Family No. 4 Ask Only for Children This Christmas
A burned family with father and two year old severely injured seeks no gifts for themselves. They ask for games and toys for five children aged 5, 3, 2, 18 months, and a newborn. The mother, pursuing college credits, hopes donations to the Christmas Basket will fund her degree and raise the family’s living standards.
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tSee Ey Betta Weaithnes
Etane
Geenee
Family No 5 A Tinge of Tarnish On The Golden Years
Aged couple Mr and Mrs W celebrate half a century of marriage while facing poverty and aging. They live on 227 monthly from Social Security and Old Age Assistance, with basic needs met but dignity questioned. The piece notes about 300 similar older citizens in Charles County Welfare Office and their unmet needs for basic items.
Eight Proud Reasons Mr J Is Proud of Family No 6
A fragment recounts Family No 6 with eight children facing shortages at home. The father Mr J takes pride despite limited resources as mother is gone. Neatness and schooling suffer from scarce towels soap food and storage. A roll away bed with linens is desired.
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Mr. J
Christmas Basket project seeks donations and volunteers
Community drive lists locations for money clothing food and appliance donations and volunteer roles. Drop money at Charles County Bid Office St Charles. clothing at FISH Center. food at Salvation Army 416 South Main. appliances at Donation Center 1615 West Randolph or Time for Beauty Salon 603 Boonslick. Volunteers urged to assist with clothing pickup transport kettle duties and screening, with contact numbers for Mrs E W Greine Marlene Dunlap and the Welfare Office. Dec 1 deadline for food assistance applications. packages distributed Dec 13.
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E. Charles County
North Kingshighway
St Charles
Fish Clothing Gating Center
Moose Hall
Salvation Army Center
South Main
West Randolph
Boonslick
E. W. Greine
Fish Center
Pees
Marlene Dunlap
Salvation Army
Welfare Office
Commerce Bank Opens New St Charles Branch With Cash Ribbon
The Commerce Bank of St Charles celebrated its first day at the First Capitol Drive location with an unusual ribbon cutting. Dr. Anthony Brown, president of The Lindenwood Colleges, presided as the scissorsman while Maurice Atkins and others held the $5 bill ribbon securing the grand opening at the modern new structure.
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The
Commerce Bank of
Awards This Thursday Recognize Historic District in St Charles
Certificates for the St Charles South Main Street Historic District and several district buildings will be presented in a St. Charles Rotary Club ceremony at the Three Flags. Joseph Jaeger Jr states Parks director will deliver the National Register recognition with his team. The event honors the eight block district, the restored First State Capitol and Stone Row structures, and the Newbill McElhiney house at 615 South Main. Mayor Frank Brockgreitens will receive the certificate for the district. Noel Baker will represent the State Park Board in accepting related honors.
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St. Charles South Main Street
St.les
Comec
St. Charles
South Main Street
Distinguished Flying Cross Presented to Navy Lieutenant Zerr
Navy Lieutenant John J. Zerr son of Mr and Mrs Ernest F Zerr of 31 1 Main St Peters is awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross by Rear Admiral Mason Freeman at the Naval Postgraduate School Monterey California Zerr flew a downed pilot mission from USS Hancock in the Western Pacific dodged an enemy missile and led an attack to suppress further fire enabling the rescue of two pilots He is a 1959 Duchesne High School graduate and 1965 Purdue University alumna.
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Navy
John J. Zerr
Ernest F. Zerr
Main
St.Peters
Mason Freeman
Naval Postgraduate School
Monterey
Calif
Zerr
Karen
Uss
Hancock
Western Pacific
Duchesne High School
Purdue University
West Lafayette
Ind
C-C Elects 7 Directors to Chamber Board for 1973
Seven directors were elected to two year terms on the St. Charles Chamber of Commerce board. They join eight holdover directors and four appointive members to form the Chamber’s official 1973 leadership. Elected: William Boschert of First State Bank, Don Garrison of Don’s Service Station, Robert Meers of Ellis-Rodes-Meers Co., Robert Meyer of Don Meyer Real Estate.
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St. Charles Chamber of Commerce Board of
Chamber
William Boschert
First State Bank
Don Garrison
Don’s Service Station
Robert Meers
Ellis-Rodes- Meers Co
Robert Meyer
Don _Meyer Real Estate
Unclear Office Quote Sparks Rubber Band Incident
In a reported remark an unnamed speaker mentions a rubber band dropped in an office. The incident is described as prompting quick decisions and creating a moment of executive decision making.
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