11 Building Permits On Week's List
Hot July weather limits activity as Taylor Sewell, city building inspector, reports eleven building permits issued last week. The list includes reroofs for Lee Hoffman and John Tox, a raze at 1020 N Jefferson, reroofs for Gene Martien and Don Buie, and garages or fences at several addresses with values ranging from 100 to 1300 dollars.
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Taylor Sewell
Lee Hoffman
Charley Brauer
Jefferson St
John Tox
John Rolfes
Marine Dr
David
Gene Martien
Kentucky Rd
Wayne Boyd
Don Buie
N. Wade St
Naomi Piles
Paul Kossmenn
Bougainville St
Mary Hagan
Arch Ronimous
W. Whitley St
Ruby Howdeshell
S. Missouri
Real Estate Transfers in Mexico and Surrounding Areas
Multiple conveyances involving Otto Haerer and others to new owners including Hugh Newbrough and Opal, Robert Broemmel, Albert Sheridan, and Kenneth Man tle. Properties include Lots 69 Grand Addition, various blocks in Vandalia and Mexico, and a 4% section in Twp 50N R8W. Metropolitan Life Insurance and several individuals complete transfers totaling thousands, with Parcel 13 Redmonds listed in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Haerer
Martin C
Hazel Haerer
Ray R
Nathalie Haerer
Hugh
Opal Newbrough
Grand
View
Mexico
John W
Donna Mc Mickle
Robert T
Judith Broemmel
Gallaher-Kent Curtin St. Lubd
Harmie L
Clara Runyon
Albert C
Elizabeth Sheridan
Coldwell
Vandalia
Thomas C
Lydia Brown
S. L
Mabel Goodpasture
Carl W
John Steelman
Kenneth W
Linda Mantle
Ray J
Margaret Hagan
Robert L
Beth Willis
Housing Authority
City of
McCon Inc
Redmonds
American National Names Wayne Klopp President
Wayne C. Klopp was named president of American National Stores Inc replacing Wendall C. Evans. Klopp begins August 3 as the parent firm Donald L. Barnes Jr. announced. American National operates over 100 furniture and appliance stores in 16 states with last year sales above 95 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Wayne C. Klopp
American National Stores, Inc
American Investment Company
Wendall C. Evans
Donald L. Barnes, Jr
Mr. Klopp
American National Stores
It Was Christmas In July At Wetterau Two Day Show
Wetterau Foods of Mexico hosted a two day showing of new Christmas merchandise at the Knights of Columbus Hall. 228 key personnel, store owners, managers and some wives attended. Wetterau's Non-Fooda Division displayed new gifts and merchandise. Five town and 62 Missouri towns were represented. Service pins were awarded to Maurice Green, Stan Hawkins, Dale Mathews, Delbert Mathews, and Vincent Kilcoyne for 5 to 20 years of service.
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St. Nick
Wetterau Foods of
Mexico
Wetterau
Non-Fooda
Knights of Columbus
Missouri
Maurice] Green
Syear
Stanley Hawkins
Dale Mathews
Delbert, Mathews
Vincent Kilcoyne
SBA Rep to Visit Mexico for Small Business Loans
Gordon Schreiber of the Small Business Administration will visit Mexico on Thursday July 30. The circuit riding office works with the Mexico Chamber of Commerce at 224 W Promenade St. Appointments are made through the chamber at 581-2765 to discuss loan possibilities and SBA services to boost the local economy.
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Gordon Schreiber
The
Small Business Administration
Mexico
Mexico Chamber
Promenade St
Chamber of Commerce
Compact cars drive Detroit sales surge in first half 1970
Detroit AP reports American car buyers favored compacts in the first half of 1970. Chrysler sold 103,262 Dusters boosting the Valiant line with a 177 percent rise, while the Imperial plunged 56.3 percent from 1969. The Maverick led compact sales with 204,397, and the Nova followed at 145,454. overall U.S. industry sales fell 9.5 percent to 3,971,428.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
United States
Richard K. Brown
Chrysler- Plymouth
Ward
Valiant
American Motors
Chance Continues To Add Employees At A B Chance
Centralia and nearby towns gain five new regular workers at A B Chance Company during last week probationary period. New hires include Mrs. Billy Joe Adkisson of Centralia in the castings finishing department. Mrs. Peggy Payton of Madison in tool assembly. Roy Bodine of Paris in maintenance. James Parrish of Paris in switch assembly. and Donald Ray Landis of Benton City in the foundry, with brothers Cecil Bodine and Ronnie Landis also employed. Several promotions follow, elevating Gary Dailey to production welder, Fred Gilmore to advertising clerk, and Lee McGreery to drill press operator.
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Centralia
Madison
Paris
Benton City
A.B. Chance Company
Billy Joe Adkisson
East Street
Perry
Boone County Hospital
Chance
Peggy Payton
Route 2
Plastics
Madison High School
Florsheim Shoe Co
Kirksville
Roy Bodine
Route 1
Holy Rosary High School
Monroe City
Cecil
James Parrish
Sherwood
Van
Pragg Chevrolet
Donald Ray Landis
Laddonia High School
Ronnie
Gary Dailey
Fred Gilmore
Lee McGreery
Stoutsville
A. B. Chance Co
Dailey
Walder
Allen Street
Chante
Renick High School
Gilmore
Lst
Hallsville High School
Hag One McCreery
Ozark Excavators Meet at Gasper's
Ozark Excavators and their wives and guests met at Gasper's Restaurant for a dinner meeting on July 7 hosted by Cooke's Jales and Service. President E A Teel led the regular monthly Ozark Excavating Contractors Association meeting with special guests including Jim Rudkin Ray Holt Cleo Staten Callaway county SCS director Clarence Sundermeyer Callaway county SCS manager Bob Bagston ORCA insurance rep Bud Winbegler Allis Chalmers Midwest district rep. Wiper spoke on soil conservation contracting. A report noted negotiations to merge LICM and OECA were off and OECA received full cooperation from national LICA. A contractor certification report was presented and discussion on retirements and insurance rules occurred. The next meeting is Aug 14 in Middletown, Mo.
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Ozark Excavators
Gasper’s
Cooke' Jales and Service
Ozark Excavating Contractors Association
Pres
E. A. Teel
Jim Rudkin
Cooke Sales and Services
Ray Holt
Cooke Sales and Service
Cleo Staten
SCS
Callaway County
Clarence Sundermeyer
Bob Bagston
ORCA
Bud Winbegler
Allis Chalmers
Mid West
Wiper
Winbegler
LICM
OECA
LICA
Middletown
Orscheln Brake Lever Firm Details at Kiwanis Meeting
Orscheln Brake Lever Mfg Co president Don Orscheln spoke on company history and growth at a Kiwanis luncheon in Moberly. The plant covers 87,000 square feet, employs 280, with last year’s payroll about 1.5 million dollars. In 1952 the firm had 15 employees, and trucking is the main business though automotive sales are strong. Seventy percent of work is centered in the Detroit area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moberly
Don Orscheln
Orscheln Brake Lever Mfg. Co
Kiwanis
Bill Trout Awarded Ford Recognition
Bill Troutt of the Carroll Mas ter Co. has received the Ford business management award for accounting excellence. This is his seventh consecutive year receiving the award for accurate financial data interpretation and contributions to dealership management. The award was presented by H. A. Cuthbertson, Ford district sales manager.
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Bill Troutt
Carroll Master Co
Ford Business Management
Mr. Trout
Ford
H. A. Cuthbertson
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Tal Ae
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Alne
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Wnt
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American National
Information Cell
Welte
Crown Finance Corporation
Manchester Road
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Small Business
Orscheln
Automotive
Orecheln
Greater
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Paul Heidbreder Smith
Moore & CO
Vir Mar Apt
Fayette, Mo
Bill Trout
M. R. Kemp
Robert W. Fross
Alva East
Monroe
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