Cecil King Installed Lions Club President
CENTRALIA The Centralia Lions Club held its bi monthly meeting at the North Shelter of City Park with 22 members and wives in attendance for a steak fry. Guests included Jim Millen attorney from Bowling Green who spoke on Lionism and installed new officers: Cecil King president Larry Helena first vice president Ron Galloway vice president Gene Allen secretary Galvin McNabb treasurer Ray Bevard tail twister George Bunton Lion tamer. Two new members joined, Robert Moore and Ray Guile, a transfer from Columbia club. Roy Galloway was named Deputy District Governor for District 26 C. A July 10 chicken barbecue at Prenger’s Parking Lot was announced, with plans to expand facilities for better service.
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Centralia
Centralia Lions Ub
Jim Millen
Bowling Green
Galvin McNabb
Ray Bevard
George Bunton
Robert Moore
Ray Guile
Columbian Club
Roy Galloway
Prenger
Missouri prisoners waive extradition in Joliet case arraignment
Two Missouri inmates Frank Pospeshil and Kenneth Worth waived extradition in Will County circuit court after capture in Joliet. They were held on 150000 bond each for the May 24 deputy sheriff assault and pistol theft, along with co-defendants Jerry Acton and Carl Roberts who returned to Boone County, Missouri.
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Joliet
Missouri
Frank Pospeshil
Ravenna
Neb
Kenneth Worth
Kansas City
Will County
Jerry Acton
Columbia
Carl Roberts
Centralia
Wellsville Plans Softball Tourney
Final plans for the annual Wellsville softball tournament were made at a Wellsville Athletic Association meeting. July 14 at Recreation Park features two work nights, a barbecue stand, and a 9 p.m fireworks display. Proceeds aid the Khoury. Teams include Mexico Falstaffs, Columbia Royal Homes, Knights of Columbus, Jefferson City groups, Stover Carpet, Mid-State Oil, Washington, New Haven, and Owensville.
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F. A. Zimmann
Wellsville
Wellsville Athletic Association
Harold Debo
The
Athletic Association
Wellsville Community Betterment
Mexico Falstaffs
Columbia Royal Homes
Knights of Columbus
Jefferson City
Stover Carpet
Mid-State Oil
Washington
New Haven
Owensville
Centennial Planning Continues for Laddonia Event
Tentative plans outline July caravan routes to Farber Vandalia Rush Hill Mexico July 16 and 23 Martinsburg Wellsville July 23 and Perry July 20. August events include parade concert by Montgomery City band August 7, ball at 9 p.m. faith day August 8 with church open houses and evening services at Laddonia ball park with Joe Trower.
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Laddonia
Centennia
Farber
Vandalia
Rush Hill
Mexico
Martinsburg
Wellsville
Perry
Montgomery City
Laddonia Ball Park
Joe Trower
Admiral Fuqua
R46
Centennial General
Ray Hamlett
Martinsburg Personal News Highlights Host Family Visit
Father’s day guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jacobi included Gary Ruenpohl and daughters from St. Louis, Theodore Jacobi and sons from New Florence, John Jacobi and family from Montgomery City, George Hoer and family from Mexico, Bruce Knipfel and Tom Hoer from Springfield Missouri. Mrs. Thomas Boldt and children and her mother Mrs. P C Schnoebelen drove from St. Louis for a visit with Miss Mary Jacobi and Mrs. Frances O’Meara.
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Martinsburg
Edward Jacobi
Gary Ruenpohl
St. Louis
Theodore Jacobi
New Florence
John Jacobi
Montgomery City
George Hoer
Mexico
Bruce Knipfel
Tom Hoer
Springfield
Thomas Boldt
P. C. Schnoebelen
Mary Jacobi
Frances O'Meara
Carl Powell
Mary Ann West
Fulton
Rosie Brandon
T. N. Turpin
May Coffey
Norman
Okla
Edith Buck
Bethany
Leslie J. Crow
Mark Twain
Mt. Olivet
Ashley
Hannibal
Louisiana
Leslie Crow
Margaret Crow
Lillian Crow
Santa Fe
Snyder Hotel
Casey Robinson
Nashville
Arrow Rock Lyceum Season Opens Sunday
Arrow Rock Lyceum Theatre announces advance ticket sales open now with price tiers for weekdays and weekends. Advance five admissions cost 10 dollars with substantial savings, and party bookings of twenty or more qualify for the 2 dollar per ticket rate. Reservations advised for The Matchmaker matinee as season opens.
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Arrow Rock Lyceum
Arrow Rock Lyceum Theatre
Lyceum
The
Thornton Wilder
10 Year Moratorium Sought on Whaling by Conservationists
Washington AP conservationists urged a 10 year ban on commercial whaling to avert extinction of ocean mammals. Friends of Earth argued quotas focused on oil mask species losses, noting blue whales and finbacks are depleted. The petition, endorsed by J Y Cousteau and former Interior Secretary Walter Hickel, came as the IWC met to set whale quotas.
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Washington
Friends of Earth
International Whaling Commission
Joan McIntyre
J.Y. Cousteau
Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Farber Personal News Shows Local Moves and Visits
Mrs. George Ellis reports neighbors moving to Scott's Corner as Paul Cokerham joins A-6 Community School District. Freddie Wilson also relocates to the Girard property vacated by the Cokerhams. Church groups visit multiple Baptist churches to view pew styles and plan new pew purchases.
Montgomery Personal News item in Wellsville and Montgomery City
Mr and Mrs Alden Fipps of Houston visit relatives in Wellsville and Montgomery City. Henry Kraftzeck reports three cows struck by lightning last Thursday. Mrs Calvin Clement of Wellsville hosts Appling Community gathering Wednesday afternoon.
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Wellsville and Community United Fund
Donald Shoup
S. J. Byland
Grignon
C. W. Conover
North Montgomery
Alden Fipps
Houston, Tex
Wellsville
Montgomery City
Henry Kraftzeck
Calvin Clement
Hog inventories down six percent in Missouri
Missouri crops and livestock data show hog inventories on farms as of June 1, 1971 were 4,550,000, down 6 percent from a year earlier. Farrowings in the March May period declined 5 percent, and intended farrowings for the next six months dropped 16 percent from 1970.
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Columbia, Mo
Missouri Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Missouri
Robert Howell
R. G. Howell
Said
Leona Dodd
Wellsville
Whitehead Family Visits for Atlanta Father's Funeral
Mr and Mrs Don Whitehead and their Atlanta family attended the funeral of Roy Whitehead and visited his mother Mrs Whitehead, sharing condolences and family time at the service.
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Don Whitehead
Atlanta, Ga
Roy Whitehead
Whitehead
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