Johnston Heads Rural Wellsville Fire Assn
Freddie Johnston elected president of the Wellsville Rural Fire Association at the annual meeting. He succeeds John Hird. Paul Angel continues as secretary treasurer. Raymon Woodson and Lawrence Wortman are named to District 4 terms. Mike Shire re-elected for City of Wellsville.
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Wellsville
Freddie Johnston
Claude Peery
Lindell Hildebrand
Bill Burkhalter
Diggs Wildlife Area
Paul Angel
John Hird
Don Shoup
Mike Shire
Auxvasse Declared Official Bicentennial Community
City park ceremonies designated Auxvasse as a official Bicentennial Community. Dr William Parrish of the Missouri Bicentennial Commission presented the flag to Mayor Arthur Gresham and a certificate to Mrs Robert Simpson. Magistrate Judge Patrick Horner urged rededication to the founders ideals. Gifts were given to Miss Florence LaFon and Clayton Hook. Mrs A H Domann was honored as an outstanding woman of the community.
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Auxvasse
William Parrish
Arthur Gresham
Warren Moser
Robert Simpson
Patrick Horner
Florence LaFon
Clayton Hook
A. H. Domann
Mexico Ceodger publication details and rates
Mexico Ceodger lists publication schedule daily except Sundays and holidays at 300 N Washington St Mexico Missouri. It provides postage and subscription rates by method and region including annual, semi annual, and quarterly options. It notes carrier and mail delivery areas, armed forces rates, and office hours.
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Washington St
Mexico
Audrain
APO
Paris Personal News Highlights from Miriam Vanhuss
MR AND MRS JOE VANHUSS returned from a visit with son in Dallas TEX. Autumn Leaves Senior Citizens club hosted a carry in at NECAC Center with 37 members Sept 11. Birthdays listed for Lillian Wyatt Ivy Garnett Virginia Rector Bessie Hawkins Omer Hamilton Florence Dumbauld Mr Rogers Wilma Crook Florence Bodine.
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Autumn Leaves Senior Citizens Club
NECAC
Lillian Wyatt
Ivy Garnett
Virginia Rector
Bessie Hawkins
Omer Hamilton
Florence Dumbauld
Mr. Rogers
Wilma Crook
Florence Bodine
Mrs. Roe
Peg Hollingsworth
Roy Robinson
Daisy Hill
Nettie Armstrong
Monroe Manor
Senior Citizens Aide
Monroe County Nursing Service
Senior Citizens Senate
Wentzville
Crook
Medicare
Monroe County
Kroger Company
Kroger
Lillian Deaver
Margaret Powers
Anne Smithey
Paris
Josephine Ware
Maurene Barnhouse
Moberly
Arrow Rock
Abzug Signals Senate Bid Odds For 1970
New York Representative Bella Abzug said her chances of running for the Senate next year are very good. Abzug, a leading feminist and Democrat, discussed the possible campaign amid questions about party strategy and the field.
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New York
Bella Abzug
Senate
High Hill Dedicates New Church Sanctuary
The dedication of St. John's United Church of Christ in High Hill occurred Sept 7 with about 605 attendees. Rev Clarence M Higgins delivered the sermon. others included Rev Paul Stock, Rev John Masters, Dr Raymond Bizer, and Aubrey Decker. The congregation, organized 1887, now numbers 246 with a sanctuary seating 330 and facilities for education and fellowship.
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High Hill
St. John's
John Masters
First United Church of Christ
Lebanon
St. John’s
Raymond Bizer
Herbert Ziercher
Vermont Deer Overpopulation Frustrates Biologists
Vermont biologists call the deer crisis a failure of nature to balance the herd. With about 200000 deer and a past overharvest ban on female hunting, starvation and vehicle deaths rise. Forest damage nears $1 million as deer move onto farms for winter survival.
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Vermont
Montpelier
Nature
Baloney
Ben Day
New Hampshire
Day
Vermont Fish and Game Department
Young Hunter Killed in Accidental Shot
In Armstrong Missouri a 14 year old, Chuckie Campbell, died after a bolt action 20 gauge shotgun discharged at his home Sunday. City Marshal Jack Koffman said Campbell and four friends were hunting when his father ordered gun cleaning. The gun fired, hitting Campbell in the groin. authorities suspect a faulty firing mechanism.
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Armstrong
Jack Koffman
Chuckie Campbell
Koffman
Campbell
Ten Die In Missouri Weekend Traffic Toll
The Associated Press reports at least ten killed in Missouri road crashes over the weekend. Incidents include a four-vehicle crash on Missouri 25 near Delta with four victims, a two-car east side crash in Missouri City killing a 97 year old woman and a three month old baby, and several single vehicle or head on crashes across Norman Humphreys Arnold and Callaway County.
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Associated Press
Missouri
Delta
Huey P. Sanders
Chaffee
Donna Sue Sumpter
Perkins
Herbert J. Trankle
Harold L. Macke
Leopold
Highway Patrol
Trankle
Sanders
Kansas Citions
Hedwig Vogel
David Wayne Langley
James Langley
Norman L. Johnson
Humphreys
Roger
James Thebeau
Arnold
St. Louis
Martin E. Rice
Carrollton
Callaway County Rt
Fulton
Rice
Youth Killed In Callaway County Wreck
A Missouri Highway Patrol report says 18 year old Martin E. Rice of Carrollton was killed when his car slid through a curve on Callaway County route UU near Fulton and overturned into a creek. Passenger Paul Tang, 18, of Amado Aziz, sustained injuries and was taken to Callaway County Hospital.
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Fulton
Missouri Highway Patrol
Callaway County
Martin E. Rice
Carrollton
Paul FE. Tang
Amado
Aziz
Rice
Foreign Grain Sales Push Use Of Metrics
Washington AP notes U S crop data and exports to Russia rely on metric tons, while farm trade still measures in bushels with weights varying by grain. It explains bushels per metric ton for wheat corn barley and oats, and the USDA reports include metric equivalents alongside traditional figures.
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Washington
U.S
Russia
Europe
Agriculture Department
Soviet Union
USDA
Gowon seeks return to study politics at Warwick University
Former Nigerian leader General Yakubu Gowon, living with friends in London after a nine year rule, expresses desire to resume study in politics. The Sunday Times notes Gowon, who attended Sandhurst, has visited Warwick University with a strong political department.
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London
Yakubu Gowon
The
Sunday Times
Gowon
Warwick University
England
Sandhurst Military Academy
Centralia 4-H Plans After Wiener Roast and Meeting
Centralia 4-H Club with forty eight members and parents met at Leon Swiney Farm on Sept 8 for a wiener roast camp fire and regular meeting. Distributions of Centralia Fair checks and report forms were noted due this month. A nomination committee of Diana and Nancy Swiney Roxie Parker Nathan Martin and Kay Bettenhausen was appointed. The club will attend 4-H Sunday at Baptist Church on Oct 5 meeting at 10 15 and donating to the church library. A separate Adda Member Club met Sept 9 at Mrs C C Coxs home with five members and one guest Mrs Dora Bagley planning a joint get together with five other Exten sion clubs in Sturgeon area. Next meeting set for Mrs Nadine Garris ons home.
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Centralia
4-H
Leon Swiney Farm
Diana
Nancy Swiney
Roxie Parker
Nathan Martin
Kay Bettenhausen
Baptist Church
ADDA
C. C. Cox
Dora Bagley
Sturgeon
Nadine Garrison
Warrenton Deputy Quits Juvenile Job
Rodney T. Nebel announces the resignation of John Warren Seeley as deputy juvenile officer for the 12th judicial circuit covering Audrain Montgomery and Warren counties. Seeley leaves after several years in Warrenton to join Boonslick Regional Planning Commission citing low pay and long hours.
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Rodney T. Nebel
12Th Judicial Circuit
John Warren Seeley
Audrain
Montgomery
Warren
Seeley
Warrenton
Boonslick
Nebel
Meat Imports From Down Under Soar in July
Meat imports from Australia and New Zealand surged in July, lifting the year’s total to over 707 million pounds. The volume, mostly low grade beef for hamburger and other products, avoided formal quotas via voluntary agreements to stay under 1.18 billion pounds. With five months left in 1975, July’s share amounted to about 60 percent of the annual allocation, aligning with government plans.
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Washington
Australia
New Zealand
Agriculture Department
U.S
Missouri panel eyes filing rule for party committee candidates
The Missouri Elections Commission tentatively ruled that candidates for county party committees must file all reports under the new campaign disclosure law, with final approval needed. Debate centered on whether exempting committee candidates would create a loophole, as sponsors noted their influence on endorsements and potential campaign funding. Republican and Democratic leaders offered mixed views on the ruling’s impact on participation. Dr. Robert Karsch defended the action, noting public outcry often follows new laws.
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Point Lookout
Missouri Elections Commission
Charles Walier
Christopher S. Bond
Republican Party
Lowell McCuskey
Linn
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Steve Greely
Independence
Leonard Groves
Overland Park, Kan
Methodist Children's Home
Naomi
United Methodist Women
Clarence Smith
Roger Eckler
LeRoy Pease
M.W. Berger
Grace Slonaker
D.C. Lehnen
del Stevenson
Paul W. Dunbar
Beth ‘Ann Dunbar
J.W
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Henry Kraftzeck
Ll.b. Deraps
Rita Shocklee
St. Peters
A.C. English
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F.C. Enslen
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English
Elsie Lee Enslen
Wells Villa
Wellsville Christian Church
W.K. Hintz
Hallie Penn
Robert Whitehead
Don Burwell
Glenn Freyer
Robert Hodkins
Ceodger
Miriam Vanhuss
Joe Vanhuss
Gary Gampher
David
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W. Jackson
Helen Wraith
John
Martha Folia Trinte
Laddonia Christian Church Fellowship Hall
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St. Louis Post Dispatch
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Money College
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