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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1971
Page
4
Paula Kay Koelling was born Thursday July 29 at 3 38 p m at St Joseph Hospital in St Charles. Parents are Mr and Mrs Leon Koelling of Route & Walden Sains. This is Koelling's first child with a previous marriage producing Beyear-ald tin vans bys.
Paula Kay, born at St Joseph Hospital in St Charles on Thursday, July 20, sets a hospital record for weight and length. The 13 pound 15 ounce baby measures 24 inches, delivered by Caesarean to Mrs Paula Way Ting. Parents Mr Keel, a meter reader, and the Welton Springs family reside nearby. the newborn is healthy with relatives praising the care and early moments in the nursery.
The Jolly Dozen 4-H Club at St Peters discusses forming a committee to investigate a project or event and setting a September date. Members include Mary Ellen, Moon, and Ridenour with chair Boumie Moon leading the efforts. The group notes a July report and plans for a gathering at St Peters Pats Aura on September 19 with refreshments after ceremony.
St Charles Chapter Sweet Adelines led by Mrs Wike and Mrs Vamatta received “The Most Improved Chorus” during the annual competition in Chicago. Members Mrs Vanatts and others served on council and as historians. Miss Madge Vamatta noted third place in a past history book, with plans for upcoming guest night and Missouri Centennial Luncheon featuring Misty Rose Quartet.
The genealogical group Mecis Tex NoVen will address the Tauie Genealogical Society about European nobility and heraldry. The event is at 7 80 pm this Tuesday at Losin County Timeay auditoriums 1040 South Lind argh, Lepubli Sforid.
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