Nursing Home Contract Let In Monroe County
Monroe County Nursing Home board opened bids at the courthouse for a new facility and awarded the contract to Borchers and Heimsoth of Cole Camp for 819209 dollars. Six other bids were submitted. The 1970 revenue bonds of 950000 will cover the project with potential funds left for furnishing. Construction could start when weather allows.
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Paris
Monroe County Nursing Home Board
Borchers and Heimsothe
Cole Camp
Monroe Budget Cuts for 1972 Total $240,119
Monroe County court approves a 1972 general revenue budget of 240,119 with road and bridge funds at 318,695. Levy limits set at 50 cents for general revenue and 35 cents for roads plus a 25 cent voted levy. Petit jurors named for February circuit court term across ten townships with lists for Marion, South Fork, Woodlawn, Jackson, Indian Creek, Monroe, Jefferson, Washington, Clay, and Union townships. Also notes hospital transfers, lodge officer installations, and the death of Mrs. Bruce Goetz in Phoenix with burial planned in Walnut Grove Cemetery.
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Paris
Monroe
Marion Township
Harry Riley
James Stevens
Julia Woods
Herbert Ragsdale
Jimmie Jones
Mildred Menefee
South Fork
Delbert Crigler
Mary F. Scobee
Walter Schutte
Earl Sweitzer
Woodlawn
Poole
Centralia Jaycees Plan Beauty Pageant
Centralia Jaycees outline plans for the Miss Centralia Pageant with Cliff Gray as general chairman and an April 9 tentative date. Gary Prenger reports Bosses Night success. Bob Tanner of Rotary receives banner to be sent to Australia.
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Centralia
David Whitaker
Centralia Jaycees
Gary Prenger
Phil March
Bob Tanner
Rotary Club
Tanner
Australia
Rotary
Jaycee
United
Wellsville Jaycees Postpone Open House
Wellsville Jaycees postpone their open house for the remodeled recreation area building from this Saturday to April due to cold weather and ongoing work.
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Wellsville Jaycees
Wellsville
Viar Topics Gap Between Generations At Area Meeting
At a joint meeting at A-6 High School the Future Farmers of America and Future Homemakers heard Jack Viar of the Mid-Missouri Mental Health Center discuss Is There a Bridge to the Generation Gap. Following his talk, FFA and FHA members split for business sessions and activities including introducing two foreign exchange students Hugo Bosonix and Horge Moran with Greenhand degrees. Plans for FFA week, a school assembly, and a charity drive were outlined, with a Saturday televised event at Western Auto.
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A-6
Jack Viar
Mid-Missouri Mental Health Center
Mexico
FFA
Hugo Bosonix
Horge Moran
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Martinsburg
Tri-County Residents Stand at 58
Tri County Nursing Home reports no new admissions and a total of 58 residents. Birthdays upcoming include Maud Galloway, 94, on Jan 28 Ethele Stogsdill, 87, on Feb 1 and Malinda Gray, 92, on Feb 3. Worship Sunday led by First Presbyterian Church. Funeral services pending for Roy Eddleman, 68, of Auburn. Van-Far eighth grade loses 47-46 to Montgomery City. top scorers Clithero, Jennings, Sutton. Booster Club meets Monday 7:30 p.m. at South Elementary. Van-Far A-1 menus listed for the week.
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Paul Clithero
Vandalia
Tri-County
Maud Galloway
Ethele Stogsdill
Malinda Gray
First Presbyterian Church
Wallace Thurman
Price Helton
Auburn
Wash
Roy C. Eddleman
Eddleman
Annie Eddleman
Bobby Eddleman
Washington
Mary Lou Ford
Detroit
Mich
Lloyd
Dorothy) Miller
Leon Orr
Van-Far
Montgomery City
Michael Clithero
Charles Jennings
Mark Sutton
Penn
Bowling Green
Planter Boxes for Perry Downtown Funded and Placed
Perry residents support community betterment with ten concrete planter boxes to flank Main Street. Boxes purchased from Vandalia supplier, picked up by local volunteers, funded by a 1970 MCB award totaling 100 dollars. Remaining funds to aid the Redbud Garden Club environment program.
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Perry
Perry Community Betterment Steering
Perry Redbud Garden Club
Cloyd Coss
Vandalia
Maurice Mills
Darrell Petre
Jim Gough
Dean Peery
Missouri
Perry State Bank
Mark Twain High School
MCB
Redbud Garden Club
National Council of Federated Garden Clubs
J. ©. Sleyster
NorCal Menus A-1 North Callaway School Lunch Week
North Callaway school menu for the week of January 31 lists daily items: Monday ground beef pattie with buttered corn and peas plus a light brownie. Tuesday meatballs in sauce with buttered potatoes and lettuce salad and a pear. Wednesday macaroni and cheese with lettuce salad apple sauce and rolled wheat cookie. Thursday pork pattie with pinto beans vegetable salad and sliced peaches. Friday vegetable beef soup wiener on bun carrot sticks raisins and cookie. Bread butter and milk served with all lunches.
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Van-Far A-1
A-1
North Callaway
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