Jefferson City to Hold Missing Persons Search Campaign
Jefferson City, Chamber of Commerce and Cole County Court back a missing persons search funded at 141 dollars to publicize via newspaper ads and a mail coupon. Cordell, executive secretary, says the 1970 census undercounts city population, potentially costing money in federal and state allocations. The effort aims to raise Jefferson City’s counted population, now about 31,921 per the census, possibly over two thousand more.
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Ome
Jefferson City
Chamber of Commerce
Cole County Court
J Mark
Cordell
Chamber
County Court
Tia
Air Force Academy officers cited for Outstanding Unit Award
Major Dale E. McHenry, son of E. McHenry, is recognized for helping his unit earn the U S Air Force Outstanding Unit Award and will wear a service ribbon. He is a 1954 Beardstown High School graduate with BS from Bradley University and MS from USC, married to Frankie A Smith. Technical Sergeant Roland D Wilaby, an accounting finance supervisor at the academy, is also cited for the same award. he is a 1960 Mankato High School graduate, married to Yvonne, daughter of Mr and Mrs V Joles.
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U.S. Air Force Academy
Colo
Dale E. McHenry
E. McHenry
Grove St
U. S. Air Force
McHenry
Beardstown (Ill
Roland D. Wilaby
U.S. Air Force
Wilably
Mankato High School
Yvonne
Joseph P. Fitzgerald
John L. Fitzgerald
Vandalia
U.S. Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps
Arrotc
Grissom Afb
Ind
Gerald
University of Missouri
Van-Farrel High School
Dean's Honor List Three Mexico Students Named
Missouri Valley College Marshall honors list for spring 1970 includes three Mexico students with a 3.3 cumulative average. Names cited include Dale D. Gallip son of Mr and Mrs Gallip and Sgt Stephen Bryant son of Mrs William B Gallip, plus Mary Jane Chord and Thomas Kurucz with affiliations to Jefferson City and McChord Air Base. The item notes census figures miscount and mentions family ties and addresses in Jefferson City and Independence.
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Mexico
Missouri Valley College
Marshall
Dale D. Gallip
Stephen Bryant
William B. Gallip
Alvin Bryant
S- Morris St
Edward W. Rot
Chord Air Base
Washington
Thomas Kurucz
Tom
Kurucz
L. Buford
Thomas
Jerson City
Kentucky Rd
Jeff
John A. Acton
Ferson City
Paris
Two More Productions On Lyceum's Schedule
Arrow Rock Lyceum in Missouri schedules two more summer repertory shows. The Beaux Stratagem opens Thursday night at 8:15 p m and Shadow And Substance debuts Saturday July 18. Five plays are in production with daily changes and matinees on Wednesdays Saturdays and Sundays through August 30. Reservations available at box offices in Marshall Sedalia Carrollton Boonville and Columbia.
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Paul Vincent’ Carroll
Lyceum
Phoenix Theatre
New York
Dane Havoc
Mrs. Sullen
Tion
Bonnaffons
Canon Skerritt
O'Flingsley
Ireland
Michael Doyle
Lyceum Stage
Marshall
Robert's Studio
Sedalia
Public Library
Carrollton
Roseberry Drug Store
Boonville
Foster's Drug Store
Columbia
Pen Point
St Charles County Fair Runs July 22 26
The 1970 St Charles County Fair is scheduled from July 22 to July 26. A paint horse show will take place Sunday afternoon and evening, July 26, as part of the events at the fair grounds in St Charles.
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ST. Charles
St. Charles County
Hams Are In the House Once More
Hannibal Missouri resumes its Ice House Theater third summer season in the 19th Century ice house once used for Stillwell Cold Storage. The opening act is The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams set in a dingy St. Louis apartment with 8,000+ attendees over prior seasons. The venue lies between the Mississippi riverbank and Mark Twain area, leased for $1 yearly by the city board.
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Hannibal, Mo
Hannibal
Sterling
Stillwell
Tennessee Williams
St. Louis
Mark Twain
Charles Rendlen
Missouri
Hannibal Foundation
Hannibal Chamber of Commerce
Hill Street
Mississippi River
Hannibal Board of Public Works
Stillwell Cold Storage
Mississippi
England
America
Ice House Theater Renovation in Hannibal Sees Growth
Residents contributed 11 000 to remodel the Ice House theater in Hannibal. The 60 by 30 foot space seats 193 and hosts five productions this season including The Glass Menagerie and The Fantasticks. Cast comes from Midwest colleges with 17 students earning credit.
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Hannibal
Mississippi
Mark Twain
Northeast Missouri
Frederic Kirchberger
New York
The
Fantasticks
Midwest
Jdents
St. Louis County
Commodities broker Routman faces involuntary bankruptcy
Seventeen claimants allege Millard N. Routman of Clayton Missouri owes them 903 723 in metals futures losses and filed an involuntary petition in U S District Court Routman has been hospitalized since June after police found him unconscious in a car A state suit seeks 77 416 plus 50 000 punitive damages and accuses him of diverting funds The creditors say he paid 50 000 to a client May 15 to June 15 and pledged his life insurance June 1 to another person New York financier Robert Miller claims 332 968 and says a 15 000 check bounced for insufficient funds
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St, Louis
Millard N. Routman
Clayton
U.S. District Court
Routman
R & R Commodities
Boutmann
Jay B. Zimmerman
New York City
Robert §. Miller
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Shake’s Service
Robert —. Hoffman
Greg Tornet
Stooge
Cheery Smat Coget
Cal-Type Office Equipment Inc
Austin Ave
Pet
Sinka
Northeast Missouri State
University of Kansas
Sruka
North Jefferson St
Morton
J. N. Fitzpatrick & Sons
Goodsyear
U.S
Oniena
Lawrence's
Yardley
London
Contac
Tampax
Glenmore
Hepatica
MIT
Sal Hepatica
Dan
Miller’s
TIMEX
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