Former Mexicoan Joins Loan Firm
Dale Carson, a former Mexicoan, becomes managing officer for Home Federal's mortgage loan department in Tulsa Oklahoma. He and his family moved from Kansas City. Son of George I Carson and Mexico Route 3 residents, he previously served as vice president and manager of mortgage loans at Home Savings Association in Kansas City. He is a graduate of Mexico High School and Central Methodist College. He and Mrs. Carson have two children Steve and Linda. He formerly worked for The Ledger.
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Home Federal
Tulsa
Okla
Kansas City
George I Carson
Mexico
Route 3
Carson
Home Savings Association
Mexico High School
Central Methodist College
Fayette
Mrs. Carson
Steve
Linda
Mr. Carson
the Ledger
New Home Going Up On Bennington Road
A permit to build a 26100 dollar home for Denton Lewis was issued this week to Frank England at 1815 Bennington Rd. Building Inspector Taylor Sewell confirms the project as one of 19 permits issued last week.
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Denton Lewis
Frank England
Bennington Rd
Taylor Sewell
Oldest Missouri Credit Union Honored for 35 Years
The Greenco Credit Union of A P Green Refractories Co received a 35 year anniversary award from the Missouri Credit Union League at the annual meeting. Robert Hood presented the award. Russell Smith is manager. New board members elected were Lewis Miller and Mildred Creasy. Officers include Homer Martin chairing the Credit Committee and John Beshears chairing the Supervisory Committee.
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Greenco Credit Union
A. P. Green Refractories Co
Empire Club
Homer Martin
Missouri Credit Union League
Murray E. Purcell
AWD
Robert Hood
N. Olive St
Kramer
Missouri
Russell Smith
Murray Purcell
Lewis Miller
Mildred Creasy
Purcell
Harold Pipes
Otis Shelton
Joe Meissert
Everett Boicourt
Credit Committee
Chappell Lewis
Harold Edwards
Local Remodeling and Construction Projects Listing
Economy Lumber Co to build an addition at 1403 N Clark St for H J Carter for 1500 dollars. Frank Boswell to remodel 911 W Buchanan St for Fred Johnson 2000. A house at 930 W Buchanan St for Fred Johnson 3000. 803 S Singleton St for Mrs Iva B Brown 400. 710 S Olive St for Mrs Clara Roe 3000. W R Rise to build a car port for 100 at 425 W Pearson St. Cleo Brown to build a storage shed at 514 Teal Lake Rd for 1600. Economy Lumber Co to install a garage door for Jim Marietta 1014 E Love St 175. Ralph Coatsworth to reroof 208 E Summit for Mexico Lumber to reroof 1105 E Jackson St for Mrs Helen Simpson 430. Don Bule to reroof 1816 N Kentucky Rd for Dorral G Saltzman 400. Don Buie to reroof 1515 N Kentucky Rd for Christopher Bond 500. Don Buis to reroof 221 Summit St for Arthur A Brown 450. Don Buie to reroof Mexico Fire Department building on Jefferson St 200. R F Tanner to move as building from Jefferson St to 1021 N Olive St. Don Buie to reroof 4617 N Clark St for R L Sprouls 300.
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Frank Boswell
Fred Johnson
W. Buchanan St
S. Singleton St
Iva B. Brown
S. Olive St
Clara Roe
W. R. Rise
W. Pearson St
Cleo Brown
Teal Lake Rd
Economy Lumber Co
Jim Marietta
E. Love St
Ralph Coatsworth
E. Summit
Mexico Lumber
E. Jackson St
Helen Simpson
Don Bule
N. Kentucky Rd
Dorral G. Saltzman
Don Buie
Kentucky Rd
Christopher Bond
Don Buis
Summit St
Arthur A. Brown
Mexico Fire Department
Jefferson St
R. F. Tanner
N. Olive St
N. Clark St
R. L. Sprouls
Falstaff Sales Fall In Third Quarter Of 1970
Falstaff Brewing Corp reports a drop of more than 7 million dollars in third quarter sales, sliding from 47.7 million in 1969 to 40.5 million in 1970. Chairman Joseph Griesedieck cited overstated 1969 sales as part of the decline.
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ST. Louis
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Joseph Griesedieck
Callison Named Sears-Roebuck Manager In Local Store
James W. Callison named manager of the Sears Roebuck store succeeding Larry Northway who has returned to Pratt Kansas. He is a Salisbury native, trained at the Moberly store for six months, and is a Salisbury High School graduate. He attended Moberly Junior College, is married with three children, and plans to move here when housing is ready.
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James W. Callison
Sears-Roebuck
Larry Northway
Pratt, Kans
Mr. Callison
Salisbury
Sears Mobherly
Moberly Junior College
James
Nancy
Joe
Parttime Workers Get Tax Exemption
CHICAGO Students and part time and retired workers may be eligible for an exemption from tax withholding provided by the Tax Reform Act of 1989. Commerce Clearing House notes eligibility relieves students or others with large itemized deductions from filing to obtain a refund of withheld taxes. A new withholding exemption Form WAE is available for wages paid after April 30, 1970. A single person earning under 1725 owes no tax based on a 1100 low income allowance and a 625 personal exemption. A taxpayer over 65 may earn up to 2350 without tax liability. Final regulations on these provisions have not been issued and revisions may be made.
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Chicago
Commerce Clearing House
IRS
Jobless benefits dip from August in Missouri
Jefferson City AP reports September unemployment compensation totaled 4,998,087 dollars, down from August's 5,615,970 but more than double September 1969 at 2,385,534. The division credited favorable construction weather and car model changeover easing as the reason for the rise. Mexico office payments covering Audrain and Montgomery Counties totaled 14,982.43 dollars in September.
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Jefferson City
State
Mexico
Audrain
Montgomery
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