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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1977
Page
4
Nestled in the woods just north of the Woodlawn Summit Street corner sits a new two story home owned by Mr and Mrs Edward D Hodge The property details mention a family residence with updated features and a quiet wooded setting in the neighborhood.
County records show numerous transfers including Kathy Botkins and others to Raymond Forster for Lot 20 in Elmridge, Mackey to Middleton on Lot 2 in R.W. Kent Beaver Dam, and multiple deeds involving Gallaher Smith Feutz Realty, Inc. and Heyen in Mexico, Laddonia, and nearby areas. Transactions cover lots, half-lots, and various sections in townships 51 to 52, with buyers including individuals, couples, trustees, and corporations.
Mexico building inspection office issued permits for two new houses among a total of projects worth 124109 dollars. Lou Leonatti will build a home on Beacon Street cost 47000 with Davidson Builders as contractor. John Kin cheloe to construct a house at 1 Lake Rd cost 56736 with Arnold Fennewald as contractor.
Jefferson City reports a confirmed Legionnaire's Disease case in a St. Louis man. Health officials say investigation aims to see if this case links to 15 other nationwide cases while the Center for Disease Control confirms the illness and notes the patient has fully recovered.
Missouri motorists used 249.2 million gallons of fuel in May, up from 242.2 million a year earlier, a 2.9 percent rise per Department of Revenue data. Through May, fuel use rose nearly 3 percent from the 1976 period, tied to an American Legion convention, with broader national context from the CDC on pneumonia like disease outbreaks.
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