Wellsville Firsttimers Boost Bloodmobile Effort
Wellsville's Red Cross Bloodmobile visit drew 98 donors with 89 pints collected toward a 110 pint quota at the United Methodist Presbyterian Church education building. First time donors included David Wollam Laura Pease Hob Rottman and others. several reached one and two gallon milestones.
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Wellsville
Welleville
Red Cross
Edward Roppel
David Wollam
Laura Pease
Hob Rottman
Carol Cash
Hugh Lehnen
Mike Brandenburg
Neil Ahrens
Debra Harness
Gerald Keithley
Joyce Wilson
Donald Lemasters
Mary Cahall
John Williams
Laura Lee Dunn
William B. Dunn
George Jacobi
Kerry Lehnen
Richard Kriz
Richard Woodson
United Methodial- Presbyterian Church
Happy Workers Extension Club
Hatton 4-H elects Sandy Haley new club president
Hatton 4-H Club met September 15 at Hatton Community Hall presided by Patti Hopkins. Officers elected for the coming year include president Sandy Haley, with Ronald Hopkins vice president and Esther Lehenbauer secretary. Members discussed plans for 4-H week, a window display, tours of local historic sites, and preparations for the Bicen tennial Award.
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Hatton
Sandy Haley
Patti Hopkins
Judy Vaughn
Joe Sydenstricker
John Hopkins
David Lehenbauer
Tuttle
Callaway County
Ronald Hopkins
Esther Lehenbauer
Patt Hopkins
Nancy Squires
Jana Lehenbauer
John Schiup
Jeff Hill
Julie Jones
Ray McCarty
Gary Crawford
Helen Vorhis
Hatton 4-H Club
Winston Churchill Memorial
Tuttle House
Fulton
Davi Lehenbauer
Jeff
Steve
Melinda
Vicky
Kenneth Jones
Julie
Justin
Wilfred Hill
Darl
Jim
Larry Kuehner
Annette
Michelle Fishburn
Ray
Philip McCarty
Patti
Vandalia Farm Irrigates Corn With City Wastewater
In Vandalia Missouri since 1974 farmer Louis Kohl irrigates 240 acres of corn with treated effluent from the town lagoon. The arrangement reduces the city’s waste burden while boosting yields, though critics warn of odor, contamination risks, and public acceptance. Missouri DNR backs educational use and potential expansion, while EPA remains cautious. Kohl sees mutual benefit for farmer and city as water shortages grow.
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Jefferson City
Vandalia
L. E. Kohl
Louis Kohl
Kohl
Missouri
Coy G. McNabb
University of Missouri- Columbia
McNabb
George B. Garner
University of Missouri-Columbia
Garner
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Charles Stiefermann
Stiefermann
Expanded Health Program Receives Grant at Missouri
The University of Missouri at Columbia will run an expanded health training program for human and animal health care with a $293,629 grant from the U S Public Health Service. Lead by Dr Raymond Loan, the effort includes UMKC medical schools, the veterinary college, and Kirksville Osteopathic College. It will establish shared instruction on food borne diseases environment health parasites and diseases common to humans and animals with minimum 60 veterinary and 40 medical contact hours. An evaluation will measure problem solving and cooperation before any large investment.
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Kohl
Missouri
Columbia
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U.S. Public Health Service
UMC College of Veterinary Medicine
Raymond Loan
Department of Veterinary Microbiology
Kansas City Schools of Medicine
Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine
Lloyd
Selby
Kansas City
Browns Reducing Farm Business Not Quitting
Mr and Mrs Clyde Brown of Laddonia announce they will slow down but not quit their farm business. They will continue Behlen all steel buildings grain drying storage and seed contracts with Audrain Co- Op purchasing their facilities and assets. The couple notes 25 years of operation and thanks friends and customers while four children pursue college and professional careers.
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Laddonia
DeKalb
Northrup King
Mr. Brown
Audrain Co- Op
Lesley
W.M. Luster
Air Force
Little Tew
England
Beth
Michael) Groucork
University of Missouri
Kansas City
Jill
Columbia
School of Business
Phil
Hunter, Chamler and Lee
Moberly
MU Graduates Thirteen Ledgers and Students Named
Graduates totaling 914 completed Columbia University’s summer semester. Among them are John Raymond Stewart of Laddonia with a Master of Education, John Rule Hegwein of Mexico with a Master of Education, Carolyn Katherine Heitner Johnson with a Master of Education, Roger Dale Wilson with a Bachelor of Arts, Lawrence Earl Gibb of Centralia with a Master of Education and Helen Allison Swartz with a Bachelor of Science.
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University of Missouri At Columbia
Laddonia
John Raymond Stewart
Mexico
John Rule Hegwein
Carolyn Katherine Heitner Johnson
Roger Dale Wilson
Centralia
Lawrence Earl Gibb
Helen Allison Swartz
Area agriculture cum laude honors announced
Area agriculture cum laude honors list includes Auxvasse Phyllis Ann Albart Cope master of education Gregory Allan Overfelt bachelor of arts Vicki Ann Shouse master of Paris Deborah Vaughn master of education New Florence Deborah Lou Vanbeek bachelor of science in medical technology Wellsville Dolores May Miller Swarthout master of education Montgomery City Susan Annette Winter junior journalism
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Gregory Allan Overfelt
Vicki Ann Shouse
Paris
Deborah Vaughn
New Florence
Deborah Lou Vanbeek
Wellsville
Dolores May Miller Swarthout
Montgomery City
Susan Annette Winter
Midcontinent Region Seen Poised for Growth by 2000
Dr. Garland R. Hadley of Kerr Foundation predicts the nine state midcontinent will outpace national growth by 2000 as people move from other areas. He notes growth already rising, mid sized towns to drive employment and housing, with productivity rising faster than population to close income gaps.
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Central States
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Oklahoma City
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Hadley
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Arkansas
Oklahoma
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Post Office Jobs Open In Centralia
Centralia Postmaster Joe Ingrum announced two substitute rural carrier openings at the Centralia Post Office. Applications are due Tuesday. Applicants must be 18 by filing day with no maximum age limit. An examination is given in Jefferson City. for details contact Mr Ingrum at the Post Office.
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Centralia
Joe Ingrum
Ingrum
Jefferson City
Ingram
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