New Home Begun On Hazel Place In City Permits
Building inspector issued 11 permits last week led by Arnold Fennewald building a new home for George Stahl at 518 Hazel costing 31900. Other permits include Reroofs at 411 N Promenade and 508 E Orange, kitchen remodel at 912 N Washington, porch at 702 N Craig, and razing 103 W Missouri Ave.
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Hazel Place
Arnold Fennewald
George Stahl
Hazel
Norman Rose
Charles Rose
N. Craig St
Verl Main
Floyd Ash
Coal St
Roscoe Pfitzer
N. Promenade St
Carl Adkisson
Ray Peterson
E. Love St
N. Washington St
Charlie Fry
Archie Davis
E. Orange St
Mary Bomar
E. Monroe St
Z-Way Products
S. Washington St
Real Estate Transfers in Vandalia and Farber Areas
Transfer notices list several real estate moves: Ruby D. and Joe C. Bartolocci to Ward J. Moore for Lot 8 Block 3 Jefferson Terrace Subdivision 2 Mexico. William Jr. and Bobby Lee Phillips to Billy Joe and Althea Lee Stotler SW% NEY Sec 33 two BIN ROW. Ethel V. Naysmith to Clarence A. and Mable L. Kincade 120 lots 3 and 4 Block 1 J.B. Lewellen addition to Vandalia. Edith Trabue and W Earl Webber to Bobby Joe and Barbara Jean Force Lots 6 and 7 John T. Trabues Sub 1 Farber.
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Ruby D
Joe C. Bartolocci
Ward J. Moore
Jefferson Terrace
Mexico
William Jr
Bobby Lee Phillips
Billy Joe
Althea Lee Stotler
Ethel V. Naysmith
Clarence A
Mable L. Kincade
J.B. Lewellen
Vandalia
Edith Trabue
W. Earl Webber
Bobby Joe
Barbara
Jean Force
John T
Trabues
Farber
Dahlia Tomato Monster Needs a New Home
MAIDSTONE England AP Fred the plant grows in Ruby Martin's Maidstone cafe yard. A cross between a dahlia and a tomato, the 9 foot monster keeps growing and consuming water, threatening other flowers. Mrs. Martin says Fred must go.
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Maidstone
England
Fred
Ruby Martin
Indian Tribe To Share $1,372,267
WASHINGTON AP The House passed a bill to distribute a 1.372 million dollar judgment among tribes. The split shows Kansas and Nebraska Iowa tribes receiving 61.29 percent and the Iowa tribe of Oklahoma getting 38.71 percent.
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Washington
House
Kansasas
Nebraska
Iowa Tribe of
Oklahoma
Restoring Pickled Pine Finish On Oak Furniture
A reader asks how to remove paint and create a lightened pickled look on oak. The answer outlines a wiped salt and shellac finish, recommending careful, pausing steps, thinning shellac with denatured alcohol, light buffing between coats, and finishing with a final wipe to achieve a pale pickled effect.
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Cohol
Rainer
Episcopal Plan Faces Broad Backing From Churches
An Episcopal appeal for a major shift of church funds to support Negro-led urban groups drew endorsements from Protestant, Catholic and Jewish leaders. Dr Arthur S. Flemming of NC Council of Churches urged reallocating funds to fight discrimination and expand basic human rights for the poor.
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Arthur S. Flemming
National Council of Churches
American Jewish Committee
Morris B. Abrams
New York
James A. Pike
7 Story Silo Collapse Destroys Hay Reserve
A large seven story silo toppled after failing to withstand long term stress, increasing daily until it collapsed into a ruin worth about $10,000. The structure, among the area’s largest, housed 800 tons of hay. Local contractor comments reflect on temporary replacements and durability.
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Lockridge
Reagan Rules No Campaign Organization in 1963
Sacramento report says Gov Ronald Reagan ruled out creating a national campaign organization before the 1963 Republican National Convention. He said he is not a candidate for president but will set up machinery in California to manage the June primary and lead the state delegation to block others from challenging him. He plans a California operation to ensure a strong showing and to prevent a repeat of the Rockefeller Goldwater clash of 1964.
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Sacramento
Ronald Se
Reagan
Alk Tate
California
Capitol
Ilinois
South Carolina
Wisconsin
Vietnam
Atates
New Hampshire
Milwaukee
Wis
Oregon
Detroit
Newark
Freeman backs collective bargaining for farmer prosperity
Omaha, AP Freeman proposed collective bargaining as the best path to farmer prosperity and freedom at a National Association of County Agricultural Directors convention. He urged farmers to consider it while noting potential crop acreage adjustments for next year and current grain and soybean stock declines.
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Omaha
Neb
Orville Freeman
Freeman
National Association of County
Corporation
Daniel Boone Bookmobile Schedule Details
Daniel Boone Regional Library bookmobile routes list dates and times for September 26 and 27. Stops include Hatton McCredie School Auxvasse High School Yucatan and Williamsburg Community with times from morning through afternoon hours.
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Daniel Boone
Daniel Boone Regional Library
RT Hatton McCredie
McCredie
Hereford
Auxvasse High School
Yucatan
Wiliamsburg
Convict T Shirt Traps Teenager in Fire Alarm Incident
In Pensacola Florida AP reports a teen warns a beagle escaped from a fire scare leads to a chaotic scene. Bil Rentsohler dons convict stripes and flees with two officers pursuing near Milton. Cherlee Taylor a Contra Costa College student wakes to flames and an evacuated building. Marty the beagle dies in the blaze.
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Pensacola
Fla
Bil Rentsohler
Milton
Martinez
Calif
Cherlee Taylor
Rentschler
Contra Costa College
Marty
Miss Taylor
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Whitley St
James Bahr
Missouri Ave
Norma
S. Weather Bureau
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Ledgerland
Hardware & i Eeomeore Deel ET
Adkisson Plumbing
Lacrosse
Wellsville
Marlowe Plumbing
Mont. City, Mo
Con-O-Gas
Mont
Cono-Gas
Boonville
Moberly
Pickering Williamson
Columbia, Me
Ivor J. Curtis
Seattle
Pike
House of Deputies
Seaton G. Bailey
Griffin
Episcopal Church Women
U.S
House of Bishops
Reaagan
Missouri Power & Light Company
MPL
Chaglow
Missouri Power
Dog
Evening Ledger
Lumber
Lin. Ft. Ge
Mexico Lumber CO
M. L. Page
Mgr
Liberty
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