Centralia News: Dues Rise and Local Events Summary
Centralia reports share of Legion Hall supper income 88 dollars and a 4 to 5 dollar dues change starting January 1 1973. Auxiliary flower fund collects 270 dollars and October 11 meeting includes a baby shower at city hall. TAC plans a car wash at Oliver's Gulf Service and Derby Service Station if needed. Plamore card club hosts quilting bee September 19 at city hall with social games and lunch. Tel-A-Aid coordinates, quilting scraps accepted and quilting top hand quilting offered at Tel-Aid office. Former Archbishop Dies in England Lord Fisher of Lam beth Archbishop Canterbury 1945 1961 dies at 85 after stroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hall
Auxiliary
Dorman
City Hall
David Daughenbaugh
Centralia
TAC
Oliver’s Gulf Service Station
Allen St
Highway 22
Derby
East Street
Tel-A-Aid
Sherborne
England
Lord Fisher of
Lambeth
Canterbury
Personal News of Hatton
Cannell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cannell, former Hatton residents, left Missouri at age three after visiting relatives in Mexico and Fulton. Recent guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Woodward were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Weaver and two grandchildren from Hollywood. Clifford Smith attended the Steam Engine Show in Boonville. Bob and Vernie Oliver and Robert Joe joined Mr. and Mrs. John Edwards, Jana Trammell, Joe Sydenstricker, and Roger for a Sunday at Ft. Leonard Wood, where Harvey Sydenstricker is stationed. Preston Mills and Don Tilton families spent last weekend vacationing at Bella Vista, Arkansas. Mrs. Herbert Duffy visited Columbia with Mrs. Martha Shock and her daughter Mrs. Clarence Belknap of Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. Mrs. Shock is recovering well from a hip fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Cannell
Albert Cannell
Hatton
Missouri
Cannells
Mexico
Fulton
Leo Woodward
Arthur Weaver
Hollywood
Calif
Bob Oliver
Robert Joe
Vernie Oliver
Centralia
John Edwards
Jana Trammell
Joe Sydenstricker
Roger
Ft. Leonard Wood
Harvey Sydenstricker
Preston Mills
Don Tilton
Bella Vista, Ark
Herbert Duffy
Columbia
Martha Shock
Clarence Belknap
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Shock
UN Faces Terrorism and Pollution Debates at General Assembly
United Nations 27th General Assembly opens with focus on terrorism and violence, Korea and Bangladesh power plays, and debate over cutting the U.S. share of the budget. Secretary-General Waldheim urges measures to prevent violence while China and the Soviet Union push on Bangladesh and Korea. The United States seeks a budget cut from 31.5 percent to 25 percent amid tensions over Taiwan, North Korea, and U.N. actions against Nationalist China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bria
Associated Press
United Nations
N.Y
Korea
Bangladesh
United States
U.N. General Assembly
Munich
Israel
Kurt Waldheim
Assembly
Security Council
Soviet Union
China
Waldheim
Indian Subcontinent
U.N
Peking
Pakistan
East Pakistan
India
U.S
South Korea
North
Cities To Face Tough Questions on Revenue Sharing
US Housing official Elmer Smith tells Missouri Municipal League cities must have complete plans to receive federal grants and face scrutiny. Grants recalled if not under contract within six months. first recall October 1. Local leaders must ensure programs are well planned and funds used efficiently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usage Beach
Housing and Urban Development Department
Elmer Smith
HUD
Smith
Missouri Municipal League
Wellsville School Programs and Activities Update
Wellsville and Middletown R-1 schools run lunch menus for the week including salmon croquettes and carrot sticks, with milk daily. High school reports 17 mini-class sessions taught by community and staff, 80 percent participation, plus various clubs and future homemakers activities. The R-1 Pep Squad met, elected officers, and formed a uniforms committee with $2 dues. 1973 staff selections and photographers named. Peace Corps volunteer Don Deichman visits sixth grade, sharing Colombia and Peru slides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Burwell
Dennis Goodman
al Palladino
Mary Alice Wilson
Patty Cahall
Marilyn Houston
Sherie Harness
Mary Pat Wortman
Dana Lemasters
Kathy Dunn
Joni Keith
Laura Koester
Deanna Besehars
Bill Stoddard
David Burwell
Susan Grossman
Chanticleer
Lois Banks
Jean Arens
John Bush
Larry Spiers
Click Bishop
Tim Howard
Gale Clithero
Archie Kemp
Randy Mankey
Dave Yelton
J.V
Jim Mottaz
Don Deichman
Wellsville
Peace Corps
Robert Wagner
Elizabeth Carter
Colombia
Peru
South America
Deichman
Evening School Enrollment For Mexico High School
Enrollment for the Mexico Evening School opens at 7 00 Monday night September 25 at Mexico High School for 24 first semester classes. Adults may reserve by calling 581 5684 or writing to Davis Hart Director of Adult & Vocational Education 905 North Wade St. Courses include sewing guitar tax interior decorating and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico High School
Mexico Evening School
Davis Hart
North Wade St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ford
LTD
Plamore Card Club
Roy West
James Zarlyle
Melvin Smith
Centralia Mental Health Council
Clifford Smith
Boonville
U.S.O
International Harvester
Competitor
I. H
Competitore Hydraulic Pto Control
Big Red
Igilmore
Perry
Paris
Middletown
Barbara Peery
Verle Hoenig
Roseann Alderson
Slim Bunch
Rhythm Makers
Bonnie and Clydes
Bulldogs
Commerce Bank
Down Town and Motor Bank
West Jackson
East Liberty
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