Drug Abuse Programs Shown At Centralia Country Club
Kiwanis Ladies Night at Centralia Country Club drew 38 on June 12 with Sgt Tom Hudson of the Columbia Police narcotics division as speaker. He outlined drug types and signs of users, noting suppliers drive the market and that eliminating them would reduce pusher activity. A drugs display was shown. Also, Lake San Lynn described as a family recreation site with camping, fishing, swimming, and amenities on Clyde Reams farm. Centralia Jaycee Wives met. queen contest planned for Centralia Fair July 26-28. Red Ball Project discussed to mark homes needing assistance. two new projects proposed including a roadblock to...
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Centralia
Centralia Coutry Club
Kiwanis Ladies
Tom Hudson
Columbia Police Department
Hudson
Charles Hedberg
Sheryl Smith
Blair J. Smith
Chiirman
Lake San Lynn
San-Lynn
Lake San-Lynn
Clyde Reams
Centralia hires new teachers as resignations accepted
Centralia School Board accepted resignations from high school principal Jack Isbell and three teachers, and approved three new hires Nancy Edmonson Linda Alverson and Mary Lee Lemon. The board noted five teaching positions remain open and approved a budget of 1,360,930 with a two cent mileage raise.
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Judy Mahieu
Centralia
Centralia School Board
Jack Isbell
Patricia Williams
Michael Sissle
Gordon Burns
C.C.E
Ishell
Nancy Edmonson
University of Missouri
Linda Alverson
William Jewell College
Mary Lee Lemon
James Lemon
Chester Boren
Boren
Thompson
Art Grossglauser
Mexico
Bob Tanner
Personal News of Paris Highlights Local Events
Mrs Jim Featherston spoke on OATS transportation set to open soon and trips scheduled. A Senior Citizens Senate will be held in Hannibal on June 21 with rides from Madison, Monroe City and Paris. August meeting planned in Paris. Mrs Mary Belle Herndon shared Lamar and Siloam Springs trip experiences. Mrs John Roegge showed a White House paintings film. Mrs Boone Kendrick to review a book in July. Refreshments served by hostesses. July hostesses named. Eugene Shoanaker and family visited Miss Mattie Sloanaker of Paris. Sloanaker is from Louisville, Ky.
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Jim Featherston
Daniel Boone Caa
Featherston
Senior Citizens Senate
Hannibal
Madison
Monroe City
Paris
Mary Belle Herndon
Lamar
Siloam Springs
John Roegge
White House
Boone Kendrick
Arthur Simon
Frank Wingate
Anna Belle Hill
Edith Howell
S.B. Owings
Grace Dawson
Elsie Wright
Mason Herndon
Sue Bounds
Directors Picked For Clark Home Memorial Museum
Congressman Bill Hungate announced the museum board for the Champ Clark Memorial Museum in Bowling Green. Local members include Bill Crow Farber Joe Bryant Bowling Green Mrs Forest Evans Troy and others with regional representatives from Hannibal Jefferson City Mexico Vandalia plus honorary co chairs Governor Bond Mrs Clarence Cannon and Kim Clark. The committee will meet before the July 7 Bowling Green Sesquicentennial to plan programs for the project.
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Clark
Washington, D.C
Bill Hungate
Champ Clark
Bowling Green
Bill Crow
Farber
Joe Bryant
Forest Evans
Troy
George Hall
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Addison Hombs
George Pace
Hannibal
Charles H. Pitney
Louisiana
William B. Raufer
Quincy
Cleo Scheer
Jefferson City
Robert M. White II
Mexico
Edward Cannon
Weldon
Pete) Steiner
Vandalia
Christopher S
Kit) Bond
Clarence Cannon
Kim Clark
Hungate
Honeyshuck
Missouri
Farber Cub Scouts Youth Offerings Award Winners
Personal news from Farber recounts awards and recognitions at a Hills Christian School contest. Steve Shoemate won for bringing most new scouts. Tina Hogue and Julie Ellis tied for longest fish in a Den 3 event. 90 youths enrolled in VBS with 71 average attendance.
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Cooksen
Hills Christian School
One Who Oklahoma
Cubscouts
Farber Pack Bible School
Steve Shoemate
Carla Stewart
Den 1
Vandalia
Den 3
Tina Hogue
Julie Ellis
Carol Day
Charles W. Crow
Brian Flowers
Dale Nichols
Kim
Local Personal News From Hatton And Surrounding Areas
Hatton residents attended the Rough Riders Saddle Club Fun Show at their arena east of Fulton Saturday evening. In related notes, Joe Sydenstricker led a Horsemanship Group meeting with Hatton 4-H members. Robert Guthrie of Kingdom City was elected Westminster Cemetery Association president and called a June 16 board meeting at the cemetery. A couple married June 2 at Pleasant Grove Church in Hatton and returned from a New Orleans wedding trip. they will reside at 726 Demaret in Columbia with his job at Woodys Mens Apparel and hers at MFA Oil Co. Sydenstricker plans to attend the University of Missouri summer session. Theophilus Dunn and Basil Younger were mentioned in hospital and home news, with Younger recently dismissed from Audrain Medical Center in Mexico.
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Jerry Lewis
Centralia
Richard Cox
Cole Carp
Maple Grove
Howard Smoot
Lynnette Mann
Arthur Yager
Ivan Donaldson
Eva Lee Yager
Eva Berrey
James Armstrong
Clyde James
John James
Walter Caldicott
William Whalen
Gary
Trumbull
Conn
James Whalen
Central Connecticut State University
New Britain
Bill Whalen
Central State
Warrensburg
Centralia A-6
David Haden
Tim
Hadley Linnenbringer
Elaine
Wilfred Hill
Joe Sydenstricker
Rough Riders Saddle Club
East of
Fulton
Sydenstricker
Hatton
Robert Guthrie
Kingdom City
The
Westminster Cemetery Association
Westminster Cemetery
Pleasant Grove
New Orleans
Demaret
Columbia
Woody's Men’s Apparel
Dees
MFA Oil Co
University of Missouri
Theophilus
Dunn
Basil Younger
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Younger
Roger Hazel Younger
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Centralia Optimist Club
Lake San- Lynn
David Eppinger
Eppinger
Pat Clark
Cleveland
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Eugene Shoanaker
Mace Konerman
Mattie Sloanaker
Sloanaker
Miss Sloanaker
Louisville, Ky
W. Liberty
Mexico Area
Arcadia
Mrs
Frances Hoberman
Board of Education
Presser Hall
Ban Sen
Manny Aes Creo
Boca
Eocs
Peluxee Electric
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