Centralia High School Seniors Picture Day Caption
Members of the 1975 senior class pose with parents address and future plans. More senior pictures will appear in upcoming editions.
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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1975
Page
8
Guidelines Raised For Free Lunches
The USDA announced poverty guidelines for free and reduced price school meals and free milk for 1975-76. The national standards set minimum eligibility, with state agencies allowed to exceed by up to 25 percent for free meals and 75 percent for reduced price meals. Adjustments reflect 11 percent higher levels than 1974-75, such as a family of four rising from 4510 to 5010 dollars.
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Washington
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Food and Nutrition Service
FNS
Stauner
Bureau of Census
North Callaway Chorus to Present Spring Concert Friday
The R-1 North Callaway Elementary Chorus will perform a spring concert Friday at 8 p.m. in the North Callaway High School Auditorium. Sixth to eighth graders from Auxvasse Hatton-McCredie and Williamsburg Elementary Schools join the program directed by Mary Paraschos. The event is free and open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingdom City
R-1
North Callaway
North Callaway High School
Auxvasse
Hatton-McCredie
Williamsburg
Mary Paraschos
Hatton Church Plans Vacation Bible School
Hatton community planning meeting at Pleasant Grove Church to organize daily Vacation Bible School June 9 13. Joint sponsorship by Rising Sun Baptist and Pleasant Grove Methodist Churches with sessions 1 30 to 4 30 p.m. attended by many local families and volunteers.
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Hatton Church
Joe Sydenstricker
Crawford
Marla
Andy Fry
Kathy
Charley
Vernon Ratekin
Sally George
Dockery
Hatton
Russell Hardesty
Pleasant Grove
Rising Sun Baptist
John Burns
Dale Thomas
John Hopkins
Patti
Ronald
Harold McCarty
G. H. Shryock
Denny Shryock
Herbert Duffy
Woodrow Boulware
Glenn Crawford
Joe Syden- Stricker
Vacation Bible School In Wellsville June 2 13
Wellsville churches schedule Vacation Bible School from June 2 to 13 with sessions 9 to 11 30 a m in two church buildings. A Friday evening program will be held June 13 at 7 30 p m. A survey on timing was issued with the church bulletin. In other notes residents attend events, visits, and church activities including Arc Area Agency on Aging meeting in Warrenton and local garden club members at St Louis convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Methodist- Presbyterian
Christian Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Northeast Missouri Area Agency On Aging
Warrenton
Roy Gibson
Ruth
Hallie Mae Wylie
Mary Crouch
Cora Brown
Leona Wilson
Raymond Lowry
Wellsville Garden Club
State Convention and Botanical Gardens
St. Louis
NorCal R-1 Musicians Shine At State Music Contest
North Callaway R-1 High School music students traveled to Columbia for the State Music Contest after earning 1 ratings at the district level. Under Frances Ridgway and Mary Paraschos, the ensemble and soloists achieved top marks with many I ratings. notables include Joyce Penn Betsy Peters Mildred Butler and Barbara Smith among others with solos on flute clarinet and voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingdom City
North Callaway
R-1
Columbia
Francis Ridgway
Mary Paraschos
A-1
Norma Squires
Betsy Peters
Debbie Culver
Connie Rountree
Mildred Butler
Joyce Penn
Vicki Hamilton
Laddonia Clubs Hold Meetings At Home And Church
Circle members met at Mrs. Beth Hitz home with 11 participants as Faye Welch led. Devotion and readings by Sammie and Mrs. Denmark, followed by business, then refreshments and a May 28 meeting with Mrs. Sally Silagi. The Presbyterian WOC met May 1 with 18 members and 4 children at the church. devotion by Mrs. Dan Erdel and Beth Hitz. Kingdom lessons on In The Light Of The Cross. Least Coin Devotion by Mrs. Gordon Campbell. 109 pounds of clothing and $16.25 for blankets to CWS. Harvest Festival participation planned. Korea and Japan birthday objective led by Mrs. Campbell. next meeting planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magazine
Beth Hitz
Faye Welch
Sammie Denmark
W.O.C
The
Presbyterian Church
Emil Erdel
Dan Erdel
Bob Teague
Faye ‘Glass
Gordon Campbell
C.W.S
Campbell
Korea
Japan
Clay Andrews
Bob Berrey
Tom Teague
Grace Gorman
Elwood LaRue and Forrest
Russell Nichols
Wayne Gui
Talent Fair Lights Montgomery Church Event Highlights
A Montgomery Methodist Presbyterian Church talent fair sponsored by the Stewardship Committee drew strong turnout with displays of hobbies and family made garments. Prizes for the cooking contest went to Ed Wergel Ad Webber Brock Lutz Mark Fischer and John Fischer. The evening featured a Montgomery Town Band performance a talent hour with readings flute solos a piano medley and a Dixie Band Combo. Royal Neighbor Camp 5490 met with new member Mrs. Joe Shirley Russell and planned a donation to the county bicentennial commission. Freshman Essay winners named in local clubs’ contest were Susan Hendricks Rebecca Oliver and Dawn Stringfield.
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Montgomery
Montgomery Methodist Presbyterian Church
Robert Fischer
Ed Wergel
Ad Webber
Brock Lutz
Mark Fischer
John Fischer
Annie Barker
Laura Finke
Melinda Brooks
Linda Sommer
Lorrie Dempsey
Little House On the Prairie
Jean Jones
Roy Brown
Teresa Hendricks
Montgomery County
AIT
Howard Heidbrink
Dennis Richardson
Bob Holden
Ann Asbell
Charlie Drewel
Drew Webber
David Hester
Oracle Margewton
Joe
Shirley) Russell
Wellsville
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Leonard Tilton
Ross Anderson
Freda Stallmeyer
David Haden
Wallace Metz
Hadley Linnenbringer
Joe Sydenstreker
Martin Dudley
C. H. Fowler
Hershel Linnenbringer
L. Bruce Edwards
J. R. Bradley
Busy Bee Club
David Graves
Edith Stephens
John Reed
John Mitts
Bob Fry
Jerry Pfeffer
Dwight Harper
Laurie Wilson
Marvin Farley
Cheryl Paternaster
Bruce Maier
Lutie Tilton
Judy
Bill Bartley
T. J. Gruer
Terry Gruer
Fulton
Irvin Gruer Jr
Gruer
Mike Kelleher
Dennis Davidson
Shawn
Carma Klenke
Centralia
T. J
Kelleher
Davidson
Rhonda Gruer
Fred Lierheimer
Littleby Methodist Church
Audrain County
Pleasant Grove Church
Guatemala
Lierheimers
Walter Lowry
Mexico
Edwin Heaton
Vandalia
Raymond Femmer
Den
Terry Hall Reams
Mrs. James Reams
George Righter
Mrs
Perry Righter
Teresa Ritchie
Robert Ritchie
Rocky Rivers
Ramon Rivers
Thompson
Hannibal-LaGrange College
Cynthia Anne Roberta
Harry Roberts
Centralia ‘Ork
George Roberts
Dewy G. Roberts
Dorothea May Roddy
Donald Roddy
Nmsu-Kirkaville
John Romine
Everette Romine
Centralia College
Vacation Bible School
Darrell Gibson
Lancaster
Terry Gibson
Stanley Gibson
Terry Gibsons
Jefferson City
Ralph Kaeser
Belleville
Stanley Gibsons
Nattie Bishop
Milford Johnson
Claude Bishop
Nolan Boone
Glenn Bishop
Troy
Jim Bishop
Donna
Jimmie Bishop
Ladies Aid of
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lillie Kleinsorge
Luletta Kiingert
Steve Yelton
Debbie Werner
Merle Yelton
Arthur Allison
NorCal
Lott
AND
Audrain County Pork Producers Association
Hardees
West Liberty
Laddonia
Beulah Christian
Irene Jeffries
Hilda Nichols
Beulah Parrish
Rowena Powell
Iona Trower
Sally Silagi
Montgomery Church
Montgomery Royal
United Methodist Women
Edith Gentry
Ann Miller
Dora Clark
Rhoda Garrett
Georgia Buchanan
Susan Hendricks
Montgomery City
Missouri
Miss Hendricks
Dale Hendricks
John Wright
Rebecca Oliver
Max Oliver
Dawn Stringfield
Ira L. Springfield
Tvith
Citizens Savings Association
Jefferson & Liberty
Bolo
Dixie Home
Victor Ian Harold Adams
Glenwood Blackaby
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