates Loans For Family Type Farms Up To 50K
The Farmers Home Administration offers operating loans repayable up to seven years for refinancing and capital purchases, with balloon payments possible every five years. Applicants must be 91 or older, unable to obtain credit, experienced in farming, and run a family-type farm. Eligible farms range 40 to 800 acres, FHA cap is 50,000 dollars per individual, eligibility via FHA County Committee led by Joseph T. Raine with Lester Freyer Jr Paul T. Veale and Elmer Kollmann. Contact FHA County Office Highway 54 east of Mexico at 581-4177.
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Farmers Home Administration
FHA
Joseph T. Raine
Lester. Freyer Jr
Paul T. Veale
Elmer Kollmann
Highway 54
Mexico
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Mrs
Jane Ransdell
4-H
Raymond Smith
Gene Million
Rotary Club
Optimists
Elgin T. Fuller
Eastern Star
Cradle To College Club
National Foundation
Wayne Miller
Miller
Billy Mitchell
Melvin Beaty
David Bevel
Bob Sears
Howard Warren
Wiley Barton
March of Dimes
Mrs. Gordie Scott
Audrain Medical Center
J. W. Dowell
Irene Branham
Bill Branham
Centralia
Audrain
Paris Presbyterian Church
Acteens
the Baptist Church
MYF
United Methodist Church
Council of Ministries
Crash
Teri and
Scott Peterson
Dixon
Velma Bishop
Boone County Hospital
Martin Weiss
Robert
Colorado
41St St
Longmont
Colo
W. C. Kirks
Middletown
Wellsville Church Group
Japan
Agriculture Department
Farm Bureau
Holiday Inn
Hannibal
Harry Bratton
District 3
Isidore Winkelman
Martinsburg
Audrain Farm Bureau
Elmer Johnson
Laddonia
C. R. Johnston
Missouri Farm Bureau
Citizens Savings Association
Jefferson & Liberty Sts
Mexico, Mo
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