Delay Montgomery Nursing Home Election Till May 21
A hearing at the Montgomery County courthouse led to delaying a nursing home district election to May 21 to ensure at least 30 days of public notice. Absentee ballots will be arranged and expenses covered by supporters if the measure passes. A second director election could occur about 60 days after the first.
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Montgomery Nursing Home
Welesville
Hopeful County Nursing Home
Montgomery County
Montgomery City
Adolph Grosse
Dan Deiter
Clarence Smith
Grosse
W. K. Hintz
W. H. Walls
Nursing Home
Citizens
Maurice Powell
Roy Meyer
Howard Werges
Middletown
Bond Lists Products Counties May Buy
Gov. Christopher Bond by executive order names six items counties may purchase outside bidding due to a new law. The open market option applies when three bids fail to secure reasonable prices for diesel fuel Nos. 1-5 heating fuel gasoline asphalt structural steel and treated timber. Contracts under this provision run up to 90 days and the law expires September 28 1975.
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Jefferson City
Christopher S. Bond
Bond
Farber Youth Group Plans Events and Community Notices
Farber Presbyterian Church groups schedule youth parties and meetings through March. A 6 to 10 p.m. party at the Farber manse. Senior High youth meet March 3. an all church skating party March 5 at St. Clemens with 6:30 p.m. church departure. A joint pulpit committee meeting with Mount Olivet is set for March 7. Mrs Minnie Hall of Farber celebrated her 87th birthday last Thursday with family at home. A daughter was born to Mrs. Hull’s family on Friday at Hannibal Hospital. TROOP 37 Scout Committee met Feb 20 to plan a spring finance drive by March 15 and a fundraising sale of Civic Pride. Junior and Senior High Youth Groups visited Columbia to see the Globe Trotters. WOC met Feb 10 to plan World Day of Prayer and March 20 meeting at Mrs. Mollet’s. Cadette Troop 140 attended a Cadette Carousel in Hannibal. Approximately 76 attended the Sunday Community Inspiration at the Baptist Church. Tri-County Nursing Home service is scheduled for May 5 with Farber Church in charge.
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Farber
The
Presbyterian Church
St. Clemens
Mount Olivet
Farber Presbyterian Church
Minnie Hall
Ralph Hull
Calvin Hull
Diane
Paul Hull
Robert Clithero
Rosie Brandon
Parsons
Chad
D. Randall Cone
Bobby Joe Force
Gary Williams
Bil Stubblefield
Ray Harrelson
Ramon Stathem
George Ellis
Scout Committee
Civic Pride
Htaster
Dale Keer
Gyo Pocatinge
Columbia
Globe Trotters
George Carlson
Randall Cone
David Carlson
Bruce
Paul
Nan Carlson
Marla Stubblefield
Penny Force
Ruth Etta Seeley
Martin Keller
Gary Stubblefield
Jeff Ellis
Keith Leadley
WOC
Lillian Crow
Welton Williams
Christian Church
Baptist Church
Glenn Forman
James Smith
Sharon Smith
Terry Crow
Todd Keller
Randy Maple
Jill Tipton
Teresa Holbrook
Carol Day
Brenda Baker
Sharon Graves
Regina Kauble
Farber Community Choir
Farter Presbyterian Church
Tri- County
Vandalia
Bill To Help REA Co-ops Hamstrung
A House measure to grant the Public Service Commission limited authority over rural electric cooperatives to curb competition after annexation by cities was laid over after debate. Rep. Jim Lemon said cooperatives favor the bill to protect existing customers while private utilities oppose it. The report notes slim compromise prospects amid broader tax and appropriation actions and concerns over legislative power shifts.
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Public Service Commission
Aldrain County
Jim Lemon
REA
Lemon
House
Appropriations Committee
Bureau of Compliance
Department of Revenue
Public Education
Hungate Bill Would Add To Vet Benefits
Congressman Bill Hungate seeks to expand Vietnam era veterans benefits citing cost and adjustment issues. The bill raises direct educational payments to 270 dollars monthly for single veterans and 321 for married ones, removes use time limits, and creates a living expense loan program up to 220 dollars monthly, with broader reforms to rehabilitation, education, and reemployment rights.
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Washington, i .c
Bill Hungate
Vietnam
United States
Hunagte
Hungate
Personal News of Santa Fe Church Members Socialized at Home
Members of WOC of South Fork Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. Russell Bishop home in Santa Fe on a Wednesday afternoon. Isaac Bergthold and Bruce Bergthold Jr are patients in Audrain Medical Center. Mrs. Henry Moore entered Audrain Medical Center last Wednesday and underwent major surgery last Thursday.
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WOC
South Fork Presbyterian Church
Russell Bishop
Santa Fe
Isaac Bergthold
Bruce Bergthold
Audrain Medical Center
Henry Moore
L Etude Club hears guest on Chinese cooking and local notices
Wellsville community news reports Jerry Chen spoke on preparing Chinese dishes at L Etude Club meeting with samples served. Other items include Freshman essay winner Vinita Roundtree and birth of Kimberly Ann Freyer. World Day of Prayer meditation at Grace Lutheran led by Rev Raphael O Malley. club committees and community events noted.
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Weclesville
Etude Club
MFWC
Jerry Chen
Wellsville-Middletown
R-1
Carroll Clithero
Department of International Affairs
World Understanding
Clithero
Dennis Goodman
Orval Irby
Lawrence McHoney
JW. Enslen
Vinita Roundtree
Eddie Good
Federation Music Camp
Gary Woodson
Richard Woodson
C.W. Conover
L'Etude Community Improvement Project
Studere Club
J.W. Brown
Raymond Lowry
Federation
Butch
Holt seeks re election to Missouri House from 109th district
Rep Joe D Holt of Fulton announces re election bid for the Missouri House of Representatives from the 109th District covering most of Callaway County and the southern part of Boone County. He is in his fourth term and serves as chair of the State Reorganization Committee and on several key panels. Holt and his wife Molly Deiter have three sons Ned Dan and Phil.
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Joe D. Holt
Fulton
Missouri House of Representatives
Callaway County
Boone County
Holt
Court Street
Molly Deiter
Ned
Dan
Phil
State Reorganization
Appropriations
Joint
House Senate
Multi- State Tax Commission
Mid
Food and Music Night Sets Fundraiser at North Callaway
North Callaway R-1 High School Band Booster Club hosts a March 9 event at Kingdom City High School featuring a spaghetti dinner 5 30 p m and a 6 p m musical extravaganza with elementary and high school bands plus solo acts. Highlights include the Exceptions with Kenji Hamilton and Rodney Starns on organ. Dinner costs 1 25 or 75 cents for half portion. drinks and dessert extra. Proceeds aid new uniforms and large instruments.
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Kingdom City
North Callaway
North Callaway High School
Kenji Hamilton
Rodney Starns
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