Wellsville United Fund Progress Report At 60 Percent
Wells ville officials report the Wellsville United Fund shows over sixty percent of its goal reached with October designated as United Way month. Lieutenants aim to wrap within two weeks, while remaining donations may arrive via bank drop or calls. Community events include talks by the Willingham couple on life behind the Iron Curtain and club activities across Harmony and PEO chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Wellsville and Community United Fund
United Way
Wellsville United Fund, Inc
Bank of Wellsville
Don Shoup
F. A. Zimmann
Hatton Extension Club crafts day set for Oct 26
Hatton Extension Club announces a crafts day at Hatton Community Hall on Oct 26. Open to all crafts. exhibitors should place displays by noon and tag sale items with prices. Leon program starts at 1 pm. Exhibitors urged to bring Christmas items. Expected participants include Mrs. Shryock, McManama, March, Jones, Smithee, Hopkins, Alexander and others. Also reports the birth of Orley Andrew Van Engelhoven, 5 lb 2 oz at Boone County Hospital on Oct 9, with grandparents listed.
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Hatton
Hatton Extension Club
Leon
Herbert Duffy
Extension Club
G. H. Shryock
Carl McManama
A. D. March
Marshall Jones
J. G. Jones Jr
David Smithee
Ronald J. Hopkins
Alice Mae ‘Alexander
R-6 Plans Baseball and Track Field at Community School
Supt. George M. Cameron reported the school's board approved building a baseball diamond and track at the Community School, with games moved to the school site after completion. A spare school bus will be sold by sealed bids due noon Nov. 20, and the sophomore class may visit Six Flags as a Saturday project. Leslie Whalen presided in Bill Matthews' absence.
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Scott’s. Corner
George M. Cameron
Board of Education
Six Flags
Leslie Whalen
Bill Matthews
Security Bank to Open Local Computer Center
AUXVASSE The Security Bank of Auxvasse joins 16 area banks in establishing a computer center to deliver data processing and computer capabilities. The bank will contact customers to explain changes in procedures. Personalized checks and deposit slips will bear account numbers when the system becomes effective.
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Auxvasse
Monica Lynn Karrenbrock Born in Montgomery City
Mr and Mrs M W Karrenbrock of Colberts Trailer Court Montgomery City are parents of a daughter born 9 57 p m Oct 19 at Boone County Hospital Columbia She weighed pounds and 6 oz and is named Monica Lynn This is their first child Millard Todd and Mrs Grace Karrenbrock Montgomery City Mr Karrenbrock works for Reliable Insurance Co
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Montgomery City
M.W. Karrenbrock
Colbert’s
Trailer Court
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
Monica Lynn
Millard Todd
Grace Karrenbrock
Karrenbrock
Reliable Insurance Co
Hatton Personal News Highlights Local Visits and Illness
Hatton area brief notes several social visits among the Lowrys and families, Elizabeth Telkamp er and Grover Sims at Lexington, and a Kansas City trip. Ray Mealy of Kingdom City, father of Charley Crawford’s wife, is hospitalized with a heart attack. Relatives from Clarkston and Idaho visit, plus retirement honors for Mrs. Marshall Jones at the ASCS office. Jim Eckerman and wife from Raymondville were guests at a Hatton fish supper.
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Elizabeth Telkamper
Grover Sims
Lexington
Forrest Nave
Bob James
Auxvasse
Kansas City
James
Joyce Groves
Joe Eglich
Ray Mealy
Kingdom City
Charley Crawford
Callaway Memorial Hospital
Marshall
Gladys) Jones
Callaway County
ASCS
Jim Eckerman
Raymondsville
Texas
Hatton Community Hall
Busy Bee Club Holds All Day Meeting At Graves Home
Ickerman, sister of Mrs Dockery and Joe Bill and Leo Sobha, attended as the Busy Bee Club met October 11 at Mrs David Graves home for an all day session. A tuckey dinner was served at noon and sour dough bread samples accompanied the gathering reflecting a bread theme in the event.
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G. A. Weimer
Missouri
PEO
Chapter EC
Weimer
Kirkwood
Midtown
Frank McMurtry
Paul W. Dunbar
Ickerman
Mrs. Dockery
Joe, Bill and
Leo Sobha
Busy Bee Club
David Graves
William Roth
Centralia Women's Progressive Farmers Association
City Hall
Tom Sexton
Sounds of Nature
Louis Williams
Joe Townsend
Marie Pruett
Garrett Hasekamp
Coreta Wilson
Harry Weitkemper
Pruett
Wilson
Republican State Committee
Columbia
Stanley Ginn
Joseph Arndt
Centralia
Heritage Meals Workshop Across Three Missouri Counties
Heritage Meals Workshop returns with sessions in Montgomery City Warrenton and Troy from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on October 27 31 and November 1, featuring sourdough breads noodles dumplings brandy fruit and soups. Advance $1.25 registration covers kitchen rent and supplies. register by October 26 with the University of Missouri Extension Center Montgomery City MO 564-3254. The event welcomes all regardless of race color or national origin and may count as a special interest program for local clubs. A Craft Day Happening follows on November 2 from 12:30 to 3:00 p.m. at the Montgomery County Courthouse Community Room with bead making crazy pillows ceramics oil painting and fabric flower demonstrations. No admission charge. Cochairs are Mrs Georgia Buchanan and Mrs Ruth Hart with Planning by the Helping Hand Extension Club.
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Dorothy Borchelt
Montgomery — City
Boonslick
Montgomery County
Montgomery City
Warren County
College Methodist Church
Warrenton
Lincoln County
Troy
University of Missouri Extension Center
Montgomery County Homemakers Council
Cochairman
Georgia Buchanan
Ruth Hart
Helping Hand Extension Club
Tri-Center Finishes Its Sewer Construction
Centralia area note reports Tri-Center organization announces completion of the sewer project at the Tri-Center arena after a Wednesday meeting led by president Dave Whitaker. The item appears in a compilation of local society and civic notes from Centralia and surrounding areas.
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Tri-Center
Centralia
Tri-Center Arena
Dave Whitaker
Missouri Land Improvement Contractors elect officers
E A Teel of Auxvasse was elected treasurer of the Missouri Land Improvement Contractors Association at a Lake Ozark Holiday Inn meeting. Joe Muenks of Jefferson City was named president, Glennon Epple of Hermann as vice president, and Bobby Clark of King City as secretary. all were chosen to lead the state organization.
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E. A. Teel
Auxvasse
Missouri Land Improvement Contractors Association
Holiday Inn
Lake Ozark
Joe Muenks
Jefferson City
Glennon Epple
Hermann
Bobby Clark
King City
Vandalia stores close Monday for Veterans Day observance
Most Vandalia stores will be closed Monday in observance of Veterans Day. The Vandalia Merchants Assn. will run its flag display program downtown as part of the holiday events.
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Vandalia
Congress
Vandalia Merchants Assn
Boonslick Aging Council Holds Montgomery City Meeting
The Boonslick Regional Council on Aging serving Lincoln Montgomery and Warren Counties met Monday in the Montgomery County courthouse community room in Montgomery City. Temporary chairs were named for Lincoln Nadine Schnider Montgomery Mrs. C.C. Frank Warren Bill Nolte. Vera Hollenberg Wright City was elected secretary. Council chairman John Ruhl introduced coordinator David Nisely Warrenton. The group will identify aging problems and rank priorities for discussion at the next meeting December 4 Hawk Point. County groups will meet next month with Montgomery’s meeting November 13 at 1 p.m.
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Montgomery City
Boonslick
Warrenton
Hawk Point
Montgomery
Pro Bowler Set to Visit Vandalia Bowl Event
A champion professional bowler will appear Saturday at Vandalia Bowl to provide free instruction and bowl a match with Vandalia’s top bowlers. Ray Off, Jim Watson, and Ronald Walton will join a team chosen Friday for a 7 pm match, with Don McClarin assisting. Proceeds benefit Vandalia Junior Bowling Alan.
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Vandalia
Ray Off
Jim Watson
Ronald Walton
Pam
Don McClarin
Budweiser
Alan
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Wellsville United Fund
United Methodist-Presbyterian Church
Nelson Willingham
Mexico
Russia
Willinghams
Lande Lehnen
William Crouch
Earl Yelton
Robert Gruber
D. C. Lehnen
Roger Scott
Clarence Smith
Methodist Guild
Harmony Club
MFWC
Wayne Chandler
Kidney Foundation
Bill Dunn
Richard Lionberger
Marilyn Johnson
Joe Brummell
Stanley Brooks
Moe McCoy
Middletown
Bob Prange
Jerry Chen
Taiwan
W. C. Steele
Elizabeth Martin
R-1
Jim Lemon
Audrain County
Cuivie
Boone
Callaway
Kit Bond
GOP
Bond
Mrs
Joe Sydenstricker
Orley van Engelhoven
Orley Andrew
Roger Englis
Williamsburg
Harley van ‘Engelhoven
Monica Lynn Karrenbrock
van Engelhovens
Lowry
Danuser
Coleman Reed Place
Walter Lowrys
Charles Newbrough
Donald Ezell
Raymond Lowry
Hugh B. Lowry
Clarkston, Wash
Bill Lowry
Craigmont
Idaho
Walter Lowry
Lawrence Drug
Botstings
Calvert
Jefferson
Bostonian
American Legion
Hiway
Harvey Morts
the Ledger
The
Dew
Dixie
Charles Thornley
Larry Marshall
Ronald Graves
Centralia Federated Republican Women’s Club
Strother 4-H Club
Jim Powell
Phil Brown
Phyllis Brown
Jason Henry
Mike Hardwick
Carleen Niekamp
Dan Cook
Rhonda Hardwick
Earl Cook
Clifford Powell
Robin Brown
Dean Cook
Matt
Leslie
Melody Beamer
Dean Friedli
Earl Cook Farm
Carolyn Dixon
Curtis Fay
Land Contractors
E.A. Teel
Citizens Savings Association
Jefferson & Liberty Sts
Aging Council
Pontiac
Buick
American Motors
New
Lawrence
T.A.C
Thompson
Lexico
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