Remodelling For New Happy House
A $1600 remodeling project for the new Happy House child care center was launched this week as H D Brown was issued a building permit for the project. The center moves from 216 E Promenade St to the 1100 block on N Wade St, recently purchased by the Mexico Community Child Care Center Inc. Other permits issued include a garage conversion for Roy Davis at 1212 E Jackson St for $750, adding rooms at 16 Quantico Rd for Bobby J Meyer at $1400, a carport at 1121 W Curtis St for Rury Parish at $500, a storage shed at 937 Hazel Pl for L E Bird at $125, a patio cover at 927 W Emmons St for Porter Hatfield at $348, six reroofs including for Dorothea Miller at 317 E Love St for $500 and Frank Kent at 303 E Promenade St for $600, Kent Reality at 216 E Jackson St for $400, T & H Auto Supply at 210 W Promenade St for $500, Pearl Motor Co. at 300 N Jefferson St for $1000, E O Lawrence at S Clark St for $200, a reroof for W A Bullard on Marine Dr for $175, and reroofs for Robert Rodgers at 1607 N Washington St by E Kennon for $150, plus 524 N Wade St reroof by Dishman Construction Co for Mrs Griffin, $400, and remodel at 1016 S Western St for Marvin Coil by Frank Boswell for $2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy House
H.D. Brown
E. Promenade St
N. Wade
The
Mexico Community Child Care Center, Inc
Taylor Sewell
Roy Davis
E. Jackson St
Quantico Rd
Bobby J. Meyer
W. Curtis St
Mexico Lumber Co
Rury Parish
Hazel Pl
N. Jefferson St
Pearl Motor Co
S. Clark St
E.O. Lawrence
Marine Dr
W.A. Bullard
N. Washington St
Robert Rodgers
E. Kennon
Real Estate Transfers Include Multiple Sectional Descriptions
A sequence of property transfers lists Ronald Westenhaver acting for Westovershoe Properties and others, recording sales to Daniel and Joyce Davis, Robert Johns, Lola Johns, Ralph Nelson, Patricia Dunning, and several pairs, detailing parcels in sections 32 and 26 along Orange and Jefferson streets, Eastholm and South Side Park additions, Mexico, and related lot and block specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald D. Westenhaver
Westovershoe Properties
Christophers. Bond
Carolyn R. Bond
Donald D. Decker
Ann Y. Decker
Daniel L. Davis
Joyce I. Davis
Orange St
Northefferson St
Robert Johns
Lola Mae ‘Johns
William C. Jones
Hazel B. Jones
Jack W. Jones
Anna Elaine Jones
Mrs.Spark
Mexico
Mary Margaret 'Houchins
Ralph R. Nelson
Mary B. Nelson
Eastholm Addition
Margaret H. Worrell
R. Orlando Worrell
Patricia J. Dunning
Russell L
Nola E. Divers
Oscar J
Essie Mae David
South Side Park
Gale A. Bybee
George T
Jacqueline Cline
South Jefferson Addition
William T
E. Gladys Hendren
Floyd D
Judith A. Woodward
Bond Jr Heads Division of Boston Firm
Arthur D. Bond Jr., 37, elected director of the investment counsel division at Massachusetts Financial Services, Inc. He is a Princeton 1955 and Harvard Business School graduate, Cambridge resident, vice president for investments, and director of Cambridge Savings Bank. Bond is an overseer of Shady Hill School and family man with three children. The firm manages funds totaling over $3.7 billion and serves institutional clients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts Financial Services, Inc
Arthur D. Bond Jr
Bond
Massachusetts Financial Services
Princeton University
Harvard Business School
Cambridge
Mass
Cambridge Savings Bank
Shady Hill School
Massachusetts Financial Serices
Massachusetts Investors Trust
Helene's Wig Shop Opens in Audrain County
Mrs. Helene Irvin opens Helene's Wig Shop at 109 South Washington St. She formerly served as secretary to the juvenile officer and was Audrain County public administrator for 12 years. A Presbyterian, she lives with husband and mother at 627 Woodlawn. Her three children reside in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene (Broemser) Irvin
Helene
Washington St
Irvin
Audrain County
Presbyterian Church
Hazelle Kimbrough
Woodlawn
Mexico
C. Don Foreman
Lisa Lynn Broemser
Charles R. Broemser
University of Missouri
Southwestern Bell Launches Major Mexico Improvement Project
Southwestern Bell reports a $1.798 million telephone upgrade program in Mexico, due to run into early 1972. About $666,000 will be spent this year with most cable buried and 1,655 poles and 300 wire miles removed to reduce clutter. The project follows a decade of rapid growth in Mexico and aligns with nationwide Missouri expansion plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Philip Adams
Adams
Southwestern Bell
Missouri
Richard Howell Foreman Named Plant Foreman at Southwestern Bell
Richard W Howell named Plant Foreman for Southwestern Bell Telephone Company at Mexico replacing James D Cheek who becomes Chief Test boardman at Moberly. Howell, who joined Southwestern Bell in 1963 as a lineman, will oversee installation and maintenance of telephone and CATV service and has held plant posts in Poplar Bluff Perryville and Sikeston. He and his wife Marilynn have one daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard W. Howell
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Mexico
James D. Cheek
Cheek
Moberly
Howell
Southwestern Bell
Poplar Bluff
Perryville
Sikeston
Marilynn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ryatts
Brice
PR. Morgan
Rex Morgan
Heidi
Melissa
DR. Morgan
Rover
Blondie
Mary Worth
Chris
Betty
Ming
Beetle Bailey
Zero
Beetle
Bobby Orr
Fas
Mone
Rick Tracy
Lapis
BevAstar ED
Art Bond Jr
Herbert D. Vanlandingham
Clifford Powell
Centralia
Farm Mutual Insurance
University of Missouri At Columbia
Howard B. Lang Jr
MFA Mutual Insurance Co
Columbia
Sik
M. R. Kemp
Enat Monroe Sa
Business and Industry News
Mrs. Irvin
Missouri Power & Light Company
Glenn L. Torreyson
Carroll Motor Co
W. Liberty St
Ford Division
H. A. Cuthbertson
St. Louis
Ford
Richard Howell
Bell
Perward
First National Bank
Mirst
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