Unemployment Benefit Payments Recorded at Audrain Mexico Office
The Audrain Montgomery state employment service office in Mexico lists monthly unemployment insurance benefit payments for 1971 to 1973. Amounts are shown for each month with yearly totals of 327,329 for 1971 and 525,136 for 1972, along with monthly figures for January through May 1973 and earlier months.
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Mexico
Savings & Loan
Savings and Loan
Mo. P&l
M.P.L. Mexico
Audrain Montgomery State Employment Service
Hungate Committee To Have Hearings on Druggists' Fees
Congressman Bill Hungate said the Sub committee on Environmental Problems Affecting Small Businessmen will hold hearings Friday on third party prepaid insurance plans. Testimony will include Justice Department, HEW, FTC officials, major insurers, and independent retail druggists. July 1971 hearings had shown antitrust limits on pharmacists negotiating group fees with insurers.
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Washington, D. C
Bill Hungate
Justice Department
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Federal Trade Commission
Hungate
Tool Assemblers Safe 28 Years at Centralia Plant
A.B. Chance Co. tool assembly workers at Centralia have logged 28 years without a disabling injury, with the department accident free since June 19, 1945. The unit, part of the Chance plastics factory, makes long handled insulated tools for linemen’s energized line repairs. Notables include John Goins and Betty Schade among others in Centralia, plus staff from Clark, Madison, Paris, Sturgeon, Mexico, and Moberly.
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Centralia
A.B. Chance Co
Chance Plastics Factory
John Goins
Benny March
Marty Reynolds
Lee Seidel
Bill Wright
Minnie Isgrig
Pauline Reed
Betty Schade
Tom Patton
Betty Jean Bradley
Clark
Jack Carter
David Bibler
L.H. Schnetzler
Charles Willingham
Richard Wood
Ronald Pierce
Madison
Rex Abell
Don Troy
Paris
David Brink
Raymond Bybee
Clarence Ritter
Sturgeon
Duane Duchesne
John Reinerd
Mexico
Frank Gibler
Renick
Lonnie Cleeton
Bill James
Howard Riles
Charles Steinkamp
Moberly
Permits Go Up For Fences In Mexico City
Two more Mexico residents, Charles M. Moore of 606 Muldrow St and Austin Miller of 408 N Wade St, received fence permits each valued at 100 dollars amid a wave of new animal control ordinance approvals. About 30 residents have earned fence permits in two months, with fence costs ranging 20 to 500 dollars and most around 250 dollars. Other recent permits include J A Jones for a garage at 800 dollars, Marvin Brown and Roger Riney for a storage shed 300 dollars, Moore for a porch enclosure 200 dollars, Howard David for remodeling and awning 300 dollars, Joe Howdeshell vinyl siding 1300 dollars, and St Brendan's Church demolition at 202 Clay St.
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Mexico
Charles M. Moore
Muldrow St
Austin Miller
N. Wade St
Taylor Sewell
J. A. Jones
S. Missouri St
Marvin Brown
Roger Riney
S. Morris St
Charles Moore
Howard David
S. Washington St
Dishman Construction Co
Joe Howdeshell
N. Washington St
Mexico Lumber Co
St. Brendan's Church
Clay St
Cecil Healy
Personal Finance Opens Office in West Plaza Center
Personal Finance launches a new office at 630 West Jackson in West Plaza Shopping Center. The firm operates in Mexico and Cape Girardeau, has 15 years local history, and is a subsidiary of a 28 year old national company. William L Mooney is manager with family in residence.
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Personal Finance
West Jackson St
West Plaza
Mexico
Missouri
Cape Girardeau
William L. Mooney
Bowling Green
Golden Ruler Grand Opening Open House June 27 29
The Golden Ruler, a full line office supply store at 105 West Monroe, opens its Open House June 27 to 29 from 10 am to 8 pm. Miss Debi Bryan leads indoor sales, Paul Lewellen outsides sales, and John Walker and David L Bryan manage the new Hannibal venture with prior Missouri success.
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Golden Ruler
West Monroe
Debi Bryan
Paul Lewellen
John Walker
Hannibal
David L. Bryan
Jefferson City
Walker
Bryan
Jay's IGA Recognized In Chain Contest
Jay's IGA received honorable mention in the IGA Headquarters National Florida Citrus Display Contest. Six stores supplied by the Mexico warehouse won prizes alongside Prenger's IGA Centralia Turner's IGA Richmond Eastgate IGA Columbia Mansfield IGA Kirksville and Schulte's IGA Jefferson City in the chain awards.
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Jay
IGA
Florida
Dick Holley
Mexico
Wetterau Food Services
Prenger
Centralia
Turner’s
Richmond
Eastgate Iga
Columbia
Mansfield Iga
Kirksville
Schulte
Jefferson City
ChanCe Workers Get Cash Awards
CENTRALIA Centralians Dennis Dickerson and Lee Seidel head a list of 11 A B Chance Co employees whose improvement ideas were accepted. Billy D Wheeler and John R Goins of Centralia each received 10 dollars with 5 dollar awards to Don Decker Betty Bradley Clark and Charles Willingham James Schade and Don Davenport and Roy Wolf and Joe Hillen of Madison shared 5 dollars.
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Centralia
Chance Wins Award For Advertising Campaign
Centralia based A B Chance Company Utility Systems Division earned an international honor for its 1972 advertising campaign. Advertising Manager Bill Hooper accepted the prize in Houston during an Association of Industrial Advertisers meeting, naming the campaign top in the United States and Canada in the construction category.
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Centralia
A.B. Chance Company
Bill Hooper
Houston
Tex
Association of Industrial Advertisers
Chance
United States
Canada
Association
Kansas City
AIA
Utility Systems Division
Hooper
Don Johnson
John Utinske
Dick Erdel
Ray Bevard
Cecil King
Larry Helena
Connie Cox
Fred Gilmore
Joyce Davis
Citizens Savings Mobile Branch Open House
Citizens Savings Association invites the public to an Open House at its four mobile branch sites in Brunswick Clarence Glasgow and Paris from 9 am to 4 pm. Morgan Glenn manager and driver promotes the office on wheels with gifts for visitors and outreach through door to door invites. The unit began operation January 2 1974 and by June 15 deposits reached 486471.07 in Missouri.
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Citizens Savings Association
Brunswick
Clarence
Glasgow
Paris
Morgan Glenn
Missouri
Wallach Named Business Development Officer at Commerce Bank
A. Whitney Wallach 46 of St Louis County has been appointed business development officer at Commerce Bank of Fenton. A Navy veteran with 24 years active duty, he retired as a lieutenant colonel in February. He holds a BS from Missouri and an MBA from American University and earned the Bronze Star and other decorations.
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A. Whitney Wallach
St. Louis County
Carolyn Glasford
Mexico
Commerce Bank of
Fenton
Mr. Wallach
St. Louis
St. Louis University
University of Missouri
Columbia
American University
Washington, D.C
Wallach
Marine Corps
al Wallach
Murphy, Mo
Wallachs
Southeast Missouri State University At
Cape Girardeau
Earl Glasford
1 Venus
Johnston Will Retire July 1
John A. Johnston, longtime Missouri State Highway Department maintenance crew leader in the Mexico area, will retire July 1 after a 34 year career. A native of Mexico, he began in 1952 as a laborer and later served as a maintenance man. He and his wife reside at 1203 Paris Road in Mexico with one child.
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John A. Johnston
Missouri State Highway Department
Mexico
Department
Mr. Johnston
Highway Department
Paris Road
Carter Memorials Opens Centralia Office On Highway 22
Carter Memorials Inc of Moberly opens a retail sales office in Centralia on Highway 22 east to serve the Mexico Centralia area. Perry Sullivan, ex A B Chance Co and owner of Stardust Theatre plus Perry's Plantland, will manage. The firm, once Stevenson Memorials, dates to 1895 and maintains offices in Columbia Macon Kirksville and a home engraving plant in Moberly.
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Carter Memorials Inc
Moberly
Centralia
Highway 22
Mexico-Centralia
Perry Sullivan
A.B. Chance Co
Stardust Theatre
Perry’s Plantland
Carter Memorials
Stevenson Memorials
Columbia
Macon
Kirksville
Real Estate Transfers across Missouri Listings
A long list of property deeds records transfers in Mexico and nearby areas. Arthur J. Carrerro Shannon and Linda Culwell convey multiple tracts in sections 14 and surrounding townships to John W. and Leslie Storn. Marilyn Sue White and Charles White transfer Lot 25 in Northwest Subdivision No. 2 to Roy and Crystal Hannah. Numerous other buyers such as Geraldine Johnson, Mary Hart, Ophus Shoemate, and Charles Brauer Jr. acquire parcels in Rush Hill, Mexico, Vandalia, and related additions. Also noted are guardian transfers, quitclaim deeds, and joint undivided interests among multiple parties covering hundreds of acres with varying sections and townships, including several 40 to 160 acre tracts and 140-acre groupings.
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Arthur J. Carrerro Snannon
Linda Culwell
Nwa
TSIN
RSW
Rush Hill
Ray W
Blanche P. Kent
William 4
Shirley Rittman
Parkhill But
Mexico
William Mo
Parkhill
Edythe Pratten
Mary Elizabeth McIntire
James E
Emmta Lou Love
Willie K Plybon
James W
Eugenia Bagby
C. Alan
Jane McAfee
Mary Ellen G. Miller
Myra A. Morris
Missy M. Maxwell
Western Ave
William
Wastell
George
Werlmoreland Subdivision
Fred
Mary M Green
Robert Lt
Karoly Sue Green
Roy W
Donald
DB Green
City of Mexico
Mexico Housing Authority
Ladd
Harry Jennings Realty
Glen, Jr
Lola Mae Whitworth
Sec
TSIM
RAW
Thomas T
Maudie May Cox
James R
Bonnie Sue Davis
Hattie J. Cox
RII
Robert DO
Darlene G George
James
Thelma Meritt
Luther
Luther Sub
Arthur
Dorothy
Tegethol
Margaretie G Muckerman
Gerald J
Maryanne Beckman
Carl
Ellen Wolfe
Tsin Row
John
Melva G Willams
Athur A
Dorothy Tegethott
Tsyn
Rgw
Ant Carol June Williams
Arthur A
Tegethaif
Nba
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And
Audrain County
Mo. Cities Water Co
Water Districta
Meszico Exchange
Benton City
Ivy
Paul
South Morris St
Joan Adams
William Adams
Kentucky St
Mexico High School
Business and Industry News
Maupin’s Gas CO
Martinsburg, Mo
Jim Purvis
Martinsburg
Rey
Citizens Savings Mobile
Commerce Bank
Nuveen
M.R. Kemp
Monroe
Investors Diversified Services
Aly
Johnston
Farm & Home
KODAK
Nevada
S. Jefferson
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