Personal News of Wellsville Continued from Page 3
Deb orah Shramek Miss Poindexter and Lee Stevenson plan to wed July 2 A Tuesday night and a Wednesday visitor at Mrs. Harry Shocklee's home was Mrs. Vaughn Kugler of Wyaconda MO Wellsville Rebekah Lodge hosted guests including Mrs Roscoe Grant Mrs Robert Hall and others Father s Day guests at Mr and Mrs Harry Bare included Kenny McCue Amy Springfield Gary Bare Mike Sand Paris and Dr Art Griswold Suzanne Hollen and family Rev Robert Stoddard directed RA camp near Mineola with Hopewell and Wellsville Baptist youths attending George Staten of Overland visited son George Edward Staten and family Henry L Moore son of Wellsville and future R-4 Warrensburg teacher on dean s list plans to teach industrial arts in Warrensburg contract signed Moore family in Warrensburg Dave Benskin hosted barbecue with Wilburn Benskin Albert Folta family and Fritz Craig plus Henry Folta family then ice cream gathering Richard Smith of Columbia visited Velma Bishop Lucille Jennings Harold Blake and Ruby Hickerson attended. TOM LEZON and Agatha Copman married in Columbia and will live in Columbia.
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Harry Bare
Kenny McCue
Amy
Springfield
Gary Bare
Mexico
Arti Griswold
Mike Sand Suzanne
Paris
George Staten
Overland
George Edward Staten
Henry L. Moore
Henry Moore
Wellsville
Harold Wilson
State College
Warrensburg
R-4
Harold Folta
Fritz Craig
Henry Folta
Wilburn Benskin
Richard Smith
Columbia
Velma Bishop
Lucille Jennings
Bishop Home
Harold Blake
Ruby Hickerson
Tom Lezon
July Lezon
Chicago
Ill
Orville Oden
Agatha Copman
Community United Methodist Church
Lezon
Fulton
Broadway Apartments
Women's Lib Still Active but Not So Loud Says Friedan
Betty Friedan notes that the national consciousness on sex discrimination remains irreversible though publicity has waned. The piece cites rising sex discrimination court cases, more women entering male roles, government programs, firsts for women, and ongoing efforts to pass an equal rights amendment and boost female political participation.
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Friedan
New York
Women's Liberation Movement
Women's Liberation
Betty Friedan
Senate
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
United Presbyterian Church
American Baptist Convention
Episcopalians
House of Deputies
Patricia Sewell
Oklahoma City
New York City
Board of Nation
Nixon
Civil Service Commission
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Lorena Weeks
Wadley
California
Utah
Ohio
Washington
North Dakota
Alabama
Florida
Texas
Nevada
Pennsylvania
House
Republican National Committee
Congress
Aileen Hernandez
Personal News of Paris and Birthday Gatherings
Paris notes include a first flight for a resident returning from Great Falls Montana to visit her granddaughter, Barnes Hospital patient undergoing prior brain surgery, and a 93rd birthday celebration for Ollie Forbis with roughly 60 relatives at Jaycee Hall. Attendees hailed from multiple states as relatives and friends gathered for the milestone.
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Richard Johnson
Great Falls
Mont
Columbia
Curtis Opie
Barnes Hospital
Jaycee Hall
Paris
Ollie Forbis
Johnny Ragsdale
Battle to halt sleeping sickness threatens Texas horse industry
A task force of state and federal health agencies gathers in Harlingen to stop Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis spread near the Texas border. Officials note a nearby confirmed case in Tamaulipas and a clinically observed case within 50 miles, with aerial spraying and education among the proposed control measures.
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Harlingen
Tex
Rio Grande Valley
United States
Harling
Texas-Mexico
Tampico
San Fernando
San Teresa
Mexico
Tamulipas
Texas Animal Health Commission
U. S. Agriculture Department
Texas Health Department
U.S. Public Health Service
Laddonia Fourth of July Event Plans Big Family Day
Laddonia's 100th Fourth of July celebration, produced by the Laddonia Athletic Association, runs 12 40 p m to midnight at the ball park with free admission. A fish fry and chicken dinner start at 12 30 p m. proceeds benefit Khoury League. Events include rides, old steamers display, dunking booth, contests, parades, softball, and musical acts with a rain date of July 5.
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Laddonia
Laddonia and
Laddonia Athletic Association
Ball Park
Khoury League
Bicycle speed test and contests at Merico MO fair
A Merico Missouri event offers bicycle speed tests and sack races for ages 6 to 14 plus 6 to 9 10 to 13 and older groups with three prizes each. A Community High School summer band concert is scheduled for 8 30 p.m. followed by a free fireworks display at 9 p.m.
Greene Sheriff Seeks $43000 Budget Increase
Greene County Sheriff Mickey Owen asked the county court for a 43000 addition to the department budget to fund new gear and equipment to protect lives and property. The sheriff’s department operates with a 457000 budget and Owen indicated he is about 4000 over schedule.
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Springfield
Mickey Owen
Greene County
Owen
Sheriff's Department
Owens
Couple Wed on the 9th Green at Mayfair Club
Lor raine O'Keefe and Charles Tolbert wed Monday on the ninth green at Mayfair Country Club in Sanford Florida. After the ceremony they joined separate four somes to play 14 holes of golf. Tolbert said they love golf, the outdoors and the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford, Fla
Lorraine O'Keefe
Charles Tolbert
Mayfair Country Club
Tolbert
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Deborah Shramek
Miss Poindexter
Lee Stevenson
Harry Shocklee
Vaughn Kugler
Wyaconda, MO
Roscoe Grant
Robert Hall
Hazel Barton
H. J. Appling
Wellsville Rebekah Lodge
Herman Rebekah Lodge
Robert Stoddard
Mineola
Hopewell
UNION
The
Teamsters’ Union
Frank E. Fitz
Baughman
Clifford Maupin
Montgomery City
Missouri Egg Merchandising Council
Mr. Forbis
Forbis
Wallace
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Lewis
Kansas City
Wallace Forbis
Rob Forbis
St. Louis
Merle Ammons
Dennis Forbis
Bessie McKee
Warren Hammond
Fayette
Ray Forbis
Bolivar
Fred Hillard
Waterloo
St. Charles
Henry Cartright
Tom
Dan
Air Force
Cheyenne
Wya
South
Central America
Merico
Aeak
Greene
Rush Hill
Americas
Kraft’s
Miracle Whip
America
Jon
Sion of
Kratice Corporation
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