Jadrich Traces History Of St. Charles Road
Henry Jadrich spoke at the Three Flags about St. Charles Road history. He traced the route from Easton Avenue to the Santa Fe Trail and noted family ties linking Easton Avenue to Rufus Beiston and later commissioners who shaped the Santa Fe coach route. The talk highlighted the Santa Fe era, Eckert's Tavern, and local preservation efforts at the St. Charles County Historical Society Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles County Historical Society
Three Flags
Henry Jadeich
St. Charles Grants
Issren
St. Charles
St Louis
Charles
Easton Avenue
Missouri River
Easton Ave
Boonstick Road
Sarly
Lews
Rufus Beiston
Mary Easton Ibley
Lindenviod
Lowes Eastot Gamble
Santa Fe
George Soley
Eckert
Tex
Organation
Kurt Schnedler
St. Charles County
Henry Elmenbach
Homer Clevenger
Don Owens
Fred Gaue
Bass Sisters Win Ar Music Festival in Topeka
The Bass Sisters returned from Topeka Kansas where they competed at the Mid American Music Festival hosted by Nash Music School of St Charles. They won two Ensemble Division trophies presented by Myron Floren and the younger sister earned a solo trophy. Barbara plays the Flano Nancy the gustacy Theresa and Joan the Steel Guitar are daughters of Mr and Mrs Samuel W Gass and Mr and Mrs Paul Neveton were named 1965 Book Fair Chairman and Mrs Abect Kister Wax chaired the Flea Market Artique Boot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bass Sisters
Topeks
Kans
Nash Music School of
St.Charles
Myron Floren
Lawrence Welk
Barbara
Nancy
Theresa
Accentions
Joan
Mra
Samuel W. Gass
Prajle Lane
Paul Nevetan
Pathway Book Store
Abect Kister- Wax
Artique Boot
Red Cross Names Service Chairmen for St Charles Region
The St Charles Region of the American National Red Cross has announced appointees for service chairmen across programs. Appointments run July 1, 1965 to June 30, 1966, with Mrs J A DeGules named Youth Chairman already at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rauch
St. Charles
St. Lens
American National Red Cross
Office of Volunteers
William Baggerman
Joseph P. Marhéineke
Lawrence Baschert
Sthares Journal Thiraday Editorial and Postal Note
Sthares Journal lists editorial staff and address at 360 Made Street, St. Charles, Missouri 63302. Publisher Arthur Coomerley with WILLIAM Mullins and Darby Tally named. Francis M. Nien listed as New Editor. Contact numbers provided.
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Reary
Thiraday
Paulogis
M. Made Street ST. Charles
Wisour
Basield
Arthur M Oommeley
William
Mullins Clana Darby
Tally New Eater
Francis M. Nien
Red Cross Booth at St Charles County Fair
Uniformed Youth Volunteers from Charles and Ventaville man the Red Cross booth each day. They handle duties, keep the exhibit running, and support fair activities with on site service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
St. Charles County Fair
Charles and
Ventaville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jadrich
St. Charles Road
Polly
Home Red Cross
Sthares Journal
ALES
Yeu i
Sumner
Valances
Wirdow
Greg
N. Main
Ign
Bate Tity
Ug Ba ii
Spue Ane
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!