Brown Building Wins First Business for Beauty Award
Mexico Women's Club honors Brown Building owner Bob Brown for extensive remodeling on the south side of the courthouse square. The project, featuring brick fronts, cedar shake canopy, and a German decor western facade, includes Miller's Jewelry Sears and Thoenen's as tenants and runs Feb 1974 to Feb 1976 for eligibility with one firm advancing to state competition.
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Business For
Mexico
Women’s Club
Bob Brown
South
Courthouse Square
Mexico Women’s Club
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Brown
Rebco Enterprises
Miller's Jewelry
Sears
Thoenen’s
Harper's Television
Charm Shop
Youssef Fayad
Miller’s
Thoenen's
S. Washington St
Richard P. Schmidtke
Women's Club Committee
Robert Fenlon
Alan M. Atkins
Raymond H. Wilders
Bradford A. Brett
Connie Pickering
Schmidtke
Strout Realty Finals Award Honors Mexico Office Leader
Strout Realty announces that Mel Fuemmeler, branch manager in Mexico, has qualified for the Strout sales executive award. The honor includes an engraved wall plaque praising outstanding sales achievement and notable public service. Fuemmeler has represented the firm locally since June 27, 1973, from an office on Highway 54 East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel Fuemmeler
Mexico
Strout Realty
Strout
Fuemmeier
Highway 54
Eight-Doctor Medical Clinic Groundbreaking Near Summit Street
Mexidox Inc获approval to start ground clearance for an eight doctor medical clinic on Summit near Craig Street. Taylor Sewell approved American Medical Facilities Corp to commence earth work next week amid plans for a 12,924 square foot one story facility with a lab pharmacy and x ray, plus 124 parking spaces. The land, deeded to Mexidox from Elma Lee Barnes, lies in Eastholm Addition and J W Bakers Northeast Subdivision No 1, with rezoning approved by Mexico City Council in June 1973.
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Mexidox Inc
Summit
Craig Street
Taylor Sewell
American Medical Facilities Corp
Maryland Heights
Mexico Corporation
John Cottey
Ed Wallace
George Comfort
Peter Ekern
Harold Jankford
Leonard Davis
Nasrul Hug
Pallop Siripipat
Summit Street
County Recorder
Eastholm
Mexidox
Elma Lee Barnes
J. W. Baker
Mexico Lumber Co
Mexico City
Diamond Service Award For Allen At Wetterau
Walter L. Allen received a diamond service award pin from General Manager Dick Holley to mark 20 years with Wetterau Inc. He began as a produce merchandiser, moved to the produce office for bookkeeping and invoicing, and in 1959 became frozen food and dairy buyer. The family lives in Mexico with wife Mary and children Mark and Nancy. They attend First Christian Church, and Allen is involved in Boy Scouts Troop 36, Mexico Bass Masters Club, and serves as vice president of the club.
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Walter L. Allen
Dick Holley
Wetterau Inc
Mexico
Columbia
Mary
Ringo
Mark
Mexico High School
Nancy
First Christian Church of Mexico
Walt
Boy Scouts
Continental Phone Dr Luke Heads Audit Ordered
Missouri Public Service Commission ordered Continental Telephone Co of Missouri to hire an independent firm to conduct a management audit. The move aims to ensure service problems are resolved promptly as part of commission oversight. Dr David J Luke was elected president of the Central Missouri Optometrists Society and Robert J Holt was named vice president at Eldon meeting.
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Continental Phone
David Luke
CenMo Optometrists
Jefferson City
Continental Telephone Co
Missouri
Missouri Public Service Commission
Commission
David J. Luke
D.D
Mexico
Central Missouri Optometrists Society
Eldon
Robert J. Holt
Weavers Named Rawleigh Distributors
Don and Jan Weaver of 214 W Pearson St have been appointed independent distributors by the W T Rawleigh Co of Freeport Illinois. Rawleigh manufactures and distributes home medicines spices extracts cosmetics and other home products.
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Don and
Jan Weaver
W. Pearson St
W. T. Rawleigh Co
Freeport, Ill
Rawleigh
Wal-Mart Reports Record Earnings
Wal-Mart Stores Inc reports record sales and net income for the first nine months of its fiscal year. Sales rose 42 percent to 229.61 million and net income up 58 percent to 6.865 million. Fully diluted EPS up to 48 cents from 33 cents. In the quarter ended Oct 31, sales up 45 percent to 86.107 million and net income up 71 percent to 3.124 million or 21 cents per share. Three stores opened by Nov 11 for a 190,500 square foot addition. overall fiscal 1976 expansion added 21 Wal-Marts and one Ben Franklin Center, totaling 993,436 square feet. Pre-opening expenses charged in first month.
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Bentonville, Ark
Wal-Mart Stores Inc
Wal- Mart
Wal-Mart
Ben Franklin Family Center
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Richard Vance
Brown Building
Business For Beauty
Ed Johnson
Monterey
Coffee Brewing Center of
New York
CBC
Lloyd Adams
Gamble Paint & Glass
Mexico Area
W. Promenade
Grumbacher
Allen
Wetterau
Rawleigh Distributors
Rural Electric Cooperatives
America
Consolidated Electric
Cooperative
Lawrence
Russell Stover Candies
Wovell’s
S. Washington
Mexico, Mo
First National Bank of Mexico
Internal Revenue Service
First National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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