Weather forecast for Ledgerland and Missouri region
Official seven am readings show last 24 hours high 41 low 54 with 7 am 54. Forecast calls for Ledgerland thundershowers this afternoon with high in upper 60s and tonight in upper 40s, Sunday showers with mid 60s highs. Missouri shows showers and thundershowers spreading southeast with highs mid 60s to around 70, lows 40s to 50s, and chances of rain through Sunday into Monday and Wednesday.
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Ledgerland
Missouri
Hospital Admissions and Birth Announcements in Audrain Area
Admissions reported include Ollie Smith Robert Nevins Gladys Henning Julia Welch and others across Mexico Centralia Kingdom City New Florence Moberly Paris Sturgeon High Hill and more. Daughters born to Rogers Thomas Wright Centralia at 6 37 pm Friday David Armstrong Paris at 1 28 pm Friday Gary Richards Sturgeon at 3 46 am today. Dismissals list multiple patients across the region.
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Audrain Medical Center
Ollie Smith
Robert Nevins
Gladys, Henning
Julia Welch
Nathaniel Williams
Marie Pasley
Vernon Marshall
Clarence Williams
Mexico
Everett Gilmore
Irene Galloway
Thomas Perkins
Everett Boyer
Richard Ricker
Centralia
Joseph Sharp
Kingdom City
Rer Cross
Martinsbur
Marshall Hibbert
New Florence
Audella Vanderpool
Moberly
Wayne Pearler
High Hill
Public Safety and Fire Calls Reported Across City
Public Safety records show a battery theft from Fred West in his garage valued at 50 dollars and a tire slashing on Edward Hanstein’s car. A three-truck soybean convoy collision near Holt and Trinity caused varied vehicle damage but no summons. A separate crash on East Monroe left minor damage to Nancy Davis’s car. A saddle horse at Missouri Military Academy was shot twice in the hindquarters. A BB-shot window break damaged Brenda Woods’s home. A Morris and Emmons crash caused extensive damage to Gary Fetterhoff’s car. A mattress smoldered in a boxcar near Morris and Liberty. origin undetermined. Highway Patrol reported several incidents on Route 54 with multiple pickups and a chain-reaction collision near Holts Summit. one summons issued for following too closely.
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Public Safety
Fred West
E. Lafayette
Edward Hanstein
Lakenan
Holt
Trinity Streets
PSD
Ronald D. Kallmeyer
Hermann
James E. Watring
Sedalia
Blackwater Farm Supply Co
Blackwater
Kallmeyer
Watring
Blackwater Supply
Earl Jesse
Route 1
Nancy Jane Davis
W. Breckenridge
Monroe Street
Davis
Jesse
Waldo Roberts
Missouri Military Academy
Brenda Woods
Promenade
Mrnday
Gary Fetterhoff
Highway Patrol
James R. Simpson
Martinsburg
Paul K. Callaway
Davenport
Iowa
Cleo R. Westbay
Mexico
Holts
Donald M. Cox
Norman M. Barrows
Holts Summit
Cox
Westbay
Barrows
Eldon man pleads guilty on overweight truck charge
Magistrate Court records show Rickie Dean Crain of Eldon pleaded guilty to operating a truck over licensed weight and was fined 500 dollars plus court costs. Gerald Glen Hubbard faced speeding charges with a 32 dollar fine plus costs. Russell Ray Branstetter was also listed in the docket.
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Rickie Dean Crain
Eldon
Gerald Glen Hubbard
Russell Ray Branstetter
Local court notes amid driving case and marriage filings
Circuit Court records show Michael Duane and Debra Sue Helwig seeking a dissolution of marriage. A marriage license was issued to Jerry Ray Brumback and Cynthia Denise Crabtree of Mexico. Sheriff’s report states Thomas Burton Woodward of Mexico released on $5000 bond posted by Duane Cruzan, with remand to jail for re sentencing November 7 on a LSD selling conviction.
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Circuit Court
Michael Duane
Debra Sue Helwig
Jerry Ray Brumback
Cynthia Denise Crabtree
Thomas Burton Woodward
Mexico
Duane Cruzan
Woodward
Circuit
Markets Yesterdays Cash Grain And Stocks Summary
Yesterday's price quotes show soybeans at 4.76, wheat 2.00, corn 1.60, milo 2.50 with MFA Mexico and 4.76, 2.05, 1.59 and 2.10 from Fowles Grain Co. Laddonia. Over the counter trading lists Commerce Banc 21% bid 22% asked, Mercantile Bank Corp 29% bid 29% asked, Wetterau 154 bid 15% asked. NYSE notes Robbie Brooks 4, Combustion Engineering 35, Dresser Industries 40, Emerson Electric 33, Interco 42, Kaiser Aluminum 28, Panhandle Eastern Pipeline 43, Ralston Purina 15, US Gypsum 28, US Gypsum preferred 24, Wal Mart 17. Dow Jones Friday close 808.20.
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MFA
Mexico
Fowles Grain Co
Laddonia
Commerce Bancshares
Mercantile Bank Corp
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Combustion Engineering
Dresser
No. 2 Man to Office in July 1977
The figure shifted to an executive role in July 1977, stepping into the position as the second in command and assuming responsibilities within the organization. Details on the actions and outcomes during this transition are described in the source text.
Omar Street Reopened and Extension Opens Park Entrance
Omar Street, closed for construction, has been reopened after work extended the road south to Lakeview Road. The Omar Street extension provides an entrance to Huntington Park Subdivision, said Chairman Hua. China experts rate a senior vice premier as likely premier designation. A September interview with Teng is noted, with further reflections promised. Tomorrow’s topic includes Peking University and the Gang of Four.
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Lakeview Road
Omar Street
Huntington Park
Hua
China
Teng
Peking University
Gang of Four
Man electrocuted wiring antenna at home
In Independence Missouri a 43 year old man Jerald Chandler was electrocuted Friday night while attempting to install a citizens band radio antenna on his house. He was found about 7 16 p m lying on the ground near the south side of his home by responders.
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Independence, Mo
Independence
Jerald Chandler
Mrs Opal Middleton Dies In Dallas
Opal May Middleton 70, of Dallas former Mexico resident died Friday after a four year illness. Widow of Don Middleton who ran MFA Insurance in Mexico. Services at 2 pm Monday at Precht Pickering Funeral Home with Rev. Robert Collins officiating. burial Eastlawn Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include two daughters Doris Ann Badaracco and Virginia Schuleter five grandchildren and a brother Lee Ward. She was born January 1907 in Moberly and was a member of Mexico First Presbyterian Church.
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Dallas
Tex
Mexico
Don Middleton
MFA Insurance Co
Precht-Pickering
Robert Collins
First Presbyterian Church
Eastlawn Memorial Park
Middleton
Moberly
Ella Ward
Phillips Nursing Home
Harry Ward
Lee
Doris Ann) Badaracco
Charles
Virginia) Schuleter
St. Louis
Lee Ward
Vandalia
First Presbyterian Church of
George Meyer of Middletown dies at 71
George Meyer 71 of Middletown died Friday at Audrain Medical Center where he had been a patient since Oct 14. He was born July 31 1906 in Eolla and married to Alta Meyer who survives. He worked for Ford in Detroit most of his life and moved to Middletown a decade ago to retire. Visitation is Sunday 6 to 8 pm at Myers Funeral Home with services Monday 2 pm at the same funeral home and burial in Fairmount Cemetery.
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Middletown
George Meyer
Audrain Medical Center
Myers
Wellsville
Fairmount
Eolla
Alta Meyer
Harry
Ruby) Graham
Tom Teshaw
Meyer
Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Co
Rites Pending For Alfonso Webster 76
Paris services are pending at Agnew Funeral Home for Alfonso Webster 76 of Paris. He died Friday afternoon in Moberly. Born January 2 1901 in Missouri to Lum and Mary Webster. Survived by wife Linna Troy two daughters Debra Long Paris and Esther Bruce Carson California and two grandchildren. A military veteran he had lived in Monroe Manor in Paris the past year.
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Paris
Agnew
Alfonso Webster
Webster
Moberly
Missouri
Lum
Mary Webster
Linna Troy
Mrs Olds Rites At 10 Monday
Funeral services for Mrs. Nora Olds are set for 10 a.m. Monday at Arnold Funeral Home with Rev. Richard Ash of St Matthew's Episcopal Church officiating. Graveside rites follow Tuesday at 10:20 a.m. at Memorial Park Cemetery in St. Louis. The family will be at the funeral home after 2 p.m.
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Nora Olds
Arnold Funeral Home
Richard Ash
St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
St. Louis
Carter kin recalls car rampling Klan rally in Plains
Miss Lillian Carter testified she saw little due to distance as a man in a sports car rammed the speakers platform at a Ku Klux Klan rally in Plains on July 2 injuring 31 people. Buddy Cochran, a 30 year old white truck mechanic, faces eight counts of assault. he says he rammed the platform to protest Klan rhetoric.
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Americus
Carter
Buddy Cochran
Cochran
Klan
Lilian Carter
Plains
Ku Klux Klan
Bill Wilkinson
Denham Springs
Imperial
Wizard of the Invisible Empire
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Wilkinson
Plains Baptist Church
Ralph Gallop Services Today
Services for Ralph Gallop, 76, of Phoenix Arizona, were held this afternoon at Arnold Funeral Home with Rev Thomas Adams conducting. Pallbearers included Allen Gallop Lewis Gallop Carl Nordwald Don Foreman Dr Don Phillips and Walter Moore. Burial followed at Walnut Grove Cemetery Paris.
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Ralph Gallop
Phoenix
Ariz
Arnold Funeral Home
Thomas Adams
Mexico United
Miss Florence Hart Dies While on Africa Trip
Miss Florence M. Hart of Kansas City, sister of Mrs. O. G. Hocker of Mexico, died Friday morning in Nairobi Kenya after collapsing at the Hilton Hotel. She was on an African trip with Mrs. Leon Riley of Breckenridge Missouri. A retired schoolteacher, she had often visited in Mexico and is survived by Mrs. Hocker and a nephew Tom Hocker of Kansas City and his children Jan and John. Arrangements are pending in Breckenridge.
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Kansas City
0. G. Hocker
Mexico
Nairobi
Kenya
Hilton
Leon Riley
Breckenridge
Hart
Hocker
Tom Hocker
Jan
John Hocker
Truman White Burial At Hatton
Truman A White, 72, former Centralia and Hatton resident, died Thursday in West Palms Florida where he lived. He is survived by wife Mary Elizabeth Younger White. A prayer service will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at Fenton Funeral Chapel. The Rev Cleo Kottwitz will conduct services at Pleasant Grove Cemetery in Hatton. Funeral home hours were from 7 to 9 p.m.
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A. White
Centralia
Hatton
West Palms
Fla
Mary Elizabeth Younger White
Fenton Funeral Chapel
Cleo Kottwitz
Pleasant Grove
Birth of Andrew Joseph Wieschhaus in Columbia
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Paul Wieschhaus of Columbia on October 16 at 11 27 am at Boone County Hospital. The infant weighed six pounds three ounces and has been named Andrew Joseph Wieschhaus. This is their first child. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Norbert Wieschhaus of Columbia and Mr and Mrs Al Ginnes of Columbia.
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Paul Wieschhaus
Columbia
Boone County Hospital
Andrew Joseph Wieschhaus
Norbert Wieschhaus
Martinsburg
al Ginnes
Wrights Welcome Daughter Tonya Nicole Born at Audrain Center
Mr and Mrs Roger Thomas Wright of Centralia are the parents of a daughter born Friday at 6 37 p m. at Audrain Medical Center weighing six pounds thirteen ounces and named Tonya Nicole Wright. Mr Wright farms.
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Roger Thomas Wright
Centralia
Audrain Medical Center
Tonya Nicole Wright
Wright Farms
Son born to James Randall Allen family in Fulton
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Allen of Fulton are the parents of a son born today at 1:27 a.m. at the Audrain Medical Center. He weighed nine pounds 10 ounces and has been named James Randall Allen. Mr. Allen is employed by G.T. Wolfmier.
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Kenneth A. Allen
Fulton
Audrain Medical Center
James Randall Allen
Allen
G.T. Wolfmier
Girl for Richardses Born at Audrain Medical Center
A daughter was born today at 3:46 a.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Richards of Sturgeon at Audrain Medical Center. She weighed seven pounds six ounces and remains unnamed. Mr. Richards works for Sydenstricker Implement Co., Mexico.
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Gary Richards
Sturgeon
Audrain Medical Center
Richards
Sydenstricker Implement Co
Mexico
Naming of April Theresa Armstrong at Audrain Medical Center
April T Armstrong and Mrs. David C Armstrong of Paris welcomed a daughter Friday at 10 29 p.m. at Audrain Medical Center. The infant weighed six pounds five ounces and was named April Theresa Armstrong. Mr Armstrong is employed by Archie Sanford.
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David C. Armstrong
Paris
Audrain Medical Center
April Theresa Armstrong
Armstrong
Archie Sanford
Panama City braces for canal treaty referendum
In Panama City officials express confidence that voters will approve the treaties with the United States in a Sunday referendum. About 800,000 Panamanians can vote on yellow yes or white no ballots as crowds rally amid a tense campaign under Brig. Gen. Omar Torrijos. The pact would transfer canal control to Panama by 2000 after a six week campaign marked by contrasting slogans.
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Panama City
Panama
United States
Omar Torrijos
National Guard
Torrijos
U.S
Prince Charles Visits Charleston in Royal Pageantry
Prince Charles arrives in Charleston to honor its colonial roots and heritage. He will visit The Citadel, change into a military uniform, and review the 2,000 cadets as bagpipes play in Royal Stewart kilts, marking a formal royal welcome in one of America's oldest cities.
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S.C
Charles
America
Charles II
South Carolina
Carolina
Charles I
Charles Town
Citadel
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