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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1970

Page

8

Montgomery Fair Schedule Highlights July 21 25

Montgomery City Missouri hosts a week of events at the fairgrounds commencing July 21. A veteran car trophy, a talent show with 13 acts, and a tractor pull under 1970 rules draw crowds. The Montgomery County Junior Livestock Auction, Bobby Lord Show, and judging of livestock and 4-H exhibits close out the fair on July 25.

Montgomery City William J. Waded Rose City Missouri Waratha Tractor Pullergs of Missouri, Inc Montgomery Chamber of Commerce Montgomery County Bobby Lord Fairgrounds Lord Grand Ole Opry Jenny Jamison Leroy

Reed Sells Last of Old Family Farm

MONTGOMERY CITY The 87 acre sale ends 138 years of family ownership on the Montgomery County farm. C W Reed sold land between Interstate 70 and old Highway 40 to Michael and Lisa Zekell of Lemay, while the remaining 382 acres were sold last year to Harold Caspers, Ray Oetlings, and Raymon Valdezes. The Tannehill family homesteaded the property in 1832, with roots tracing to Virginia and Kentucky. The sale leaves only a handful of Montgomery County farms still owned by the original homesteading family.

Montgomery City Montgomery County C.W. Reed High Hill Michael J. Zekell Lemay Harold Caspers Jonesburg Ray Oetlings St. Charles Raymon Valdezes Mr. Reed J.C. Tannehill

Vandalia Visitor Has Surgery

Mrs. W. F. Cox of Tik Grove Alabama underwent surgery at Audrain Hospital on Tuesday morning while visiting her mother Mrs. Ernest Lamme. Mr. Cox and four sons stayed with Mrs. Lamme for the weekend. Becky Lamme of Hazelwood also visited. Nearby families and relatives gathered for weekend visits and a birthday dinner at the Caldwell home July 6.

Vandalia W. F Mary Lamme) Cox Tik Grove Ernest Lamme Audrain Hospital Earl Cordry Daniel David Washington Iowa D. V. Masson Cordiy Lloyd Browning Austin Tex John Weiser Weiser Paul Milam Bartlesville Okla Hugh Caldwell Jr Jim McDonnold Knoxville Donna Caldwell Mechan

Auction Sells Temple Stephens Building in Paris

At the Monday afternoon auction of the Temple Stephens business building on Main Street, First Baptist Church trustees sold the two-story structure for 650 dollars to Roger Harris of Harris Hardware Co and Danny R Tanzey, secretary of Farmers and Laborers Mutual Insurance Co, both of Paris. Remaining items included a furnace 40 dollars light fixtures 35 dollars shelving 30 dollars pump 14 dollars and a walk-in cooler 3 dollars.

Paris Temple Stephens Main St First Baptist Church Roger Harris Danny R. Tanzey Harris Harris Hardware Co Tanzey Farmers and Laborers Mutual Insurance Company Moberly

Monroe Legion Moves Meetings Up One Week

Monroe American Legion Post and the auxiliary moved meetings to Tuesday July 7 to avoid a conflict with the Toby and Susie show. The show runs July 11 through 15 in Paris and is Legion sponsored. Also noted were a Paris Cub Scouts picnic, Salvation Army donation drive for Peru relief, Royal Ambassadors and deacons meetings, a $100 fine for DUI, family visits, a Bermuda to Wright Patterson leave, local garden greenery, a potential 1970 sidewalk bazaar, 4-H food project progress, a hospitalized seven year old with a broken leg, and a sheriff bringing a theft suspect from Phoenix back to Missouri.

Rath Akers Paris Monroe American Legion Toby and Susie The Legion Paris Cub Scouts Ralph DeOrnellis Bob Secoy Webelocs Salvation Army Peru the Baptist Church Edd Beauchamp Carl Ramsey Raytown Leonard Jenking Moberly C.W. Robinson David Mitchell Bermuda Wright Patterson Afb Ohio Woodrow Hilbert Chris Guthrie Howard Guthrie Valley Park Shaw Monroe County Randolph County Madison School David Armstrong Tracy Morgan Paul Heinecke Delores Hall Linday Taylor Donna Elsberry Roxie Morgan Karen Harrison Effie Grow Audrain Hospital Mexico Biggs Boyd Minnesota William J. Robinson Boyd Virgil Boyd American Legion Auxiliary U.S Girl Scouts Legion Post Dean Mason Phoenix Ariz James Fifer Monroe Fifer Overtell Duncan's Bridge

Centralia Club Hears Carnegie Man

Dan Adams of Columbia spoke at the Kiwanis Club luncheon in Centralia as a Dale Carnegie executive and area instructor. The meeting featured four guests last week and arrangements were made by Tom Bramon. New residents in Centralia and a Woodhaven Picnic at Centralia City Park are noted among community happenings.

Albert Jesse Centralia Dale Carnegie Dan Adams Columbia Kiwanis Club Centralia Adams Carnegie Tom Bramon Sam Rinehart St. Louis Dick Slayton Philadelphia Harry Young Dick Thompson Delmar McNaghten Carol Ann Grace McNaghten Big Springs Osage Beach Bagnell Dam Connie Jada Jesse Albert Jesse Shirley Jesse Charles Jesse Mexico Howard Jesse Kansas City Bill Wisdom Starlight Theatre Hello Dolly Centralia Business and Centralia City Hall Thelma Miller Evanston, II Emma Palmer Donald Ray Landis L.C. Lear Frank Lithcoe Marvin Thomas Shane Cavanah Laurence Welch Richard Baker Donald Levich Charles Kribbs Donnie Kilton James Bradley John Pugh Woodhaven CYF Garland Wyatt Hutchinson, Kan Charlie Wyatt Thornton Thurston Renee Wilma Gale Young Kathie Young

Wellsville Tournament Nets 800 For Association

Wellsville report notes Columbia Chiefs won the six day Fourth of July softball event with Mexico Falstaffs second and Jefferson City Rippetos third. The Wellsville Jaycees sponsored sportsmanship honors, and Grace Lutheran and Trinity Lutheran hosted a barbecue. Attendance and proceeds totaled 800 dollars for the Wellsville Athletic Association, with volunteers from local families and visiting teams assisting.

F. A. Zinman Wellsville Columbia Chiefs Chiefs Land Falstaffs Mexico Jefferson City Wellsville Athletic Associament Council Lilliann Klingert Russell Davis Mary Pat Wortman Sons of Ed Fisher Russell Day Larry Crowell Chris Davis Grace Lutheran Gregs Ation Grace Trinity League Mark Flynn Iwellsville Community Betters Jim Fisher

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