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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1973
Page
1
Kroger stores in St Charles accept old phone books for reuse through dates announced locally. The program encourages residents to drop off outdated directories at participating Kroger locations during set collection periods for recycling and reuse.
Jane Baue urges residents to bring in items for recycling at pickup centers in Kroger stores located at Tompkins and 1100 Duchesne, part of the city’s solid waste program. The notice highlights free drop off and aims to boost recycling participation.
St Charles Jaycees host a public membership meeting at Three Flags Restaurant Monday night to review the proposed Community Center project. The program includes a public presentation on the envisioned facility and plans by the Wischmeyer firm. area young men are invited to join.
Fragmentary notices list several deceased or prominent names including Mrs. Hubert Seag aged 78, Leona Ruft Seag, Mrs. Grace Seigler Knemiller aged 72, and Grace Seigler, Mrs. Dale Bassham aged 81, with addresses toward Lindenwood College and Foristell, indicating local obituaries or memorial notices with native ties to St. Charles County.
Astoread refers to an early type of southern cort leaves baled after drying in the ashes from an open fire. The practice described highlights historic processing methods and regional variations in leaf preparation.
Mrs Tra Lee Humphrey of 323 Shacon Drive won $2070 on a St. Louis TV station's Dialing For Dollars contest. She picked number 16 and the jackpot matched. She plans to deposit the money and buy a turkey with part of the prize.
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