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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1970
Page
6
Weed removal at Smartt Field brightens the area and may deter thefts. Pilots report better conditions and a Piper Aztec now based there. The note recalls Curtiss and Farman records at Reims 1909 meet and previews upcoming Spirit of St. Louis festival and WWII air events.
Advance admission tickets for the 1970 Missouri State Fair in Sedalia Aug 22 30 are announced by Fair Secretary W C Askew. Season tickets allow pass through outside gates with no regular gate fee for nine days. Admission is $1 for adults, 50 cents for 7 12, $1 per car for parking. advance options include a 6 season ticket and an 8 book with 10 admissions.
Funeral services for Edward A. Osiek 78 a St. Charles businessman and civic leader were at Immanuel Lutheran Church. He died August 5 after illness with interment at Oak Grove Cemetery. Survivors include his wife Ethel son Edward Jr two brothers Emil and Omar a sister and a grandson Robert. Memorials to Immanuel Building Fund or American Cancer Society.
The St. Charles Jaycees host the Bicentennial Plus Biergarten August 20 to 22 at Blanchette Park. Admission is free with nightly awards for the Belles and Brothers of the Brush. Addison Ellis chairs the event highlighting revival of old-fashioned gowns and community fun.
Sunset Neighbors Extension meets at Mrs. Fred Ermeling's home for a picnic and fabric craft. July's gathering at Mrs. John Montgomery's home featured plant exchange, tote bag progress, a Blender lesson, and demonstrations by Teena Jack and Kim Petty.
Navy Petty Officer Third Class Stephen J. Haferkamp, son of Mrs. Mary Haferkamp, serves aboard the amphibious transport dock USS Vancouver in San Diego. The Vancouver finished a seven week Midshipman training cruise in the Western Pacific with 321 first year Naval Academy students on their first sea voyage.
A chiropractic article argues hay fever and sinus conditions arise from lowered resistance due to spinal misalignment. It credits spinal adjustment with freeing the nervous system and boosting disease resistance, urging readers to seek care at Fifth Street Chiropractic Centre in St. Louis.
A reader argues for a balanced approach to funding schools, noting three stakeholder groups and urging income-based taxation. The letter questions hot lunch spending, busing, and privileges, suggesting cuts to noneducational items to protect core schooling and family budgets.
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