Missouri Health Record Improves in 1973 78 Report
Missouri health officials report a brighter picture for 1973 with record low infant mortality and a drop in tuberculosis deaths to new lows. Provisional data indicate births near the lowest ever, while the state marks no reported polio or diphtheria cases since earlier decades.
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Jefferson
Missouri
Domke
Missouri Center For Health Statistics
State Division of Health
Garland Land
Missouri Center For ‘Health Statistics
Land
Junior Troops Do Christmas Charity for Emmaus Home
Junior Troops led by Mrs. Doe Hobbs and Mrs. Jan Davis with 1563 and 92 groups made bean bag toys and animal pillows for Shriners' Children's Hospital. They presented a flag sang carols and gave candy canes to Bromaus Home residents, continuing a 1972 practice amid holiday activity.
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Doe Hobbs
Shriners’ Children's Hospital
Jan Davis
Jeanne Kroeger
Bromaus Home
Christian Schools Move to Bible Baptist Church Campus
Christian Schools relocate to Bible Baptist Church at Highway 94 and Lakeview. Classes start Wednesday for grades 2 through 12 with plans to add pre K to 1st grade. Administrator Rev. Willard T. Gentry and assistant Rev. Garence BR Smith lead the program. Bethany Baptist and Bible Baptist cooperate on development. Mailing address Box 25 St Charlee. phone 724-549.
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St Charles
St Charlee
Bethany Baptist
Bible Baptist Churches
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