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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1970

Page

6

Wellsville Purchases Lot to Ease Parking

Wellsville voters approve buying a 120 by 150 foot lot from John F. Rees for 1750 dollars to ease parking for workers at Swing Master Garment. Aldermen Debo and Baur lead the motion with general funds funding. city considers sewer work, street improvements, and dirt disposal. A smoke fan for sewers, manhole issues, and water rates for a housing project are discussed as well.

Wellsville H.C. Baur Rees William McDowell Harry Bare McDowell Alderman Baur West Street Chuck Jennings S.J. Byland St. Pauls Church Baur Charles J. Jennings VFW U.S Byland City Housing and Property Committee Debo Curtis Perry Reed Park Howard Brinegar Ben Clark Mr. Brinegar Clarks Water Committee Water Commissioner John Rees Paul Reagan Jr Richard Spires Charley Yelton Joe Brown Community Betterment Council Willam McDowell

Open House Planned at Tri-County Nursing Home July 26

The Tri-County Nursing Home in Vandalia will host an open house on Sunday July 26. A new wing will be ready by July 27 and staff include registered nurse Maude Shotwell and consulting nurse Norman Heimoff. Administrator’s wife Virgil Smith will head the kitchen with Marvin Burnett as second cook. The event coincides with a local community update on area services and personnel.

Tri-County Mexico Robert B. Rackers James Rachael) Storck St. Elizabeth Hospital Bobbie Elaine’pital Norman Heimoff Middletown Maude Shotwell R.N Curryville Virgil Smith Marvin Burnett Roger Ferguson Martha Morton Audrain County Women's Democratic Club Vandalia State Bank Floyd Lewis Audram County Atted Max Oliver Montgomery City Ninth District Richard Nichols Deanna Kerry Ashland David Forgy Neal Rosenstengel Hannibal Hatter Lisa Rosenstengel Reliable Insurance Pany Abe Inlow Neely McWhirt the Allen Nursing

Corn and Wheat Crop Estimates Shift for 1970 Year

Agriculture Department projects 1970 U S corn output at 4.82 billion bushels up five percent from 1969 while wheat to 1.349 billion bushels down from last year. Spring wheat and durum totals also broken out. Laddonia Cemetery Association’s long history notes May 30 memorials, endowment growth, and 1911 tombstones amid ongoing upkeep.

Washington Agriculture Department Department Crop Reporting Board Laddonia George Smith Mrs. Smith Laddonia Cemetery Association Blanche Diggs E. C. Kennen Ways and Means Wideman Cemetery Association Kennen Opera House Laddonia Memorial Building Association County Court Audrain County W. T. Cook Henry Youngblood Laddonia Cemetery Association, Inc

Crop acreage shifts show modest gains in 1969 harvest

The board reported crops planted for harvest reached 300 million acres this year, about one million more than 1969. Feed grains and oil seeds rose 4 and 3 percent respectively, while food grains fell 9 percent. Prospects for all crops as of July 1 were similar to last year.

America James Charles S. E. Asher Kennen Laddonia

Old Glory Patches Ordered for City Uniforms

Jefferson City firemen and auxiliary police will wear shoulder patches with Old Glory, with additional patches planned for city police officers.

Jefferson City

Bowling Green Approves New Pumper Fire Truck

Bowling Green city council contracted for a new pumper at least 19 224 dollars to replace the 24 year old IN6 fire truck.

Bowling Green

Area Towns Face Higher Phone Rate

Middle town and Martinsburg residents face higher monthly phone charges under a new rate plan proposed by Eastern Missouri Telephone Co. To take effect August 1, the schedule increases single and multi party residence rates and business rates, with outside-base mileage charges reduced. Objections to the proposed rates may be filed with the Missouri Public Service Commission beforehand.

Middletown Martinsburg Eastern Missouri Telephone Co Missouri Public Service Commission

Farber Personal News Highlights Visits and Local Events

Mrs Mary Ellis reports Farber social notes and regional updates. Danl Ledbetter and Mrs Hope Mills visitors return home after two week visit with Charles Walters family. Lynne Seeley of Guthrie Center injured in grain elevator accident and remains in intensive care after Des Moines hospital transfer. Mary Lou Arndt celebrated ninth birthday with a surprise party planned by neighbors. Nearby visits include Mary Lou and Paula Ellis with grandparents George Ellis family. Cedarville guests Bill and Lorenz Emo and children stay with relatives. Emo family relocates to Cedarville.

Mary Ellis Farber Danl Ledbetter Hope Mills N. C Charles. Walters Butch and Neil Farber R. C. Ledbetter Vandalia Carl Ft. Bragg Homer Rentfro Lynne Seeley Gutherie Center Iowa Des Moines Mary Lou Workes Kay Britton Ramona Stathem Dottie Stathem Lannette Pease Debbie Workes Mary’ Lou Paula Lisa Ellis Hannibal George Ellis Bill Emo Steve Kelly Julie Cedarville Ill Lorenz Emo Kevin Janet Emo Emo

Brooks Is Symington Spokesman In Audrain

Jefferson City reports that Lewis W. Brooks Jr. of Mexico has been chosen Audrain County coordinator for the re election campaign of Senator Stuart Symington. Brooks, an A P Green Refractories corporate billing accountant, will begin campaign activities this week.

Jefferson City Lewis W. Brooks, Jr Mexico, Mo Audrain Stuart Symington Charles L. Bacon The Missourians For Symington Brooks A. P. Green Refractories Company

Centralia church groups showcase Jaycees work and local events

Centralia communities hear Fred Balkenhof of the Jaycees on their activities while churches plan picnics at City Park. Lions Club improvements at City Park and fair concessions are noted as fund drives continue. Day Camp signups for Girl Scouts, a Junior Angus show, and MFWC and WPA club meetings are announced with dates, locations, and costs.

Ing Guild Margaret Parker Lions Club Centralia Light Conservation Fund CWF Martha Group The Christian Church Fred Balkenhof Centralia Jaycees Jaycees Girl Scouts of Mfwc Federated Club Columbia Griffith Kansas City Harrison Wpfa Orville Beasley Helen Bryson Ruth S. Akers Paris Monroe County Mexico Randolph County Apl Moberly M Am Mary Cooley Florence McIntyre Dorothy Angus Beasley Helfers FFA Centralia City Middle Shelter Ina Cooley Ruth Diane Sheerman Ann Seiler Mary Hallingemarth Lingworth Oki Thailand Virginia Sydow Pat Reichert Centra Jones Board L. Paul Boulware Artie Wheelan Ralph Chandler

Monroe Angus Juniors Will Have Beef Show on Monday

Monroe county 4 Hers, about 80 youths, attended a county camp at Twain State Park with activities from camp fires to archery and swimming led by Philip Weedin. Other items note Jim Stamp in South Korea for duty after training at Fort Leonard Wood and Fort Sill. Henry Wade returns from Mexico after heart attack treatment. Mrs. Donald Jones recovering in Levering Hospital. Pauline Brayton and Geneva Pittman health updates. a Thomas Benton Sallie Carr descendants reunion planned. cradle shower for Mrs. Reichert hosted by Mrs. Mayer and Mrs. VanHooven.

Jim Stamp James Stamp South Korea Fort Leonard Wood Fort Sill Oklo Henry L. Wade TGA Foodliner Mexico Donald Jones Levering Hospital Hannibal Pauline Brayton Mayo Clio Rochester Minn Geneva Pittman Dalton Inlaw R. I. Colborn The Twain State Park Philip Weedin Thomas Benton Sallie Carr Mark Twainspark Mike Mayer Norman VanHooven Pat Reichert

Hard Hats No Matter What Belief

In Richmond Virginia a construction site at Richmond Memorial Hospital posted a rule requiring safety hats for all workers A grafitti artist added the words Regardless of their political opinion reflecting a clash between safety regulations and personal beliefs The incident highlights tensions over inclusion and safety on the job site.

Richmond, Va Richmond Memorial’ Hospital

Chipman Mules Parade In Old Milwaukee Days

Chipman six mule hitch from Missouri participates in Schlitz Parade during Old Milwaukee Days in Milwaukee Wisconsin on July 25. The event features over 60 historic circus wagons 111 units including bands with costumes by Circus World Museum Mayme Ward who designed thousands of outfits. Driver Robert Chaipman with crew Richland Kohl and outriders Gene Vaughn F W Sam Bertrey wear authentic western gear.

Chipman Milwaukee Gene Chipman Miwaukee Wis Dos Schlitz Brewing Co Bareboo Circus World Museum Mayme Ward F.W Sam) Bertrey Penny Gene Vaughn Brookfield Noah Killion Hustonia

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