Mixed local notices and event highlights in A1 journal page
Bids on city project ranged from 93,900 to 35,045 with the highest bid 29,000 below the GSA estimate. A $15,000 damage suit was filed by Sandra Nolte in Circuit Court over a car crash involving a parked vehicle. A total lunar eclipse was observed with the moon in totality early March. Edward Gibson of Wellsville faces a firearms charge, with a hearing set today. Christmas trip plans prove less appealing at 4,000 dollars. several local figures face hearings or have updated schedules. The winter Baby of the Year winner results will be published January 9 due to New Year printing delays.
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Man of Year Dinner Honors St Charles Leader Tonight
The St Charles Chamber of Commerce hosts the annual Man of the Year dinner January 16 at 7 p.m. in Lutheran Hall with the event dubbed Ladies Night. The committee guards the honoree's name. past recipient Ted Schoetker supported the New Boys Club. New officers and directors will be installed, with a panel discussion on past growth and future plans featuring city and local company representatives.
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St Charles
Jongsry
St. Charles
Homer Clevenger
St. ‘Charles
the &Ture
Extension Club Installation in St Charles County
The Chrisman Council meeting of the St Charles County Women's Home Economics Extension Clubs saw the installation of new officers led by Council President Paul Schneider. Newly elected officers include Mrs Alfred Dolrod President, Mrs William Apple Treasurer, Mrs Marvin Suner Secretary, Mrs Paul Goetz Historian, and Mrs Alles Stewart Reporter. Past presidents Mrs Kenneth Pinko and Mrs J M Thro performed the welcome. Miss Wide Miller, Extension Home Economist, to leave March 1 to marry Mr Dep Pippin and move to Waynesville.
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Chrisman Council
St. Charles County
Wre
Paul Schneider
Alfred Dolrod
Williur Apple
Marvin Suner
Paul Goetz
Alles Stewart
Kenneth Pinko
Lindenwood Founders and Early Missouri Figures Revealed
The text chronicles Lindensa ey Banamenimmey w80F Mary Rasten Sibley and Major George Chaplain Sibley as founders of Linden Wood Female School in 1627, noting Missouri’s 1821 state affairs and Easton family prominence including Ruflis Easton as St. Louis postmaster and attorney general.
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Ey Banamenimmey
Mary Rasten Sibley
St. Charles
George Chaplain
Sibley
Linden Wood Female School
Lscer Nui
Lindeowwood
St. Louis
Aorey General
Cogtauey
Erosion Control Projects Underway In St Charles County 1963
Fifteen erosion control structures were installed in St Charles County in 1963 by cooperators of the Lot and Water Conservation District. Structures stabilize drains and provide mechanical spillways for large rain runoff to protect lakes and waterways. Farms listed include Forrest enn Hammack Walker Cooper Mutrux Ostman Menachery Diermann Knight Heying Milter. Ends of sod waterways also received erosion control work on Tegethoff Schneider and McMenamy farms. The combined lake and erosion sites cover about 19.45 acres and will supply water for livestock and wildlife, slow headwaters, and offer fishing and recreation. Some financial aid is available from the Agricultural Conservation Program via ASC.
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St. Charles County
Lot and Water Conservation District
Les Valmert
Lott Conservation Service
Farine
Forrestenn
John ‘T. Hammack
Norman Walker
Rant Cooper
John Mutrux
John Ostman
Seaford
Clem Tegethoff
Conrad Schneider
Matthew McMenamy
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Public Library Mourns Linnemann. Vows Succession Plan
The Board and St Charles Public Library remember Kathryn Linnemann fatally injured December 23 after a fall from yard steps. Marie Voigts to serve as temporary librarian as successor is sought, with a move to name the library the Katharine Linnemann Library.
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St. Charles
Katherine Klinsemenn
Miss Linnemann
Predicts 64 Will Be A Good Year In St Charles Weathering Growth
Ralph Borgmeyer executive secretary predicts a strong year for St Charles with major projects. Sewage plant completion, new water system expansion, and McDonnell installation occupy the year’s agenda. Sterling plant and Universal Container move signal industrial growth for 64.
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Ralph Borgmeyer
Seo Charies
Charles
Meyer
St. Charie
Wpgeade
Bargmeyer
Miayour
American Car Industries
McDonnell
Sterling
Universal Container Company
International Shoe
Blanchette Park
St. Charles
Congressman's praise for Mrs. Olson in St Charles history note
Congressman Cannon lauded Mrs. EM Olson, a noted historian, archivist, and librarian with the St. Charles County Historical Society, in a December letter praising her work and the region’s historical importance. He lauded her efficient service and urged ongoing dedication to county history.
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Congressman Cannon
EM. Olson
Wemyeseman
Fredde Cannon
Edon Mc
Elhiney Olson
Journal
St. Charles County
Misatyeipps. Rayer
Pacific Ocean
Missouri
St. Charles
Gechivigr
Whearian
Ste Cimvles Alstortes Society
Congress
Bethove
Ghrinnyass
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Lindenwood College
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