Post Office Unit Ribbon Cutting Sparks Burglar Alarm
A ribbon cutting at the St. Charles Post Office for new self service units triggered an alarm. Postmaster Eugene Schaberg silenced it after door checks and explained tampering or jolts could set it off. The event featured Mayor Henry Vogt and others, with the unit set to operate 24 hours a day and aim to boost postal service nationwide by 1972.
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Henry Vogt
St. Charles Post Office
Richard Dandridge
Victor Boschert
Fd Brennan
Postal Clerk’s Association
al. Weston
Com
Eugene Schaberg
Schaberg
Hugh Holmes
Mail Clerk Association
Ed Brennan
Douglas Boschert
Jim Fitts
al Weston
Jane Wainright
Blount
St. Charles
Post Office Department
No Tax Hike Is Proposed By Zumwalt
Dr. J C Oliver president of the Zumwalt school board says no additional tax money will be asked from voters. The district will operate next year on the $4.41 tax levy approved earlier, unchanged from the current year, and cannot increase services.
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Art Zumwalt
J.C. Oliver
Zumwalt
Goellner Named to Vacancy in St Charles Public Admin
Gov War ren Hearnes appoints 28 year old William C Goellner to fill the unexpired term as St Charles County Public Administrator succeeding Jack Grant. Goellner, former public administrator 1964 68, takes office May 1 and runs in the Democratic Primary for the remainder of the term. He resides with his wife Mary Ann Krampe and two children at 7 Elmwood Court St Charles, is affiliated with Goellner Printing Inc. He previously campaigned for state representative in 1966 and is active in local affairs.
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William C. Goellner
Warren. Hearnes
Jack Grant
U. S. Marine Corps
Goellner
Elmwood. Court
Mary Ann Krampe
O’fallon
Young ex-convict Herron faces jail key theft hearing
William Herron a 23 year old ex convict and jail escape artist appeared in magistrate court for a preliminary hearing on the charge of stealing brass keys to the local jail. He listened closely to testimony then smiled when a word was mispronounced and left with handcuffs back to jail.
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William Herron
St. Charles County
Albert Musterman
Robert Koester
Herron
Hérron
Ronald Boges
Andrew McCulloch
Koester
Bob
Grooms Brooms and Fish Cause Mixups at Local Lake
The Journal reports anglers may flock to Clyde Mosley lake during fish-for-fun weekends, noting a claimed 1 pound 2 ounce bluegill, later corrected to 100 pounds lighter. The edition also apologizes for misprinting engagement terms from groom to broom and other edits.
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Clyde Mosley
Journal
Rolling Acres Garden Club Meeting at Duncan Home
The Rolling Acres Garden Club holds its regular meeting this Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Earl Duncan. Members recently attended a special session on floral compositions hosted by Mrs. John Bouchillon, president of the First Capitol Garden Club, with a floral arrangement demonstration by Mrs. Hazel Rieber.
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Rolling Acres Garden Club
Earl Duncan
John Bouchillon
First Capitol Garden Club
Hazel Rieber
Wentzville Senior Named Curators Freshman Scholar at UMR
Joseph Connell of Wentzville has been chosen as a Curators Freshman Scholar for 1970-71 at the University of Missouri-Rolla. He plans to major in Chemistry and resides at 4 Jack Ray Park.
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Joseph Connell
Wentzville
University of Missouri-Rolla
Connell
Jack Ray Park
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Rolling Acres Club
Duncan Home
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UMR
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Nepal
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D.C
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