Wellsville Council Appoints Park Board
Wellsville City Council appoints Mia, Mary Ann Burkhalter, Frances McHoney, Sharon Shoup, Melanie Brown, Richard Nation, Kenneth Hintz, Russell Davis, Kerry Lehnen and Robert Hodking to a new Park Board. An organizational meeting set for July 21. City considers disposal options for the dump with Montgomery City, budgeting up to 850 dollars monthly and plans to close the current rat harbor dump.
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Wellsville
Mike Shire
Mia
Mary Ann Burkhalter
Frances McHoney
Sharon Shoup
Melanie Brown
Richard Nation
Kenneth Hintz
Russell Davis
Kerry Lehnen
Robert Hodking
Shire
Montgomery City
Curtis Peery
Kent Myers
Water and Sewer Committee
Richard Wilson
Wellsville Fire Department
Marion Cox
Shaw Quits Columbia Schools
Dr. Robert Shaw resigns as superintendent of the Columbia School District effective August 25 after 14 years. He will join the University of Missouri Columbia faculty as associate professor of education and chair a pair of MU accreditation committees. Russell Thompson to succeed Shaw as superintendent.
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Columbia
Robert Shaw
Shaw
University of Missouri- Columbia
Committee of Accreditation of Non-Public
Missouri Central Associated State Committee
Russell Thompson
Boone Co op Distributes 55464 Patrons Credit
Boone Electric Co op serving 6000 members in Boone County and nearby counties announced the distribution of 55464 in capital credits pro rated by power usage for 1964. Manager Paul Henson cautioned about potential rate rises and noted inflation weather and wholesale power costs as un controllable. At the meeting 1500 patrons reelected A D March Robert Ambrose and Wayne Hilgedick.
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Columbia
Boone Electric Co-op
Boone County
Audrain
Randolph
Callaway
Monroe
Howard
Paul Henson
Co-Op
A.D. March
Centralia
Robert Ambrose
Rocheport
Wayne Hilgedick
Hartsburg
Baby-Sitting Is Problem For Many Working Mothers
CENTRALIA The Brown family faced a weeklong babysitting gap when Payton’s regular sitter took vacation. The town has few licensed options, high costs, and reliance on unlicensed help, with parents and merchants reporting mixed care quality and police noting no recorded severe injuries.
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Centralia
George Brown
Payton Brown
CIA
Angell’s
Western
Payton
the Inquirer
Jerry Colvin
NorCal Board To Meet Next Thursday
Kingdom City The North Callaway R 1 Board of Education will hold its regular monthly meeting on Thursday at 8 p m This will be the first meeting with new superintendent Earl Brown Brown says the session will focus on board superintendent relationships to set a wholesome working tone for years to come The agenda also includes restoring 13 cents to the district operating levy considering roofing bids and employing teachers.
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Myers
Raymond Woodson
Peery
Alderman Myers
Fire Department
James Crouch
William Crouch
Loyd Smith
Crouch
Shire
Highway Department
Second Street
Kingdom City
North Callaway
R-1 Board of Education
Earl Brown
Santa Fe Meeting Is Planned
Santa Fe Community Center Association plans a July 13 meeting at 8 PM to elect directors and conduct other business. Collene McNamara, living with grandmother near Santa Fe, was injured in a Friday car wreck near Don Willingham’s place en route to Perry and taken to Audrain Medical Center with a back injury. Mrs Mike Willingham, recently recovering from major surgery, has returned home and an upcoming doctor visit is on her calendar.
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Coldwell Nursing Home
Boswell
Dan Andrews
Vandalia
Andrews
Addie Boswell
Lenora Coldwell
Santa FE
Santa Fe Community Center Association
Collene McNamara
Annie, Layne
Don Willingham
Perry
Audrain Medical Center
Mike Willingham
J.P. Carman
Powell
Chris
Europe
Jolly Neighbors Club
Aubrey Milnes
Ethel Thompson
Idell Gwynn
Morgan Wright
England
Pleasant View Nursing Home
Henry Curtright
Curtright
Monroe Manor
John Roegge
Ubrarian
Mark
Miss Cathy Keil Visits NMSU
Incoming freshman Cathy Keil of Sturgeon previewed life at Northeast Missouri State University during a one day orientation for students and parents. She is a graduate of Sturgeon R-5 High School and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Keil.
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Cathy Keil
Sturgeon
Northeast Missouri State University
Kirksville
R-5 High School
Richard Keil
Centralia Youth Follows Missouri Stater To Utah River Trips
Marty Wieschhaus, a 37th Missouri Boys State alumnus elected state representative, city treasurer, and state secretary nominee, now works for Hatch River Expeditions Co. in Vernal Utah guiding Colorado River trips. He is an Eagle scout, former Holy Ghost Church CYO president, Centralia High senior leader, and son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wieschhaus.
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Centralia
Marty Wieschhaus
Hatch River Expeditions Co
Vernal
Utah
Colorado River
John
Catholic Youth Organization
Holy Ghost Church
Centralia High School
Benton City Reunion Brings Hundreds To Community Hall
Benton City former residents gathered July 3 for a Helping Hands Club reunion with music, contests, a basket supper, and a display of old pictures recalling the town’s past as a thriving shipping and trading center. About 250 attended. prizes honored oldest attendee and longest continuous resident, and attendees traveled from as far as Manhattan Kansas and California.
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Helping Hands Club
Hal Jones
Mitchell Jones
Louisiana
Junior Fishburn
Auxvasse
Benton Cillans
Danny
Debby
Steve Barker
Eddie
Sherry Lay
Chris
Robin Patrick
Redemption Singers
Eye Screening Clinic For Monroe Children
Monroe County Health Department and volunteers host eye screening clinics for 3,4,5 year olds in Madison Paris and Monroe City to detect amblyopia. Screening advised annually before school with hours on July 20 21 22 at Lions Den Paris Kindergarten and Methodist Educational Building.
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Monroe County
Lion’s den
Madison
Methodist Educational
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Siloam Church Meeting Sunday in Vandalia and New Hartford
Siloam Church of Vandalia and New Hartford will meet after worship Sunday at 1 30. The Siloam Baptist building fund committee schedules a final meeting at 3 30. All contributors are urged to attend and report to complete the final finance report.
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Vandalia
Siloam Church
New Hartford
Building Fund Committee
Siloam Baptist Church
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