Hardin Club Awarding $500 Scholarship To 1972 Winner
The Hardin Club will grant a $500 scholarship to a Mexico High School graduate who will pursue further education. The 1972 recipient will be revealed at the May 20 reunion luncheon in Richardson Hall, Hardin Junior High School, starting 11:30 a.m. Reservations due May 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin Club
Hardin College
Mexico
Henry
Marjorie Potts) Clay
Richardson Hall
Hardin Junior High School
Carolyn Worrell Gibbs
E. Monroe St
Calendar notices for May events in Mexico and Jefferson
May calendar items list meetings and social events across organizations. Tuesday hosts H D Chapter PEO and fishing party. Wednesday features Women’s Democratic Club with Rep. Dickey Jr.. XNC dessert gathering. Thursday reviews Audrain County historical coffee talk. Investment Club hosts. KD PEO event. Saturday May Morning Breakfast at First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Democratic Club
Leo Erdel
Charles H. Dickey Jr
Mexico
Union of King's Daughters
First Presbyterian Church
West Cuivre Homemakers Learn of Glass Recycling and Home Health
West Cuivre Homemakers Club members discussed glass container recycling through Audrain Community Betterment and home health topics at a Monday meeting hosted by Mrs. Lee Barker. They planned a June trip to Columbia visiting Woodhaven Home for children and other sites, and elected Mrs. Roger Smith as historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laddonia
West Cuivre
Clark LaRue
Audrain
Extension Club
Lee Barker
Adolph Kuda
Ray Hamlett Insurance Co
Missouri
Columbia
Woodhaven
Roger Smith
Don Brooks
Barker
Emma Wohlbold
LaRue
Norton Aston
Wohlbold
Beth Smith
Trisha Barker
Aston
St. Brendan's Bowling League ends season with awards luncheon
Members of the St. Brendan's Ladies Bowling League gathered at the Picador Room, Stephenson Motel, for a season ending luncheon. Awards honored winners, officers for 1972 73 were named, and Rev. Mersinger and Rev. Dolan attended as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Brendan’s
St. Brendan’s Ladies Bowling League
Picador
Stephenson Motel
Arthur J. Mersinger
Patrick Dolan
Harold Lankford
Luke Fordk
Mud Slingers
Kenneth Jensen
Richard Wheeler
William Campbell
Don Manning
Cecil Hawkins
Darrell Phillips
Ronald T. Franks
L.J. Dean
Paul Meyer
Auxvasse
Hawkins
Jensen
Women’s International Bowling Congress
Raymond Wilders
Jane Offutt
Manning
Wheeler
Darrel Phillips
Forck
Sharon Miller
Mersinger
League
Linda Stiers
Barbara Fennewald
John Phillips
Charlotte Gresham
Wilders
Miss Sheen Engaged to Robert Heckart of New Haven
Mr and Mrs Vincent F Sheen of Hamden announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara Louise Sheen to Robert Lee Heckart son of Mr and Mrs Henry L Heckart Route 3 Paris former residents of Mexico The couple plan to marry August 26 in New Haven Conn Barbara a Simmons College graduate 1970 and teacher in Watertown Mass Heckt a Yale magna cum laude graduate and Harvard Law School student engaged to be married by late summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent F. Sheen
Hamden
Conn
Barbara Louise Sheen
Robert Lee Heckart
Henry L. Heckart
Route 3
Paris
Mexico
Miss Sheen
Simmons College
Boston
Mass
Simmons
Simmons Honorary Society
Hisey Hoppers 4-H Sunday Observed at Center
The Hisey Hoppers 4-H Club marked 4-H Sunday May 7 at the 4-H Center. Guest speakers were Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Wilfley Sr. who presented slides on Their People to People Agricultural Tour Behind The Iron Curtain. Honorary members were named and 4-H signs awarded. a basket dinner followed with floral décor by club volunteers and Home Grounds Project group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hisey Hoppers
Frank P. Wilfley Sr
Iron Curtain
Debra Ann Brown
Lyndal Craghead
Leroy Beatty
Istil Woolfolk
Gene Silvers
Marty Silver
Jonathan Finck
Cindy Brown
David Brown
Paula Haverstick
Kim Haverstick
Janet Brown
Dianne Monk
Chris Finck
Keith Wicken
Ted Finck
Harold Holtkamp
Delbert Brown
Charles Jaeger
Carl Silver
Randy Maxwell
Kim Haverstich
Joe Holtkamp
Home Grounds Project
Teresa Brown
Janet
Lemmon to Speak at Mexico Republican Women’s Club
James Lemmon, Hallsville Republican candidate for state representative in the 48th District, will address the Mexico Republican Women’s Club at a 9 30 a m meeting and coffee at the Society. The event is open to the public with hostesses Miss Martha Tuepker Mrs. Andrew Tuepker and Mrs. Thomas Talley Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lemmon
Hallsville
48Th
Mexico
Mexico Ledger May 15 1972 front page note
Local page from Mexico MO Ledger dated Monday May 15 1972 highlights the publication date and page reference. Brief notice framing indicates standard section lead with no major events specified in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
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Clay
M.R
Irene Brown
Carolyn Glasford
Wallach
Charles T
Violet Snook
Lierheimer
William
Dorothy Lee Gibbs
Manuel NT
Mary Lou Kleppinger Lackey
Paul L
Patricia Hays
Mary Ste Machin
Carson
Thomas
Elizabeth Hope Jackson
Pusheck
Floyd
Carol Ann McCune
Davis
John C
Elizabeth Ann Lumpkin
Sudduth
Joseph
Ruth Ann Moore
Yaeger
Laura McCord
Phillip
Martha Adams Edgar
N.F
Susan Botts
Mexico High School
Shawn
Sue Cundiff
Iris Holtcamp
Chuck Johnson
Marcia Lees
Vicki Earle
Darren Whittaker
Chester Trotter
Tim Lankford
Bob Calvert
H.D
Peo
H.L. Neifert
Little Dixie
Lakeview ‘Park
Artists’ Guild
He Studio
Jefferson
Monterey
Republican Women’s Club
Audrain County
W.R
Ballew
Valentine
Richard
Susan) Valentine
C.L. Black
Highway 15
Nufund
Culver-Stockton College
Canton
Dover-Stockton
Lawrence Drug Co
White
Black
Safford
Diesery Place
Navy
Vdaghily Bugis
Rogers Bros
Han
Pile Ev Jewelry Co
Mexun
It Jeweler
Robert Heckart
Bradford Bachrach
Jim Burnett
Lavern Silver
Gail and
Bellen
Keith Peterson
Vera Jane Holtkamp
Jane Marie
Kimberly Leao Ashland Mo
W.R Cathoon
Ovid Guy
Harold Groves
Lee Roy Monk
Wilfley
Henry Finck
Paul Haverstick
Lois Graf
Jon Brown
Lemmon
Repub
RA Rt
DURA
Fabrice and
Algeria
Fabricland
West Plaza
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