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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1964
Page
1
The Farm Bureau picnic on August 5 drew members families and employees for a Golden Anniversary year event. Prizes celebrated include a rocks in a jar attendance prize won by Shirley Ryan and a gold gift from secretary Clarice Barklage.
Enthusiastic gathering at St. Charles County Fair Grounds as TDs and guests celebrate with hot dogs and barbeque. Winners include V. Holl rah, H. Bretz, and Sra. R. Oldenburg. Out-of-town visitors: Paul Evans, Disteier Wo man’s Director Mrs. Her bert Albrecht, and husband.
The St Charles County Fair livestock judging crowned Duane Schlermeier first with a ribbon and $10, Jim Lowry took second with a ribbon and prize, among 17 participants. Three oral reasons were given by top placers for each class.
Opening night Friday August 28 marks a three day youth crusade at Highland View Hospital with teen music from the St. Louis area. Ron Hutchcraft, Chicago Youth for Christ director, will speak. Jim Fitz directs music. Pam Roark and Lara Kelly contribute vocal and musical numbers.
Childers Office Supply debuts at 1990 S. Charles Rock Rd in the St Louis area announcing a broad display of office machines and supplies. Ted R. Childers invites customers to visit the new store featuring drafting supplies, typing and adding machines for rental or purchase, and a selection of used equipment from brands like Underwood and Remington.
A fragmented OCR note mentions progress and experience with unclear names and places. It references someone named George and hints at a personal or instructional message, but the text is garbled with missing letters and stray characters.
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