11 Jan 1971
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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1971
Page
1
A writer recalls a class project to make Christmas wreaths and centerpieces from plastic holders. They praise student effort and note 16 wreaths disappeared during a gathering of grown people, leaving 8. the incident prompts reflection on ethics and the Seventh and Tenth Commandments.
Births for sons and daughters announced with names and home addresses. Lankford Warren Marigny Schwendemann Wehmeier Endle Rhyne Dunn appear among listed couples with street addresses and city affiliations.
The county administration move to the new building is postponed after last minute problems. Three offices the nurses, highway and computer departments have moved. other transfers were halted by the County Court pending an inspection Thursday afternoon showing excessive issues.
WENTZVILLE and ST CHARLES menus list weekly lunches including Weiner on bun beef stew Vienna sausages and pizza with milk. Building work progresses with carpet replacement issues, missing flagpole, roof access redesign, and a plan to spray carpet to reduce static. Senior Fellowship event details for 50 plus attendees noted with lunch and activities.
Brian Stephen Droege, born December 28 to Mr and Mrs James Droege at 1984 West Adams, weighs 7 pounds 10 ounces. Wentzville's Ron Hunt stars in baseball and bowls a 289. Senior Citizen group meets Sunday at Borromeo Cafeteria. Fleur de Lis ABW dinner January 19 at Kennell's. Augusta PTA meets Tuesday 8 p.m. Centenniel slides featured. Colene Williams named Queen of December with TOPS Club 317. Wentzwille School Board January session tonight. Earl W Lash attended a Fort Lee Virginia course.
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