07 Jan 1960
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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1960
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a belt linked to May events and rumors of a news reveal this year. Mentions Beene, ARCHOS, and various unclear names with scattered references to places, dates, and people.
The 1959 edition catalogs 392 firms operating in and around St Charles Comely Hospital, detailing vendors, services, and local enterprise support for the facility. It highlights a diverse mix of suppliers, from medical equipment to ancillary trades, reflecting the hospital’s regional economic footprint.
Fragmented OCR reads mention a $500000 sale linked to Plaza Shopping Center. The text is garbled with multiple disjointed phrases and names, making a precise report difficult. Key elements or dates do not cohere into a clear incident, buyer, or location beyond the sale figure.
An unclear report mentions a Basina event at Feate ay 4 with rigging and a list of names and numbers. The fragmentary text references Pal N Ray and Rome Py with scattered personal identifiers and place hints, suggesting a local notice or notice-like item with minimal readable facts.
Trudy Ann House is named the year’s first baby, born January 1 at St Joseph Hospital. The event notes her birth time and weight, with local families and hospital officials listed among those celebrating the new arrival.
An 18 year old college student returning home after Christmas holidays was in a highway crash on Highway 40 near Weldon. The vehicle driven by Oliver Schaap of O Fallon swerved to avoid an obstacle and struck the rear of the other car, with passengers on the pavement afterwards.
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