Paris Scouts Tapped For Order Of Arrow
Paris Boy Scout Troop 127 members earned taps at Camp Thunderbird near Cairo. The Order of the Arrow ceremony took place Wednesday evening with parents and notable attendees. Several scouts earned Tenderfoot and First Class ranks with multiple merit badges while others prepared for conclave. Fireworks, visits, and hospital notes followed the July Fourth celebrations as the Gold en Years club met with 26 members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Thunderbird
Cairo
E.J. Infield
Mike Crouch
Order of the Arrow
John McMorris
Jim McMorris
David Pence
Gerald Pence
Holliday
Kelly Garnett
Charles Garnett
Robert Steeves
Boy Scouts of America
Matt Truesdell
Mr . Steeves
David Lawson
Todd Ragsdale
Ricky Dubar
Byron Edwards
David Vaughn
Kevin Jones
Audrain Banks Share $320000 in State Funds Allocation
State Treasurer James I. Spainhower announced that three Audrain County banks Laddonia State Bank Commerce Bank of Mexico and Vandalia State Bank will receive 320000 under Missouri Model for Inactive State Funds. The total statewide allocation is 50 million with deposits earning 6.4 percent. The distribution follows a county formula tied to state sales and income tax, and banks must meet a loan deposit ratio of at least fifty percent to qualify. The Audrain deposits listed are Laddonia 400000 Commerce Bank of Mexico 120000 and Vandalia State Bank 100000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James I. Spainhower
Missouri
Spainhower
Audrain County
Laddonia State Bank
Commerce Bank of
Mexico
Vandalia “State Bank
Boone County Hospital Loses Blue Cross Appeal
Boone County Hospital loses on an appeal by Blue Cross Hospital Service Inc from a Randolph Circuit Court award of 114726 to Boone Hospital for withheld payments. The Kansas City Court of Appeals reversed the lower court and Boone officials plan Missouri Supreme Court action. The dispute centers a 5.20 per day out of county fee and Blue Cross began withholding funds in May 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Boone County
Blue Cross Hospital Service Inc
Randolph Circuit Court
Boone Hospital
Blue Cross
Kansas City Court of Appeals
Missouri Supreme Court
Boone County Hospital
Governor Opposes HEW Plan But Approves Required Areas
Missouri will be divided into five health planning areas under the new federal act. Gov. Bond submitted recommendations to HEW with strong objections to the law, urging repeal. The five areas span 55 counties and cover populations ranging from about 478,800 to 1,799,400, ledgers included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Bond
U.S. Department of Health Education and Welfare
Ford
HEW
Hill-Burton
Audrain County
Mid- Missouri
Bond
Congress
Missouri
mid-Missouri
Kansas City
St. Louis
Centralia GOP Women donate book at library bicentennial
At a library board meeting in Centralia GOP Women announced a donation of the book America by Alistair Cook to honor the bicentennial. The board also noted a $1,000 revenue sharing bequest for books and equipment and discussed roof and gutter repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Library, Board
America
Alistair Cook
Nellie G. Denton
Human Development Corporation
Miss Salt River Pageant Returns to Louisiana Elates Fans
The Salt River Joint County Youth Club plans a 1975 Miss Salt River Pageant at 8 p.m. August 22 in the Louisiana High School auditorium. Contestants from Bowling Green, Mark Twain, Silex, Wellsville, Montgomery City, Troy, Winfield, Elsberry, Clapton and Louisiana must be 18 by Sept 1. The winner advances to the 1976 Miss Missouri contest. four runners-up named. Theme: The Building of a Dream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Salt River
Clapton
Laddonia YCL to Host Swimming Party July 17
The Laddonia YMCA Ladies Club announces a swimming party for July 17 leaving from the Christian Church at 6 30 p.m. and continuing at the Vandalia Swimming Pool from 7 to 9 p.m. All prospective members are invited. Mrs. Moore Robison of Mexico visited Mrs. William Whitehouse Sunday. Kenny Richie and Angela Gore vacationed with grandparents Mr and Mrs Kenneth Gore. The WOC of the Presbyterian Church met July 3 with 15 members and four children. President Mrs Emil Erdel led. Elizabeth Hitz presented devotion I Love America and lesson Birth Pangs Of The New Age from Matt 24 25. Mrs Gordon Campbell led Least Coin Devotion Are We Concerned About Richer and Poorer Nations. White Cross Quota approved. Project committee named: Mrs Clay Andrews Mrs Klugman Mrs Wayne Guinn. Members present included Mrs Bob Berry Mrs Dan Erdel Mrs Faye Glass Miss Grace Gorman Mrs Russell Nichols Mrs Tom Teague Mrs Faye Welch. Children present were Forrest LaRue Amy Guinn Kerri Teague Tammi Teague. Next meeting set August 7. Hostesses were Mrs Jim Teague and Mrs Elwood LaRue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WOC
The
Presbyterian Church
Emil Erdel
Elizabeth Hitz
America
Matt
Walter Klusman
Gordon Campbell
Clay Andrews
Klugman
Wayne Guinn
Bob Berry
Dan Erdel
Faye Glass
Grace Gorman
Russell Nichols
Tom Teague
Faye Welch
Forrest LaRue
Amy Guinn
Kerri
Tammi Teague
Jim Teague
Elwood LaRue
Wellsville Couple Receives Help After Car Medical Emergency
On a highway near Wentzville Missouri Mr Dan Freeman suffered a severe emphysema attack. Mrs Freeman tried to call for help as drivers passed. Ralph Dummit a St Louis Post Dispatch journalist stopped and alerted Terrace Ambulance and Oxygen Service of Wentzville. Mr Freeman was taken to St Josephs Hospital in St Charles and is expected home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Dan Freeman
Freemans
Maplewood
St. Louis
Wentzville
Freeman
Blood Pressure Screening At Montgomery County Fair
Montgomery County Nursing Service announces free blood pressure screening at the Montgomery County Fair. Nurses provide a card with readings and advise seeing a physician if abnormal. Available in the Merchants Building Thursday Friday Saturday 1 5 p.m. and Thursday Friday 7 9 p.m. Sponsored by the Nursing Service and Missouri Heart Association with physician approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Montgomery County Nursing Service
Montgomery County
Merchants Building
Missouri Heart Association
Moberly to Close Two Elementary Schools
The Moberly school board plans to close Southeast and Central elementary schools built in 1918 due to fire code violations and safety hazards. A bond proposal of 1.75 million dollars seeks a new school to replace the closed buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moberly
Mrs Deiter Named In Who's Who Biographical Sketch
WELLSVILLE The life and career of Frances Cora Woods Deiter of Wellsville is highlighted in the Who's Who of American Women ninth edition. A former journalist and longtime publisher with her husband of the Wellsville Optic News, she held leadership roles in Girl Scouts, PTA, Republican Women, and several press and civic organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Charles Deiter
Marquis Who's Who
Chicago
Ill
Deiter
Frances Cora Woods
Omaha
Neb
Francis Lyman
Cora Belle (Gay) Woods
Northwest Mo. College
Daniel Woods
Molly
Joe D.) Holt
W Mo
Ovid Bell Press
Fulton
Wellsville Optic News
Leader
Girl Scouts USA
Montgomery County
PTA
Cong. Dist
Montg
Top Secrecy For Crop Report
Washington AP reports nearly 100 Agriculture Department staff were locked in a wing of the South Building to prepare a key crop report under armed guard. At 3 p.m. officials would release the findings on 1975 corn and other major crops, with strict legal penalties for leaks or false data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Don Paarlberg
USDA
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Paarlberg
Crop Reporting Board
United States
Department
Statistical Reporting Service
Secretary of Agriculture
Jelly Jar Killing Ruled Justified
Kansas City AP report states the county prosecutor ruled the killing of L. C. Simpson, 34, justified after a man near 40th and The Paseo threw a 14-ounce jelly jar at an intruder who woke him. Autopsy cites a left temple blow as the death cause. Also notes birth of a seven pound four ounce son to Mr and Mrs Robert H Mitchell Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
L. C. Simpson
40Th
Paseo
Simpson
Robert H. Mitchell
Paris
Audrain Medical Center
Mitchell
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Mrs. Webb
Mr. Webb
L.B. Troy
Joseph Moss
Kirkwood
Golden Years Senior Citizens Club
Legion Hall
Wilma Crook
Bill Utterrbach
Mary Jackson
Nellie O’fallon
Lena Carr
Pauline Schwantes
Edith Howell
James
Bula Simon
Bill Utterback
England
Arthur Simon
Elsie Wright
Earl James
Omer Hamilton
Bertha McCreery
Grace Dawson
Etta Carr
Arthur Griffen
Grandview
Friends
Griffen
Paris United Methodist Church
St. Lukes United Methodist Church
Kansas City South
Beulah Hanna
Mrs. Norris West
Platte City
Cliff Benson
Boone
Vandiver Furniture Co
Country Club Hwy
Missouri Health Service
National Health Planning and Resource Development
National Congress
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
GOP
Arts and Crafts Club
City Hall
May Ferne Smart
Larry Lewis
Janet
Christy
Mark
Larry C. Cockerell
Barbara Brockman
Steve Watts
Artie Lewis
St. Ann’s Sodality
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Leon Swiney
Harvey Million
Sodality
Donnie Tuggle
Eugene Niekamp
Kathyrn Schindler
Atdldom
Toldier
Plana Theatrey Aroeem
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Laddonians
By Norma Ellis
Laddonia
YCL
Christian Church
Vandalia
Moore Robison
William Whitehouse
Kenny, Richie
Angela Gore
Mrs
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Melvin Nilges
Arens-Kerling
Lohman, Mo
S. J. Byland
Mary Ellen Mullen
Tom
Mullen
Byland
St. Mary's Health Center
Earle Martin
DePaul Hospital
MR. and
Mrs. Gerald
Updyke
Simi
Calif
A. E. Updyke
Otto Wenger
Grace Clark
Hazel Drozda
Diana Nilges
Jim Mitchell
Harold
Butch) Folta
Cardinal
Mrs. Deiter
Hahn's Derby
Gary L. Hahn
OWL
W. Monroe Unge
Dreand
Shay's
Rottins
Centralia, Mo
Mitchells
Hardin Park
United Methodist Men's Club
Egies Countryside Inn
Donkins
Paul Riechers
Charles Newland
Auxvasse
Mosl Si
Howard Neale
Thompson, Mo
Allis Chalmers
Charlie Nordwald Thompson
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