Watchdog Group To Eye Price Tags
ST. LOUIS AP The St. Louis Labor Council votes to form a watchdog committee to enforce Nixon price controls. Oscar A. Erhardt to begin selecting members, per Meany letter urging broad participation and vigilant monitoring of pricing and quality.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Labor Council
Nixon
Oscar A. Erhardt
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Labor Council
Erhardt
Aflcio
Prison Officials Speak Tonight at Hi 12 Club Dinner
Two Missouri state prison officials will speak at the Hi 12 Club oyster supper in the Burroughs Masonic Temple at 6 30. Fred T Wilkerson director of corrections at the Jefferson City prison and Harold Swenson warden will speak after dinner. Tickets cost 1 75 and the public is invited.
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Missouri
Burroughs Masonic Temple
Jee Erdel
Fred T. Wilkerson
Jefferson City
Harold Swenson
Personal News of Wellsville Continued from Page Three
Mrs. Ferdinand Blaue spoke to the Happy Workers Club at Mrs. Raymond Lowry s home. Grapes from acorns and roses from corn husks illustrated her point. Mrs. Blaue was introduced by Mrs. Elmer Keith. Christmas corsages were shown by Mrs. M W Berger. Members will meet November at 10 a.m. at Mrs. John W Bishop s home with lunch crafts and ideas to bring. Mrs. Charles Schaefer reported on Achievement Day. Mrs. Bishop presided. devotion by Mrs. Clarence Smith. LDS Store open Nov 12 from 2 to 5 p.m. Ten members plan to attend Faithful Helpers Club on Nov 10. Mrs. William G Drozda and Mrs. Grace Clark of Ladue Mo visited their mother Mrs. Otto Wenger over the weekend. Mrs. Paul Bishop returned from Tempe Ariz after three weeks with Mr. and Mrs. John Hutchison. Hutchison s birthday celebrated with trips to Sun City Tucson and Phoenix. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith of Columbia visited Mrs. Paul Bishop and Mrs. George Jennings over the weekend. Other guests on Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holcomb and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Blake of Mexico.
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Ferdinand Blaue
Happy Workers Club
Raymond Lowry
Blaue
Elmer Keith
M. W. Berger
John W. Bishop
Charles Schaefer
William G. Drozda
Grace Clark
Ladue
Otto Wenger
Harry Brandenburg
Karen Rogers
Aimee Beth
Kansas City
Earl Smith
Wellsville
Paul Bishop
Tempe
Ariz
John Hutchison
No End Of Boons Always Something Worth Living For
HAL BOYLE reflects on small, daily blessings that give life meaning. He lists simple pleasures and quiet acts of courage, loyalty, and affection from ordinary people, recalling reminiscences, loved letters, gifts, and everyday moments that sustain hope and joy despite life’s troubles.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Mexico Ledger Page Preview October 20, 1971
Front page snapshot from Mexico Ledger dated Wednesday October 20 1971 highlights local happenings and brief notices. Includes community items, small notices, and brief societal notes affecting residents of Mexico Missouri.
Centralia Personal News Highlights Local Club Events
Veterans' Hospital set to open this winter in Columbia. Two new board members elected Mrs Cliff Grey and Mrs David Whitaker. MEDIODIA BPW and Sturgeon BPW hosted a dinner during Business and Professional Women's Week. Dinner prepared by members under Mrs Charles Palmer. Hospitality hour at Mrs Robert Ritchie home. Program by Mrs Dale Doty. Mediodia to visit Sturgeon Thursday at Mrs Marshall Esteppe home. Friday noon meeting to be led by Mrs Jerry Lenz. Southside Birthday Club met at Mrs Emon Zaring home with five members present and one guest Mrs Carrie Reams. Reading by Mrs Zaring. White Elephant Sale tentatively set for Nov 10 at Inez Jennings home. Mrs Lula Cox conducted meeting. prize to Mrs Reams.
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Veterans’ Hospital
Columbia
Cliff Grey
David Whitaker
Mediodia Business and Professional Women’s Club
Centralia Bpw
Sturgeon Bpw
Charles Palmer
Robert Ritchie
Mediodia
Dale Doty
Sturgeon Club
Marshall Esteppe
Jerry Lenz
Southside Birthday Club
Emon Zaring
Carrie Reams
Lula Cox
Writer Manchester repays 505 fine to university library
Amherst AP reports writer William Manchester repaid a $505.69 overdue book fine for a book checked out 29 years earlier. He found Six Plays of Clifford Odets in his files, said as university trustee he should set an example and asked excess funds go to a library fund drive he will head.
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Amherst
Mass
William Manchester
University of Massachusetts Library
Manchester
The
Friends of the Library
Clifford Odets
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Census Bureau
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Unicef
Mexico
Ledger
Centralia
William Banks
Rock Springs
Braunschweiger
HAM
Wilson’s OR Armours Star
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Golden Delicious
Welch
Shellmans
PEPSI
KNOX
A Wylers
Ey Pes
Imperial
Joan
Hoffman
Noic Ici SC
Renee Fes
AEG
Pillsbury’s
Pilshang
Pillsbury’s Save
Ioffman’s
Sefferson
VY. Company
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