Erdel Store To Be Rebuilt
Taylor Sewell city building inspector issued five permits totaling 43350 this week. Erdel Hardware Co. at 211 W Monroe St approved to rebuild the store front for 39300. Porter Hatfield 921 W Emmons Jr to upgrade home to standards for 3000. WJ Hoffman 420 Teal Lake Rd to erect a patio cover for 500. Lester Meine 1111 Kent Rd to erect a storage shed for 200. American Family Insurance Co 205 N Washington St authorized a sign over office for 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Sewell
Erdel Hardware Co
W. Monroe St
Porter Hatfield
W. Emmons Jr
W.J. Hoffman
Teal
Real Estate Transfers Across Several Towns and Subdivisions
A chain of real estate transfers lists numerous parcels across Vandalia Mexico Laddonia and Vandalia again with owners exchanging lots in original towns and subdivision plats. Notable transfers include Lot 7 bik 1 original town of Vandalia Lot 72 Mrs Sparks Southern addn and Lots 46 & 17 Oberhaus Sunset subd with multiple buyers such as Walter J and Ruth Muda John G and Loretta Tsikalas and Gordon W Teague among others. The notices show conveyances to families such as Crigler Meininger Seals and Allen as well as transfers to Hagan Clothing Co and Day in various sections and subdivisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallie
Naomi Furlow
Walter J
Ruth Muda
Charles G
Joan Woods
Dean
Thelma Shapher
Luther
Clyde
Nora Wainscott
Zella Bonney
Frank
Pauline Wainscott
John G
Loretta Tsikalas
Gus
Marty Karellas
Robert A.crigler
Robert A. Crigler
Virginia D. Meininger
Barbara R
Arthur Seals
Arthur L
Barbara Seals
Merritt
Raymond E
Mary Oberhaus
Gordon W
Mary L. Teague
Oberhaus
Vandalia
Forrest A. Jr
Jane Wenneman
William R
Arla Easten
Mexico
Marion
Lederle
Mary Ff. Cochran
Mary Lederle
Lakenan & Barnes
Oah Fowler
David
Lois Jeffiies
Vandalla
Willa
Fecht
Eugene G
Dorothy Martien
RAW
Edward &. Schulte
Phyllis M. Schulte
Gallaher Kent Parkview
Nancy H. Kister
Andy Runge
Ladds
William GA. Gordon
Raymond J. Gordon
Trix Plunkett
Tal N. Brown
Phillis M. Schutte
Edward E Schulte
Alfred R. Durham
Mary ¥. Durham
Elliotts Subd Hagan Clothing Co
Lowell L. 3d
Brenda Hagan
Wiggintons Square
Cornelia W
Harold Jesse
June Wainscott
Donald R
Donna Hoover
Marvin BD. Allen
James M. Kessick
Marvin O. Allen
W.B. Beshears
Eima Sk. Barnes
William H. Rittman, Jr
Lawrence M. Barnes
Park South
James M
Judy Dodson
Willa D. Fecht
Buddy J
Mildred Black
Twa Sin
Joseph M
Lula Mulkins
Melvin W. Jr
Josephine Todd
Laddonia
Roy W
Blanche Kent
William
Marie Rosa
Parkhill
John
Maxine Weatherspogn
Orpha M. Day
Manley
Everett L
Bessie Dowell
George Dowell
J.F. Dowell
Jennie Shortridge
Loretta Ryan
Ray
Amanda Dowell
Eddie Caldwell
Caldwell & McPikes
Eddie
Margaret B. Caldwell
Katheleen Lowe
Benjamin K
Brenda Steinman
Ben Steinman
Ben K K. Steinman
Duncan
Markets Use Computer At Check Counter
New York AP reports a shift to Universal Product Code scanning at checkout to speed up service and reduce errors. The system, tested at Troy Ohio Marsh Store since June, uses machine readable bars to encode manufacturer, product, and price data with a central computer. Consumers fear price tag elimination and mispricing risks, while grocers push broader adoption amid early success and minor bugs.
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New York
Marsh
Sherwood
Troy
Ohio
Steve Overmyer
Uniform Grocery Product Code Council
Distribution Codes Inc
Washington, D.C
Purdy Named To Hardee's Board Of Hannibal Sandy's
Dennis Purdy, manager of a Hardee s on highway 54, is appointed to Hannibal Sandy s Corporation board. He will oversee merchandising advertising and public relations for the firm and will serve with three other directors. The appointment became effective July 1 and covers over eight stores in Missouri and Illinois.
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Dennis Purdy
Hardee
Highway 54
Hannibal Sandy's Corporation
New Owner For Merle Norman Studio
The Merle Norman Cosmetics Studio at 120 W. Jackson St. marked its grand opening after being purchased by Mrs. Beth Irvin of Mexico. Prizes went to Mrs. Jerry Robinson Doris Collens and Mrs. Joan Woods. The studio, open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday, offers free lessons on complexion care makeup and color coordination with Miss Meri Reddick and Debbie Bird assisting.
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Merle Norman
W. Jackson St
Beth Irvin
Mexico
Jerry Robinson
Doris Collens
Joan Woods
Meri Reddick
Debbie Bird
Employment Tax Deadline Here
ST LOUIS July 31 is the last day for Missouri employers to report and pay Social Security and withheld Federal income taxes for the second quarter of 1974. Employers have until Aug 12 to file Form 941 if they deposited the entire quarterly tax liability on time. Use the preaddressed Forms 941 mailed by the IRS or obtain copies from the nearest IRS office.
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St, Louis
Missouri
Federal Reserve Bank
Richard C. Voskuil
IRS
Searfoss Office Decor Described In Magazine
The Journal of the American Optometric Association highlights Dr. Robert L. Searfoss Jr.’s newly remodeled Mexico Missouri office on Promenade Street. The piece notes a 2 070 square foot, sunlit space with a moon glow exterior, minty neon accents, and a unique visual training room reflecting his motor and learning vision theories and role in Optometric Extension Program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Searfoss
Journal of the American Optometric Assa
Searfoss
Promenade Street
Rothwell
Harry M. Agniel
O.D
Robert L. Searfoss Jr
Mexico
Searfoss Jr
Missouri O. E. P
O. E.P
Heart of
Dr. Searfoss
Marshall
AOA
St. Louis
John Searfoss
ICO
Motor Firms See Profits Slump Amid Inflation
DETROIT AP Chrysler Corp reports first-half 1974 profits down 85 percent from 1973, to 29.4 million dollars as sales fall seven percent to 5.7 billion. General Motors also cites inflation with a 73 percent earnings drop. Ford to release its numbers next. Despite weak profits, Chrysler notes second-quarter gains aided by easing energy shortages. Big Three push aggressive 1974 model-price increases to offset costs.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
General Motors
Chrysler
Lynn Townsend
Ford
Townsend
John J. Riccardo
Nixon Policy Now Stresses Free Markets
The Nixon administration unveils a new economic course focused on patience and free markets, signaling a sharp shift from prior policy. It rejects spectacular moves and views past price controls as missteps while emphasizing budget and monetary restraint to return to stability.
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New York
Nixon
Nixonomics
Lessons from past inflation fight urge return to free markets
The speaker lists patience and world production and free markets as key lessons. He notes temporary shifts away from free pricing during emergencies were useful, but overall evidence favors the free market as the most efficient economic system. The administration now aims to return to laissez faire, though selling it to the public may prove difficult.
Southwestern Bell to require employee ID cards
South western Bell will have all installation and repair staff present ID cards before entering sites to verify workers. Local manager Miss Wilma Sutton cites past impersonation risks and notes the program started in Kansas City locations last November with strong results.
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Southwestern Bell
Wilma Sutton
Bell
Miss Sutton
Sutton
Kansas City
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Erdel
Ray Toulster & Sons
Business and
Industry News
Merle Norman Studio
Pearl's Annual
Pearl Motor
Pearl Motor Co
Jefferson
Warttapue
Pittsburgh
Gamble Paint & Glass
Mexico Area
Dalton’s
Lakeview Rd. West
John B. Jesse
Audrain County
John Jesse
Washington
First National Bank
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