Wellsville Community Notes and Local Appointments
Mrs. Dale Canterbury named Wellsville United Fund campaign chair. McCall’s buys poem by Pat Barley of Montgomery City, a Wellsville writer. Union Thanksgiving service planned at Martinsburg Church with Rev Petree and Rev Stecker. United Methodist Women meet Nov 9. Hawaii trip highlights for Blaue, Lowry, and Blaue families. Garden club and LEtude Club reports. fundraisers and upcoming events. A parade and district meeting discuss global hunger drive and Landrover goal for Central America mission. Wellsville members named.
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Wellsville
Dale Canterbury
United Fund
Harold C. Edwards
United Cerebral Palsy Association of Missouri
UCPA
Wellsville United Fund
Pat Barley
Montgomery City
Patricia Saak
McCall's Magazine
Barley
Martinsburg
Tom Petree
Jerome Stecker
Grace Lutheran Church
United Methodist-Presbyterian Church
Petree
Charles Deiter
L’etude Club
MFWC
Deiter
Wesley Harmon
Frances Hildebrand
Ways and Means
Bright of America Gifts
W. A. Fipps
Bazz Beshears
Jeanne Epple
Food Price Jump Predicted By USDA Through 1978
The Agriculture Department foresees moderately rising retail food prices through mid 1978 driven by higher processing and marketing costs. US consumer grocery bills are projected to rise from 1976 to 1977 and again toward spring, while farm prices to producers stay flat or dip slightly.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
USDA
Outlook Board
ERS
Marketbasket
Sun Bonnet Doll Hospital Run By DIY Doctors In Missouri
In Aurora Missouri a house on Elliott Avenue hosts the Sun Bonnet Doll Hospital where J D and Ann Skidmore repair antique composition and schoenhut dolls. They spend about 17 hours per doll in a nine step, secret patent process, doing full restorations for priced from 25 to 40 dollars. They began as a mail-order venture after experimenting for years in Phoenix and now run a full time, mostly mail order shop with a 435 name mailing list and over a thousand letters handled personally.
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Aurora
Elliott Avenue
Sun Bonnet
J.D
Ann Skidmore
Skidmore
Skidmores
Ozarks
Freshman Representative Ogsman Resigns Missouri House
Jefferson City AP Rep. Julian Ogsman Republican from Joplin will resign before the 1978 session. He opened a law office in Jefferson City and plans to move there, citing faster growth and a new home. He aims to quit by December 1, though no formal notice has been given to the speaker.
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Jefferson City
Julian Ogsman
R-Joplin
Missouri House of Representatives
Capital
Ossman
Joplin
Kenneth Rothman
Dee. 1
New Missouri Drug Problem Calls for Community Action
Dr. William Lerner, head of Missouri's Division of Alcoholism and Drug Abuse, urges community level approaches over legal action to curb rising alcohol and drug abuse. He cites scarce rural programs, high costs at about 700 million dollars, and growing use of PCP as a new trend.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
William Lervner
Lerner
Lecal
Lerersity
Rare art plates rise in value says Dow Jones exchange
Northbrook based exchange notes collector plates outpacing stocks with surefire gains. A plate bought for 25 in 1965 now valued at 1750 while a 9 75 plate from 1969 sells for 440. Free report outlines what to look for buy and pay plus opportunities to acquire plates at low prices. Mail your request before next Saturday for the free copy.
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Northbrook
Exchange
Bradford Exchange
Bradford Place
Bloodmobile To Visit Montgomery
Montgomery set to host the first visit of a Red Cross Bloodmobile from the new Mid Missouri center in Columbia on November 2. At the Community Building from 1 to 5 45 p.m. officials target 110 units as donors, with the new facility serving Montgomery and 20 nearby counties and improving blood collections for area hospitals.
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Montgomery
Red Cross
Mid-Missouri Red Cross Blood Center
Columbia
Montgomer
Durward Baur
Mid- Missouri
St. Louis
Federal Charges For Bank Holdup In Jefferson City
Federal bank robbery charges were filed against Anthony L. Guest, already facing state charges, for the October 20 daylight holdup of Jefferson Bank West in Jefferson City. He faces up to 25 years in prison and a $10,000 fine if convicted. Federal filing occurred Friday per FBI agent Bill Williams.
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Jefferson City
Jefferson Bank West
Anthony L. Guest
Bill Williams
Kansas City
FBI
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Farber
Charlie Crow
Audrain County
Mrs. Canterbury
Wellsville Drive
Thought Seekers Writers' Club
Montgomery County
George
R-2 High School
Stacy
Bryan
Walter Saak
United Methodist Women of
Erma Blaue
Emma Blaue
Lucille Lowry
Margaret Wohlbold
Hawaii
William Fennewald
Luau
Ernie Pyle
Pearl Harbor
Honolulu
Waikiki
California
Leroy Pease
John W
Wellsville Garden Club
Garden Club
Steeleville
United Methodist Church
Supt. Montgomery
Council On Ministries
Mexico
Dr. Harmon
Annette Scott
F. A. Zimmann
Mrs. Skidmore
Hazel
Phoenix Zoo
Phoenix
Mama
Daddy
Dr. Lerne
Logan Pharmacy
Wetterau Incorporated
Wetteran
Dow Jones
Fieldcrest
Lady Pepperell
Esmond
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