Centralia Community News Briefs and Club Reports
Personal News of Centralia continues with volunteers sought for a Centralia survey for a Moberly radio station and a May 12 Walk-a-thon sponsor. Centralia Public Library officers were re elected with Arthur Gross Pleuser as president and updated April circulation figures. Plans include a development study on Jefferson Street property by KU architecture students. Senior Citizens invite seniors to a May 12 gathering at City Hall with a covered dish dinner and games. TAC hosts a May 21 22 movie to fund a teenage center with Living Free at Stardust Drive In. Walk-a-thon cleanup chaired by Linda Hatfield and others. Teen Night set for May 26 at Bowl a Way Lanes and TAC to run a refreshment stand at Optimist festival to raise funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Moberly
Jack Moke
Carl Richele
Allan Hoppenstedt
Centralia Public Library
Arthur Gross- Pleuser
Ray Bevard
Leopold Lachance
Burton Knowles
Knowles
Jeffersons Street
School of Architecture
University of Kansas
Forever Young Club
City’ ‘Hall
T. S. Stevinson
Irene Branham
Harry Munson
Stardust Drive- In
Living Free
TAC
Linda Hatfield
Raymond Nichols
Ron Bramon
Personal News of Wellsville and Rotarian visit
Reading through Wellsville school meals and local Rotary exchange notes show weekly menus for Wellsville and Middletown Elementary while Australian Rotarians tour Missouri. The visit includes Wetterau foods in Mexico as part of Rotary District 605 hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetterau
Mexico
Wetterall Foods, Inc
IGA
United States
Canada
W.D. Holley
Steve Pagram
Ian Lewis
John King
Brian Poole
John Kenny
Murray Guille
Gene Hill
Don Dempski
Paris Personal News Hat Parade and Club Updates
The PARIS area reports a homemade hat parade with prizes for first to fourth place won by Mrs Irma Harris Mrs Allen Forbis Mrs Pauline Schwantes and Mrs Clara Miller. OATS transport program discussed by Mrs James Featherston. Refreshments served by hostesses. Next meeting June 12 with new hostesses. THE MOTHERHOOD Daze Club at Jaycee Hall sponsored a youth to Lark Extension Camp at Mark Twain Park. Officers elected: President Ruth Ann Davis Vice President Anna June Herron Secretary Darlene Maseman Treasurer Peggy Peck Reporter Hazel Herron. June meeting set at Golden Eagle Cafe Monroe City with mothers as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Harris
Allen Forbis
Pauline Schwantes
Clara Miller
James
Onita) Featherston
O.A.T.S
Delbert Wyatt
Leslie Lewellen
Bertha McCreery
Bess Baker
Corenen Stone
Naomi Olney
Arthur Simon
Frank Wingate
Anna Belle Hill
Edith Howell
S.B
Motherhood Daze
Jaycee Hall
Paris
Mark Twain Park
Charles
Ruth Ann) Davis
George
Anna June) Herron
Bob
Darlene) Maseman
Jerry
Peggy) Peck
Hazel) Herron
Jean) Lechliter
Paul
Arvella) Heinecke Jr
Personal News from Farber Continued
DeTienne underwent surgery and Mrs. DeTienne has lived at Tri County Nursing Home for months. Gary Williams of Farber remains a patient at Audrain Medical Center in Room 283. The Ledger ads emphasize smart spending to save money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeTienne
Tri County Nursing Home
Gary Williams
Farber
Audrain Medical Center
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Teenagers Association of Gentralia
Wellsville
Golden Eagle Cafe
Monroe City
of Farber
Dilmart Discount City
Maxe AT
Wal-Mart Discount City
ICES
Diop
PRIMA
Al-Mart Discount Cit
South Trails
Hwy
Man Discount City
Thenterbank Cardes
Rose
Dogwood
Pink
Wal-Mart Discount Cit
Wal-Mart
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