Indicted Crismon faces two federal counts in bank loan scheme
James Crismon, former First State Bank of Bonne Terre president, was indicted on two counts for fictitious loans totaling 70 000 and 25 400 secured by cattle. Bank closed amid mismanagement, reopened as Commerce Bank under Commerce Bancshares. Conviction could bring five years and 5000 fine per count.
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First! Adeca
Anne Terre
Ying
Jegen Criemon
Coutt
Crismon
Criamon
Crismion
Bonne Terre
Cristion
Commerce Bank of
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Centralia Personal News Recaps Weekend Gatherings
About 150 people attended a Centralia social on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Thurston present. Vicki Potts began freshman year at Southwest Missouri State in Springfield with Bobbi Roberts and Char Lyon also attending. A 10 to 11 a.m. session at United Methodist Church gathered twenty or more youths as Rev. Thomas Adams led readings of summer memories and school notes.
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Ronnie Thurston
Robert Potts
Vicki
Springfield
Miss Potts
Southwest Missouri State
Bobbi Roberts
Perry Roberts
Char Lyon
Robert Lyon
United Methodist Church
Thomas Adams
Lights Stay Red in Baltimore Traffic Jam
Traffic-snarled motorists fumed as a short circuit in a cable fed over 400 signals left downtown Baltimore lights stuck on red. Dozens of intersections backed up for the 3% hours before the problem was fixed.
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Baltimore
Local GM UAW Bargaining Presses On In Detroit
In Detroit AP report, GM and United Auto Workers press local talks on 33,000 workers after a national pact. Interim bargaining focuses on plant issues such as air conditioning, seniority, overtime and grievance rules while a temporary strike immunity tour unfolds. Ford and Chrysler unit progress noted as national disputes center on wages, COLA removal, and pension terms with GM seeking pattern-setting settlement.
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Detroit
Earl Bramblett
General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Ford Motor Co
Chrys
Ler Corp
Ford
Chrysler
Personal News From Wellsville and Vandalia Highlights
Local society notes from Wellsville and Vandalia recount birthdays as Mrs. Charles Essex turns 90 with Golden Age Club. club visits Sunnydale Academy Cen tralia and Audrain County Historical Museum Mexico. guests include Wayne Keeney Bransteller Elsberry Talbert McCollum Heim Erb Johnson. Miss Belinta Hayden and Miss Patty Keeney seek Florida employment. Hook family hosts Willard Sailor enlistment chair and others. Harmony Club and Wellsville WSCS host event. conservation film on pollution to arrive. district club plans in October. Joyful Servants class studies Bible symbols and Genesis. officers elected Nelson Davis president James Dunbar vice president Brace secretary treasurer Boattcher reporter.
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Quincy
Belinta Hayden
Patty Keeney
Florida
Charles Essex
Golden Age Club
Community Builders Extension Club
Sunnydale Academy
Centralia
Audrain County Historical Museum
Mexico
Wayne Keeney
Bill Bransteller
Don Elsberry
Ralph Talbert
Bob McColl
Willard Sailor
Drain Hospital
Man
Charles Swarthout
Davis
Wellsville
Senior Citizens Club
C. W. Hank
Andrew
K. P.picklow
Scholl
The
Harmony Club
MFWC
Andrew Picklows
Middletown
Bruce St. Pierre
Quet
WSCS
Devil's Elbow
Edugeant
Korea
Eastonal
Quenten Boyd
Marvin
Wayne
Chandler
Bill Dunn
Hope
Tony Walton
Robert
Clithero
District Club
Louisiana
Dwane Stur- Zeon
Robert Brace
Nelson Davis
James Dunbar
Bill Boattcher
National Baptist Conferences Highlight Evangelism in KC
Jone of Mexico and others attend statewide National Baptist Conferences on Evangelism at St Stephens Baptist Church in Kansas City this week. Sunday School Leadership Preparation Week runs September 21 at Wellsville Baptist Church except Tuesday night with Rev. Fred Cox of Montgomery City leading a study on Administering the Bible Teaching Program at 7 p.m.
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Jone
Mexico
St. Stephens Baptist Church
Kansas City
Wellsville Baptist Church
Fred Cox
Montgomery City
Personal News Of Paris Of Paris Continues On Page 3
A girl remains in serious condition at Woodland Hospital in Moberly. The Powder Puff football game between high school senior and junior girls was postponed to Thursday due to rain. The Wliners Reunion will be held Sunday September 27 at Huckleberry Hall in Mark Twain Park Florida Missouri with a basket lunch at noon.
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Woodland Hospital
Moberly
Wliners
Huckleberry Hall
Mark Twain Park
Florida
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