Plays at Paris Baptist Church Honor Local Entertaining Scrapbook
Ruth and Akers present an unusual scrapbook project by the Paris Baptist Church as a July 21 program titled Interlude includes plays Ruth Williams and Mary About Rhode Island and church history. A theatre group from South Baptist College and local graduates perform as actors and actresses. The program frames Christianity through the performing arts and features a musical group from the church led by Mary Long.
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Ruth & Akers
Paris
Paris Baptist Church
Gram
Jefferson City
Participa
South
Thomas
West Baptist College
Bell/Benton
Sallie Price Carr
War
Thomas B.t
Carr
Ruth Carr
Cairo
Roger Williams
Mary
Trasurer
Charles
Baptisticart
Moline
Ill
Rhode Island
Hisio
Comwise
First’ Baptist Church
Pleasant
Miss Public
Mary Long
Grams
Carla Sue
Wood
Brenda Wilkerson
Peggy
Harris
Sue Sheperd
Betterment
Mittee
David
Oth Buie
Thelers
Chris
Tie Menefee
Carl Bounds
R. I. Colborn
James VanArsdall
Jo Bordeleau
Edith
Wellsville Personal News Highlights Local Obits and Visits
Mrs Henry Kranzeck attended the funeral of her uncle Louis Rathert at Senate Grove United Methodist Church New Haven. Rathert died Monday in a St Louis hospital from a broken hip. Alfred Meritt of St Louis dined with Mr and Mrs Charles Dunbar. Don Williams of Leavenworth spent the weekend with his brother Raymond Williams. Raymond returned to Kansas with him for a visit. Mr and Mrs Melvin Brown of Lexington Neb left after two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Stanley May. Brown attended a Poultry Convention in St Louis. Mrs J W Enslen visited her brother Walter Stratton of Mexico for several days. Mrs Mary Williams and grandson Dennis McClain went to Louisburg Friday to visit her brother L G Wilson. They rode a train from Hermann and planned to return today. The Wellsville Chamber of Commerce will meet Tuesday night at 730 in the city lounge. All members urged to attend.
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Wellsville
Henry Kranzeck
Louis Rathert
Senate Grove United Methodist Church
New Haven
Mr. Tathert
St. Louis
Alfred Meritt
Charles Dunbar
Don Williams
Leavenworth
Kan
Raymond ‘T. Williams
Raymond
Kansas
Melvin Brown
Lexington
Neb
Mrs. Stanley May
Mr. Brown
J. W. Enslen
Walter Stratton
Mexico
Mary Williams
Dennis McClain
Louisburg
Kaw
Thousands See Old Engines at Paris Grand Fair
Crowds estimated at four thousand daily attended the Paris festival showcasing antique traction engines. A four day celebration at the Fairgrounds featured 300 plus exhibits, a 45 minute parade, and engines ranging from coal fired steam to early model vehicles. The event drew participants from 16 counties in northeast Missouri and is planned to recur next year.
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Paris
Tlon
Missouri
Etui
Man Burned to Death in Hay Baler Accident
The report from Callaway County, Missouri details the death of Robert Mosley, a local resident from Monroe City, who was trapped in a hay baler while working on a farm near Hope. Eyewitnesses stated a fire started in the machine and spread to surrounding equipment. the body was found on a tree stump after neighbors saw smoke.
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Denmark
Iowa
Mckane
Charles
Walters
N.C
Robert
Marcia’ Clinch
Mosley
Columbia
Lara’ Bowers Ari
Monroe
Charles R
Neil Walhis Son
Ters
Personal News of Santa Fe Iris Dunkle and Kin
Personal notes report Iris Dunkle of Moberly staying with friend Crigler, plus relatives in Gatesburg Illinois and Tennessee. Funeral attendance for Leonard Yount in Centalia, and Donna Kay Martin visits with Russell Bishop family. Albert Crigler killed a five foot black snake near his henhouse.
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Mae Alverson
Ralph Bridgford
Opal Perrigo
Missea Ruby
Lucy ‘Seabee
Russell’ Bish‘op
Leonard Yount
Centralia
Yount
Alverson
Warren Martin
Donna Kay
Auxvasse
Russell Bishop
Martin
Audrain Hospital
Albert Crigler
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F. A. Zimmann
Ake
Dena Minnick
N. Clark
Baler
Farber
Santa Fe
Ledger
Terry
Dunkle
Moberly
Criglers
Andlother
Margie
Linda Utterback
Gatesburg
Ang
Gary Dunkle
Tennesee
Amocos
AMOCO
Americane
Dinision Anglican OW Company
The
American OY Company
Chicago, Ily
Bush
IGA
Jay's Iga and Bakery
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