Wellsville Band Loses Five Instruments in BreakIn
Wellsville Middletown R-1 High School reported a theft of band room instruments valued at 600 to 700 dollars. An alto saxophone trombone two snare drums and cymbals were taken after a glass window was cut to gain entry. The loss was found when band classes convened Saturday. Two bug loads of Wellsville High students traveled to St. Louis for Band Day at Busch Stadium. The report also covers WSCS pledges and local club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Zummam
Wellsville
R-1
St. Louis
University of Missouri-Baylor
Busch Stadium
Agriculture Room
D. L. Stevenson
Smith
Crg
Andy Clarence Deichman
Greenhands
Farmer
FFA
Stephen Kleinsorge
Mike Kolling
Jimmy Meyers
Kenneth Cornelius
James Mitchell
David Baugh
Dean Wille
Keith Thomas
Lyndell Ankrom
Kent Harness
Billy Shramek
FIPA
Wayne Chandler
Fourth District
Hog
Cabin Sourh
Prodesse Club
MF/sons
Wells Church
Prodesse
Denne
Son and Sons
Bella
Betty Crocker
Hendersons
Western
Clarence Deichman
Chandler
Middletown
Gary Walker
Montgomery City
Gene Peak
Lande Lehnen
Harry Bishop
Stanley Brooks
Roger O'Leary
Clar
Paris Legion Fish Fry to Be Sunday Afternoon
The annual fish fry sponsored by American Legion Post 221 will be held Sunday Sept 13 in the hall on Main Street. Veterans and families are invited. Carry-in dinner starts 12:30 p.m. Fish drinks and table service provided by sponsors. Afternoon program includes reports from Boys and Girls State delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
American Legion Post 221
Main'St
Addiiton
Bellringer
Monroe County
Glen Mutti
Monroe
Prairie Garden ‘Homemakers Club
Wesley Meyers
Charles Wilson
Hayes King
Elmer Jones
Maxie
Ana Ania Wing Pooping Jones
Ellaltrains
Kroftan
Laddonia Women Meet At Presbyterian Church
The Women of the Church at Laddonia met Thursday at the Presbyterian Church with 20 members. Officers were installed for the coming year and memorial services held for eight departed members. Weekend visits included Don Bishop family and Mary Bishop of Martinsburg with outdoor activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Brown
Mary Summers
Mary Rees
Mollie Runde
Lillie Welch
Alice Moss Ferris
Gordon Campbell
Emil Erdel
Joe ‘Teague
Rowena Powell
Stuart
Clyde Moore
Don Bishop
Laura
Kathleen
Douglas
Paddy Creek
Clark National Forest
St. Leonard Wood
Mary Bishop
Martinsburg
Kristal ‘Curtis
Mary. Sharp
Callao
Sharp
Miss .Curtis
Vicki Heim
Mexico
Charles Gorman
Christian ‘Women's Fellowship
Laddonia Christian Church
G. W
Van-Far Milk Drops Back To Two Cents on Monday
Van-Far R-1 District will revert to two cents for extra milk starting Monday Sept. 14 after a federal funding decision. Other local items note teachers urged to join walkers, AFS student Asa Samuelson from Sweden living with the Beedles, and weekly Van-Far meal plans. Obituaries mention David J. Williams of Vandalia, with services in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Young
State Department of Education
van- Far
R-1
Frank Branstetter
Herbert Adams
Springfield
Pike County Hospital
Wallace Thurman
Charity Thurman
Louisville
AFS
Asa Samuelson
Sweden
Don Beedle
Tommy Hawk
Valdalla
Malcolm Motley
Alvin Shaw
Land Sons
Larry Joe Shaw
Bill Doyle
Jacksonville
David J. Williams
Tom Williams
Vandalia
Robert Meneilly
Village United Presbyterian Church
D. W
George Bourne
Kenneth Shinn
Liberty
Mexico Ledger Classifieds and Mail Rates Notice
The Mexico Ledger details publication schedule as daily except Sundays and holidays, with address at 300 N Washington St Mexico MO 65265. It lists single copy price 10 cents and various subscription rates by region and duration, plus office hours from 8:00 a.m. to 3:31 p.m. weekdays and 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturdays. Members of armed forces receive a $1 per month rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Washington St
Mexico
Audrain
Cannon Bid 30 Per Cent Too High
ST LOUIS The Army Corps evaluates the lone bid for the Cannat Dam and Reservoir project. Groves and Sons Co Springfield Ill submitted 496000, 30 percent above the corps estimate and 5 percent over the allowed deviation. Col LeTellier opened bids and Burgess says corps has 30 days to decide. If not revised the project will be re advertised for new bids. A Sept 24 opening for main dam construction is expected to exceed 5 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
5. J. Groves and Sons Co
Springfield
Ill
Carrall N. LeTellier
Thomas Burgess
Burgess
Boat Trip Book Added To Library By Edith Gentry
Montgomery City librarian Mary Margaret Kettle reports new memorial books for Mr and Mrs Harry Ball and Miss Selma Will. The signed Across the USA by Boat by Bill Diamond recalls a Missouri River trip in 1968. New adult nonfiction and fiction titles include works by Nixon, Peale, Gerson, McMurtry, Stewart, and Loring, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith P. Gentry
Montgomery City
Mary Margaret Kettle
Harry Ball
Selma Will
Bill Diamond
W.J. Auchly
Auchlys
Washington, Mo
Bucher
Lloyd M. Bucher
Andrew Duncan
Mabel Barbee Lee
John M. Allegro
Catherine Bowen
Weldon Hill
Jennie Melville
Ellen Frankfort
Hans Kirst
Larry McMurtry
Ann Pinchot
Mary Stewart
Hoyle and Hoyle
God Is An
R.F. Delderfield
Callahan
Noel B. Gerson
L. P
George
Peg
Witch
Blackbird’ Pond
Elizabeth Spears
Robin
Majorie Fleck
Tommy
Elizabeth Baker
Bianca Bradbury
Missouri Ledger Highlights Local Readers and Awards
In Mexico Missouri the Ledger notes school and library items, including juvenile books and poetry collections. It reports Mary Miller and two students flying to New York then returning to Missouri University Columbia for term, while Mrs Marilyn Lucas earns a certificate of appreciation and cash award for an ASC efficiency suggestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bielanea Bradbury
Lee Bennett ‘Hopkins
Frances Olscott
Julian May
Jane Blattner
Ann Miller
New York
Mary Miller
Cave
University of Missouri Columbia
Matilyn Lucas
Mort Sea Rece
Missouri State
ASC
ASCS
Gladys Anderson
Auxvasse
Inez Gliger
Dora Dryden
Margaret Wheelan
Seed Clinic Attended by Mexico Coop Manager Paul Purvis
Paul Purvis of Mexico, manager of the Audrain Cooperative Association, attends a seed clinic at Farmland Industries School in Kansas City. The clinic began Wednesday and ends today, serving cooperative employees from Mid-America with training selected by local managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Purvis
Mexico
Audrain Cooperative Association
Farmland Industries School
Kansas City
Mid-America
Early Harosoy Harvest at Laddonia Beans Sold
Elmer Johnson of Laddonia harvested the Early Harosoy beans Monday and sold them to MFA Exchange. The Harosoy variety yielded 30 bushels per acre, weighed 55 pounds per bushel, with 13.25 percent moisture. Frank Kessler, MFA manager, called the beans very good and sold for 2.71 dollars per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laddonia
Elmer Johnson
MFA Exchange
Frank Kessler
Kessler
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Wellsville Band
Once Smith
Lehnen
Roger Scott
C. L. Stevenson
Charles Deiter
M. W. Berger
Graéé Slonaker
Henry Kraftzeck
Clarence Smith
Roger Eckler
Richard Smith
Columbia
Maxwell Air Force Base
Montgomery
Ala
Sgt. Smith
Air Force
Pete Mr
and Mrs
Milford Hender
Aulo Swre
A. W. Hill
Moberly
Thurman Bell
W. H. Mc.Clain
Linda
Terri
Alton
R.D. Burwell
Bob
Don Turner
Mahomet, Ill
Turners
Patricia. Turner
Stephens, College
Turner
Burwell
Bostonian
Jake Eichelberger
Intercourse
Pennsylvania
Paris Legion
Gleason Club
Community I Center
Ruth S. Akers
Mark Twain
Florida
Stoutsville
Janna
Danie Saids
Mit
William J. Robinson
Audrain Hospital
Clara Dickson
Woodland Hospital
Sanford
Allen Forbis
Forbis
Charles M. Alen
Logene Thomson
CWF
Gordon Evans
Owasso
Okla
Paul Evans
Norval
Evans
Thomsons
Clarksville
Hannibal
Rockcliff
W. Maenroe
Kizer
Rexall Store
The
Security
Opportunity
P.O. Box
Florissant
Co-op
Harosoy
Independent Bank
P Aay National Bank
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