Barbara Blass Weds Randolph Presley at Overland Church
Barbara Jeanne Blass of St Louis married Randolph Hoberts Presley of Wellsville at Overland Christian Church on August 10 with David Fulbright officiating. The couple resides in Columbia after a wedding party at United Machinists Hall and a buffet rehearsal dinner in St Louis.
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Overland Christian Church
St. Louis
Barbara Jeanne Blass
Randolph Hoberts Presley
Wellsville
David Fulbright
Harry H. Blass
Lowell Presley
Greg Presley
Richard Lewis
Mike Heath
Columbia
Charles Conover
Edward Warmann
Andy Conover
United Machinists Hall
Debby Presley
Marti Perlstein
Missouri
Presleys
Mrs
Nancy Conover
Happy Homemakers Meet At Hunts
The Happy Homemakers Club held its September meeting at Mrs. Dale Hunt’s home with co host Mrs. Dick Lubbers. Magistrate judge Patrick Horner spoke on magistrate courts and urged members to contact state lawmakers for more funds for probation and parole boards. Birthday gifts went to Mrs. Bob Simpson Mrs. J C Rountree and Mrs Lubbers. Hostess gifts to Mrs Mack and game prizes to Mrs Glen Stiers Mrs Homer Spradlin and Mrs Ed Lee. Next meeting Oct 2 with hostess Mrs Nora Cooper. August meeting featured Jo Ellen Spratlin recounting her People to People Europe tour with stops in Germany England Denmark Austria and Russia.
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Happy Homemakers Club
Dale Hunt
Dick Lubbers
Patrick Horner
Callaway County
Bob Simpson
J.C. Rountree
Lubbers
Mack
Glen Stiers
Homer Spradlin
Edlee
Nora Cooper
Jo Ellen Spratlin
Europe
Germany
England
Denmark
Austria
Russia
Happy Circle Meets with Guest Speaker on Nutrition Program
The Happy Circle Senior Citizens group met September 23 at Fellowship Hall Centennial Baptist Church for a covered dish luncheon. Guest speaker Mrs. Quinnie Benton discussed the nutrition program and announced a OATS convention on October 24 in Jefferson City. Members planned an October 28 lunch at Garfield at 11 30 a.m. and those interested should call Mrs. Hattie Pulis by October 24 at 581 0203. Attendees included Mrs. Katie Imén and many others.
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Happy Circle
Fellowship Hall
Centennial Baptist Church
Katie Imén
Quinnie Benton
Jefferson City
Miss Burchfield To Wed Mr Adkins in December
High Hill announces the engagement of Carolyn Sue Burchfield to Robert Dennis Adkins of Kansas City. She is an electrical engineering graduate from the University of Missouri at Rolla and works for Exxon Pipeline in Houston. He will also graduate this December from the same university and is a Sigma Phi Epsilon member. The wedding is set for December 21 at South Broadland Presbyterian Church in Kansas City.
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High Hill
Garland Burchfield
Carolyn Sue Burchfield
Robert Dennis Adkins
Robert W. Adkins
Kansas City
Burchfield
Montgomery County
R-I High School
University of Missouri At
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
South Broadland Presbyterian Church
Mexico Ledger Calendar and Community Notes 1974
Calendar items include dances and club meetings in Mexico Missouri with dates September 28 to October 1. Notables: Capt Paul Dunavant of the Mexico Fire Department wed in Oklahoma September 25 and now resides at Rock Springs Drive. State auxiliary officers’ meeting at Ozark Village Resort September 20 to 22, grant of 500 from Jimmy Durante children to St Louis Children's Hospital, upcoming Missouri Kansas conference October 18 to 20 in St Joseph.
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Paul Dunavant
Mexico
Virgil Sapp
Roy Tyner
State
Ozark Village
Lake of the Ozarks
Jimmy Durante
Eagles
St. Louis Children’s Hospital
Ozark Opry
Sapp
Tyner
St. Joseph
Extension Club meeting highlights in Montgomery City
Twenty six members from ten extension clubs gathered in Montgomery County with Mrs. Carl Humm presiding. A December cookie exchange planned for the council party. A three county Craft Day set for October 25 at Wright City. Murals of Missouri sought by the Extension Office contact Mrs Dorothy Borgelt. September 25 Achievement Day to be held at the Merchants Building on Fairgrounds. One room school teachers to be honored. Marilyn Block compiling history of early schools. Attendees toured Missouri counties via slide show narrated by Mrs Borgelt.
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Montgomery County Extension Club
Carl Humm
Wright City
Missouri
Dorothy Borgelt
Merchants Building
Fairgrounds
Marilyn Block
Audrain
Nodaway
Savannah
Buchanan
Platte
Harrison
Putnam, Linn
St. Louis
Callaway
Boone
Saline
Lafayette
Jackson
Borgelt
Dr. Schmidtke Returns from AAHA Meeting in Kansas City
Dr. Richard Schmidtke DVM of 1020 South Western has returned from a two day American Animal Hospital Association meeting held this week in Kansas City Missouri. Mrs LS Tyler of Mexico has just returned from an
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Richard Schmidtke
S. Western
American Animal Hospital Association
Kansas City
LS. Tyler
Mexico
Family extended visit spans California cities
Extended visit described includes sisters and families, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jameson of Hemet and Mrs. Anna Rose Harlan of Long Beach, plus other relatives and friends scattered in Reedley, Los Angeles and Hollywood. The note highlights travel and gatherings across multiple California locations.
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Frank Jameson
Hemet
Calif
Anna Rose Harlan
Long Beach
Reedley
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Red Stocking Follies Tickets Available
General admission tickets for the Red Stocking Follies are two dollars and available from local banks, shops, and area residents. Sale points include First National Bank Commerce Bank McIntyre’s Weiss Hagan’s Hospital Coffee Shop Baumgartner’s Auxvasse Laddonia State Bank Martinsburg Bank plus numerous community hosts and individuals. Promotional details list ticket outlets and host families.
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First National Bank
Commerce Bank
McIintyre’s
Weiss
Hagan's
Hospital Coffee Shop
Baumgartner’s
Auxvasse
Laddonia State Bank
Martinsburg Bank
John Erdel
H.I. Nesheim
Ned Rhodes
James Botts
Jim Badaracco
Harold Holsheiser
Mel Fuemmeler
Fred Jacobi
William Fitzpatrick
Glenn Maxwell
Russell Stevens
E.B. Turner
Robert
Newton Reunion At Recreation Park In Centralia
The Robert L. Newton reunion gathered 74 attendees at Recreation Park on September 15 with prizes awarded to Rita Boggs guest prize Mrs Harald Lapp door prize John Kyle Oliver youngest baby Mrs Yancey Sanders oldest woman Jesse Palmer oldest man and more. A basket dinner followed with plans announced for the third Sunday in September 1975 and committees to return. Sunrise Willing Workers met Sept 19 at Mrs John Miller home with seven members. Todd Paden to receive a lap robe upon hospital release and church revival prep discussed along with work days and meetings through October.
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Robert L. Newton
Recreation Park
Centralia
Rita Boggs
Harald Lapp
John Kyle Oliver
Yancey Sanders
Jesse Palmer
Henry Lee Shuck
Charles Stone
Fulton
Richard Eicken
Robby
Jeff Stone
Mary Smith
Phillip
Ronnie
Troy
James Embree
Patty
Moberly
Bill Manning
Janet Holtkamp
Columbia
Garlene Holtkamp
Carbondale
Noah Buck
Jeff
Scotty Shuck
Cecil Haggard
Harold Lapp
Lena Ridges
Cecil Sanders
Adriane Wiken
Charles Roberts
Mark
Glen Plotner
Frances
Mike
Roger Shuck
Mexico
Glen Boyles
State of
California
Kenneth Oliver
Kelli
Kenny
Bob
Robert Joe Oliver
Bernie Oliver
Thomas Patton
Kenny J. Palmer
Bernice
Robert
Richard Palmer
Becky
Leslie
Tammie
Paul Dean Roberts
Sharon
John McCauley
David Barnes
Vicki
Teresa
Peggy Stone
Bertha Palmer
Zallie Roberts
John Miller
Miss Wehrman to Wed Mr Rajani in November
Montgomery City announces the engagement of Lynne Lavonne Wehrman to Narindar Gurmukhdas Rajani. Lynne, a 1970 University of Missouri graduate and home economics teacher, and Narindar, a Bombay and Illinois-educated industrial engineer turned production director, plan a November wedding.
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Miss Wehrman
Mr. Rajani
Montgomery City
Howard Q. Wehrman
Lynne Lavonne Wehrman
Narindar Gurmukhdas Rajani
Gurmukhdas Rajani
Rajani
Bombay
India
Wehrman
Montgomery County
University of Missouri At Columbia
St. Louis State Hospital
St. Louis
Bombay Scottish Orphanage Society
St. Louis University
South
Gemstone Poem Ties Zodiac to Birthstones by Month
An unknown poet links zodiac signs to birthstones with lines urging wearers to choose gems like garnet for Aquarius amethyst for Pisces and sapphire for Taurus. The verse associates stones with traits and ages, naming emerald on Cancer and ruby for Capricorn while urging wearers to carry the gem on hand or ring for protection and luck.
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Aquarius
Taurus Bom
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
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Miss Blass
Mr. Presley
Diane Warmann
Chris Heaton
Janet Burnley
Carol Blumenthal
Presley
Normandy High School
Fayette
the Groom
Wellsville-Middletown High School
The
Ramada Inn Co
Mr. and
Mrs. Randolph Presley
Mrs. Benton
Miss Burchfield
Mr. Adkins
Poocess Gardner
Chowne
Squire
Monterey
Knights of Columbus
Jim William
Blue Tones
Toof Lodge
Lakeview Park
Unity Village
King's Daughters and Sons
Denver Hudson
Ray Wanger
John Fairchild
A. W. Meine
Vernon Marietta
Peo
Audrain County Historical Museum
P.m
Fred Harris
Circle of the King's Daughters and Sons
Presbyterian Church
Harry Meyer
Mrs. King
Capt
Dunavant
Sapps and Tyners
Steak House
Abbie Thomas
Oklahoma
Tom ‘Teague
Heather Cook
Raymond Abington
Paul Angel
Lottie Walker
Willie Angel
Warren Smith
Frankie
Cindy Zumwalt
James W. Woolfolk
Renee
Joey
Camdenton
Bob Griffith
Rodney
Christy
Bessie Griffith
Marvin Griffith
Fannie B. Griffith
Everette Tiller
Kevin
Lisa Tiller
Miller
Sadie Langmore
Raymond Iman
Young
James Baker
Leona Rask
Hugh Newbrough
Carl Nordwald
Lynne Wehrman
Ern Illinois University
Edwardsville
Country Set Sportswear
Phillips
E. Whitley
Martha Eckley
LPN
Mexico United Methodist Circuit
Bethel
Littleby
Maple Grove
Oliver Ivan O
Donaldson
Bethel Church
Gospel Strings
Bud Donaldson
Lord's Acre Sales
Olivet Church
Maple Grove Church
Ivan O. Donaldson
Department Store
West Plaza
Mexico, Mo
George Stahl
American Gem Society
Pilcher
Jefferson
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