Six Monroe Youths Go to Washington
Six Monroe County 4 H members were named to attend the Washington DC Citizenship Shorts program Aug 23 29 for field service volunteer work civil defense and welfare activities The group includes Nelle Johnson Kathleen Roegge Pat Tanzey Karen Hildebrand Pam Johnson and Mac Wilt The auxiliary won a membership award and a citation for service.
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Futh
Akers
Post
Paris
Monroe County
Washington
D.C
Nelle
Johnson
Kathleen Roegge
Pat
Paris Tanzey
Karen Hildebrand
Pam Post
Mac Wilt
Altern Bon
Terry Noel
Gary
Wilson
Cita
Ozark
Sen Jseeker
Stuart — Symington
Ralph Gregory
E. T. Fuller
Dating Cases Society
Inj
Shelby
John Schwada
University of Missouri, Columbia
James Evans
Jim Evans
Jewish Hospital
St.j. Louis
Monroe City
Civil Defense Office
Jefferson City
Richard Southern
Aubrey Milnes
Milnes
Paris Savings Bank
R. I. Colborn
Monroe County Appeal
Carter Blan
Ton
Shelbian Democrat
Democratic Editors Association
Colborn
Russell Boston
Monroe American Legion
Space Program Struggling Year After First Moonwalk
AP reports one year after Apollo 11, public interest waned and NASA faces budget cuts. Despite Nixon praising unity, experts warn toward funding reductions and postponed or canceled moon missions as Apollo 14 contends with delays and modifications. Armstrong remains optimistic about ongoing space progress.
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Alan B. Shepard
America
Space Agency
NASA
Congress
House
Senate
Armstrong
Louisiana to Open Store in Wellsville
Wellsville will welcome a Western Auto store as Bill Rottman of Louisiana, Mo. completes the deal and plans a November 1 opening. The move follows sale of Rottman’s Louisiana interests to his son Fred and the transfer of a nearby building once used by Western Auto dealers.
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F. A. Zimmann
Wellsville
Western Auto
Bill Rottman
Louisiana
Rattman
Fred
Milford Henderson
Henderson
Centralia
Hudson
Sts
Maurine Eltyesday
Hott
Ashland
Becky Reinhardt
Carmen Bryson
Diane Daugherty
Jada Jesse
Jeanne Burnett
Miss Burnett
Shirley Burnett
Fulton
George Greens
Gary Prengers
Chance Executive Is Kiwanis Speaker
Vandalia and Centralia Kiwanis reports note Albert Jesse Everhart as speaker at Centralia meeting. Names of members, birth announcements, and a shotgun of community events are recorded, including a June 26 baby weighing 7 pounds 5 ounces and July 19 birth details.
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Vandalia
United
Mes
Albert Jesse
Presbyterian Women’s Associa- Gentralia
Jamies G. Ev Kelly Brook
Lion
Ethart
Randall Boyd
A. B. Chance
Jane Lovelace
Panys
Utility Systems Division
Lalso
Betty Crocker
Jesse C. Guinin
Patience Ag
McGraw-Edison Company
Jerry #Messes
Dowafore
Chance
Roy Goodhart
Harry Young
Quentin Thompson
Stephen
Stephen Reinhardt
Bill Reinhardt
Harrison Wpfa
PSC Suspends Rate Increase By Phone Co
Jefferson City Missouri Public Service Commission suspended a 20 952 annual rate increase for Eastern Missouri Telephone Co to allow time for investigation and hearings. The move delays August 1 date by 120 days, requiring testimony and exhibits at a PSC hearing. Residents may intervene by filing at least 60 days prior to the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Eastern Missouri Telephone Co
Missouri Public Service Commission
Eslia
Martinsburg
Middletown
New Hartford
Silex
Comcase
PSC
Centralia Bus Crash Injures Sixteen Children in Columbia
Sixteen Centralia Baptist Church children, 38 aboard, sustained minor injuries when their school bus collided with a car on Route B near Columbia Thursday. The driver, Daniel W. McGee, 17, of Columbia, is in poor condition at Boone County Hospital. a passenger was unharmed. Bus damage minor. Kindergarten to be discontinued by Poplar Bluff school board after tax vote deficit.
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Centralia
Centralia Baptist Church
Columbia
Colmbia
Daniel W. McGee
Boone County Hospital
McGee
Personal News of Santa Fe and Nearby Visits
Santa Fe area residents share family visits and gatherings. Ewell Heizer of Anaheim and sister Mrs. Richard Rock of Kansas City visited Razel Davis and others, while Debbie Moore hosted a camp out with Carol Moore and Dianna Dunlap among guests. Various extended family visits and club meetings are noted, including Mish fry at GPS Center and WSCS social events.
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Santa Fis
Ewell Heizer
Anaheim
Calif
Richard Rock
Kansas City
Kan
Razel Davis
Mac Snyde
Kathy
Rock
Nadine Davis
Ate
Bill Davis
Here
Debbie Moore
Carol Moore
Dianna Dunlap
Susan Sharp
Gloria Smashey
Melvin Larson
Denton
Tex
LeRoy Sharp
Larsons
Mundy
Larson
Carolyn Sharp
Charles Waller
Joe Johnston
Auxvasse
Jerry Gilmore
McCredie
Johnson
Lucille Waller
Gilmore
Peak Club
Gps Community Center
WSCS
Sidney Mellhany
Earl Ferguson
Jacksonville
Santa Fe United Methodist
Sam Belcher
Glenn
Gilbert
Fred Smith
Smith Home
Charles Utterback
Golden, Colo
Bruce Neil
Fredericksburg
Kenneth Wilson
Susan and
Timothy
Blue
Chance Dividend Payable Sept 10 Declared by Chance Co
CENTRALIA The A. B. Chance Co. board declared a regular quarterly cash dividend of 25 cents a share. The dividend is payable Sept. 10 to shareholders of record Aug. 17 and will mark the 103rd consecutive dividend payment.
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Centralia
A. B. Chance Co. Board of Directors
Illegal Bomb Charge on UMKC Ex-Student
KANSAS CITY AP reports Arnold Stead, 23, was indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of illegally possessing an unregistered bomb and pipe bomb components. Stead was arrested in June in a Missouri university area. He faces possible penalties under federal law if convicted.
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Washington St
Mexico
Alxico
Kansas City
Arnold Neo
A. Stead
Stead
Martinsburg
Robe
Ramses Banie Neyen
Iebert Johnson
Elmer Amnis
Mary Jacobi
Weatherman
Armed Forces
Reissing
F. O'Meara
Ladies Aid Society
Frank Jacoby
Conline
California Friends Ted
Gov
Line Fcanclulu Mission Schools
William Fennewald
Audrain Hospital
Father Stamm
St. Joseph ‘Church
Quincy
Ill
Mary Jacob
Frances O'Meara
Isabelle Marie Jacobi
Honolulu
Hawaii
O'mear’s Walsh
O’meara
Edward A. Walsh
A. J. Delje
Delje
Paula
New York
Order of Maryknoll
Satu
Rottmans Keep Louisiana Home. Trailer Placed on Local Lot
The Rottmans plan to keep their Louisiana home while a trailer for part time living sits on Burton Smith trailer lot at Clay and Water streets. Their married daughter stays with them as her husband serves in the U S Navy. Garden club members served as flower sitters at the Montgomery County Fair in Montgomery City, co sponsoring the show with the Montgomery City Garden Club. The Brace daughters Pomona California Kansas City Granite City visited George Brace this week, with others joining for sightseeing and the Old Threshers picnic at Paris. Additional visits included Han nibal relatives, and Miss Slonaker plans to attend Missouri University next year in Columbia.
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Elmer Keith
Raymond Lowry
Montgomery City
Symington Rebukes 20 Percent Highway Aid Cutback
Sen. Stuart Symington of Missouri blasted the 20 percent cutback in federal aid to highway funds as a crippling blow to highway programs during construction season. He said the 1988 Federal Aid to Highways Act intended no impoundment and urged speeding up interstate construction rather than slowing it down.
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Symington
St. Louis
Fred H. Tays Rites To Be Held Sunday
Funeral services for 84 year old Fred H. Tays are set for 2 p.m. Sunday at Schlanker funeral home in Montgomery City. The Rev. Henry Niles will officiate and burial will be in Montgomery City Cemetery. Born May 25, 1886 in Texas, he was the son of Henry and Bertha Clemens Tays and uncle of the late Senator William Clemens of Texas. He leaves wife Ethel, four nephews and a niece. He and his wife would have marked their 50th anniversary on August 9. Tays was in hide and tanning before moving to Montgomery City about 30 years ago, later running a restaurant until retirement. He was a member of the Presbyterian Church, Senior Citizens and Masonic Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery City
Schlanker Fueral
Fred H. Tays
Audrain Hospital
Henry Niles
Montgomery, City Cemetery
Texas
Henry
Bertha Clemens Ays
William Clemens
Ethel
Tays
Presbyterian Church
Senior Citizens and
Masonic Lodge
Mexico Page 3 July 25 1970 Loge Feature
A brief page note from the Mexico Missouri edition dated July 25 1970 outlines Page 3 content in the Loge section. It references local items and community notices typical of the era without full article details. The mention implies a local society page or column coverage for that date.
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Mexico
Battery B Presented the Eisenhower Trophy in Missouri
The 99-man Battery B, 1st Battalion, 128th Field Artillery, Mexico and Kirksville, Missouri, won the Eisenhower Trophy for the most outstanding National Guard unit in Missouri for 1970, besting 117 competing units. The award was presented at Ft. Sill, Oklahoma, by Col. Leigh Wilson of the 135th Artillery Group as Battery B completes its field training and prepares to return home after one more week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
128Th Field Artillery
Mexico
Kirksville
Ft. Sill
Okla
Leigh Wilson
Aaryville
135Th Artillery Group
Judge Tosses Out Long Hair Suit in Missouri School District
Federal Judge James H. Meredith dismissed a lawsuit challenging St. Charles Mo school dress code restricting hair length for students. Plaintiffs Gordon Bishop and wife represent son Stephen, 16, at St Charles High. Judge found the policy reasonable and not an invasion of privacy warranting federal court intervention.
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Louisapi
St. Charles, Mo
Gordon Bishop
St. Charles
Stephen
St. Charles High School
Bishop
James H. Meredith
Meredith
United States
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Bob Riley
Sdldie Barr
John Gilmore
Gary Hollingsworth
Lynn Hollingsworth
Lawrence
Mass
Hollingsworth
Okinawa
W. H. Gregory
Truth and Consequences
N. M
Edward Fitzgerald
el Paso
Joan Gilmore
Gregory
Crutcher
John Meyer
Aux Vasse
South Fork
Natvoo
Space Program
Wasitington
Neill
Man
Kind
Edwin “Buzz” Aldwin
Nixon
Aldrin
Michael Collins
Dale Cook
Karl D. Cook
FEA
Future Farmers of America
Washington, D.C
FFA
Stuart Symington
Thomas Eagleton
William Hungate
Dale
College of Agriculture
University of Missouri
Kiwanis
Toma June
Rober
Olivers
iTo
B. F. Vanderpools
Dell Riley
Ralph J. Wood
Mandy Ann
Becky Nolan
Nicki Brenneman
Helen Bryson
S. T. Coolley
Centralia City Park
Grace
Mary Coolley
Grace McNaghten
Gary Chandler
Donald
Mattson
Janet
Julie
Lansing
Mich
Rev. Mattson
Rev
S. Y. Mattson
Antahax
Church World Service
Leupp
Arizona
Camp Thunderbird Boy
Thanailes
Bath
Wayne Atkinson
Barney Smith
Carrol Byram
Don Trower
Ray Callanan
Eddie Marshall
Francis Stroker
Bob McCollum
Erwin Moore
Don ‘Trower
Janice Shaw
Paul Kirtlink
Elm Grove Baptist Church
Malcolm Corse
Jerry Northcutt
Vandalia Business and
Liberty Community Hall
Ladies of Liberty Community
Liberty Wide Awake
Floyd Lewis
Sylvia Floweree
Harold Houston
Ellis-Fischer
George Thompson Jr
Atom West Khoury
Jerry; Eastwood
Laddonia
Vernon Terry
Farber
R. A. Fredd
Bob Kirgan
Jim Regnick
Willy Meyers
Poplar Bluff
Santa Fe
Mrs
Eugene Sharp
Oren Wilson
Gandy
The
Aurtinsburg
UMKC
H. S. Wilson
Clyde Wilson
Hannibal
Luther Dixon
Shelbyville
Audrey Bishop
Glenda Bishop
Claude Slonaker
Dorothy Slonaker
Symington Faults
Mexico Chamber OF Commerce
Thurs
You Global Travel Service
Hoxsey Hotel
Battery B
Narragansett Mfg. Corp
Opportunities For Growth
Mechanical Assembly Dept
Jrg
Narragansett
Mfg. Corp
W. Carpenter St
Moberly
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