Miss Randolph Engaged to James Crocker of Centralia
CENTRALIA Mr and Mrs Kenneth C Randolph announce the engagement of their daughter Deanna Kay Randolph to James Donald Crocker son of Mr and Mrs Donald F Crocker also of Centralia Deanna Kay Randolph is a 1970 graduate of Centralia High School and attends the University of Missouri in the College of Education majoring in mathematics James Crocker is a 1969 graduate of Centralia High School and is a sophomore at Missouri University in the College of Agriculture majoring in agriculture mechanization
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Kenneth C. Randolph
Deanna Kay, Randolph
James Donald Crocker
Donald F. Crocker
Miss Randolph
Centralia High School
University of Missouri
College of Education
Centralis High School
Crocker
Missouri University
College of Agriculture
Mary Mason Allbaugh
Robert Russell Allbaugh
Laramie
Wyo
Patrick Murray McCoy
Stanley S. McCoy
Miss Allbaugh
William Kennan
Mason
William D. Mason
Mexico
Rosenthal-Cuno Rehearsal Dinner Ahead of Friday Wedding
Mrs. Eldon P. Rosenthal and Mr. Rosenthal hosted a rehearsal dinner at Kentucky Road Christian Church for the marriage of Julia Ann Cuno and Roger Stephens Rosenthal. The couple will wed at 7 p.m. with Don Wortman officiating. guests included the engaged couple’s families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon P. Rosenthal
Kentucky Road Christian Church
Julia Ann Cuno
Roger Stephens Rosenthal
Don Wortman
William Cuno
Rush Hill
Mike Woods
Troy
Carolyn Nichols
Kirksville
Marian Rosenthal
Valerie Werner
Nicole Spencer
Angela Thomas
Mr. Wortman
Wayne Blackmore
Larry Rosenthal
Larry Cuno
Roy Quinn Cuno
Jamie Thomas
Mark Spencer
Extension Clubs Study Furniture in Mexico Courthouse Room
Mrs Shirley Drinkard University of Missouri specialist led Audrain County extension club leaders through furniture periods and styles in the courthouse community room at Mexico. She likened furniture to attire noting three classes formal semi formal informal and offered seven pairing guidelines emphasizing personal taste unity and individuality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Drinkard
University of Missouri
Audrain County
Mexico
Orange Blossom Club Has Meeting
Montgomery City twelve members attended the Wednesday afternoon session at Mrs. Emily Bowlby’s home. Devotions were by Mrs. Arthur Seiler with prayer reading, a poem on old age by Mrs. Bowlby, and The Book of Beatitudes read by Mrs. Nelson Cope. Mrs. Frank Edwards shared a Fulton State Hospital personnel letter appreciating gifts to patients. Plans for 1971 were set and yearbooks completed. next gathering on February 13 will be hosted by Mrs. Albert Anson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery City
Orange Blossom Extension Club
Emily Bowlby
Arthur Seiler
Daily Word
Albert Anson
Dessert Card Parties Highlight Verdalia Club Awards
The Happy Hour Card Club met with Mrs. Fay Glass for a dessert bridge with Mrs. Alvin Kelly and Mrs. Anna Glenn winning awards. Earlier this month Mrs. Ed French hosted the club at a dessert bridge and Mrs. Clarence Jones and Mrs. Kelly were award winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Glass
Alvin Kelly
Anna Glenn
Ed French
Clarence Jones
Kelly
Local Society and Club Listings for Week Activities
Society notes list visits by Miss Reba Taylor of Munich and Mrs D H Cobb of Pittsburgh to relatives, plus Pack 35 Pinewood Derby at First Presbyterian Church. Emmanuel White Shrine ceremonial practice at Burroughs Masonic Temple, and MFA building social by Little Dixie CB Radio Club. Chautauqua circle at Mexico Library and RN Association meeting at CEC social room. Election event by Rev. Collins and PEO Chapter 10 social. Senior Citizens meet at First Christian Church and Wednesday Club gathering noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinewood Derby
First Presbyterian Church
Emmanuel White Shrine
Burroughs Masonic Temple
Little Dixie CB
Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle
Mexico-Audrain County
RN Association
CEC
Robert R. Collins
PEO
Wayne Boicourt
First Christian Church
Grooming Demonstration At Xi Gamma Alpha Meeting
Mrs Fuqua representing Merele Norman Studio led a grooming and makeup demonstration for Xi Gamma Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at the home of Mrs Don Phillips. The group, presided by Mrs Bill Baker, reported two more boxes sent to service members in Vietnam and was joined by several members including Mrs Randall Young and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Joe Phillips
Harold Fuqua
Merele Norman
Xi Gamma Alpha Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Fuqua
Don Phillips
Bill Baker
Randall Young
Vietnam
Greg Swanson
Wynn Henderson
Charles Wilson
John Paul Peak
Wiley Talley
Mrs John Carr Leads Mexico Audrain Club Meeting
Mrs John S Carr presided at the Wednesday Club in Mexico as she reviewed chapter 12 of Rongseau and Revolution by Will and Ariel Durant. Mrs H Peter Ekern spoke on The Short Novels of Thomas Wolfe and Mrs W K Mason discussed Them by Joyce Carol Weinstock. Miss Marjorie Barnes led current events with seventeen members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rongseau and
Will and
Ariel Durant
John S. Carr
Mexico-Audrain County
H. Peter Ekern
Thomas Wolfe
C. Hugh Holeman
W. K. Mason
Joyce Carol Weinstock
Marjorie Barnes
Miss Phillips and Mr Askey wed in Baptist church
In Vandalia at Southside Baptist Church on Saturday January 9, Miss Janice Phillips of Louisiana and Michael Askey of Vandalia exchanged vows. Officiant Rev. Tom Liddell led the ceremony as families and guests attended a reception in the social room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Phillips
Mr. Askey
Baptist
Vandalia
Janice Phillips
Louisiana
Michael Askey
Southside Baptist Church
Tom Liddell
Charles Phillips
Rex Askey
Charles W. Phillips
Terry Conrow
Bowling Green Matron of Honor
Ronnie Suddarth
Timmy Clark
Jefferson City
Dale Askey
Askey
Saleem Hassien
Barbara Hassien
Bowling Green
Bob Garrett
Sandra Lafferty
Elsie Craige
Columbia
R. Treimer
Kansas City
Terry Comrow
CAR Emblem Presented to Jack Holtman at CAR Meeting
The Children of the American Revolution presented Jack Holtman, president of the Col. James Audrain Society CAR, with the official CAR emblem at a Thursday night meeting hosted by Miss Laura White and her parents. Members discussed the upcoming state CAR conference at the Monterey on February 20 with the local chapter as hosts, and noted the national CAR conference in Washington, D C on April 23 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children of American Revolution
Jack Holtman
Col. James
Bill Crews
Jo Dean Miller
J. R. Eckenberger
Washington, D. C
Ellen Cummings
Sarah Wilfley
India Melson
Jeri Day Randolph
Randy Day
Jay Price
Hal F. Randolph
Monkey Mothers and Pup Test Case Across Backyards
In Los Angeles Judy a four year old monkey cradles a six week old puppy while roving trees and clotheslines in a suburban yard. Owners struggle to separate the pair at feeding times as the monkey displays maternal behavior. The article blends this odd animal vignette with news of the Women of the Moose meeting in Hannibal with plans for a chili supper and mid winter conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Judy
Carson
Charles Muse
Judy Muse
Women of the Moose
Moose Home
Robert McGee
Hannibal
Janet Shy Wins Music Scholarship at Missouri
CHILLICOTHE Miss Janet Shy a University of Missouri Columbia sophomore not majoring in music earned a curator's music scholarship for the coming semester. She studies piano under Dr Herbert and is noted for top grades. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph J Shy of 1205 Sunset Dr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Janet Shy
University of Missouri, Columbia
Shy
Dr. Herbert
Joseph J. Shy
Sunset Dr
Nixon weighs Love Story language in State of the Union view
President Nixon, after polishing his 4,500 word State of the Union, discussed naughty words at a press briefing. He said four letter words will appear but not in Love Story. He viewed profanity as usable punctuation if not overused and noted he had seen the film and was not shocked by its language though it detracted from the acting and theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Thieves Take Coats From Roanoke Police Banquet
Thieves slipped into a Roanoke banquet hall Friday night and stole coats worth about 600 dollars from members of the Fraternal Order of Police who were dining in an adjoining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Order of Police
Thomas Tells Clubs of Trip To Russia
L Buford Thomas superintendent of the Mexico public schools spoke at a joint Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club and XNC Club meeting at the Monterey describing his educators trip to Russia Spain and Finland. He showed slides of schools and children and explained the Russian educational system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Buford Thomas
Mexico
Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
XNC
Monterey
Russia
Spain
Finland
Bud DeBondt
Darrell Phillips
Robert Carter
David Steinmetz
William Hartell
Bill Woodruff
John Harmon
John Gander
Floyd Bankson
Harold Frosch
Robert Fenton
Charles Woods
Dan Phyfer
Charles Stack
Ron Darnell
Dallas Hovatter
John Adams
David Leigh
Thane Streit
Larry Wagner
Garland Callihan
Boyd LeFevre
Willie Garrett
Leigh
Gander
Frosch
Douglas Alewel
Lee Bates
E. J. Bradley
Gene Bramon
Lawrence Duthbert
W. D. Fitzpatrick
Gordon Hale
Jo Hamlett
Charles Hixson
Ray Janke
Robert Kalkofen
Edward Malzer
John Moore
Albert Nichols
Gilbert Rhodes
David Potts
Mitchell Skorupa
Zigman Thomas
Elton Walker
Denny Whisler
C.K. Winn
Douglas Burton
Robert Braemmel
James Callison
Peter Chi
Jack Creason
Alzora Cantwell
Fred Donaldson
Myrick den Hartog
James Dye
Wesley Houser
Ronald Hess
Larry Hynes
Don Hollingsworth
James Lindemann
Ray Leach
C. Hudson Long
Maxine Lukacs
Randall Maguire
C. R. Mel Cutchen
Ora Million
Richard Nye
Mrs Barnes Hosts Tri Hi Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs. Barnes invited guests including Mrs. Larney Barnes and Mrs. Frank Pearl of Columbia to a bridge luncheon at her home Thursday. High scores were earned by Mrs. E. R. Jackson and Mrs. Robert M. White II. guest favors went to Miss Taylor and Mrs. Lowe. Other members present included Mrs. Joe Bailey and Mrs. Wallace Fry among others. Pittsburgh and Miss Franc Johnson attended as additional guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
Larney Barnes
Reba Taylor
Munich
Germany
Frank N. Pearl
Columbia
William S. Lowe
John W. Waggett
Tri Hi Bridge Club
E. R. Jackson
Robert M. White II
Miss Taylor
Lowe
Joe Bailey
Wallace Fry
R. W. van Wyngarden
H. J. Nesheim
J. N. Livingston
Roy Creasey
D. H. Cobb
Pittsburgh
Franc Johnson
Two Girls Move In Fraternity at Penn State
At Pennsylvania State University a Tau Epsilon Phi chapter ends its male only policy as two women move into the fraternity house. Howard Wolfe, senior, defends the move as breaking stereotypes with no mixing of sexes, yet the university objects amid ongoing debates on coed living alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Park
Pennsylvania State University Administration
Tau Epsilon Phi
Howard Wolfe
Wolfe
University
Miss Mexico Pageant Entries Reach Ten Contestants
The Miss Mexico Pageant in 1971 features ten entrants including Anne Baker Pam Piper and Ellen Williams all seniors at Mexico High School. Deadline for entry is Sunday Jan 24 at 7 30 p.m with rehearsals at United Methodist Church each Sunday. A makeup demonstration by Merle Norman Studio staff will occur at the Feb 20 rehearsal. Other contestants listed include Kathy Kilcoyne Christine Rose Mackie Sally Sparks Sallee Levingston Barbara Kobush Teresa Jo Anne Jones and Karen Ogar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Anne Baker
Jack Baker
S. Western St
Mexico High Schol
Pam Piper
T. A. Piper
Hazel Place
Mexico High School
Ellen Williams
EB. Warner Williams
South St
United Methodist Church
Harold Fuqua
Merle Norman ‘Cosmetic Studio
Fred Hemlin
Kathy Kilcoyne
Christine Rose Mackie
Sally Sparks
Sallee Levingston
Barbara Kobush
Teresa Jo Anne Jones
Karen Ogar
Most Important Says Mrs Nixon Speech of Career
Mrs Richard Nixon called the Presidents State of the Union address the most important speech of his career. She sat in the executive gallery with Tricia and Henry Kissinger as the 45 minute address focused on welfare reform and revenue sharing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richard Nixon
Tricia
Henry Kissinger
Mothers Fret Tall Girls Into Problems
In Long Beach California USC pediatrician Dr Douglas Frasier says tall girls face social and emotional issues mainly due to mothers' anxiety about their daughters height. He notes mothers fear daughters may miss partners and marriage opportunities and explain the problem at a symposium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Calif
University of Southern California
Douglas Frasier
Worthwhile Homemakers Extend Club Projects
The Worthwhile Homemakers Extension Club met at Mrs. Wayne Fountain's home. President Mrs. Perry Righter reviewed yearbooks and the council meeting. Members agreed to entertain the boys’ ward at the State Hospital in Fulton, prepare fruit trays for senior citizens, and assemble care boxes for service members in Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Fountain
Perry Righter
State Hospital
Fulton
Vietnam
Beverly Reeves
Alfred Bohlmeyer
Harold Parker
W. E. Edwards
Frank Collens
Raymond Femmer
Newton Davis Jr
Edith Miller
Jimmie Phillips
James Power
Bennie Salisbury
Kenneth Wiecken
Mexico Ledger Subscription Rates and Office Hours
The Mexico Ledger lists publication details including daily issues except Sundays and holidays at 300 N Washington St Mexico Mo 65265. It shows pricing by carrier and mail with varying yearly and half year rates, and armed forces membership at $1 per month with office hours from 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. weekdays and 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday.
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Washington St
Mexico
Audrain
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Mr. Crocker
Orange Blossom Club
Charles Taylor
Slater
Latney Barnes
Philippe
Sorority
Mrs. Fuqua
John Carr
Fred Curtit
Eae Es
Orlando Worrell
Coats
Thomas
Music BY
Ken Starke
Armory
The
Knights of Columbus
Stocks and Bonds Smith, Moore & CO
N.Y. Stock Exch
Paul Heidbreder
Vir-Mar Apt
Miss
Mrs. Nixon
Roy Haerer
Martin Haerer
V.F.W
POST
N. Jefferson
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