Heineckes Are Chosen Monroe Fair Farm Family
Mr and Mrs Paul Heinecke Jr of Stoutsville were chosen Monroe County Farm Family and will represent the county at the Missouri State Fair in August. Alternates are Mr and Mrs Gene Million of Holliday. The Heineckes farm 300 acres raising cattle and hogs and practice crop rotation with corn soybeans and milo. The family has three sons and a daughter and are active in 4-H church and community affairs. The Rev and Mrs Harry Hannah and family from Clarkston Washington arrived to visit Mrs Hannah's mother Mrs Earl James of Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Paul Heinecke Jr
Stoutsville
Monroe County
Gene Million
Holliday
Heinecke
Heineckes
Milo. Paul Jr
Arvilla
Harry Hannah
Darla
Darrell
Danny
Clarkston, Wash
Hannah
Earl James
Swimming Lesson Schedule at Centralia Summer Program
Centralia pool manager James Enlow releases five two week sessions from June 14 to Aug 20 with multiple levels. Classes run mornings for youths and adults on Saturdays, with junior and senior life saving from June 21 to Aug 21. Denise Welborn directs with Lisa Thornley and others. Boone County residents free, out of district pay per child. Registration June 7–14. beginners and advanced levels offered. seniors/teens added during summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
James Enlow
Denise Welborn
Mary Jo Thornley
Becky Boyd
Ned Thornley
Red Cross
Boone County
Wellsville to Begin Street Surface Repair Amid Budgets and Plans
Wellsville forces to start long needed street surfacing despite tight funds and oil price rise. City council approves transferring 2000 from current to street improvement. July expected utility tax revenue boosts finances. State visit warns water plant upgrade. possible levy rise discussed. Also talk of no U turn sign, regional planning aid, weekly court sessions, and jail fixtures as part of ongoing municipal updates. Vacation Bible School at Grace Lutheran targets “Talking With God” with 63 attendees and planned closing service June 11. Library memorials noted for Shocklee Perkinson and Hildebrand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
S. J. Byland
W. S&s. McDowell
H. C. Baur
Joe Brown
Hudson
Third Streets
Shoup
Harold Debo
Don Forbis
Byland
Quenten Boyd
Regional Planning Board
Law Enforcement Council
McDowell
Jennings
Debo
Clarence Landrum
God
Grace Lutheran Church
Alan Flynn
Bill Gastler
Dick Pilliard
Marvin Barnes
Herbert Boeckelman
Norman Gastler
Farber Cub Scouts Meet. summer breaks noted for pack
Farber Cub Scouts Pack 37 met at the Farber Community Building for a May pack gathering led by Mrs. George Ellis. Den mothers announced no meetings in summer. prizes were awarded for coin-collection, water safety film shown, and a Camp-O-Ree recap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
den Mothers Farber
CUB Scouts of May
Farber Pack 37
Farber
United Presbyterian
Bob Welborn
George Women
Wed- Pease
Vandalia
Charles
Scott Allen
Kennedy
Jeff Ellis
Roger Seeley
Charlie Scrogins
Dale Keller
Boy Scouts
Vandalia Reservoir
Camp Thunderbird
Richard Johnson
Boyd Bounds
Billy Johnson
Ronnie Bounds
Randy Maple
Jimmie Pease
Tom Seeley
Webelo den
Jimmie
Personal News Of Montgomery's Social Notes
North Montgomery reports visitors from Illinois and Missouri. Ward Cannon of Tulsca ill visited Roger Scott family. Alois Schipper hosted Appling Community Club May 1 1919 with eight members answering roll on years as member from two to thirty. James Amos and family of St. Louis visited May 26 27 with her parents Robert Lowry. Mark Cobb visited sister JR Flynn patient at Boone County Hospital in Columbia. Reagan accompanied daughter Wendell Bishop to Wentzville where they visited Jim Lichtenberg family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reagan North Montgomery
Ward Cannon
Tulscola, Ill
Roger Scott
Alois ‘Schipper
Appling
James Amos
St. Louis
Robert Lowry
Mark Cobb
Mrs
JR. Flynn
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
John Reagan
Wendell Bishop
Wentzville
Jim Lichtenberg
Mexico Ledger Classified Rates and Hours
Mexico Ledger lists publication details and classified rates. The note covers publication schedule daily except Sundays and holidays, mailing rates by region and duration, armed forces rate, and office hours. Rates include $2.00 per month local carrier, various yearly and multi month mail options, and out of state at higher annual rates. Office hours are 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. weekdays and 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico Ledger
Washington St
Mexico
Audrain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paul Heinecke Family
Monroe Fair Farm Family
Charles B. Thornley
Quentin Thompson
South
Nancy
Gymlyn Malnix
Nashville
Chattanooga
Tenn
St. Augustine
Fla
Key West
St. Petersburg
Cypress Gardens
Silver Springs
The
Space Center
Cape Canaveral
Janet Mattson
Kristi Hansen
Central Methodist College
Fayette
Tom Adams
Mark
Chris
Adams
United
Methodist Church of
William H. Reinhardt
Missouri
Bowling Green
Bowling Green Jaycees
F. A. Zimmann
Ledger
W. A. Boettcher
Wellsville Public
Harry Shocklee
Claude Perkinson
Clarence Hildebrand
Farber Cub Scouts
George Ellis
Manlean
D. Randall Cone
Paul
Welton Williams
Farber Study Club
MFWC
Monterey
Malcolm Hesse
al Herman
Ralph Mollet
William Shotwell
Ivern Wilson
Farber la Farlyettes
Holliday Inn
Hannibal
Alfred Mackey
James Goodin
Gary Williams
Bobby Joe Force
Calvin Hull
Charlie Bill Crow
Rex Carter
Raymond Britton
Walter Terry Jr
Farber Christian Church
Benita
Brenda Baker
Jeff Basinger
Jim Seeley
Terry Mackey
Steve Mackey
Kathy Williams
Benita Baker
Monte
Tammy Basinger
Farber Baptist Women's Missionary Union
Sterling Holbrook Sr
Joy Gamblian
Kathy
Lisa
John Ellis
Cline Wasson
Orsow McWhirt
Leeton
Albert Johnson
Warsaw
Ralph Rex
Kansas City
Etta Mae Harrison
Peggy Wasson
Center
Tom Hull
L. R. McCoy
Middletown
Clyde Shepherd
Ora Frankum
J. L. Bishop
Chaffee
Bishop
Southern Baptist Convention
Roger Smith
Laddonia
Don Browning
Sharon Kaufman
Brad Hulse
Gary
Glen, Selby
Glenna Kinder
Melvin Callen
Jim
la Far By-Ettes Mfwc
Marla Stubblefield
la Far By-Ettes
Brides
Wedding Pictures Fine Art Studio
S. Jefferson, Mexico
Gis Ibsolve
Barbie
Mepps Aglia Lure
Handichaps
Buddy L
Errrwizel Tol Mennen
Ginette
Montgomery
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