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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1966
Page
6
A check for 697.07 dollars arrived at the St. Charlies County Library as the fourth quarter per capita library aid payment for the 1965 66 fiscal year. The aid, administered via the Missouri State Library, is allocated by population served and compliance with standards and requirements.
Miss Donna Phillips daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Phillips of 5090 down by the state agency. County Library director Charles A Gholz says funds will buy periodical subscriptions with space for magazines and newspapers at 1900 Merrill Drive St Charles. Fallon Ave O Falling Missouri has completed recruit training at Bainbridge Md home on leave before Great Lakes Hospital Corps School. Donna a Fort Zumwalt High School graduate enlisted at St Charles Navy Recruiting in April 1966 for three years.
Pictured above are the St. Charles Rotary Club officers who assumed duties July 1. Seated from left Leonard Rubenstein treasurer Herb Adler president Bill Mullins vice president. standing Jim Fitz sergeant at arms Wes Hedges International Service Kennard Fenton secretary Ed Wolff Vocational Ki ster Studio Service. Not present were Dave Baue Club Service Don Burkhalter Community Service and Tom Cannon president and inter city activities.
A group of named individuals from St. Charles Mo Florissant St. James Macon and nearby areas appear in a reader roster of participants or volunteers. The list includes Ralph West Paul Cook Cheryl Ogden Adam Kine Gloria LaMar Judy Bishop Larry Rodery Zelma Britain and other residents from St. Charles St. Louis Brunswick Portage and O Fallon.
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