Police Investigate Wellsville Break-in at May's Cigar Store
Police investigate a break-in at May's Cigar and Tobacco Store in Wellsville reported as occurring between 1 and 5 30 a m Saturday. Loss estimated between 75 and 100 dollars in cash and whisky products. Entry gained by prying plywood and removing bars from a back window. A similar early break-in at the same window occurred months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
May
Middletown
Vince Vaughn Farm
Home-made aircraft flies from Windswept Acres runway
Howard Graf piloted a small home-built airplane at Windswept Acres Airport east of Columbia. The craft, designed from a 1933 Pitenpole, took off after four years of basement and shed assembly costing about 1200 dollars. FAA approved it for preliminary flight with 50 hours of operation ahead to lift restrictions, plus installation of a 175 dollar crash locating device.
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Howard Graf
Mexico
Acres
Columbia
Graf
FAA
Mr. Graf
Bill Gibson
Graf and Sons Sporting Goods
Highway 54 South
Wellsville Personal News and Garden Club Report
Personal items from Wellsville include Mrs C R Covington of New Florence in Audrain Medical Center Mexico and Mrs Trannie Camp taken there for x rays and tests. Wellsville United Methodist Presby Church saluted Denise Billington infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Cecil Billington. Garden Club members heard a program on flower arranging with article How to Win a Blue Ribbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Covington
New Florence
Wellsville
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
United Methodist-Presbyterian
Denise Billington
Cecil Billington
Kirksville
Gale Davey
Wellsville Garden Club
John W. Bishop
Raymond Lowry
Uptown
Triangle
LeRoy Pease
Elmer Keith
R.G. Smith
Montgomery City
Graham Cave
Bishop
Hawaii
L. A. Flanigan
State Garden Club
Dawson
Flanigan
Farber Lake
Paul Burnett
Lenora Busch
Raymond Deichman
Harold Houston
Harley Michael
Gregg
Yorthny
Tri- Kelly
Red Vandalia
Vandalia
Steve
Hulett and Maburn
Stacey Lyratté
Kraty
Lisa
Danny
Three Graduate At Stephens College Summer School
Three students completed the Stephens College Summer School in Business in Columbia on July 14. Rebecca Johnson of Perry, Gail Ann Marshall of Mexico, and Sharon J. Miller of Miss Miller, were among the seven-week program graduates. Miller received a rose for greatest improvement. The school, in its 11th year, offers typewriting data processing shorthand and office skills with Stephens aiding graduates to employment.
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Mexico
Perry
Stephens College
Columbia
Rebecca Johnson
Eddie Caldwell
Gail Ann Marshall
Gordon EB. Marshall
Sharon J. Miller
Oscar P. Payne
E. Park St
Stephens
Centralia Middle School
Vandalia Garden
University of Missouri
Round Grove
Com- Columbia
Ira Gregg
Asmunity Association
L. M. Dawson
Two Contests In Ralls County Primary
In the Ralls County primary on August 8 there are two contests, the county judgeship and Democratic committeewoman from Salt River township. Incumbent eastern district judge Robert H. Thompson faces Democrat R. Leo Epperson in the primary. Perry residents Eunice Dressing and Roberta Wheelan seek the committeewoman post.
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Perry
Ralls
Salt River Township
Robert H. Hompson
R. Leo Epperson
Eunice Dressing
Roberta Wheelan
Missouri Counties Granted Emergency Haying and Grazing
Missouri Senators and Congressman announce emergency haying and grazing privileges for ten counties Benton Henry Pettis Johnson Randolph Monroe Ralls Pike Lincoln St Clair and parts of Newton Montgomery due to severe drought. County ASCS approves grazing on Set Aside lands with rates 4.50 to 5.50 per acre monthly. 22 counties also sought aid, 15 denied, 7 pending.
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Missouri
Stuart Symington
Thomas F. Eagleton
William J. Randall
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Benton
Henry
Pettis
Johnson
Randolph
Monroe
Ralls
Pike
Lincoln
St. Clair
Newton
Montgomery
ASCS
Cancer Mobile Education Unit Visits Vandalia and Mexico
A cancer education mobile unit visited Vandalia and Mexico this week with exhibits on cancer research and prevention. It is operated by Don McClure, the state public information director for the American Cancer Society, and attended events at West Plaza in Mexico and South Trails Shopping Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandalia
Connie Strother
Audrain County
American Cancer Society
Don McClure
Jefferson City
The
Cancer Society
Mexico
West Plaza
South Trails
Centralia Picnic For Woodhaven Home Kids Set At City Park
First Mrs Nancy Shally Mee Christian Church hosts about 45 Woodhaven Home children for an annual picnic at City Recreation Park Monday from 4 to 7 pm with food served at 6 pm. Food helpers should bring items to the south shelter by 5 30 pm. The event marks a unit by unit rotation until all have visited Centralia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Shally
Mee
Christian Church
Robert Tanner
Woodhaven
City Recreation Park
South Shelter House
Centralia
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Arthur F. DeSalme
Don Schwartz
Hugh Maxwell
Columbia Missourian
Wellsville Break-in
W.H. Erb
John Hopper
Gerald Updyke
Allen
Steven
Sandra
Simi
Calif
A.E. Updyke
Orville
Hunter
Traci
Karen
Robert
Ames, Towa
Howard Baugh
del Stevenson
Vacation Bible School
Bruce Registration
Wellavilles Stevenson
St. Louis
Ray Stevenson
St. Charles
Lee Stevenson
Shannon and
Andy
Mrs. C.E. Motiaz
Jim Mottaz
Calvin Bishop
Click
Missy
Sedalia
T.E. Moor
Aurora
Raymond Peveler
Mae Keithley
Sears
Citizens Savings Association
Jefferson & Liberty Sts
Fabric Shop
Majestic’s
Ranger
Cuttin Board
Golden
SG Dressmaker
Ball Point
USA
Cancer Mobile Education Unit
Mrs
Paul Clithero
Randall Kristofferson
Elsberry
Bayless High School
St. Louis County
Kristofferson
Elsberry High School
Randall
Albert Kristofferson
Virgil Lovelace
West State Street
William Hechler
West Page
Charles Weldy
Future Homemakers of America
Biltmore
Los Angeles
Pam
FHA
Turner Cox
Seabrook Drive
Mrs. Cox
Don Mosher
Owosso, Mich
Carroll Bryson
Dick Smith
Mexico Club
the Ledger
Ledger
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