Cedar Grove Extension Club Calendar Hears About Government
The Cedar Grove Extension Club luncheon featured Mrs. Henry Finck and Mrs. Wendell Wehrman discussing local and state government and citizen involvement. Guests and members shared activities and upcoming events including an Oct. 4 home tour, charity donations, and program plans across clubs and churches in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Finck
Wendell Wehrman
Cedar Grove Extension Club
4 H Center
Loran Gibbs
Carter Crockett
Elon Dudley
Nelson Willingham
Mrs. Rothermich Hostess To Happy Homemakers Club
AUXVASSE The September meeting of the Happy Homemakers of Auxvasse was hosted at Mrs. Ray Rothermich with Mrs. Pat Horner as co host. Three guests attended along with 18 members. Officers were advanced for the coming year and candle making was demonstrated by Mrs. Lindle who also displayed homemade candles and gave each a candle. A guest speaker received a hostess gift and game prizes were awarded to several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxvasse
Ray ‘Rothermich
Pat ’ Horner
Dick Coil
James Lantz
Grandma
Bill Weber
Charles Sindle
C.W. Blakely
Glenn Stiers
Lindle
Clayton Mack
Ed Lee
Blakely
Sindle
Tony Klick
Paul Meyer Jr
J.C. Rountree
Glen Griffith
Gordon Nolte
Town and Country Club Donates to Health Unit
At the September meeting the Town and Country Extension Club voted to donate five dollars to the East Central Missouri Mental Health Unit. Mrs. Donald Cleeton was elected president with Mrs. George Hogan as vice president and Mrs. Joe Ehrhardt as treasurer. Mrs. Virgil Thurston and Mrs. Clark Stephens led a program on local and state government. Hostess prizes went to Mrs. Hogan and another member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Buie
East Central Missouri
Kirby Allen
Donald Cleeton
George Hogan
Joe Ehrhardt
Virgil Thurston
Clark Stephens
Buie
Donald Eick
Nelson Brown
C.F. McCord
Hogan
Brown
Nature Helpers Tour Hostess Garden Plants and Trees
Members of the Nature Helpers Garden Club toured the yard of hostess Margaret Story on Tuesday morning. They viewed roses, daisies, petunias, spider plants, hydrangea and other blooms, plus a red bud tree and a double flowering pink almond shrub. Participants included J W Baker, W E Clement, Anne Doyle, Henry Durrett, Thelma Edwards, Nick Friedberg, and James Hill. The next meeting is Oct 3 hosted by James Hill of Mexico Route 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature Helpers Garden Club
Margaret Story
Benton City Church Women Install Officers
The Women of the Church at Benton City Presbyterian Church installed last year’s officers during a Thursday afternoon meeting. Mrs. Clarence Phears led the ceremony for Mrs. Gerald Schutte as vice president and assistant secretary and Mrs. Donald Schutte as treasurer. Plans include attending the Central District Conference in Paris on Oct. 28 and combining the October meeting with the church’s annual clean-up. The group discussed the church’s 90th anniversary on Nov. 19 and related plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton City
Church of the
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Robert Schutte
Xi Gamma Alpha Visits Playhouse in Columbia
Xi Gamma Alpha chapter of Beta Sigma Phi traveled to Stephens College Playhouse in Columbia Thursday to see Amelie. A brief business meeting at Golden Kettle led by president Mrs. James RR. Young approved a donation to the Virginia Dooley Kidney Maintenance Fund. The group reported 3600 coupons collected for Mexico Cerebral Palsy School service project. Hayride planned for Sept 30 and rummage sale for Oct 7. Guests included Miss Ruth Kent, Mrs. James Lierheimer, Mrs. Randy Dewar, and Miss Laurene Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Kent
James Lierheimer
Randy Dewar
Laurene Miller
Two Auxvasse Women Named Outstanding Young Women of America
Mrs. Larry Leopold and Mrs. Donald Knipp of Auxvasse have been selected as Outstanding Young Women of America for 1972. Nominated by the Auxvasse Study Club, the pair join a program recognizing women ages 21 to 35 for community, professional, and national contributions as state and national awards proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxvasse
Larry Leopold
Donald Knipp
Lewellens to Leave Hot Springs for Florida Home
Mr and Mrs C C Lewellen who have spent the summer at Ingrams Court south of Mexico will depart next week for their St Petersburg Florida home en route stopping several days in Hot Springs Ark.
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C. C. Lewellen
Ingram's Court
Mexico
St. Petersburg
Fla
Hot Springs
Ark
Wales slides and club news mark Molino Homemakers meeting
Mrs. Ernest Coose presented a Wales program at the Molino Homemakers Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Alvin Beamer. Attendees included Mrs. Sam Mundy and Mrs. Nellis Kotsenburg. Members planned county meetings, donated $5 to the East Central Missouri Health Unit, elected officers, and welcomed new member Mrss Smiley. Also, 24 nursing students visited Cerebral Palsy School with instructor Mrs. Brandkamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Coose
Wales
Molino Homemakers Club
Alvin Beamer
Sam Mundy
Nellis Kotsenburg
England
Prince of Wales
Coose
John Rudasill
East Central Missouri Health Unit
Kotsenburg
Mundy
Rudasill
Ron Baker
O.H. Lincoln
Beamer
Leslie Sampson
Nettie Callahan
Hugh Leach
Ella Baker
Elmer Kotsenburg
Cleo. Brown
Willian Talley
Herbert Francis
Roy Heizer
Valerie
Sheila Kotsenburg
Darin Smiley
Marsha Baker
Miss Shearon Engaged to Alvin Sheeder in Vandalia
Vandalia announces the engagement of Connie Shearon daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles William Shearon to Alvin Sheeder son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Sheeder of Greenfield Iowa Connie graduated from Northeast Missouri State University in Kirksville last August Mr Sheeder works with his father as a farmer No wedding date set Auxvasse Wives Schedule Glass Pick up And Oct 14 Event
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Vandalia
Charles William Shearon
Connie
Alvin Sheeder
Elmer Sheeder
Greenfield
Iowa
Miss Shearon
Northeast Missouri State University
Kirksville
Six Girl Scouts Model Uniforms at Children's World
Six Girl Scouts modeled official uniforms for Brownie Cadet and Junior ranks at Children's World on Saturday. They answered questions, handed out tokens, and assisted by Nancy Nielsen Jamie Nielsen Kim Sydenstricker Tonya Wheatley Lynn Johnson Sara Craddock. The project now provides uniforms for girls of all ages and adult leaders locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's World
Robert Marta
Nancy
Jamie Nielsen
Kim Sydenstricker
Tonya Wheatley
Lynn Johnson
Sara Craddock
Payne School Reunion Held
The seventh reunion of the former Payne School was held Sunday at the Show Me Room of the First National Bank with Gantt High Hill and Hurdle schools as guests. A benediction by Mrs Erma Caldwell opened a meal followed by a program led by Miss Ethel Johnson. Prizes were awarded to numerous attendees including Mrs Lillian Horton as oldest teacher and Mrs Hattie Vance Cox as oldest Payne pupil. Plans were made for next year’s reunion on the first Sunday in August at Centralia City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne
First National Bank
Gantt
High Hill
Hurdle Schools
Erma Caldwell
Mexico
Ethel Johnson
Lillian Horton
Payne and
Harris Davis
Hattie Vance Cox
Centralia
Payne School
Kathleen Willis Newbrough
William V. Turner
Auxvasse
Ida Hunter
J.J. Pulls
Thompson
James Newbrough
Pawnee
Beulah Williams
Ruby Johnson Turley
Mexico Arts and Crafts Club Opens Fall Season
The Arts and Crafts Club at Garfield Community Center started its fall season with a covered dish dinner led by president Mrs. George Hogan. Vice president Mrs. Joe Young outlined new yearbooks and yearlong projects while members introduced themselves. New members Mrs. Clement and Mrs. Bradley joined as a 1 p.m. meeting time was set and the next meeting is October 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Victor Gardner
M. Gibson
William Hartel
Orville Morris
Albert Nichols
Gilbert Rhodes
W.E. Clement
el. Bradley
Mexico Leeger page six note from September 25 1972
A brief page six entry from the Mexico Missouri newspaper dated Monday September 25 1972. The fragment references LeeGer on page six with no further context available in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Leeger
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William Pepper
Lyndall Craghead
Emil Hubert
Dudley
Roy Hannah
Wehrman
Gilbert Hensen
Bennett, Town
Glenn Maxwell
Betty Worley
Wilmoth Garrison
Lee Roe
Melvern Worley
Cloyd Dingman
Walter Petersen
Estil Woolfolk
August Finck
Welton Vance
James Woolfolk
George Brown
Petersen
Emmanuel White Shrin
Burroughs Masonic Temple
Moberly Israel Shrine
St. Brendan
Audrain Medical Center
Ioof Wiener
Rebekahs
Lakeview Park
Abbie Llewellyn Snoddy
Mexico United Methodist Church
Little Dixie CB
Mexico Youth Center
Stribling House
Clyde Brown
Laddonia
Montgomery County Women’s Democratic Club
Middletown
Sally Hailey
New Democratic Coalition
St. Matthew Episcopal Church
Mrs. Rothermich
Happy Homemakers Club
Town & Country Club
Benton City Church
Xi Gamma Alpha
Midway Christian Church
Leopold
Knipp
CP School
LCM Iy
Kay Ennik Ete A
Meh
Ruth Ann Dunn
Martha
McDonnell
APA
CAEL
Ene
VOGUE
Glamour
Harper's Bazaar
Mademoiselle
Esquire
Sports Illustrated
Mr. Sheeder
Auxvasse JC
Roger Moser
Jaycee
Cadette
Robert Barnes
Fred Hemlin
Connie Shearon
Towle Sterling
Pricher Jewelry
Jefferson
Horace Turley
Veneta Turley
William Turner
Cleary Hayes
Fannie Edwards
James Cox
Theodore Bryan
Arthur Robinson
Licking
Ernest Wyatt
Columbia
Mary Edith Sims
J.J. Pulis
Patsy Pulis Hunter
Beulah Mark Pulis
Elvy Sims
Lorraine Turner Hinton
Martinsburg
Arts & Crafts Club
Attinglys
Yaley Enterprises
YALEY
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Southwestern Bell
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