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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1964
Page
3
A fireside meal blends fragrant food and warm lamplight. Families cook with charcoal indoors using grates and portable hibachi. Prefab fireplaces rise in living rooms and kitchens for year round grilling with shish kebab steaks chops and seafood among popular options.
Obituaries note Edwin Moneler 57 of 1621 Norvester Road and Liam Schwendemann 87 at Penn Suraing Home.
Marriage licenses issued include Jerry Weaver from St Charles to Carolyn Brow of Evansville, and Gerald Haferkemp. Also listed are Billie Roeper and Morris Mixson of St Charles with Mary Wilson, plus Daral Conover of St Overlant and Geratd Daove of O'Fallon with Helen Lee of St. Charles. Dixie Kellenberger of Overland and others in St Charles are noted.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bock announce a boy at 207 Chauncey. Mr. and Mrs. George Howell welcome a son at 6 Cactus Court. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Carter report a boy at 988 N Kingshighway. Numerous other families across Mc, St Peters, O Fallon, Wright City, Marquette Village, and Augusta share births with addresses including Elmwood, Jackson, Clemens, Fifth, Allen, Westview, Oakwood, Houston, and Powell.
gud euerstein center accepts a $315,985 check for Union Electric's 1983 property tax bill from Paul P. Bopp, tax official. The payment rises from 1962 by $25,413 with school taxes making up 75 percent of the total. Boswell, district manager Jorikson notes the company is the county's largest taxpayer.
A description notes automobile bumpers now plated with two nickel layers under chrome. The first layer provides corrosion protection while the second resists nicks and speckles.
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