Miss Arndt Becomes Florida Scout Exec
Centralia native Martha Arndt has joined Gateway Girl Scout Council in Jacksonville as field director. Former camp counselor and troop leader in Gainesville area, she studied at USF and UF, finishing in January.
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Centralia
Martha
Marty) Arndt
Joseph M. Arndt
Gateway Girl Scout Council
Jacksonville
Fila
Miss Arndt
Gainesville
Fla
Betty Arndt
Peggy
Marilyn
Centralia High School
University of South Florida
Tampa
University of Florida In
Benton City Nurse Presents Cardiology Workshop Paper
Mrs. George Judy Taylor of Benton City, an instructor in the University of Missouri Columbia graduate program in medical surgical nursing, reported results of physiological monitoring of thoracic surgery patients at a cardiology workshop for nurses in St. Louis. The workshop, sponsored by the American Heart Association Council on Cardiovascular Nursing and Missouri and St. Louis Heart Associations, runs Tuesday through Thursday. Taylor's paper is titled Physiological Monitoring-An Experimental Evaluation.
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George
Judy) Taylor
Benton City
University of Missour
Columbia
University Hospital
St. Louis
American Heart Association Council On Cardiovascular Nursing
Missouri and
Mrs Carl Humm Heads Montgomery County Homemakers
Mrs Carl Humm of McKittrick was elected president of the Montgomery County Extension Homemakers Council at its quarterly meeting in Montgomery City. The council plans several fall events including Achievement Day with a Porkskin fashion show and a FDA consumer protection program by Mary Margaret Richardson.
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Dorothy Borchett
Montgomery
Carl Humm
McKittrick
Montgomery County Extension Homemakers Council
Montgomery City
Paul Turner
Missouri Farm Bureau
Montgomery County Council
State Extension Homemakers
J. W. Enslen
Wellsville
Mary Margaret Richardson
The
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
St. Joseph’s School Hall
Rhineland
John W. Bishop
M. W. Berger
Happy Workers Extension Club
Raymond Lowry
Bishop
Charles Schaefer
Elmer Keith
Paul W. Dunbar
del Stevenson
Co. W. Burkhalter
Keith
Edward Roppel
Billie Blane
Teacher From Taiwan Speaks at Kiwanis Club
Wellsville reports Jerry Chen a Taiwan educator in the R-1 school system spoke to the Wellsville Kiwanis Club about Formosa and China. Charter Night Banquet planned for Oct 9 at United Methodist Presby terian hall with Dr. Lansford as speaker and Lt Gov Baker in attendance for officer installation.
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Wellsville
Jerry Chen
Taiwan
Wellsville Kiwanis Club
Formosa
China
United Methodist - Presbyterian Fellowship Hall
Lansford
Baker
Mexico Ledger Subscription Rates and Hours
Mexico Ledger lists publication details and pricing. Single copy 10 cents. Carrier and mail rates shown for various regions. Office hours 8:00 to 5:30 Monday through Friday and 8:00 to 3:00 Saturday.
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Washington St
Mexico
Audrain
Callaway CROP Aims to Raise $10000 for Hunger Relief
In AUXVASSE CHOP in Callaway County the campaign to raise 10,000 in 1972 supports hungry people overseas and at home. Rev. Charles Fugate notes last year’s 4791 total, urges higher efforts as government aid drops and refugee numbers rise. CROP seeks to stop hunger by aiding 30 countries through farming, marketing, and modern agricultural training.
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Auxvasse
Callaway County
United States
Charles Fugate
Fugate
Karl Wallenda Has Another Fall
DETROIT AP Karl Wallenda, a high wire artist, escaped serious injury after a 20 foot fall in Detroit. The incident marks another setback in a string of tragedies affecting his touring troupe.
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Detroit
Karl Wallenda
Coffee Honors Paris Neighbor Who's Moving
A Paris coffee groups honors neighbor Mrs. Claude Brown who is moving to Hannibal. Thirteen women attended at Mrs. Tillian Wyatt’s home as a U S Mail Box center held cards and money gifts for the departing neighbor. The Browns lived in Paris 15 years where he was state highway maintenance supervisor. They will retire and relocate to Hannibal. Additional items note Par is PRO chapter fall season opening with carry in supper and planning, Circle I church meeting with officer slate, Beta Sigma Phi chapter news including a three star rating and 1972 Monroe City home tour date, and Xi Gamma Rho meeting with a Crete program and Bloodmobile pledges.
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Paris
Tillian Wyatt
Claude Brown
Hannibal
U.S
Brown
Jim Reinhard
Grant Dickson
XI Beta XI
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Frances Rouse
Monroe City
Fidelis Club
John Gilmore
Ways and Means Committee
Gary Havens
Jaycee Hut
Guy Callison
Duncan's Bridge
Cleo Hancock
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Florida
Kenny Oliver
Randy Adams
H.C. Weitkemper
Carl Brockman
Kingsport
Tenn
Brockman
University of Tennessee
Martin
Centralia Mental Health Council
William R. Mahieu
Benjamin F. Morris
Dean Friedlin
Morris
Pea Ridge
Ack
National Military Park
Erik Myers
Larry Chance
Cappy Popeck
Placques
Franklin Myers
Art Allen
United Fund Board
Burton Knowles
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Centralia Welfare
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Family Services
Walter Schramm
William H. Reinhardt
H. Arthur Houston
Roscoe Kinkead
Harold Ward
Chester Boren
Glenn Profitt
E. Ray Brown
Madison, Wis
Smokey
Waunakee
Lola Trantin
Martha Arndt
Pittsburgh
Pittsburg Speedhide
Ec I A I Gamble Paint & Glass CO
Promenade
Kiwanis Club
F. A. Zimmann
Jesse Meadows
James Crouch
Altar Society of Resurrection Church
Carl Schmidt
Richard Woodson
Raymond Cobb
D. C. Lehnen
Burlington, Iowa
Mrs
Loren May and
Wellsville-Middletown
R-l
Edith Conover
Audrain Medical Center
Carroll Clithero
Jerol Laughlin
Lawrence Southers
Robert Nagel
Dennis Goodman
Bill Stoddard
Troy
Wellaville Public Library
Sullivan
United Methodist Church
Nature
Brace
West Hudson St
LeRoy Pease
C. &. Hildebrand
Pease
Lena Getz
Mexico Ledger
Joe Kleinsorge
Rosalie Jones
Raymond Lees
Mrs. Ione Ransdel
Allen Forbis
Orville Riley
Pauline Schwantes
Ed Long
Ethan Gallop
Jane Ranadell
West Plaza
Pacey Tretterisd Home Furnishings
T'S
Extended Payment Credit
Bankamericard
Pearl
Ford
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Chevelle
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