Hearnes Eagleton Decline HHH Talk at Democratic Seminar
ST LOUIS AP A dinner speech by Hubert H Humphrey attacking the Nixon Administration highlighted a day long Missouri Democratic seminar. Humphrey campaigned for the presidential nomination while Sen Stuart Symington attended and Gov Warren Hearnes and Sen Thomas Eagleton declined invitations. He urged unity and bold domestic leadership for the 1970s.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Nixon
St. Louis County
Democratic Central Committee
Humphrey
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Missouri
Stuart Symington
Warren E. Hearnes
Thomas F. Eagleton
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Edmund Muskie
Dmaine
James W. Symington
United
Personal News Of Hatton Pleasant Grove Church Activities
Local church groups held a carry-in supper and business meeting with officers elected for the coming year. Sunday School at Pleasant Grove Church in Hatton will begin at 9 45 a m on Sunday January 30 to join the fifth Sunday services at Auxvasse Methodist Church followed by a basket dinner. Various community updates follow including hospital discharges, injuries, and local visits. A community party at Hatton Community Hall drew about 100 attendees with live music provided by local performers. A North Callaway Senior Citizens Center special meeting at Auxvasse Methodist Church is planned for February 8 at 7 30 p m to elect nine directors with terms varying by year.
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Fellowship
Pleasant Grove Church
Woodrow Boulware
J.G. Jones Jr
Benny Squires
Denis Oberlag
Jack Hovey
Paul Williamson
Pleasant Grove
Hatton
Auxvasse Methodist Church
North Callaway
Memorial Gifts Benefit Wellsville Library in Tokens
Wellsville Public Library receives two walnut book carousels honoring Mrs. Ray Oliver and Mrs. Agnes Weiss from their families. Each holds 20 books. Memorial funds also noted for Gollery Set and Loren K. Hays of the U S Marines. A Valentine arrangement from Wellsville Garden Club decorates the library. Local church adds new paraments. Cherub Choir and altar details noted. Social visits and local family news wrap the item.
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Wellsville
Wellsville Public Library
Ray
Clara) Oliver
Martin
Agnes) Weiss
W. A. Boettcher
Gollery
Loren K. Hays
United States Marines
Valentine
Wellsville Garden Club
United Methodist Presbyterian Church
Cherub
Don Shoup
Linda McClain
Don Forbis
Jim McDowell
Paris Honor Roll Tops Paris R-2 Secondary Classes
Paris R-2 School announces 2nd quarter honor roll with seniors and juniors named. Seniors include John Albright Joyce Hall Anita Billings Diane Brown Margaret Buckman Geneva Campbell and many others. Juniors feature Sandra Bischel Elaine Brown John Buckman Doug Delaney Cheryl Dye Jeneane Elsberry Robert Fields and additional students.
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Paris
John Albright
Joyce Hall
Anita Billings
Diane Brown
Margaret Buckman
Geneva Campbell
Karen DeOrnellas
Vicki Ellis
Kristy Forbis
Judy Gabrielson
John Gibbs
Steve Gilbert
Kathy Griffith
Lois Hawkins
Karen Hildebrant
Craig Hufty
Brad Houston
Larry Hunt
Nellie Johnson
Jim Legrand
Bob Lang
Harold Long
Ellen Mitchell
Mary Mitchell
Janeen Mitts
Maureen Power
Kathleen Roegge
Gloria Smashey
Charlotte Studer
Jeff van Praag
Debby Warren
Gary B. Wilson
Juanita Worley
Carol Young
Sandra Bischel
Elaine Brown
John Buckman
Doug Delaney
Cheryl Dye
Jeneane Elsberry
Robert Fields
Ronnie Fields
Connie Forbis
Nancy Gallop
Debra Hamilton
Barbara Hatton
Dennis Hollingsworth
Wiley Houchins
Barbara Howell
Mary Beth Johnston
Richard Kendrick
Calvin Luckett
Robert Mattingly
Debbie Moore
Marilyn Morgan
Maysel Nolan
Linda Peck
Ricky Phillips
Jim Reinhard
Diane Sheerman
Sue Shepard
Mike Shumard
Ann Sladek
Nixon Maintains Edge in Poll
New York AP report on Gallup Poll shows Nixon leading Muskie by one point in a three way race with Wallace. Nixon at 43 percent, Muskie 42 percent, Wallace 12 percent if the election were held this month.
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New York
Nixon
Sen
Edmund
Muskie
George C. Wallace
Sen. Muskie
Gov. Wallace
Gallup
Student Names List Reflects Class Rosters
A long OCR fragment lists numerous names under freshmen and sophomores, including Steve Smith Janice Vincent Ronnie Wilson Andrea Abbott Jerry Abbott Nancy Forbis Ted Harrison Wayne Hewett Dane Kendrick Vanessa Levings Linda Mitchell Tracy Morgan Debra Noel Ronnie Peterson Gail Raines Anita Roegge Renee Sharp Kathryn Stamp Suzanna Terrell David Thomas Doug Thomas Patricia Walch Barbara Warren Pat Wheelan Erma Workman Paula Booth Glennon Buckman Kevin Buckman Kevin Carman Shelbe Crowdis Jill Deaver Kent Dye Larry Forbis Patty Forbis Danny Gibbs Karen Harrison Steve Hillard David Hollingsworth Lynette Houston Hazel Langerud Bill Tom Mitchell Cindy Mitchell Dale Mitchell Jeanette Mitchell Donnie Morgan Lisa RicksSandra Threlkeld.
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Steve Smith
Janice Vincent
Ronnie Wilson
Andrea Abbott
Jerry Abbott
Nancy Forbis
Ted Harrison
Wayne Hewett
Dane Kendrick
Vanessa Levings
Linda Mitchell
Tracy Morgan
Debra Noel
Ronnie Peterson
Gail Raines
Anita Roegge
Renee Sharp
Kathryn Stamp
Suzanna Terrell
David Thomas
Doug Thomas
Patricia Walch
Barbara Warren
Pat Wheelan
Erma Workman
Paula Booth
Glennon Buckman
Kevin Buckman
Kevin Carman
Shelb
CB Club Gathers At Vandalia
Vandalia group the Prairie Rangers Citizens Band Club held a carry in supper at the Vandalia State Bank social room. They planned a Grocery Cart Wheels event a Country Music Show and a 1972 Christmas Coffee break with prizes. Members voted in two families new and set 1972 dues due by March and donated to Cerebral Palsy Drive. Floyd Campbell won door prizes. Next meeting Feb 10 in the bank social room with a 6:30 carry in supper and business session.
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Vandalia
Prairie Rangers Citizens Band Club
Vandalia State Bank
Citizen Band
John Christian
Marvin Dillion
Stanley James
Charles Morris
James
Buck) Harrelson
Bill Gamblian
Glenn Campbell
Floyd Campbell
Middletown
Farber Cemetery Board to elect officers at April meeting
Personal news from Farber reports an April Farber Cemetery Board election for officers and members with all welcome. A Monday meeting at Mrs. Ralph Hull's home reviewed last year's projects and planned a Lucky Party for Feb 19 at the Farber Community Building. Attendees included Mrs. Hull president Calvin Hull vice president Mrs. Howard Brandon secretary Mrs. Melvin Callen treasurer and board members Mrs. James Goodin Mrs. Jack Hutchinson and George Carlson. Farber Coffee Day at North American Refractories raised 56 for March of Dimes, sponsored by Al Herman who has chaired the event for years.
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Farber Cemetery Board
Ralph Hull
Farber
Calvin Hull
Howard Brandon
Melvin Callen
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Inez) Sanford
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Marie) Doolin
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