Mark Vossenkemper Becomes Eagle Scout at Court of Honor
Mark Vossenkemper son of Mr and Mrs Ernst Vos senkemper of St Peters was elevated to Eagle Scout at Troop 760 s Court of Honor sponsored by American Legion Post 313 in St Peters on April 10 Committeeman Gerald Gettemeyer presented the award Speakers were Randy Briscoe Eagle Councilor and Robert Lammert commander of Post 313 Three other boys Paul Hamlin Dean Eubanks and Gary Royster joined as Tenderfoot Scouts Life saving merit badge citizenship in the nation and swimming were awarded to Mark Kevin Kost and Randy Royster respectively A troop ribbon for Boy Scout Week was given and certificates were issued to Brad Schwerdt Charles Haight Carroll Schwerdt Michael Young and Mark Vossenkempers Scribe A eagle emblem cake was prepared by Jo Ann Hesskamp and refreshments followed
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Mark Vossenkemper
Ernst Vossenkemper
St. Peters
American Legion
Mark
Gerald Gettemeyer
Randy Briscoe
Eagle
Robert Lammert
Post 313
Tenderfoot Scouts
Paul Hamlin
Dean Eubanks
Gary Royster
Kevin Kost
Randy Royster
Brad Schwerdt
Charles Haight
Carroll Schwerdt
Michael Young
Jo Ann Hesskamp
Cancer Crusade to Start House-to-House Appeal
The American Cancer Society launches its annual house-to-house campaign in St. Charles County this week, aiming to raise 20000 with 90 local deaths in the year ending August 31, 1969. Volunteers will wear cancer tags and distribute life saving pamphlets highlighting seven cancer warning signals.
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American Cancer Society
St. Charles County
United States
J.B. Dawkins
George Gould
Voices of 14 Year Olds on Air Pollution in St Charles
A Public Class project from T L Hardin Jr. High in St. Charles Missouri presents quotes from 14 year old students urging immediate action against air pollution. They warn of fogs, dying wildlife, and a future where individuals are merely buried bodies amid industrial growth.
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T.L. Hardin Jr
St. Charles, Mo
District Assembly of God Meet Set in St Charles
The Northern Missouri District of the Assemblies of God will convene April 21 to 23 at First Assembly of God in St. Charles. Dr. Thomas F Zimmerman, general superintendent, will headline night services and an ordination will close the event with district officials. About 400 delegates are expected.
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Missouri
The
Assemblies of God
Assembly of God
Charwood
St. Charles
Zimmerman
Indiana
Ilinois
Ohio
W. B. Friend
Peiitet
First Assembly of God
Danforth to Speak at Lindenwood College Commencement
Missouri Attorney General John C. Danforth will deliver the commencement address at Lindenwood Colleges on Saturday morning May 30. An Episcopal clergyman and Princeton, Yale graduate, Danforth was elected Missouri attorney general in 1968 and is noted for supporting lowering the voting age to 18.
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Missouri
John C. Danforth
Lindenwood Colleges
John Anthony Brown
Danforth
Princeton University
Yale Law School
Yale Divinity School
Episcopal Church
Rufus Easton
Lindenwood
la Mary Easton Sibley
Bowling GUTTERDUSTERS and Tuesday Housewives summaries
Bowler Jessie Berry posted a high 188 game for GUTTERDUSTERS in St Charles while Shelley Plummer led with 481 in series and Brucker's Gifts & Toys topped team scoring at 606 1669. League leaders included A Okay Realty, Alley Oops, Carpenters Local and others. Betty Anderson led Tuesday Housewives with 217 and Mary Weitkamp had 556. Four some achieved team high 656 and Four Aces held 1806 series. League leaders include We Four and Foursome with narrow gaps. Pintoppers Hedges Hafer and Four Misses tied 53 43. The Reformers posted 51 1/2 44 1/2.
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Gutterdusters
St. Charles
Jessie Berry
Shelley Plummer
Brucker’s Gifts & Toys
A-Okay Realty
Alley Oops
Carpenters Local
Regiers Four
Housewives
Betty Anderson
Mary Weitkamp
We Four
Pintoppers
Hedges
Tuberculin Skin Test Reminder
A tuberculin skin test can show if TB germs are present in the body. Take the test every year.
Ameri cans and families make up nation’s housing units
Of the 202 million Americans, 180 million are in the nation’s 49 million families. The remaining population lives alone or in households with others, illustrating household composition patterns.
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Scouting
Glen Gettemeyer
Ernest Vossen
W. Clay
ST. Charles Hills
S.C
Thomas F. Zimmerman
Albert W. Petters
Pentecostal Fellowship of North America
Termite Panzer Division
World News
Terminix
Bruce Terminix Service CO
Hackmann Lumber CO
Rauch Lumber CO
Bruce-Terminix Is
Cook Industries, Inc
Clark St. Charles
Elm O' Fallon
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