Wellsville Personal News Highlights Local Events
Wellsville notes show visits by Henry Moore family and others, hospital stays, and teaching plans in Warrensburg. Library additions list many fiction and non fiction titles, memorials and tributes, Robins sightings, a Garden Club program on dependable and tropical plants, and an overnight stop by the Wagner family en route to Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClain
Wellsville Garden Club
LeRoy Pease
Elmer Keith
M. W. Berger
Pease
Verle Wagner
Gertie Wagner
S. D
Robert
Paris Group Hosts Queen Contest At Local Event
Personal news notes sponsor a queen contest for their organization. Plans to assist Pork Producers new group at Old Threshermen's Days in July include a stand and demonstrations. Announced pancake and sausage supper in April at region hall with women helping serve. Monroe County Collector Lee Miller and Mrs Frances Rouse county treasurer returned from Jefferson City after attending a Collector's and Treasurers' convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Region Hall
Monroe
Lee Miller
Frances Rouse
Jefferson City
Australian states recruit US teachers for New South Wales
New South Wales recruiters in New York aim to hire 1,000 teachers this year with ads across the United States and Canada. Last year 300 teachers were hired from 14,000 inquiries. Salaries run about 3,677 in year one and 5,412 after ten years. Few details on applicant demographics beyond a notable 20 percent American couples.
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Washington
United States
Down Under
New South Wales
America
Bill Robinson
Lionel Mead
Victoria
Tasmania
South Australia
Queensland
Western Australia
McAlpin
New York City
Canada
Robinson
Vandalia Personal News Highlights Local Honors and Births
Vandalia events cover a guest speaker from Missouri, Tommy Kelly elected to the Ralls County board for 1972, and multiple births. A son for Mr and Mrs L B Kohl, a Sampler of civic and 4-H club activities, a coin show, youth revival, and community notices pepper the report with local people and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Tommy Kelly
Vandalia
Ralls County
Dalia
Stanley Walkey
New London
Roy Talbott
Laddonia
Tony Walkley
Mrs. Smith
New Florence
Fred Hassien
Joseph Hassien Sr
University of Missouri, Columbia
College of Agriculture
Youth Crusade Kickoff Meeting Plan
Youth activities will head the road block and be assisted by youth of the First Baptist Church. Crusade workers will attend a coffee at the Monterey Motel in Mexico on March 23. Mrs Alma McKee of Jefferson City will speak at the kickoff meeting where crusade materials will be distributed to workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brice Happy Hustlers
First Presbyterian Church
Vandalia
Brice Extension Club
Lee Hanson
Alan Shaw
Jim Ray
Joy Bland
Annette Kohl
First Baptist Church
Monterey
Mexico
Alma McKee
Jefferson City
Babe Born In Auto Crash Near Quincy
A baby girl born after her mother died in a weekend automobile crash near Quincy Illinois was listed in satisfactory condition Monday at a Quincy hospital. The mother Mrs Robert Bange 28 died when the car left the road on a curve near U S 24 and overturned. Passersby found the infant and rushed her to hospital where the husband and three stepsons Robert 10 David 9 and John 6 were treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy, Ill
Quincy
Robert Bange
U.S. 24
Range
Robert
David
John
Collector's Beating Yields $60,000 Judgment
ST. LOUIS AP Circuit Judge Vernon Meyers awarded $60,000 to 44 year old photographer James L. Henderson who sued radio station Kate for damages. Henderson said he suffered permanent eye damage after being kicked and beaten by advertising salesman Delton Cook as Cook tried to collect $20 owed to the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Vernon Meyers
Monday
Kate
James L. Henderson
Delton Cook
Henderson
Katz
Cook
Pickets continue at Harper Row in Troy strike
A weeklong strike at Harper Row in Troy continues as pickets march at both ends of the circle drive in front of the world’s largest book distributor’s building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Row
Harper Row
Troy
Circle Drive
Lindbergh Denounces SST Impracticality in Minnesota
Charles A. Lindbergh, visiting Minnesota, says the supersonic transport is impractical economically and environmentally. He warns against pursuing SST until it is shown to be feasible and acceptable and cites concern over sonic booms and environmental impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Baul
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Harold Wilson
Moore
George Staten
St. Luis
George Edward Staten
William E. Deichman
Houston
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Alden Fipps
Mel Collins
St. Charles
George Lipscomb
Bob Bell
Robert Whitehead
Joe Peery
Richard Armall
R-1
Wellsville Public Library
W. A. Boettcher
Sarton
Gillispie
Heyer
Holt
Bjorn
Conway
Ellis
van Dyke
Fisher
Kramer
National Geographic
Bowra
Cooper
Lynch
Keats
Kunhardt, Jr
Julia S. Porter
Elliott
van Gough
Wallie
W. H. Reed, Jr
Gale Davey
H. E
Jeff) McClain
Karen Butlar
Diane
la Jolla
Calif
U.S. Navy
Philip Butlar
Paris
USDA
Prepared Market Research Associates of Kansas, Inc
Ientary
Peavey Company Commodity Services
Sugges
L. BE. Kohl
Mark Alan
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Johnny
Annette
Elaine
Kim
Kohl
Farmers Insurance Group
J. W. Kohl
Raymond Motley
Ruby Branstetter
Roy Phillip Talbott
Michael Roy
Fort McClellan
Ala
Donald Talbott
Van
Mae Callanan
Ortonville
Minn
Ray Callanan
Community Coin Club of
Vandalla
South Elementary School
Tommy Kinkade
Jim Slocum
Quincy, Il
Vandalia Christian Church
Rusty Westerfield
Fairland
Okla
Ozark Bible College
Silvertones
Mike Spires
Augusta
Iowa
Angela Michelle
Sacred Heart Hospital
Fort Madison
Tina Marie
William Spires
Cecil Youngblood
Center
Dwight Goree
John Spires
Curryville
Carrie Lawson
William Hechler
Vandalia Cancer Crusade
Lynn Nolan
Sories
Bath
China
Babe
Lindbergh
MIPS
Missouri Power & Light Company
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