Molino Homemakers Club Officers Named for 1974
Mrs. Jennings Talley hosted Molino Homemakers Club with devotion, readings, and a card for Mrs. Hugh Teach. Officers named: Nellie Kotsenburg president, John Rudasill vice president, Ronald Baker secretary, Earnest Coose treasurer, C. H. Lincoln reporter, Cleo Brown song leader. Miss Kasper won beauty contest titles. various members won prizes. Next meeting at Mrs. Rudasill's with sourdough pancake breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings Talley
Molino Homemakers Club
Hugh Teach
Chillicothe
Sam Mundy
Nellie Kotsenburg
John Rudasill
Ronald Baker
Earnest Coose
C. H. Lincoln
Cleo Brown
Joanne Kasper
REC
Missouri Electric Cooperative
Rudasill
Miss Fennewald and Mr Poindexter announce engagement
Martinsburg couple Mr and Mrs Norbert Fennewald declare the engagement of their daughter Barbara Suzanne Fennewald to John Franklin Poindexter of Wellsville. Barbara Suzanne is a nurse and graduate of Mexico Public School of Practical Nursing and Community A V I High. John Poindexter is a Wellsville R I High School and Linn Tech graduate, Army veteran, now self employed in bulldozing and used farm machinery. An April 26 wedding at St Josephs Church Martinsburg is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Suzanne Fennewald
John Franklin Poindexter
Don F. Poindexter
Wellsville
Fennewald
Community A-Vi High School
Mexico
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Martinsburg
Golden wedding anniversary for Paris couple Hughes
Mr and Mrs Matthew Hughes of the Paris area were honored on their 50th anniversary at St Frances Cabrini Catholic Church. They were married February 24 1924 at Indian Creek with attendants Loretta Pike and Danny Hayes. The couple farmed southeast of Paris for 50 years and were celebrated by family and friends with a reception and prayers at church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Matthew Hughes
St. Frances Cabrini Catholic
Dorothy Hughes
Burnett Attends Green Cap Program at Moose Lodge
Mrs James Burnett junior graduate regent of the Mexico Women of the Moose attended a green cap program at the Moberly Moose Lodge Tuesday night. Attendees from Mexico included Mrs Bob McGee Mrs Frank Boswell Mrs H A Weakly and Mrs J W Cleeton. Burnett will have her green cap program March 21 at the Mexico Moose Badge. The green cap is given to a senior regent after earning the Word of aC tle vediment during.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Burnett
Mexico
Calendar highlights from Audrain County events calendar
A Sunday schedule lists a community chorus Easter cantata rehearsal at 2:30 p.m. at Presbyterian Church, an open house at Merxico Audrain County Library, an art exhibit by Martin Jones from 2:30 to 4 p.m., and an Antique Automobile Association show at 2 p.m. in the Show-Me Room. March events include Mexico DAR and Audrain County Barracks No. 2664 meetings, Head Start Policy Council, and several club gatherings. The Wednesday Club notes Julius Caesar reviews and other talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbie Tlewellyn Snoddy
Presbyterian Church
Merxico
Audrain County Library
Martin Jones
Hardin Junior High School
Audrain Antique Automobile Association
First National Bank
Mexico
Dar
Audrain County Historical Museum
Audrain County
VFW Post Home
First Presbyterian Church
The
King’s Daughters and Sons
Denver
Hudson
Grace Jones
George T. Robert Sor
John Fairchild
Air Park Pilot Lounge
Iola Bradley
Rosa Mae
Noble Grand Club
Homer Martin
Ross Vace
IOOF
Delta Rho
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Lawrence Precht
Vincil Mildred
Mexico Area
Retired Teachers Association
Robert Collins
Audrain County Historical Society Museum
Howard Richards
Xi Gamma Alpha Benefits CP School Members
Xi Gamma Alpha chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs Nick Friedberg home with president Mrs John Paul Peak presiding. The service committee reported two more equipment orders mailed for presentation to the Mexico Cerebral School funded by Betty Crocker Coupons. The evening program Love of Sorority was by Mrs Donald W Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.C
Northerners Extension Club
Dean Reinerd
Charles Mongler
Kansas City
Joe Baldwin
Mongler
Xi Gamma Alpha
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Nick Friedberg
John Paul Peak
Service Committee
Mexico
Betty Crocker
Donald W. Phillips
Eugene Field PTA Meeting Thursday in School Gym
Eugene Field PTA will meet Thursday in the school gym, with a 7 p.m. start after a 6:30 p.m. board meeting in the library. Officers will be elected and Sam Spees of Harcourt-Brace Co. will discuss the new K through 5 science program alongside student science displays and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Field Pta
Sam Spees
Harcourt-Brace Co
Mexico Garden Club Spring Luncheon Guests
Mexico Garden Club hosted its spring luncheon at Tonanzio’s Italian Villa with Mrs. Edward J. Neuner of Chesterfield as guest speaker on the state of Missouri Federated Garden Clubs. Guests included Centralia Garden Club members and Nature Helpers Garden Club attendees. invitations were extended for an April 8 Centralia anniversary luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Neuner
Chesterfield
Federated Garden Clubs of
Missouri
Mexico Garden Club
Tonanzio
Robert Kerr
Neuner
Our State Garden Club
E.C. Hodge
Fred Foege
Ways and Means
Thomas Moore
Thelma Edwards
Flossie Duty
Leo Grace
W.E. Clement
John Burchfield
Centralia Garden Club
Wallace Witchie
Sidney Stephens
James Everhart
Richard Roberts
Earl Gritton
John Neugebauer
Donald Crocker
Dennis Haubein
A.P. Yager
Frances Neale
Guy Riney
L.A. Harris
Virginia Durham
Russell Creed
L.E. Mathieson
Laura Toedebusch
Fran Wilfley Jr
Clarence Erdel
Don Buie
Clement
Nature Helpers Garden Club
Busy Beavers Hear Dee Goedeke
The Busy Beavers 4-H Club met at the 4-H Center with 28 members and 12 visitors. Dee Goedeke gave a talk at the meeting. It was announced that Brad Cleeton was king and Ellen Newbrough was queen at the February 18 skating party, with Randy Surls and Wynce Roberts named prince and princess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beavers
4-H
Dee Goedeke
Brad Cleeton
Ellen Newbrough
Prince
Princess
Randy Surls
Wynce Roberts
Hunt Family
Wildflower and Bird Identification Tour Hosted by Mrs Wilfley
A wildflower and bird identification tour will be held on March 25 at the home of Mrs. Frank Wilfley Sr with Mrs. Sam Mundy as speaker. The notice appears in the Mexico Ledger’s March 2, 1974 issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wilfley
Sam Mundy
Mexico
Vitamin E diet claims rapid weight loss diet trend
Hollywood special report describes a Vitamin E based diet that allegedly helps overweight people lose at least a pound a day without exercise while still eating many so called forbidden foods. It promotes chewable vitamin tablets and foods, cites clinical tests, and offers mail order supplies with prices and a 36 day option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Vila-F Diet
Burlistk
North Hetty Tad Fel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Molino Club
Academy Women
Beulati Elliott
Jefferson City
New Horizons Junior Club
Missouri Federated Women’s Club
Governor
Ann Turnage
Area Home Economist
Centennial Baptist Church
Debbie Joiner
Paul Joiner
Benton City
Larry Brumback
Robert Brumback
Diana Allen
Rita Allen
Gary Delamatre
Edwin
Barbara St. Fennewald
Calvert Studio
Norbert B. Fennewald
Isaac Neale Jr
Cletus Hudson
Baldwin
James Petty
Estered
John Hughes
Donald Jones
Edmond Fanning
Jack Bodine
Bobby Secny
Jimmy Jones
Eugene Jones
Mary
Teresa Atterbury
Albert Brincat
Julius Caesar
William Johnson
Ernest S. Gantt
Ben Bagdikian
Don Decker
Hll. Beynon
Helen Hayes
Anita Loos
Eugene Field
Mrs. Mobley
Shrine
Herman Lichtenberg
Worthy
Shepherds
Emmanuel White Shrine
Burroughs Masonic Temple
Clarence Mobley
Mobley
Charles Dorr
Israel Shrine
Moberly
Harry Burwell
Delmar Bailey
Elsie Fountain
Nora Owings
Ethel Dorr
Gordon Gilman
Lichtenberg
Burchfield
Juliet Hulen
Harold Curry
William LeCount
Dorothy Harris
Bess Hodge
Roy Moser
Montgomery City
Sale
Sims Happy Helpers
Gini Holsheiser
Teresa Barnes
Tommy Martin
Billa Barnes
Mike Martin
Brian Wilson
Money World
P.C. A
Mexico-Audrain County
Mr. Jones
Richard Vance
Avery's Furniture
Laddonia
Howard Sealy
Nylon & Herculon Avery
Phillips
E. Whitley
Martha Eckley
LPN
Ajerri
Busy Beavers
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