Three More Houses For Park South
Park South expansion gains three new homes via Reono Dekaepamént Co. contractor. Sewell Mexico Building Inspector issues permits for 12,500 each at 2716 Cardinal St, 1416 Chickadee St, and 2618 Cardinal St. Harold Enslen authorizes 2716 Cardinal St. Also permits issued to Nick J. Billman and Kenneth W. Hill for 150 to remodel at 1640 E. Liberty St. Steelman Construction Co. and William Alton at 916 E. Monroe St receive 500 for remodels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reono Dekaepamént Co
Park South Addition
Oa Ier Sewell
Mexico
Cardinal St
Chickadee St
Harold Enslen
Nick J. Billman
Kenneth W. Hill
Highway Tobacco Store
E. Liberty St
Steelman Construction Co
William Alton
E. Monroe St
Land Transfers In Vandalia Mexico Vandiver and More
A series of property transfers across Vandalia Mexico Vandiver Village and nearby additions. Names include Rosentatder Hutson Moss Schamma Glasford Blevina Mackle Kelly Clark Overton Mottaz Kent Raney Coif Day Shepard Beaty Blaha Stephens Colley Vance Wright Simpson Smetser Brown Bland Lemasters Guilin SBA Stone Flybon Band Bassford Hillcrest and others. Transactions cover lots parcels acres and sums from 8000 to 20000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen L
Elizabeth J. Rosentatder
James D
Leona F. Hutson, Jr
Melvin K
Delores J. Schamma
Robert N
Josephine A. Moss
Harbison-Walker
Vandalla
John
Mary Knipfel
Ann
Kenneth Herlinger
Betty
Stephen Hirschmagl
Robert
Ruth Clark
Harbert
Lovelia Knipfel Jr
Don
Faye Glasford
Thomas
Malba Blevina
McPine
Vandalia
Rosert
June Mackle
Leo
Lorraine Kelly
East Lawn Subdivision
Vandiver Village
John Miller
Raymond
Hilda Roberts
McPike
David G
Sandra Bindar
Walter G. Staley
TSON
Row
Henry
Alice Klenke
Elmer
Marjorie Klenke
Martha Overton
Theodore
Inez Mottaz
Roy
Blanche Kent
E.G
Ginny Raney
Gallaher-Kent
Arcadia Subdivision
Mexico
George and
Jesse Coif
Billy and
Ida Day
Boulevard Place Addition
Helen Shepard
Goldie Mae Cantrell
Ronnie
Ruth Henderson
Uuterbach
William R. Baker
Mary Elsie
Marlon Hornsby
Warren
Baker
Farber
Ediator
Fern Collins
Gary
Janis Lange
George
Viola Lange
Lee‘Patterson
Doha
Alpha Vanda Krol
Kenneth
Betty A. Parsons
Donna Peak
Ronald
Barbara Hedrick
Grandview
Alice B. Beatty
Alice G. Beaty
James
Beaty
Joyce J. Ball
Rock Springs
Bank of State of Missouri
Veronica C. Blaha
Veronica
Polly Blaha
South Side Park Addition
Roy L. Stephens
Robert A
Inez Stephens
Berinje
Charlene Colley
Charries W. Braver Jr
TSM
Ross and
Nelle T. Vance
Mary Lov Wright
Pickett
Doyle
Mari Simpson
Judy Senger
Lawrence M. Barnes
Sidney
Pauline Smetser
Sharman
Floyd
Patty Brown
Donne Hoffman
Anna Craghead
Bassford
Andy Runge
Jeanne Guilin
Small Business Administration
Barhart
Laddonia
Margaret C. Stone
Batty
Flybon
Gallaher- Kant Hillcrest
Hazel PI
Lesney
Elizabeth
Eima Lee
Marjorie
Leakenanes
Hannibal Sandy's Inc
Liberty and
Couthorn
Promotions at A B Chance Co in Centralia and Mexico resident
The A B Chance Co announced three Centralians and a Mexico resident receive promotions. Frank Jennings of Centralia to prekling operator at Allen Street plant, after galvanizing duties since 1964. Ronald Pehle of Mexico advances to design draftsman in engineering, with Chance tenure since 1964. Dennis Wehrmarin of Centralia transfers to plastics, becomes Epoxiglas machine operator, joining in February as a former laborer. Carson Williams of Centralia becomes epoxy dispenser operator after a stint as production welder and employment since January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Mexico
A.B. Chance Co
Frank Jennings
Allen Street
Jennings
Ronald Pehle
Marine Dr
Chance
Pehle
Chance Co
Dennis Wehrmarin
Route 1
Carson Williams
N. Hickman St
O'Bryan Installed Treasurer of Data Processing Group
Gary O'Bryan, treasurer of Group Gary O'Bryan and supervisor at A P Green Refractories Co, was installed treasurer for the Data Processing Management Association Central Missouri Region at the June dinner meeting at the Holiday Inn in Columbia for the 1972 73 year. He and wife Mary Jane have lived in Mexico eight years and have three daughters Cynthia Deborah and Angela. Attending were Mr and Mrs Ron Doyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary O'Bryan
A.P. Green Refractories Co
Data Processing Management Association
Central Missouri
Mr. O’bryan
Holiday Inn
Columbia
O'Bryan
Mary Jane
Mexico
Cynthia
Deborah
Angela
O’bryans
Ron Doyle
Goff Heads Underwriters at Annual Ladies Night Banquet
Jerry Goff was installed as incoming president of the Mexico Association of Life Underwriters for 1972-73 at Monterey Restaurant during Ladies Night. Outgoing president Jess Wakins handed the gavel and challenged Goff to lead with the slogan AIR Action Involvement and Recognition while naming his future committee allocations. William Smith became vice president, Joe Monk as secretary treasurer, and Russell Niedergerke as national committee member as the association notes its ties to Missouri and National Underwriters groups and ongoing insurance oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
Mexico Association of Life Underwriters
Jess Wakins
Jerry Goff
Goff
Association
William Smith
Joe Monk
Russell Niedergerke
Mexico
Missouri
National Associations of Life Underwriters
Ray Smiley Wins Florida Trip From IGA Contest
Ray Smiley, meat manager and co owner of Smiley's IGA in Mexico, was among IGA meat managers awarded a Wetterau contest prize. Winners were flown to Panama City Florida for three days of sun and two chartered deep sea fishing trips for king mackerel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Smiley
Smiley
IGA
Mexico
Panama City
Fla
Four Accountants At Board Meeting
Four Mexico accountants attended the July board of directors meeting of the Mid- Missouri Chapter of the National Association of Accountants held July 5 at the University of Missouri Columbia campus. Norman Genthon was president, John Moore secretary, Dennis Diederich director of competition, and Warren Ransdell director of public relations. The next meeting is scheduled for Aug ub at Fulton Country Club with social hour at 6 p.m. and dinner at 6:30 p.m. Membership is open to anyone with an interest in financial management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Mid- Missouri
National Association of Accountants
University of Missouri, Columbia
Norman Genthon
John Moore
Dennis Diederich
Warren Ransdell
Fulton Country Club
Association
Hearing Set On 20 Percent Dump Truck Rate Increase
Jefferson City Mo July 20 hearing before the Missouri Public Service Commission will consider an immediate 20 percent rate rise for dump truck operators as part of a 40 percent overall increase sought by carriers. Testimony and exhibits are due September 18 with cross examination set for October 2. The move, filed February 23, would also raise rates for loads on supplementary roads and per ton rates for base rock and asphalt, with adjustments to distance and hourly charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri
Missouri Public Service Commission
Commission
PSC
Joseph Nichols Retires From Kaiser Refractories
Joseph W. Nichols of Sturgeon retires after 21 years with Kaiser Refractories. He spent many years in the construction department and retires effective May 31 to enjoy time with his wife Mabel, five children, and grandchildren. He plans fishing, gardening, and recently vacationed at Lake of the Ozarks area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Nichols
Sturgeon
Kaiser Refractories
Mr. Nichols
Mabel
Lake of the Ozarks
Savings Bonds Sales In Audrain County May Totals 47701
Savings bonds in Audrain County for May reached 47701 dollars, announced by H W Curry, county savings bonds committee chairman. County year to date sales total 248677 dollars, 42 percent of the 1972 goal, while Missouri state sales for January to May amount to 73686338 dollars, 49 percent of the state quota. Sheryl Ligon Mexico City Clerk issued a business license to Ralph and Kay Ennik at 421 S Missouri St, to operate The Manhunter beauty shop at 507 N Jefferson St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Savings
Audrain
H.W. Curry
County Savings Bonds Committee
Missouri
Sheryl Ligon
Mexico City
Ralph and
Kay Ennik
S, Missouri St
Manhunter
Jefferson St
Employers Must Provide W-2 Forms
The IRS has restored the 30 day rule for employers to furnish W-2 forms to former employees after final wages are paid. Missouri District Director Eugene Coyle Jr said forms should be provided by July 5 for final wages paid by June 5, and within 30 days for terminations after June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Internal Revenue Service
Eugene C. Coyle Jr
Missouri
Congress
Coyle
Ekern Completes AAFP Continuing Education
Dr Herman Peter Ekern of Mexico has completed continuing education requirements to retain active membership in the American Academy of Family Physicians the national association of family doctors Kansas City The Academy formerly was called General Practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Peter Ekern
Mexico
American Academy of Family Physicians
National Association of Family Doctors
Kansas City
American Academy of General Practice
Sailor Named VP and GM of Rail Lines
Roanoke, Va. Joseph N. Sailor Jr. became vice president and general manager of the Winston-Salem Southbound and High Point Thomasville and Denton railways on July 1. He graduated from Northeast Missouri State University with a B S and began rail work in 1962 as a trainee. He then held roles including assistant trainmaster, trainmaster, assistant transportation manager for N and W Atlantic and Pocahontas regions, and assistant superintendent at Moberly Missouri before moving to Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Joseph N. Sailor, Jr
Winston-Salem
High Point
Thomasville
Denton
Northeast Missouri State University
N&w
Atlantic
Pocahontas
Moberly
Toledo
Farm & Home Assets Top $900 Million in 1972 First Half
Farm & Home Savings Association surpassed $900 million in assets by June 30 1972 with total resources of $911 730 178 up $99 863 016 for the six months. Dividends for Q2 1972 reached $10 917 113 benefiting over 165 000 members in 50 states and 26 foreign countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm & Home Savings Association
Nevada
Mexico
McMonigle- Tangora
S. Jefferson St
Farm & Home
Association
Lexington Bank Affiliates with Commerce Bancshares in Missouri
The $8 million Lexington Bank and Trust Company signs an affiliation contract with Commerce Bancshares Inc of Kansas City, becoming the 23rd Missouri bank to join the group. Announcement by James M. Kemper Jr and C W Cleverdon notes Fed approval and an 80 percent shares requirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Bank & Trust Company
Commerce Bancshares, Inc
Missouri
James M. Kemper, Jr
C.W. Cleverdon
Federal Reserve Board
Also Mentioned on This Page
Park South
Business and Industry News
Tele
Florida
MFA
Pollard
Agency
Joseph Nichols
Kaiser Plant
Dr. Ekern
AAFP
V.P
Farm & Home Assets
Lexington Bank To Commerce Bancshares
Eaton
Pete Wilson
Alee
Cmay
Stees
Kenneth Wyatt
First National Bank
LA National Ban
Missouri Power
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