Joe Pettit Heads Clarence Cannon Committee
At a Clarence Cannon Conference meeting in Macon on September 3, Joe Pettit head basketball coach at Mark Twain High School was named chair of the Conference Basketball Committee by President Kelly Rodgers. The assembly listed district staff and student leaders, and announced admission fees for games at all conference schools.
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Bob Mount
Macon
Joe Pettit
Mark Twain Senior High School
Kelly Rodgers
Clarence Cannon
Highland
Louisiana
Centralia
South Shelby
Monroe City
Palmyra
Mark Twain
Fayette
School of Missions
Rebecca Oliver
MYF
Moorehouse Colony
Missouri
Huntsville
Montgomery Study Club Honors Three Women
The Montgomery Study Club of Montgomery City and MFWC honored three women with state certificates for pioneering roles: Mrs. Walter McQuie Jr., Mrs. Jeff Henderson, and Mrs. B. A. Reed Jr. The club, recognized fourth in the Community Improvement contest for the Montgomery City Park project, plans a rummage sale for Oct. 12 and notes fall convention in Vandalia Oct. 2-3. World War I veterans meet Oct. 15 with speaker Mr. Dodge. a get well card is sent to Mrs. Bob Waggoner.
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Montgomery City
Dorothy Borchelt
Montgomery Study Club
MFWC
Borchelt
Area Foods
University of Missouri Extension Center
Marjorie Oliver
Dorothy Miller
State Federation
Walter McQuie Jr
Jeff Henderson
B. A. Reed Jr
State
of Missouri Federation of Womens Clubs
Montgomery City Park
Vandalia
Bob Waggoner
Bob Boehmler
Howard Brooks
Henry Hustel
Montgomery County
Dodge
Department of Missouri
Kansas City
Leaner Beef In New Grading Rules Announced
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department unveiled proposed rules to lower fat content for higher beef grades. The change could boost eligible Choice beef by up to 20 percent and aims for uniform grading. Officials say taste may be slightly less juicy but leaner beef could be more nutritious and cut producer costs by reducing feeding time.
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Washington
Agriculture ‘Department
Usda Livestock
John C. Pierce
Missouri House Praises 4-H Clubs in Resolution Lineup
Three resolutions adopted by the Missouri House commend 4-H in the 77th General Assembly session. They celebrate the program’s 60th state anniversary, the 25th anniversaries of IFYE and the Missouri 4-H Foundation, and note historic origins in Iron County in 1914. Bond is to sign Sept 17 with Ed Bohl and Frank Graham present.
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Columbia
Missouri
Missouri House of Representatives
77Th General Assembly
Ed Bohl
Harrisonville
Iron County
Frank Graham
University of Missouri- Columbia
Missouri International
Bond
Bohl, Graham
Cauthorn Club Starts Bicentennial Series in Laddonia
The Cauthorn Club met with seven members two guests and one child present. Talks on George Washington opened a bi centennial series as Mrs McCluggage led the talk. Hostess prize went to Mrs Pauline Wybrant and games were won by Mrs McCluggage. Next meeting set for Oct 9 at 2 pm. Refreshments served by host.
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Cauthorn Club
William Woolfolk
Pauline Wyrant
Dale Raleigh
Matthew
Woolfolk
Carver Brown
Amelia Christopher
John Puckett
Rollie Pierce
McCluggage
George Washington
United States
Pauline Wybrant
Irvin Gruer
Faye Welch
Mary Gallon
Elmer Johnson
Goodwater Merrimakers Club
Audrain Hospital
Mexico
Ray Davenport
Delbert Sudbrook
Kenneth Dodgson
Rebekah Lodge
District 21
Jefferson City
Home At
Liberty
Dodson
Mexico Rebekah Lodge
Beulah Nichols
Pat Humphrey
Fulton
Inogene Byars
Columbia
Martha Turner Also
Alvertta Waltz
Eldon
Centralia Mini Tractor Pull Benefits Cancer Family
Centralia Young Farmers sponsor a mini-tractor and four wheel drive pickup pull on Sunday to raise funds for the James H. Reams family, with $1 donations and entry fees of 5 for trucks and 1 for mini-tractors. The event starts at 2 p.m. weigh-in 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. at Oliver Brothers, awarding first to third places. Contact Bob Trask at 682-3933 for details.
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Centralia
James H. Reams
Oliver Brothers
Bob Trask
War Powers Act Is Unconstitutional Says Eagleton
Missouri Senator Thomas Eagleton argues in his forthcoming book that the 1972 War Powers Resolution unconstitutionally surrenders Congress authority on war decisions. He says changes left the measure as an after‑the‑fact tool, granting the president control once military action begins and delaying needed authorization.
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Eagleton
Jefferson City, Mo
Congress
Missouri
Thomas F. Eagleton
Senate
Eagleton Claims Conference Committee
U.S
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