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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1974

Page

3

Deposits Reach New Peak In Audrain County Banks

Deposits across Audrain County rose about 14 percent this spring to a new all time high. April 24 statements show total deposits of 68.384 million dollars, up 8.352 million from March 28 1973. Mexico banks Commerce Bank and First National reach 43.138 million, up 4.818 million and 13 percent from 1973. Vandalia Ladonia Martinsburg banks total 25.246 million, up 3.534 million or 16 percent from 1973. Previous record was year end 1973 at 6.432 million.

Audrain County Mexico Commerce Bank First National Bank Vandalia State Bank Laddonia State Bank Martinsburg Bank

Shultz Sees Interest Rates Near Peak Amid Inflation Fight

Washington AP outgoing Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz says Americans should not expect relief from record high rates without progress against inflation. He notes rates, especially long-term, remain high due to inflation while endorsing Fed restraint on money supply and credit. Brennan says no immediate inflation solution seen. Shultz leaves office Wednesday as William E. Simon takes over. He plans a possible third career in business and university work after a long public service record.

Washington Treasury George P. Shultz Shultz Federal Reserve Board Peter J. Brennan Nixon White House Brennan William E. Simon Labor Office of Management and Budget University of Chicago Graduate School of Business

Personal News of Centralia and Weekend Guests

Centralia society notes show members drafting personal sketches for a permanent workshop scrapbook. An allday senior citizen picnic is planned for June 3 at the city park with shuffleboard, ball toss, quilting and other activities. Also, weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. March were their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Burris, and children Chris and Beth from Grinnell Iowa. The Tri-Delta Club met May 2 at Mrs. T. L. Cox’s for dessert bridge. high was Mrs. James McMann, second Mrs. Robert Ashworth, next gathering May 15 at Mrs. Earl Grimes’s home.

A. D. March T. W. Burris Chris and Beth Grinnell, Iowa Tri-Delta Club T. L. Cox James McMann Robert Ashworth Earl Grimes James Hassler Gary Overland Park Kanass M. W. Berger Lorene Hassler Montgomery City Berger Audrain Medical Center Mexico

Week's Building Permits Total 20000

City issues permits totaling 20938 for the week. Vincent Fuemmeler to add rooms at 514 Teal Lake Road for 12000 with Cleo Brown as contractor. Sam Hanna remodels garage at 808 N Jefferson St for 400 with J W Callison contractor. Sam Atkinson installs siding at 524 Yale St for 1675 with Mexico Lumber Co as contractor. Mrs Ray Martin erects fence at 616 S Olive St for 318. Rance Vanshike brings 616 S Western St to standard for 5900 with Don Jeffries contractor. Paul Day reroofs at 1514 S Morris St for 200. Frank Powell demolishes 618 N Wade St. Fred Pearl demolishes garage at 603 S Jefferson St. Charles Peck rebuilds porch at 818 N Calhoun St for 185. Ford Statler reroofs at 927 Kentucky St for 260. Nine other permits issued by Taylor Sewell, city inspector.

Vincent Fuemmeler Teal Lake Road Cleo Brown Taylor Sewell Sam Hanna N. Jefferson St J.W. Callison Sam Atkinson Yale St Mexico Lumber Co Ray Martin S. Olive St Rance Vanshike S. Western St Don Jeffries Paul Day

Real Estate Transfers From Several Parties

Real estate transfers include John C Leader and Marjorie to Gen Bowman and Norma Bowman in section 6 township two south range west. Howard L Jr and Patricia Hinze to Elmer L Spillars and Linda Spillars in section 24 township two south range west. Margaret H Worrell to Margaret Worrell and Patricia Dunning in section 32 township two south range 53 north. Alvie Horsky and Edith Horsky to Ray Wise and Helen Wise in Lot 16 of Lawrence M Barnes subdivision No 1.

John C Marjorie Leader Gen Norma Bowman Rio W. Howard L. Jr Patricia Hinze Elmer L Linda Spillars Riw Margaret H. Worrell Margaret Worrell Patricia Dunning Alvie Edith Horsky Ray Helen Wise Lawrence M. Barnes

Mrs Alla Potts Retires After 31 Years at Florsheim

Mrs Alla Potts 84 W Monroe St retires from Florsheim Shoe Co after 31 years in stock fitting. Widow of J W Potts, she leaves with three sons Billy Norman and Bob Potts and nine grandchildren. She plans to enjoy life with family and church ties.

Alla Potts W. Monroe St Florsheim Shoe Co Billy Potts Mexico Jack Potts Norman Okla Bob Potts Greenbelt

Employees Promoted At A B Chance Co Centralia

A B Chance Co promotes six workers to higher roles in Centralia including Ammons to drill press operator II and Hartgrove to production welder. Armstrong, Brain, Keen, and Smith also receive promotions. nine-year employee Smith leads with tenure. Cash awards from five to twenty five dollars recognize nine employee improvements.

Centralia A.B. Chancery Dents Ammons IIT William Armstrong Mexico David Brain Moberly David Harterove Robert Keen Jerry Smith Clark Ammons Armstrong Brain Hartgrove Chance Keen Smith A.B. Chance Company Higbee Joe Dennis Ronnie Westfall Seal Bradford Kenneth T. Bailey Cairo Edwin Buie Paris Don Decker Randy Thornhill Robert Powell

Wellsville visitors tour McClain car collection at park

A group of about forty Wellsville residents visited Reed Park for a picnic then toured Mr. and Mrs. H. B. McClain’s extensive car collection known as a museum. The hosts received a copy of World of Old Cars as thanks from the Car Club.

Reed Park Wellsville H. B Jeff) McClain McClains McClain Car Club

Paris Optimist Club elects new officers and plans events

NEW OFFICERS of the Paris Optimist Club include President Marvin Bivens and Vice President Herbert Smith with secretary treasurer Vic Pohlman. They will co sponsor a Bicycle Rodeo at the Paris Fairgrounds May 16 with coordinators Brenda Wheelan and Charlie Rosenkrans. Travis Lee Barr was born May 3 in Audrain Medical Center weighing 8 pounds 11 ounces. he is the couple’s third son. United Methodist Women gathered at the Mexico church with President Mrs Callis and district officers attending.

Alfred Tally Rte. 2 Paris Paris Optimist Club Marvin Bivens Herbert Smith Vic Pohlman Bob Ethridge Gerald Pence

Prom Night at Mexico High School in 1974

Mexico MO Ledger notes May 7 1974 prom with a decorated stage and band. Senior officers Laura Koester Susie Bastean Dana Lemasters Sherie Harness Harlan Gilmore sponsor. Junior officers Debbie Swarthout Teresa Leshears Linda Edwards Eric Van Buren Ted Cox sponsor. Twenty five faculty listed. sophomores assisted with refreshments.

Laura Koester Susie Bastean Dana Lemasters Sherie Harness Harlan Gilmore Debbie Swarthout Teresa Leshears Linda Edwards Eric van Buren Ted Cox

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