Stone Row of St Charles Preserves a Historic Stone Row
Historical notes on St Charles Missouri from 1821 to 1826 describe the Stone Row built by Thomas Lindsey on South Main Street. The hand cut Burlington stone shows tool marks, without mortar, with sunken door and window details. Lindsey founded the First Presbyterian Church in St Charles and left his estate to Presbyterian groups and the American Bible Society. The Stone Row remains a landmark as other structures age and decay.
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Burlington
Water Street
Souri River
Thomas Lindsey
Scotland
St. Charles
Margaret Becket
First Presbyterian Church
Vola
Thomas Lindsay
American Bible Society
Presbyterian
Lindsey Farm
Elm Point Road
Stone Row
South Main Street
Missouri
St. Charles Stone Row
St. Charles Historic Places and Sites
Community efforts aid youth and culture in St Charles
Com missioner notes repairs focus on plastics. Mariner Club at Hirsch store runs clothing distribution with authorized social worker selecting garments. Presbyterian Church welcomes clean mended sizes. 1965 Blanchette Park dances funded youth recreation. tickets for concerts and baseball attendance offered. $750 aided exchange student. $100 donated to Little Theatre. Travelling Psychiatric Clinic saw 69 patients in October. emotionally disturbed classes recommended. Loan program funds mostly from service groups. $7000 lent, $3000 repaid. Magazine distributors help curb objectionable literature. Decent Literature list guides, locals urge reporting noncompliant material.
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Mariner Club
Presbyterian Church
Hirsch Store
Blanchette Park
St. Charles
Little Theatre
Russell Crider
Hoffstatter
St. Louis
Lester Prinster
National Office of Decent Literature
State plans proposed to cut school construction costs
Governor Council on Education recommends formation of a State Master plan for district organizations. A bill would require the State Board of Education to provide architectural plans to all Missouri districts. Currently districts pay about five and a half percent of construction cost in architectural fees, costing St. Charles School District about $15,000 yearly.
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St.Charles County
Governors Council On Education
State Board of Education
Missouri
St. Charles
Witch with notable TV and campus lecture circuit
A noted witch has appeared on the Johnny Carson Show and the CBS film What's in the Attic Mommie. She also starred in local Frankly Speaking on KMOX TV in St Louis and has given lectures at Washington University and Saint Louis University in September, drawing record attendance.
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United States
Johnny Carson
Kmox-Tv
St.Louis
Washington and
St. Louis
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Elm Point
Comm. Council
Linger
SANTA
Ogi
W. Clay ST. Charles Plaza
Renta
Tiddanitth Subue
Fed
Mont Tan
St. Charles Plaza
W. Clay
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