Centralia Fair Highlights and Local Visits
A Centralia Fair segment notes talks by Benita Randolph on fabric matching, Susani Sudbrook on courtesy to the blind, Susan Powell on nose and lung health, and David Harigrove on parliamentary procedure with a practice drill. Susan Sudbrook led games. refreshments were provided by the Leslie Hartgrove and Clifford Powell host families. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Auck in Cartersville, Georgia, and Mrs. E. B. Larmore with daughters from Knightstown, Indiana, who also attended Rainbow activities at Plunkett Park in Mexico with Grand Worthy Advisor Miss Pam Seibert of Raytown. about 75 people from District 3 attended.
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Susani Sudbrook
Susan Powell
David Harigrove
Susan Sudbrook
Leslie Hartgrove
Clifford Powell
Lyle Auck
Truck Drivers Will Wear Seat Belts
Washington AP reports a new rule requiring most commercial drivers to wear seat belts after July 1, 1972. The regulation also mandates safety belts for drivers in trucks and buses built after July 1, 1971, with belts already installed on vehicles from Jan 1, 1965 to July 1, 1971.
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Paris Personal News Highlights Club Plans July Meeting
The Carter Homemakers Club to host July at Mrs. Harold Ward’s home with a trip to Arrow Rock and a Lyceum theatre visit. Members aim to clean the community center July 8, while a June 27 family night supper occurred. Community notices include returning visitors, hospital stays, and a 4-H demonstration day with seven features for the July 28 Fall Festival.
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Harold Ward
Arrow Rock
Lyceum Theatre
Post Shearer
Kansas City
Cleve
M.W. Cain
Audrain Hospital
Mexico
Mexico Hospital
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
Rufus Bunch
Lon
Lydia Wood
Paris
Pleasant View Rest Home
Monroe County
Mae Beth Buckman
Mary Beth Johnston
Patty Wilsdorf
Jacy Morgan
Shirley Jones
Elizabeth Wilt
Mighty Handy Missouri
Jackie Simpson
Harold Wilson
Paul Wood
Sam Akers
Donald Johnson
Personal News of Wellsville Club Notes and Local Highlights
Orville Oden was hostess aided by Mrs. Ivy Koester and Mrs. Hazel Barton with 15 members present. A silent prayer honored Mrs. A P Merritt who died since the last meeting. Ensign Mick MacMullan visits his mother in Wellsville after Navy office supply training in Athens. Dr and Mrs Donald Shoup return from a two week Florida trip visiting Satellite Beach Cape Kennedy and Busch Gardens. Debbie Yelton received a bridal shower hosted by Vicki Baur Rita Schaefer and Mrs Howard Smith with Sharon Detienne winning games. pink and white decorations featured. Miss Yelton and Bruce Stevenson plan July 24 marriage.
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Ivy Koester
Hazel Barton
A. P. Merritt
Barton
Mick MacMullan
Charlestown
S. C
W. Bi. MacMullan
U.S. Navy
Athens
Donald Shoup
Mary Louise
Corine
Keighley Shoup
Satellite Beach
Fla
Cape Kennedy
Busch Gardens
Debbie Yelton
Merle Yelton
Wellsville
United Methodist-Presbyterian
Vcki Baur
Rita Schaefer
Howard Smith
Sharon de- Tienne
Yelton
Bruce Stevenson
del Stevenson
Perry Pet Show Highlights 4th of July Festivities
Personal news from Perry lists winners in a pet show and frog jumping contest held during the July 4 celebration. Timmy Smith and others competed in groups with top prizes a silver cup and cash awards. Deb bie Evans won with a German shepherd, Natlaie Black earned with an opossum, and Debbie Evans also led the frog jump with an 11 feet 5 inch leap.
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Perry
Timmy Smith
Eddie Smith
Ray Brown
Centralia
Karen Schnoebelen
Lone Tree
Iowa
Wallace Levings
Jerry Lucas
Overland Park
Kan
Harold Morris
Curryville
Kim Schuster
Debbie Evans
Natlaie Black
Bob Evans
Mitchell Levings
Kevin Campbell
Jim Evans
Poplar Bluff Turns Down School Hike
Poplar Bluff voters in the R-1 district rejected a proposed 45 cent tax levy increase. The current tax rate stands at 4.40 dollars per 100 dollars of assessed valuation.
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Poplar Bluff
Poplar Bluff, Mo
Kirkpatrick Urges Missouri Democrats to Target Youth Vote
Kirkpatrick headlines the county Democratic campaign, praising past governors and urging mobilization of new and independent voters. He cites bond issues and tax changes, urges Democrats to persuade 18 to 21 year olds to vote, and calls Audrain County Democrats to active campaigning to keep the ticket in power.
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Symington
Haskell Holman
Missouri
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Supreme Court
Audrain County
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