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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1975
Page
6
Perry Cub Pack 124 will hold its annual Space Derby at the 7 30 p.m. meeting in the Perry Presbyterian Church basement. Cubs race rockets built during the month. medals awarded to winners. badges earned will be presented by Cubmaster Phil Gilmore. all invited to watch.
Wellsville Wellsville Club members gathered at Mrs. C W Conover's home to learn about ceramic art from Mrs. Arthur Allison. She demonstrated clay work glazes firing and finishes and explained molding and greenware techniques in a show and tell style.
Hatton and Edgewood Acres Angus Farm members Mr and Mrs John Hopkins Ricky Patti and Ronald returned from the North western Stock Show in Denver Colo They were joined by Mrs Hopkins relatives Mr and Mrs Henry Kautz and Mr and Mrs Ronnie Kautz of Colorado Mrs Hopkins and sons left Jan 8 and the Hopkins party joined in Denver Jan 10 14 Patti and Mrs Hopkins flew out for the show The group traveled home with the cattle The report notes extended family visits during the trip.
LOS ANGELES AP Television game show producer Robert Quigley, 62, free on $1,000 bond after pleading innocent to misdemeanor manslaughter. Heatter-Quigley Inc, producers of Hollywood Squares Gambit and High Rollers, face a case arising from a motorcycle officer struck by his car during a pursuit.
In Montgomery County history readers find pages from New Florence and Montgomery City directories with rules for using phones. The notes urge ringing, proper identification, and avoiding cross calls, plus battery maintenance and operator independence, alongside ads and civil rights context on voting rights extension.
Cadet Kevin Hamlett of Laddonia has been promoted to staff sergeant in the MMA ROTC. Lt. Col. John B. Starke announced the promotion, citing scholastic athletic and leadership progress within the MMA Cadet Corps.
The Sturgeon Elevator, built by William Pollock Milling Co and finished by 1905, has long been a community landmark. It served as a social hub for students and locals, changing hands multiple times with managers including Pleas King, Roscoe Brown, C. W. Glenn, and Dewey Roberts before its decline in recent decades.
Community R-6 band groups from fifth through high school will perform a parade of bands at 7 p m on February 28. Intermission will offer sandwiches pie coffee and ice tea. Proceeds fund new uniforms instruments and band program needs with tickets sold by students.
Missouri communities must file applications by February 1 to receive federal matching funds for Bicentennial projects. Executive secretary Ken White said about $200,000 in federal funds are available this year, likely split among about 50 approved applicants. nonprofit groups can apply for grants up to $5,000, and 55 applications have already been received.
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