Farber Brownie Troop Elects Officers and Plans Events
Brownie Troop 141 of Farber elected Paula Winders as president and Sheila Hassien as vice president with Teresa Harrelson secretary Dorothy Heaston treasurer and Karen Snodgrass reporter. They learned knot tying sewing and bird feeder making and planned a penny hike an apron project and a Jan 30 visit to KPRC radio station grand opening. Mothers March of Dimes volunteers are named and the drive is urged for tomorrow with contact options for those missed.
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Rapid Reading Course Offered at Mexico High School
The Audrain County University Extension Council offers a six session non credit course titled Developmental and Rapid Reading at Mexico High School from February 5 to March 12 1973 evenings 7 to 9 Enrollment is first come first served Contact Courthouse Mexico 65265 314 581 3231 for details.
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Mexico High School
Courthouse
Mexico
Rosetta Stone Returns to London from Paris loan
The Rosetta Stone, key to deciphering hieroglyphics, has been brought back to London after a secret return from the Louvre in Paris. Indications were that President Nixon would fly back to Washington late today or on Tuesday.
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Installation Of Perry Rebekah Lodge Officers
Perry Rebekah Lodge No. 808 installed its officers at the January 18 meeting. Mrs. Ester Myers became noble grand with aides and committees named, while Ruth Moseley was escorted to acting past noble grand. Nineteen Ruth Rebekah Lodge guests from Hannibal attended.
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Mertie Person
Hannibal
Rebekah
Noble Grand
Ester Myers
Doris Ledford
Edith Hawkinson
Velma Dore
Florence Phears
Fannie Jackson
Reva Legerman
Iva Hart
Ruth Moseley
Nana Newell
Wilma Riley
Guardian
Ruth Gillenawater
Leona Sleyster
Flora Yager
Myers
Reva Logerman
Legerman
Business
Ruth Rebekah Lodge No. 1
Hirohito May Tour United States Canada and Mexico
Tokyo reports that Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako may undertake a goodwill tour to the United States Canada and Mexico this fall with a two week schedule if confirmed. Officials declined to confirm but hinted the plan could be accurate. the invitation traces to President Nixon after their 1971 Anchorage meeting.
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Canada
Mexico
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70 Expected To Hear White Talk On China
Centralia MExico Ledger reports Robert M White II will speak on his 1972 Red China trip at a Centralia Kiwanis meeting with slides from a 4000 mile delegation voyage. Over 70 reservations noted. program includes Missouri President C Brice Ratchford on Feb 8 and Columbia officer Sgt Thomas A Hudson on Jan 25 discussing narcotics trends and local drug problems.
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University of Missouri
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Quentin Jones Named to Dean's List at Linn Tech
Quentin D Jones son of Mr and Mrs Jacque Jones of Mexico Missouri has been named to the Dean's List at Linn Technical College Linn Mo for the just completed semester. He majors in drafting and expects to graduate in May 1974. He is a graduate of the source text ends abrupt.
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Mexico
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Wellsville Rebekahs Install Themselves In Formal Ceremony
Wellsville Rebekah Lodge held a formal installation with Mrs H V Odem leading as district deputy president and a staff including Mrs Whit Sydnor and Mrs H J Appling. New officers include Noble Grand Mrs Whit Sydnor and Vice Grand Mrs Robinson, plus appointed officers and speakers. The event featured candle lighters, Bible presentation, and musical tributes, with remarks on cooperation and service.
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Vandalia
Laddonia
Maryville
Wash
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Odem
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H.J. Appling
Lindell Hildebrand
Robert Hall
J.L. Young
Hazel Porter
Olney
Edwin Flock
Robinson
Roscoe Grant
Hildebrand
Young
Cecil Tarrants
Maude Erickson
Noble Grand
Appling
W.R. Keele
Vice Grand
Porter
Hazel Barton
Guardian
Orville Oden
Flock
Mark
Lisa Fleming
Sydnor
Janice
Sandy Fleming
Everatt Walden
Olney Baptist Church
Donald Shoup
Roger Scott
Flook
Lodge
Grant
Hall
Donald Wright
Geneva Deichman
Barton
Lorene Kolling
Wellsville Rebekah Lodge
H.V. Odem
Jennie Robinson
Missouri Interstates Show Lower Fatality Rate and Higher Speeds
Missouri data mirrors national traffic safety trends with Interstate fatal accidents at 2.75 per 100 million vehicle miles from 1968 to 1971, about half the rate on other roads. Interstate speeds in rural Missouri averaged 67.5 mph in 1972, higher than Primary and Supplementary routes. Of 1147 miles, 893 meet or near Interstate standards. 37 under contract to meet standards this year, 74 under contract but not due this year, and 36 dual facilities not yet up to standards.
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Farm subsidies cut in Nixon budget plan outlines
The Nixon budget trims farm subsidies by more than a quarter for the next year, halting key programs like the Rural Environmental Assistance Program and ending emergency loan support from Farmers Home Administration. REA financing shifts to private investors with higher rates, while direct payments under set-aside programs are detailed for wheat, corn, feed grain, and cotton. The plan aims to reduce total farm and rural development spending by about $1.1 billion, amid congressional opposition and new hearings. UMC CONCERT BAND COLUMBIA The University Concert Band under the direction of Alexander Pickard will perform a free public concert at 8:15 p. m. on Monday, Jan. 29 in Jesse Auditorium at the University of Missouri-Columbia.
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Budge
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
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D-Tex
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Hubert Humphrey
Senate
REA
USDA
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UMC
Columbia
University
Alexander Pickard
Jesse Auditorium
University of Missouri-Columbia
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