Farber CB Meeting Draws 45 Attendees
About 45 people attended the Farber Community Betterment Association meeting. Speakers included Don Wembhoff of Columbia county supervisor for FmHA and Bill Shay district supervisor. Paul Lutz represented the University of Missouri Extension Office. Visitors from Mexico Vandalia Martinsburg and more listened as Chinn spoke on the Housing Department.
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Farber
Farber Community Betterment Association
Paul Lutz
University of Missouri Extension Office
Don Wembhoff
Columbia
Fmha
Bill Shay
Kahoka
Stanley Kelly
Mexico
Floyd Chinn
Vandalia
Howard Brooks
Paul Fennewald
Robert Bachman
Martinsburg
Wembhoff
Shay
Chinn
Department of Housing
Kiwanians Installed At Wellsville
Wellsville Kiwanis Dinner honored officers including Fred A. Zimmann president and C. W. Conover vice president with Lt. Gov. Jack Davison presiding He urged the Reach Out crime‑prevention theme and noted an upcoming district governor visit Also immunization consent forms prompted changes at the Wellsville elementary clinic with a postponed date and mandatory parent signatures for polio diphtheria tetanus measles and rubella vaccinations A booster club meeting is planned Oct 10 and Mrs Don Shoup spoke on pool fundraising Additional notes cover teacher teas and club activities
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Wellsville
Jack Davison
Macon
Lee Eisele
Centralia
Kiwanis Club
Uptown
Davison
Mo Ark
Fred A. Zimmann
W.K. Hintz
C.W. Conover
Raymond Peveler
C.E. Mottaz
Charles Deiter
Wallace Steele
Fred Gastler
C.P. Lehnen
Clyde Hawkins
Kiwanis
M.A
Tommie’ Pharr
Don Shoup
Wellsville Kiwanis Club
Shoup
Lawrence
Laddonia Drive Opens For Mental Health Drive
A house to house canvas of Laddonia homes was conducted Monday evening by volunteers for the town mental health drive led by chairman Mrs. Raymond Fischer. Next week Mrs. Melvin Todd will canvass the town's business district. Also reported a newborn daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Webber weighing seven pounds three ounces at Levering Hospital in Hannibal with maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. George Carlson and paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Richard Webber.
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Dennis Goodman
Laddonia
Raymond Fischer
Melvin Todd
Levering Hospital
Hannibal
George Carlson
Richard Webber
C.E. Carlson
Iowa
Earl Webber
J.C. Berrey
Perry
Elmer Smith
Vandaila
Vandalia approves sewer bond issue for city projects
Vandalia voters approved a 350000 dollar revenue bond issue to fund waterworks and sewer improvements. The 304 to 68 vote meets the required majority, with the plan including dredging a reservoir and funding a 700000 dollar project cost. Officials expect a 20 percent water rate increase, while sewer charges should not rise. The bond relies on a 140000 dollar Farmers Home Administration grant and a matching EPA grant.
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Vandalia
Vandalia City Hall
Farmers Home Administration
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Board of Aldermen
Board of Public Works
Marlborough School Gas Poisoning Blame Doors
In Kansas City AP report, school officials blame open boiler room doors and flues for carbon monoxide poisoning of about 126 Marlborough School pupils. All students returned home by Tuesday as Superintendent Robert Wheeler delays furnace attendant firing decision. The Board of Education approved paying medical care costs for affected children.
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Kansas City
Marlborough
Robert Wheeler
Wheeler
Board of Education
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Girls Town
Missouri Clubwoman
Writers’ Workshop
Thought Seekers Club
Ways and Means
Laddonia Drive
Calvin Webber
Farm & Home
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation
Farm & Home Office
Nevada
Missouri
Western
Saran
Hankscraft
Northern Electric
Owens-Corning
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Secong
Waldroksil
Vitamin Battle of 100
Kodacolor Film
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Cne
Bette Et
Lacier Club
Gillette
Seco Poe
Juliette Fam
Afcam Digital Clock
Uruyes Auyeur
California
We of 6 Ag
Xin
Brach
Candy Corn
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