Shy Alvapiies Exote Deve ns to Penncle dente
Residents fear a series of grass fires amid a long dry spell in St Charles County as officials urge caution. A fire on Parsere Road damaged two cars and a blaze prompted by a car backfiring caused losses. Davis missed the sewer extension report due to mumps. council to receive later. A debris silo purchase was approved after a Christmas to New Year fire destroyed the structure.
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Devens
Penncliff
Davis
Charles
Fink Monument Company
Wemeville
Barbara Cooper
Carl
Deets
William Baggerman
St. Charles County
Murray Colbert
Frank Hofmann
Warrenton
Don Owens
Frank Relic
FS Carmigares
Crosby Kemper
Willan Thomas
Mortis Duncan
Douglas Ries
Duane Cox
U.S
Edward Vv. Long
Lewis Morris
Joseph Herimeter
Clarence — Cunnon
Hubert Steere
Anthony Schroeder
Haskell Holman
Joseph Badger
Omer Paves
Hubeer Stewart
Leo Pickt
Joseph Hankers Capkwever
Robert Bauer
Richart Comertora
Artur Tegethoff
Boduoed Sa
Enrolment Rise Heralds 1962-63 in St Charles County
The St Charles County Schools face about 1300 additional enrollments this September versus 1961. About 850 will join public schools and 450 parochial. Kindergarten through grade twelve see increases, with high school growth in sophomore and junior years. Total county enrollment may reach 16 500 for 1962 63, prompting classroom needs and higher costs funded by state aid and local levies.
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St. Charles
Wight
Cherles County
Ailickomal
St. Charles County
Vitalco
School Before The Church In St Charles County History
In Orchard Farm near St Charles Gousty the school predates the local church. Early county records show the Immanuel Lutheran Church forming after the school, with rapid wartime membership growth.
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Byman McEihiney
Linderan
Orchard Farm
St. Charles Gousty
St. Charles ‘County
Immanuel Lutheran Ghurctt
St. Charles
Four Missouri amendments selected for primary ballot
Governor Dalton picks four non controversial amendments from eight proposed for the August primary ballot. One measure would let counties and cities provide retirement and related benefits to employees, with no guaranteed program itself. Several races for state and federal offices are noted, including U S Senate and state posts, with party competition highlighted.
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Vols
Missouri
John M. Dalton
Thousands Not Registered in Primary Elections Countywide
The county faces a large gap in voter registration with many residents still unregistered as Tuesday's primary approaches. New registrants total around 9,000 to 16,000 while county population estimates suggest a rise since the 1960s, leaving about 57,000 residents potentially eligible but unregistered. Registration efforts have struggled as developers report up to 38 percent unregistered in new housing areas.
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Cary
Isr
Thas High
Ora
Asneances
Ste Charles
More Time For 5 Otox Holders
A new schedule extends lobby hours to 10 pm Monday to Friday and 7 pm on Saturdays. It also adds Sunday and holiday hours while preserving 6:30 pm close on Sundays and 6 pm on other days. The change aims to save energy and extend access.
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Pew
Fiedays
Pam
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