Razing Plans Tied to Former Hospital and Church Site
Building permits issued by Building Inspector Taylor Sewell last week include demolition of the former Lockewood Park Baptist Church house at 1005 W. Love St and a new home permit for 1631 Lakenan St. for Larry Davenport. Other permits cover demolitions, wall changes, roof work, and minor renovations at multiple addresses including 716 Olive St. 122 W. Jackson 201 Mississippi St. 116 E. Liberty St. and 224 West Blvd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leighton Admire
Lockewood Park Baptist Church
W. Love St
Taylor Sewell
E. R. Locke
Mexico General Hospital
Lakenan St
Larry Davenport
Westenhaver Construction Co
Everett J. Farrah
Olive St
T & I. Construction Co
Sears Roebuck & Co
W. Jackson St
Gerald Rivers
Mississippi St
Lester McFarling
Don Buie
Pflibsen
E. Liberty St
Charles Linke
West Blvd
R. W. Gentle
Real Estate Transfers Across Mexico Vandalia and Laddonia
A long list of property transfers is recorded across several Missouri towns including Mexico Vandalia and Laddonia. Transactions involve numerous individuals and couples with parcels described in each deed such as Lot 12 Block 2 South Side Park addition Mexico and various lots in Vandalia Case and Harbison Walker areas. A School District transfer to Landmark Bid of Mexico cites a $64 300 price for Block 19 Original Town Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Mathis
Mary L. Mathis
Marvin F. Coil
Kathleen Coil
South Side Park
Addn
Mexico
Andrew
Elsie Tuepker
Martha M. Tuepker
Ted H
Joan F Sehoneboom
Neva
van Botkins
Kathy
Botkins
Randy
Charyl K. Dewar
Crestview
Adda
Margaret Mae
Walter Riecinsorge
Susie Cornelia Griggs
Vandalia
Arthur Gibbs
Helen Gibbs
Janes WH. Williams
Dorothy F. Williams
Muldrow
School District of
Landmark
Inc
Original Town
Henry Adkisson Jr
Dorothy 4
Adkisson
Herman G. Totson
Alice V. Tolson
East Vine Addn
Housing Authority of
City of Mexico
Ronald O. Westenhaver
Clark
William R
Vesta Williams
Richard Leroy
Shirley J. Harrison
Lakenan
Barnes
Dorothy Stuart
Annie E. Barnes
Clyde
Venus Alberta Allen
Harbison
Walker Refractories
Lewie E. Adams
Rosa Adams
Ray
Lois Catanan
Marshall L. Olebeare
Mary Ruth Olebeare
Kirtlink
Ted Moffat
Samuel
Marshall Olebeare
Lewie
Adams
Kenneth Paul
Janice Sue Kirflink
Sp'a
Anna Louise Hendricks
Eugene
Jacqueline Kayble
Case Adda
Laddonia
Marie E. Nalley
Bobby Gene
Hinenie Lee Montgomery
Case Addn
Schoal District
Joseph E
Helen M. Hodgin
Gallaher-Kent Arcadia
Mary Thomas
Anna Bert Monroe
Sadie Payne
Rawlings Adda
19 Ideas Earn 465 for Centralia A Employees
A list of 19 ideas earned 465 in suggestion awards for A. B. Chance Company employees last week. The top award of 145 was shared by David Anno of Higbee and Charles Crump of Route 1 Thompson. Other notable awards include Don Decker of Centralia receiving 117.50 and Charles D Willingham of Madison earning 72.50. Additional winners include Bob Johnston of Mexico and several others in Centralia Madison Moberly Huntsville areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
A. B. Chance Company
David Anno
Higbee
Charles Crump
Route 1
Thompson
Don Decker
Tidball
Decker
Charles D. Willingham
Madison
Bob Johnston
Ozark Place
Mexico
E. L. Twyman
Huntsville
I. BD. Morgan
Roberts
Moberly
L. Smith
Clayton
R. C. Webb
Buchanan
Lonnie Elsbury
R. E. Fair
South Allen
J. M. Pool
Jack L. Carter
Patricia J. Sexton
North Pratt
Mrs Straube Joins The Ledger Advertising Staff
Linda Straube has joined The Ledger's advertising staff. Daughter of Lyle and (late) Hodgson of Vandalia, wife of Michael Straube, a 6th grade flag football coach and assistant basketball coach at Mexico High. Missouri alumna 1971, former Angel Flight member and Miss Mizzou candidate. Taught art at Mexico High and did art therapy work in Columbia. Hobby interests include ceramics and furniture refinishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Straube
the Ledger
Straube
Lyle Hodgson
Vandalia
Michael Straube
Mexico High
Van-Far High School
Art School
The
University of Missouri At Columbia
Missouri
Angel Flight
Tri-Penta Scholastic Sorority
Miss Mizzou
Mid Missouri Mental Health Center
Columbia
Missouri Credit Union League elects Vergenz president
Ralph G. Vergenz unanimously elected president of the Missouri Credit Union League at its 43rd annual St. Louis meeting where he also became president of MOCU Services. Officials include Homer F. Martin ex officio, Joseph Brueggemann Jr. VP, Lyle Richmond, Earl Ogolin, Ray Widaman, and Robert Hood as secretary treasurer with over 500 delegates attending. Farmland Industries forecasts 13,000 Midwest attendees for the December convention in Kansas City from December 1 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Ralph G. Vergenz
Missouri Credit Union League
Vergenz
Edison Credit Union
Kansas City
Missouri
Joseph F. Brueggemann Jr
Lyle A. Richmond
Earl Ogolin
Ray Widaman
Homer F. Martin
Mexico
Mocu Services, Inc
League
MOCU
Brueggemann
Richmond
Qogolin
Widaman
Martin
Robert W. Hood
Suggestions Pay $232.50 To Eight Chance Employees
A. B. Chance Company awarded $232.50 in eight employee suggestions last week. Gary Mills of Thompson earned $82.50 for a coil spring idea to replace a spring screw rivet on chain hoist handles. Other awards went to Ray Forsee, Mrs. Van Brooks, Charles Willingham, Don Decker, Gary L. Dailey, Don Rusch, and Donald R. Herron for various improvements. The firm logged 796 suggestions for the 1971 year. A banquet in December will honor top ideas and five-or-more-suggestion contributors. the year also marks the 30th anniversary of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
A. B. Chance Company
Gary Mills
Route 2
Thompson, Mills
Ray Forsee
Tidball Ave
van Brooks
Clark
Charles Willingham
Madison
Don Decker
Gary L. Dailey
Don Rusch
South Collier
Donald R. Herron
Paris
Parsons Renewals Spark Downtown Revival In Kansas
Parsons Kansas embraces a $15 million urban renewal plan begun in 1966 led by publisher Clyde Reed Jr and supported by HUD secretary George Romney and Senator James Pearson. The effort restores Main Street with fountains and kiosks while relocating 214 families and rehabilitating 86 homes and 77 commercial buildings as a $450,000 Power Flame plant arrives to expand employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Kan
George Romney
Housing and Urban Development
James B. Pearson
Rkan
Kansas Ordnance Plant
Missouri- Kansas-Texas Railroad
Clyde M. Reed Jr
Parsons Sun
Kansas
U.S
Main Street
Romney and
Pearson
Reed
Col
Bob Stevens
Katy
Belmont Towers
City Commission
William Dearth
Charles W. Brown
Charles H. Miller
Walter O. Sengpiehl
Dearth
Sengpiehl
Carl E. Herring
John J. Troy
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Urban Programming Corporation of St. Louis
Crawford
Hugh K. Charles
Dana L. Creitz
Dale T. Newland
Utility Company
Marge Gilpin
Dawn Roturn
Charlae Kinvin
Fred Walton
Urban Programming Corporation
Power-Flame Division, Inc
Romney
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Nedhe Logan
Derey Pen Anddsen
Gara Bhabet Winnasan
Alok Oh
Jan Phares
Bartana Thoma Boty
Mondesholl
Sonpta
Gavelidan Senn
Mildred Prater
Gallaher Kanthadi Steet
Carolyn
Gnedon
Baicke
Bing
Fancy Gutneig
Air Line
Helen Wraith
Iona Rippeta
Mrs. Straube
Business and
Industry News
Homer Martin
MCUL
Midwest
Yee Ee Sivan Titer Deo Roe As
M. R. Kemp
Monroe
Deep Well Drilling
Hunt Drilling Co
Bbls
Zotheos
W.D. Carter
New York
Florida
Pittsburgh
Council Bluffs
Iowe
Hanvepollis
Gulf of Atexico
St Lawrence Seaway
Tn Atlantic
Great Lakes
W.D. Carter Water Conditioning
Yiunn
Nha
Kroger
the Kroger Co
U. S
Jean
Urchase Kroger
SBS A
U. K
Sunkist
Zipper Skin
Tangerines
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