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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1977
Page
8
A mobile home eight miles NW of Wellsville burned before 1 am. Richard Marshall and his wife were away. origin undetermined. Wellsville Fire Department battled a blaze that was nearly consumed upon arrival.
TOPEKA Kansas AP Dr Bernard Finch a convicted wife slayer seeking a license to practice medicine in Kansas is not a danger to society says an attorney who investigated him for the Kansas Board of Healing Arts.
Mrs Theda Yager and her daughter Alydia 17 recently graduated in Honolulu Hawaii Theda Yager earned physiology and art from Chaminade College Alydia Radford High School The Yagers long with Col Donald E Yager will relocate from Camp Smith to Norfolk Virginia after July 15 for the armed forces staff college They plan visits to relatives in Texas and Virginia and list two other daughters Lisa and Gail
A federal TRIP report warns inflation and traffic will corrode 86 percent of Missouri state roads in ten years without more tax funds. Highway officials acknowledge potential revenue shortfalls amid fuel efficiency shifts, urging a 10 cent gas tax and county road support to avert a deteriorating system.
Pauline Sturgeon, editor of the Russell Record and feature writer for the Russell Daily News, earned an A.B. in History via correspondence from the University of Missouri in 1929, while also completing a B.J. in Journalism at UMC. She previously worked at Centralia Fireside Guard, Ovid Bell Press, Columbia Daily Tribune, and Independence Examiner, with ten years at Russell papers.
New Pine Springs Steak House opened in Paris with a crowd at dinner offering steaks chicken and seafood. Plans for a later grand opening. EPA hurdles delayed launch and a lift pump was sourced from Ohio. Ray Shepard eyes a laundromat. Avery family buys and remodels the former Harris Hardware building for Avery's Furniture in Laddonia. Delbert Avery now runs both stores. Executive Committee of Paris Area Improvement Assn outlines June 28 meeting with slogan and membership drive. summer activity list to be printed for Old Threshers and Fall Festival. next meeting July 25. First Aid course by Monroe County Ambulance District completed by 11 locals and 2 from out of county. 13 Paris residents among dozen attendees taught by Steve Pautz. Chapter Y, PEO, held brunch meeting. Miss Margaret Powers hosted with Elsie Gerster. committee praised for 75th anniversary status. 19 members and 2 visitors present.
US Army Corps of Engineers temporarily closes the 3100 acre Indian Creek Area near Monroe City for about two years amid a lakeshore development contract awarded to Lubr Brothers Construction Co. The site, formerly Green Ranch Henderson Ranch and Ely Pasture, will become the lake’s largest recreation park with roads 17 campsites 13 comfort stations 50 picnic sites two boat ramps and other facilities.
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