Permits Issued For Two New Homes In Mexico
Taylor Sewell, city building inspector, issued permits for two new homes this past week in Mexico. One at 1210 Dorcas for $32,000 with Terry Derichow as contractor, and another at 1603 Lakeview Drive for $28,000 with Quality Lumber Co. as contractor. Eleven additional permits followed, including garages, sheds, fences, and remodels by various contractors and homeowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Taylor Sewell
Jim Valentik
Dorcas
Terry Derichow
Quality Lumber Co
Lakeview Drive
Bill Adams
Kentucky
Jim McCall
Gene Winter
Roy Cox
Real Estate Transfers Involving Hoyt and Related Parties
A long list of property transfers records Elwood and Clara N Hoyt conveying multiple parcels to Glenroy John and Anita Rose Hoyt and to Theodore Waller and Mary Lou Hoyt, plus various other deeds naming Schutte Farms Inc, Flynn, Tucker, Parsons, Lierheimer, Fuemmeler, and multiple individuals. Several tracts reference Secs 1 2 7 19 30 31 34 36 Twp 50 51 52 Ranges 5 7 6 7 9 10 11 12 14 17, including city lots in Mexico and Vandalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Clara N. Hoyt
Glenroy John
Anita Rose Hoyt
Theodore Waller
Mary Lou Hoyt
Theodore Walter
Mary Lov Hoyt
Robert L
Ellen Jayne Schutte
Schutte Farms, Inc
Hart
Arthur Ford
Emma Allen
Ray M
Marika A. Flynn
Northland Mortgage Co
Housing Authority
Park South
Rico
Robert D
Leah Faye Tucker
Kenneth R
Lefty Parsons
John Thomas
Hazel Goodman
Mary Frances
Glen McDonald
Verda Mae
Rwin Gentscher
William Renner Goodman
W.range 5. “Ann L. Petry
Bing Bob
Joyce Annn Warkes
Gallaher
Kent Kadue
Mexico
James H
Marilyn K Lierheimer
Larry A
Donna Y. Lierheimer
Zelma Matthews
Sara Matthews
David
Linda Matthews
Melvin F
Barbara J. Fuemmeler
Muldrows
Russell
Dortha Glakemore
Ronald L. Salmons
Stella M. Salmons
James W. Hancock
See
Strange
Richard D
Cordelia Basinger
Ralph V
Evelyn R. Parker
Barnes Adda
Exico
Donald C
Cynthia
van Lyssel
Masie Hursman
Sylvia
John H. Rpwilson
Eugene F
Dorothy Zserndt
Harbison
Walker Refr. Co
Vandalia
Dorothy Berndt
Ernest E. Maiden
Walker Refr
F. Dungan
Charles
R. Roberts
Forres
Helen L. Mueller
Paul Richard
Jacqueline Annette ‘Day
Kent
Lakeview
William F
Mabel F. Wilkerson
William
Hazell
Wilkerson
George T
Maxine Blackmore
Paul Henry Brower, Jr
Gayle J
A. Brower
Paul Henry Grower Jr
Gayle J. Brower
Frantes T
Renma
Dorothy
Williams
Noble Watson
Anna Vivian White
Collier-Evans Oil Co
Walter L
Emma Mae Burgin
Thomas W. Smith
Trolley Heights
Jimmie Hite
Adam
Betty J. Turner
Hites Sunnysiope
James D
Elizabeth Williams
Dorothy F. Williams
West
Quisenperry’s Park Addition
Kevin
Jane
Gary D
Janet K. Stowers
Gary Stowers Construction, Inc
Lloyd Tremaine
Michael Ray Schatghd
Ipis
Benton City
Glenn Whitworth Jr
Lola Maye Whitworth
Roy W
Villam Bosley
Range
Bernard C
Maritin M. Smith
Bernard C. Smith
Aaron McPike
Earl W
Mildred L. Thornhilh
Earl W. Thornhill
Mildred L. Thornhill
Nevine
R. W. Kent Braver
Audrain County
Wiqne
Elanw
Melvin
Joyce Eileen Stephenson
Isabelle Valentine
Hickory Ridge
Park South Inc
Dennis R
Rose Jacqueline Wagner
Marie B. Miller
Nettie Jean Reagan
Elsie A. Snoak
Richard
Debbie S. Alexander
D. F. Dungan
Charles E
Irona R. Roberts
James O
Rosalie M. Merritt
Gary L
Judy K. Mattingly
New Florence Nursing Home Issues Bonds
The privately financed New Florence Nursing Home Inc plans tax exempt bonds at 9 percent interest. Existing subscribers are expected to receive bonds rather than shares, with bondholders given admission preference once built. Investment banker Cal Caulfield will market the bonds in New Florence and nearby dates. Builders Paul Crawley of Warrenton will construct a 60 bed facility with options for future expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Florence
Charles Cardwell
Bill Crane
Elmer Zweifel
Henry Schroer
Eddie Timmerberg
Brooks Sutor
Hildegard Helm
Paul Crawley
Warrenton
Five-Year Pins Awarded at Centralia A B Chance Co
Three employees from Centralia Mexico and Paris received five-year service pins last week. Recipients were Kevin Walker computer operator Centralia J R Isgrig galvanizing operator Mexico and Gene Arnett hardware assembly Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
A.B. Chance Co
Mexico
Paris
Kevin Walker
J.R. Isgrig
Gene Arnett
Hardware Assembly
Fennewald Honored by Wetterau Inc
Thomas Ozzie Fennewald received a diamond studded service pin and a gold wrist watch at a Wetterau Incorporated celebration for 40 years of service. He joined Wetterau in 1935 after moving from Martinsburg, served in World War II, and held roles from warehouseman to office manager and buyer. He lives with wife Dorothy at 922 E Jackson. son Gary resides in St Paul, Minnesota. He is a St Brendan’s graduate and American Legion member who enjoys spectator sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Ozzie) Fennewald
Wetterau Incorporated
Dick Holley
Fennewald
Mexico
Martinsburg
Wetterau Grocer Company
33Rd Armored Division
Tank Corps
Wetterau
Mr. Fennewald
Dorothy
E. Jackson
Gary
St. Paul, Minn
St. Brendan's High School
St. Brendan's Catholic Church
American Legion
Local Doctor Re-Elected In Kansas City
Kansas City reports Dr. Harold David Lankford of the Mexico area has met continuing education requirements to retain active membership in the American Academy of Family Physicians. The academy requires 150 hours of accredited study every three years and re-election eligibility after three years. Also, John Davis named manager of the Hirsch store at Fulton following his tenure as assistant manager at P.N. Hirsch and Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Harold David Lankford
Mexico Area
American Academy of Family Physicians
National Association of Family Doctors
American Academy of General Practice
The
Academy
National Medical Association
Upward Trend Forecast for Refractories
P F Jeffers of Brick and Clay Record forecast a return to growth in refractories shipments by late 1975. The rebound is tied to a broader economic upturn and steady demand from steel and related industries, with expansion needed to meet rising demand through the late 70s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. Jeffers
Brick and Clay Record
Economic Experts Debate Recovery
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff notes mixed views as recession signs emerge. Greenspan says the recession is over while Meany cites 7.9 to 8.5 million unemployed. May consumer confidence remains low, NA PM shows uneven orders, and oil prices fearfully threaten a slow, unstable recovery with 90 million labor force and 7 percent jobless rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cunniff
New York
Alan Greenspan
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Afl-Cio
George Meany
University of Michigan Survey Research Center
National Association of Purchasing Management
Soybean Plating Nears Completion in Missouri Report
Missouri fieldwork last week allowed good progress in the wheat harvest, boosting total wheat cut to 74 percent. Soybean and grain sorghum plantings reached 96 percent completion, corn condition rated 68 percent good and 1 percent poor, with cotton squaring at 69 percent. Soil moisture shortage reported across more than half the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Missouri
State
Bootheel
McCue Real Estate Office Moves to New Jefferson Street
Ken McCue announces the McCue Decker and Co Realtors office will relocate from 311 S Jefferson St to 204 S Jefferson St effective Monday July 14. The new site is a former Best Western owner operator property. The Stephenson couple attended a Best Western Orientation Seminar in Phoenix, the chain's national headquarters, noting its global reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken McCue
McCue, Decker and Co. Realtors
S. Jefferson St
Lawrence M. Barnes Real Estate and Insurance
M.L. Stephenson
Stephenson Motel-Beat Western
Mexico
Best Western
Phoenix
Ariz
Hest Western
U.S
Canada
Centralia workers earn service awards at A. B. Chance
Neville Hutchens of 413 South Rollins and Delbert Potts of Route 2 received service pins at A. B. Chance Company last week. Hutchens in hardware assembly marked 10 years on July 1, while Potts in maintenance reached 20 years on July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Neville Hutchens
South Rollins
Delbert Potts
A. B. Chance Company
Hutchens
Hardware Assembly Department
Potts
GM Price Boost Indicated At $300
GM indicated a 6 percent price rise for 1976 cars, about $300 per vehicle. The National Bureau of Economic Research planned to declare the nation in recession, dating from November 1973 oil embargo, while reports from NAP and UMich signaled potential recovery. A two-cent rise in wholesale sugar prices from Amstar and Sucrest reversed an eight month decline, with effects to be passed to grocers. Dow fell 10.71 to 861.08 as rates threaten tighter credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.G. Labelle
Associated Press
General Motors Corp
National Bureau of Economic Research
Dow Jones
Federal Reserve
Amstar Corp
Sucrest Corp
Amstar
Sucrest
Bureau
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W. Maple
LaCrosse Lumber Co
Ruben Bell
Marine Drive
Sears
Nasrul Hug
Meadow Lake Drive
Gary Flick
West Street
Pat Haley
Hazel Place
Carl Niederschulte
Harry Roberts
Rivers Drive
Tom King
Lakenan Barnes
S. Jefferson
Paul Watkins
Garcia
OWL
W. Monroe
New Florence Nursing Home
Wetterau Inc
Lawrences
Coty
DANA
Lawrence Drug CO
S. Washington
Walgreen Agency
Lanvin
Revlon
Max Factor
Prince Matchabelli
Povaprimen
Pittsburgh
Satinhide
Gamble Paint & Glass
Mexico, Mo
Business Aud Industry News
Stephensons
National Association of Purchasing Agents, Inc
University of Michigan
Arnold
Washington ST
Ohly National Bank
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