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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1959
Page
6
A distorted text block recalls a wartime era with scattered names and phrases. It mentions Welton and Weldon and a vague Celtic reference, with fragmented terms like windblown, family, and memories, all tangled in garbled OCR.
A community Easter sale raised a record amount for local charities, with volunteers from Athena Society and St Patrick's Sodality coordinating food, crafts, and raffles. The event featured contributions from Hugo, Pauline Gaclyen, and other notable residents, drawing attendees to support area nonprofits.
Summary of a 4-H livestock day where contestants, including Duane Schiarnteler, competed for top placing. The report lists participants, judges, and results with points, noting a first place and other placements, and mentions associated groups and dates. Strong entities include 4-H, names, and venue cues, reflecting a late 20th century county fair style.
A murky OCR list shows names such as Ken Adams and Darhara Johartes among a cluster of spouses and individuals from St. Charles and nearby areas. The fragmentary text includes several garbled surnames and potential street or district markers, reflecting local civil registry entries for upcoming or recent marriages.
Fragmentary death notice lists several names and numbers including Mrs Meart Bodorér, Joseph Dante Wt, Ignal Indten Bchinie and LaWiehee Eeling with ages or monetary references. OCR garble limits clarity and full details are unreadable from the excerpt.
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