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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1970

Page

4

Thompson joins American Oil PR staff in Chicago

Michael E. Thompson, son-in-law of Mr and Mrs Wayne A Boyd of 1015 Kentucky Rd, has joined the Public Relations staff at American Oil Company in its Chicago general office. A 1967 University of Missouri journalism graduate, he served two and a half years as a Navy officer before starting at American Oil earlier this month. The Thompsons, formerly Marsha Kaye Boyd, and their year-old son Thomas, reside in Downers Grove Illinois.

Michael E. Thompson Wayne A. Boyd Kentucky Rd American Oil Company Chicago Thompson University of Missouri Navy American Oil Marsha Kaye Boyd Thomas Downers Grove Ill

Rexroat to take Kroger store manager post in Bowling Green

Charles Rexroat, longtime Kroger employee and former assistant manager, will assume the Kroger Store manager role in Bowling Green on October 4. A 17 year company veteran, he is the son of James E. Rexroat and Mrs. Rexroat of Centralia, and his wife works in the Missouri Cities Water Co. office. They have rented a home in Bowling Green.

Charles Rexroat Kroger Bowling Green James E. Rexroat Centralia Missouri Cities Water Co

Unemployment Costs Rise in Missouri for August

Missouri unemployment compensation payments totaled 5,615,970 in August, up from 5,200,548 in July, with temporary layoffs in the auto industry cited as a factor. The August payouts show a near 75 percent increase from a year earlier, with county figures listed including Jefferson City 82,971.29 and other offices such as Columbia and Hannibal.

Jefferson City Missouri Mexico Au Drain Montgomery Columbia Hannibal Jefferison City Moberly

MFA Managers Symposium in Columbia Attended by MFA Exchanges

Bob Berrey of the Mexico MFA Exchange and Frank Kesler of Laddonia MFA Exchange attended a two day managers symposium in Columbia on September 8 and 9. More than 180 MFA Exchange managers participated to receive product information and plan marketing programs.

Bob Berrey Mexico Frank Kesler Laddonia Columbia MFA

Promotions Tap Two Chance Employees at Centralia Plant

CENTRALIA workers Larry McAllister and Larry Windsor received promotions at the A B Chance Co Centralia plant. McAllister, promoted to machinist, has been with the company since 1964 and is married with three children. Windsor became forklift operator in warehouse shipping, a longtime Chance employee since 1968, married with one child. Russell Taylor completed probation and became a regular punch press operator in the Allen Street factory. a Paris High School graduate, he is married with one child and previously worked for McGraw Edison.

Centralia Larry McAllister Larry Windsor A. B. Chance Co McAllister Allen Street Bill Chance Windsor Bob Russell Taylor Route 1 Madison Paris High Taylor McGraw-Edison

Coats to be Honored by Commerce Tomorrow

Charles H. Coats export manager at A. P. Green Refractories Co. will be honored by the U S Department of Commerce in a 1 00 p m ceremony at the Green Company offices. He is named to the Regional Export Expansion Council and will receive a certificate from Low Burns of the St Louis Field Office. Other Missourians on the council include Henry Danuser Glenn Scott Fred Heinkel and Henry Maddox. The council, chaired by H R Dominguez of First National Bank, supports encouraging non exporters to enter international trade and attract private direct investment to developing countries.

Charles H. Coats A. P. Green Refractores, Co US Department of Commerce Green Company Coats Secretary of Commerce Maurice Stans Low’l Burns St. Louis Commerce Department United’ States Henry J. Maddox Commerce State 1 of Missouri H. R. Dominguez First Nationals Bank

Advisory Ag Council To Meet In St Louis

Jefferson City announces a meeting of the Governor's Advisory Council on Agriculture at the Downtowner Motor Lodge in St Louis September 24 and 25. Agenda covers environmental and feedlot pollution reports, Missouri Dairy Law review, and State Eye and Turkey Merchandising. Richard Hearnes welcomes the group to a Cardinals Cubs game and a Meet the Press session is planned.

Jefferson Dexter D. Davis Governor's Advisory Council On ‘Agriculture St. Louis Wille Ramada Inn Jefferson City State Eye Turkey Ses”Sion Advisory Council Warren E. Hearnes St. Louis Cardinals Chicago ‘Cubs Jack Baker Mexico Jim Boillot McCredie

Westcott to Join MU Rolla Conference for Counselors

Westcott will participate in the University of Missouri Rolla Engineering Conference for high school guidance counselors from Missouri and neighboring states. The event, held Thursday and Friday, has educated about 60 counselors annually since 1964 with support from around 80 employers.

Rolla Missouri University of Missouri-Rolla UMR UMB James F. Westcott Mexico Green Refractories Co

Pleasant Smith Addresses Life Underwriters Meeting

The Mexico Association of Life Underwriters hosted its regular monthly gathering at Air Park Restaurant on Monday September 10, 1970. Pleasant R. Smith, president of the Missouri University Board of Curators, spoke on university services and educational programs and urged additional state funding to sustain growth amid rising education costs. President Turner Rogers chaired. attendees included George Irion, Bill Johnson, Bob Roberts, and Dave Olson.

Mexico Turner Rogers George Irion Bill Johnson Bob Roberts Dave Olson

Norton Acres plan could add 3500 to Troy population

Mayor Ray Lake told Chamber of Commerce members that a Norton Acres development plan could raise Troy's population from 2500 to about 6000. He said plans are on the drawing board and moving to stage.

Troy Norton Acres Ray Lake Chamber of Commerce

Taiwan Power Engineers Visit Centralia for Factory Tour

Seven engineers from Taiwan Power Company visited A. B. Chance Company in Centralia last Tuesday. They toured the Chance plant, observed tests at the Engineering Research Center, and discussed products with Chance staff as part of a five week U.S. industry tour. Chance hosts shown its international reach with customers and visitors from 20 countries, including Taiwan, India, Iran and Turkey.

Centralia Taiwan Power Company Free China Y Centralia A. B. Chan Company U. S Chance Taiwan Power Chance Company Cotine Itries Iralia Mexico Canada Taiwan India Pakistan Iran Turkey A. B. Chance Company

Savings Bonds Sales Hit 54.2 Percent County Quota

H. W. Curry chair of Audrain County Savings Bonds Committee announced August sales totaling 53044 dollars, reaching 54.2 percent of the yearly county quota. Statewide August sales reached 13904005 dollars, for a year total of 96070765 dollars and 69.7 percent of the statewide goal.

H. W. Curry Audrain County Savings Bonds Committee U.S

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