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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1972

Page

6

Wellsville sewer bid tops three offers at $13 620.27

At Thursday council meeting Wellsville heard one bid from Sapp Excavating of Columbia for the Wellsville Route A East Street sewer project totaling 13 620.27 dollars. Aldermen deferred decision, urged local bids, and HUD- FHA grant steps were discussed with city officials noting funds and timing.

Wellsville East Street Sapp Excavating Company of Columbia H.C. Baur Heying HUD St. Louis Wright City Warrenton McDowell FHA C.P. Lehnen Les William Crouch Walter Saak John Keith United Methodist and Presbyterian Church Martin Alderson Clark O'Donnell Boonslick Bob Brace Baur Whyte William McDowell Byland Dr. McDowell Ben Fort Fort H.L. Burwell C.E. Mottaz Bank of Wellsville

Centralia United Fund Drive kicks off with meeting

Centralia holds a kickoff at city hall for the United Fund Drive as about 50 volunteers receive solicitation packets. Mayor Sturgeon donates a personal check to the campaign, with a goal of 10 500 and a drive through Oct. 13.

Centralia United Fund City Hall Art Allen Centralia United Fund Drive William Reinhardt Paul Sturgeon Stan Fadler A.B. Chance Co Kenneth Heinrich Ed Reynolds 0.M. Troyer Walter McBride Howard Hockman Dean Jacobs Stanley Fadler Troop 90 John Couch Art Houston

Deer Hunters Begin Archery Season in Monroe County

James Kirk of Route 5 Mexico took the first deer a 11 point buck on opening day. Jim Harold Mallory shot a doe weighing 85 to 90 pounds field dressed. Monroe County Baptist Association met at Pleasant Green church with 168 registered. officers elected for 1973 include Moderator Rev Tom Downey and Treasurer Lynn Mott. Frances Rouse reported free text book funds totaling 26538.85 for county schools across multiple districts. Eight Monroe County men were called for induction on Oct 11.

Paris James Kirk Route 5 Mexico Monroe County Jim Harold Mallory Mallory Monroe County Baptist Association Pleasant Green Church Russell Cain R.J. Colborn Omer Hamilton Owen Ashcraft Salem Church Delbert Painter Lester Painter Lillie James Lynn Mott Cain Bounds Roy Kinder Tri- Mission Board Tom Downey Madison Ray Coffman Raymond Roberson Richard le Grand Weldon Tillett Vernon Heitmeyer Downey Kinder Carl Bounds Kenneth Totten Roberson Christian Life John Candy Oak Grove Association Armed Forces Margaret Workman Selective Service Board

Martinsburg Church Holds Founders Day

Martinsburg Community Church marked its 40th Founders Day on Oct 1 with Sunday School at 9:30 and a 10:30 business meeting. Emory Cox and Dennis Kolling were elected to the board, replacing outgoing members Paul Swaim and Elmer Reissing. The afternoon featured C.C. and Co. singers led by Rev. Jim Rice, a basket dinner, and a cake by Mrs. Claude Peery. The article notes church consolidation history from 1932 and ongoing renovations, with 140 attendees and several charter members acknowledged.

Martinsburg Emory Cox Dennis Kolling Paul Swaim Elmer Reissing Claude Peery C.C. and Co Perry Jim Rice Floyd Seelow Debbie Shephard Cheryl Johnson Wiley Hibbard Linda Seelow Brenda Seelow Marsha Leake Leanne Hibbard Jim Shoemate Nancy Moss Edward Fishback Larry Carter Alvin Seelow Beth Carter Glen Johnson R.V. Brashears Seelow Bark Harmes Baptist Christian Methodist Carl Johnson H.P. French A.P. Eckler Charles Floyd Ruthel A. Mathews F. Klarenback W.P. Mo Mexico Sar Baniqued Clifford Peery Floyd Buthel O.B. Johnson Sam Moser Glendye Burwell Lee Brown Brown Methodist Church Glendye Burwell

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