05 Apr 1962
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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1962
Page
1
Highlights from St Louis area: a man jailed for second degree murder in a slaying earlier. a West Clay incident injuries and vehicle crash cause property damage to multiple cars and a mail truck. The Junior PTA plans a studio-visit program and bids are being sought for a project in St Charles with court dates and project scope details.
The All-Army Air is hosting a two week display at Smart Field north of St Louis as part of an Army Aviation Association and Junior Chamber effort. A December 3rd air show marks Charles Lindbergh’s flight anniversary with helicopter demonstrations and safety displays. The event includes a two week survey of St Charles business district and transportation plans.
Historical notes describe Little Oaks Estate in Dardenne Prairie about 60 acres. Bates family built an eight room frame house in 1855 with three stair winding to the second floor. Frederick Bates, son of Governor Missal Tis, died in office in 1288. Barton Bates born February 24, 3024, married to Caroline More Hatcher.
Residents vote on sewer project funding as the district seeks $90.00 bond approval to pursue construction of an elementary school site and drainage improvements on Mix Way and Jonge Road. Officials say the project could take a year to complete and would eliminate recurrent pooling on South Benton after heavy rains.
A torn OCR recap notes levies approved across districts. Voter support appears strong with a statewide tally and references to specific towns and schools, including Augosia Valley and Meinershagey. The piece mentions archival pages and the voting timeframe around August and September.
A fuel pump fire occurred at Lions Service Station at Second and Adams after a Tuesday incident. Robert Bredow, a clerk or attendant, was involved and was taken to safety. the fire was extinguished by the Vre department with Beedensteiner and police on scene.
Three city council members were defeated in the St Charter City election. The article lists candidates including Howie and others, notes a Mayon slate and various wards, with results and next steps.
Louis area dentist Dr Jolly, a prominent clinical instructor at Washington University School of Dentistry, has become president of the local alumni association. He resides at 535 Late Street in St Charles and will lead activities from the university to connect alumni with campus events.
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