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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1974
Page
6
Ralls County CROP planning met at Center Christian Church with Carl Patterson presiding to discuss fall fundraising options. Gordon Campbell of Perry attended, as did several local residents and organizations in Perry and nearby communities.
Jefferson City Mo two state department directors urged Governor Bond to keep the 55 mph limit citing energy savings and fewer traffic fatalities. They called for continued study while noting reduced traffic deaths during the early holiday period and pledged to monitor official vehicle speeding.
Wellsville notes list visits from C M Leet Florissant and family Morgantown Pa plus Frank Harris Laddonia. Vernon Fipps Carlsbad N M visits Wellsville. Alan Place Wentzville parents of Nathan Alan born June 24 weighing 7 11. Grandparents Langford and Place. great grandparents Langford Stuart. Lewis area recognitions including Odyes and hospital visits. Candice Thomson Wellsville Middletown English teacher earns Washington University Newspaper Workshop scholarship.
Karen Zoellers, Centralia High School senior to be, travels with 63 other Missouri students to San Francisco to march in the International Lions Parade on July 3 sponsored by the Centralia Lions Club. The group will tour the city and return Friday. accompanying is Mr. and Mrs. Ron Galloway.
Paris Superintendent Robert Sears reports work at the new Paris Elementary School progressing with footings poured and about 80 percent of foundation walls done. Bleigh Construction is the contractor, with completion targeted for June. The site shares property with the high school in southwest Paris.
Monroe Manor in Paris marked its first year of full operation on July 2, 1974 under Missouri State Licensed Administrator. The 104-employee facility, rated Practical, hosted an open house on Sunday June 7 from 2 to 4 pm inviting public visitors to meet staff and residents.
Two Montgomery City chiropractors signed an agreement with the county court to run the county ambulance district service. Filing for board candidates closes July 17 with County Clerk Adolph Grosse. Harvey Sturgeon and Rose Bayless are the only filers so far. Six directors will be elected. The ambulance began service Monday, backed by the district steering committee and county funeral home directors. Service will operate from Montgomery City, reachable at 564 3233, with attendants Francis Fisher, Harvey Sturgeon, Rose Bayless, and Judy Powell, all state first aid trained. Two more ambulances are on order from the state.
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