Mexico Evening School classes start Sept 28 at Mexico High
Seventeen skilled and technical courses head the list for the first semester of the Mexico Evening School. Classes begin Sept 28 except where noted, with reservations via the Director of Adult Education at 591-5694. Courses cover sewing, clock repair, furniture refinishing, art crafts, astronomy, judo, writing, crocheting, driving, reading dynamics, and more.
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Mexico High School
Mexico
Mexico Board of Education
Mexico Area
Jim Stubblefield
Peter Toul
B.C
Olson
Condon
Clark
Karen Allen
J.R. Houchins
Evelyn Wood
John Davidson
Ed Hardin
Judge Williamson Attacks Governor Hearnes in Letter
Fulton Missouri AP reports Judge Hugh P Williamson criticizes Gov Warren Hearnes over National Governors Conference at Lake of the Ozarks. He cites liquor in governor's apartment and alleges waste of tax money. Mrs Hearnes denies claims. both are abroad in Ireland, unavailable for comment.
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Hearnes
First’ Baptist Church of
Jefferson City
Williamson
Fulton Sun-Gazette
U.S. Senate
Missouri
Tim
Wellsville Personal News Highlights September Menu Items
Page 12 Personal News Of Wellsville lists school menus for the week starting September 7 at Wellsville High and Wellsville Elementary. It details daily meals including beef and gravy, spaghetti and meat, cheese sandwiches, hamburgers, beans, corn, bread, milk, and assorted desserts with notes on no school days. Names of schools and days anchored to the calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gummer
Wellsville -Middletown
Wellsville
Paris area business opens in vacant Main St building
Personal News of Paris notes a stall in a similar business at the now vacant Main St site bought from A. G. Blakey by the River Pharmacy. Reporters and leaders are named with plans for a September 15 opening and changes include Miss Lena Scobee purchasing a house in the Baker addition and moving in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main St
A. G. Blakey
River Pharmacy
Saal
Lena Scobee
Baker Addition
Paris
Critical Injury At A Substation Power Tower
Meskoob Muhrdad Mickey, 20, an Iranian student at the University, was critically burned and injured after climbing a 30 foot tower at a Kansas City area power substation. Police suspect he was under the influence of a drug when a bang occurred and he fell. He suffered burns over more than 40 percent of his body on his right arm and leg.
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Kansas City
Meskoob
Universit
Kansas
Shawnee
Kan
Muhrdad Mickey Meskoob
Tran
Jefferson City
Fred
Mary F. Fangman
Aerick J. Berger
St. Louis
Maskonb
Symington
University of Missouri-Colum
Pat Logue
Fell
Mangman
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Reagan
Esperansa Quejas de
Jackie Ate
Ema
Aristotle Onassis
Hig
Jacqueline
Jody
John William Humphrys
University of Missouri
T Knitting
J. R. Wheeler
Monsheldon Sik
Fonia
Walter
Kiburz
Louis Smithey
Roach
Fancheonlie
P. B
Marvin Mc
Annanae
Donnecram An
Tidheminers
Devenam
Sharon Ollmann
Coopera
Fee Bar Association
University
of Missouri Extension Division
Hardin
Sehinlov
Craig
E. Lowry
Ino
Jeannie D. Simpson
Area Home Economist
Ann Turnage
Ennis
Bill Crump
Walter Kiburz
Hans Neuman
Emma Callihan
Goren
Ellen Belcher
Bob Napier
Burson
Jerry Burson
N. Jeterson
W. Jackson
Ledger
Pauline Clapper
Edith Howell
Aubrey Milnes
Charles
Garnett
Edna Fields
Ness
Art Riley
Robert
Moberly
V.F.W. Dance
Arnt Onal Bank
Labor
Westlake
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