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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1963
Page
5
The report outlines ongoing labor and price discussions with references to strikes and contracts, noting farmer resistance to price drops and the readiness of groups to act. It mentions public figures, local projects, ferry issues, and potential tourism development, with varied community opinions on future actions and funding.
A long readable fragment lists numerous Mr and Mrs pairs with street addresses across multiple neighborhoods. Names include Jenald, Lester, James Late, Kampmann, Sean ser wood, Clarene Webb, Robert Willing, Lyshnt Waybrow, Albert Werner, Hilly Kriey, Robert Pulkerson, Franklin Phillips, Robert Merchant, Edward Teschke, Gerald Knobbe, William Hardesty, Clifford Allen, Martha Hartman. No events or actions, just resident identifications.
Obituary notes list include Mrs Anna Glosier aged 89 of 708 S H, Mrs Core Leverly 85 of Wongville, William Mosick 67 of 435 Walter Huellmeier 57 of 1099 Tompkine, Vincent Power child of 4 925 Tein, Mrs Elizabeth Johannes Wan St Paul 9 HITS. Marriage licenses show Ralph Beeson St Charles Berbaca Staison Chlor noma City Okla William Nelson St Ghar a d L Ellen Gorton St Charles Jack Conley 51 Charles Georgia Glasgow St Charles Eugene B.
Lawrence Boschert of 422 Glark seeks Mayne of the City of St. Charles. A longtime firefighter of 22 years, he helped organize the St. Charles Fire Department and served as charter member of the St. Charles Fire Fighters Association. He held leadership roles in county and state fire protective bodies, directed civil defense, ran a welding shop, and is active in church and Knights of Columbus. He is father to four children.
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