City Audit Near Two Years Delays City Report
State auditors began a five year city audit in St Charles on August 9 1961. The team faced delays as personnel left and budgets rose with daily costs totaling up to 40 000 over time. Officials fear completion may take another two years before a city report is issued.
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Garing
Zoro
State Auditors Department
St. Charlen
Manete
Taare
Eity
Dey
Sc. Charles
Park bond election reset after church fire delays polling
The $128000 park bond vote was postponed due to a fire at the Presbyterian church disabling a polling location. The election, previously set for June 18 after a narrow April defeat, aims to create a city park and housing plan for Woodrow Trader city.
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Presbyterian Rch
Beucre
Weer City
Tafts
219 Will Graduate From SCHS at 1960 Commencement
The 1960 St Charles High School graduating class of 219 candidates will participate in the city’s thirty third annual commencement exercises at 8 p m Friday night in the stadium unless rain forces indoors seating that would be limited. Dr Earle Collins president of Missouri Valley College Marshall Missouri will deliver the address. Principal Fred Burger will present diplomas with Rev Themes C Carman delivering invocation and benediction. The A Cappella choir will present two members.
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St. Charles High School
Glela
Earle Collins
Missouri Valley College
Marshall
Missouri
A Ceppella
William “Adams
Gerald Raeison
Mary Alfred
Ranta ‘Atwell
Mary Ant Bucons
Charyl Barklage
Jerry Biser
Cheryl Basler
Eugene Beckham
Larry Besson
Willian Birch
Terry Biser
Donald Belli
Michael Black
Sharon Blotin
Ronald Boettcher
Elizabeth Boettee
Dorwood Borguchuke, Jr
Harvid Carpenter
Fort Causey
Ronald Cleveland
James Cody
F. David Domed
Joan Connayer
Dons Ald Cork
Shark Covington
Geant On
Large Structures Dominate Sioux Plant Plans
Readable sections describe the first unit of a proposed Sioux plant with tall steel frames and an elevator shaft beside a boiler. A 48 main turbine room stands to the right while three more buildings center for offices shops lunchrooms and lockers.
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Sioux
Near Surgery For Mrs. Young
Mrs. Martha Young, a 31 year old St. Louis resident, lingered with a serious heart condition awaiting an open heart operation at Barnes Hospital. Seventy five residents offered to donate blood. twenty five were eligible but only five remained available for the procedure. The procedure had been planned earlier but was postponed.
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SS Charles
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Martha Young
Bob Detve
Gery
Young
Journal For Blood Dogors
Hirai
Pioneers in Baking: Edna Frederick W Hucker’s Early Life
Edna Frederick W Hucker, a renowned baker from Wesphalia, Germany, born Hanover March 25, 1930, served in the German army, married Emilie Rie Mengelwalder, and migrated to America after the war. He settled in St. Louis and opened Hucker Bakery, later moving with family to St. Charles in 1868 to acquire a new shop.
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Edna Frederick W. Hucker
Wesphalia
Germany
Elanover
Emilie Rie
Mengelwalder
America
St. Louis
Hucker
Olwit
St. Charles
Duchesne High School Holds Seventh Graduation Ceremony
Nine seniors graduated from Duchesne High School in the seventh annual commencement held in Suduyaéghe. Diplomas were presented by Rt Rev Monsignor Strauss with remarks from Rev Thomas R Albrecht. Notable awards went to Bill Weber Peggy Prdrucc Theresa Wo kins and Caroll Howell. The graduating class includes Gerry Auckly Lynn Barteau Steve Benskin Tad Buerding Ronald Bannot Vincent Bolte Tom Uretensteiner Paul Brass and many others.
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Duchesne Hist
Suduyaéghe
RD Haya
Wil
Nétglarehp
Jon Flekel
Ductoane Sdmbimreo
Winpese
Phil Henegan
Rock
Hourat College
bin Weber
St. Edwards University
Brenda Krull
Kirbyville
Margaret Strasser
Kase Marian
Prince
Thomas R. Albrecht
Mercy High School
St Lele
Gerry Auckly
Lynn Barteau
Steve Benskin
Tad Buerding
Ronald Bannot
Vincent Bolte
Tom Uretensteiner
Paul Brass
James Buehrle
Raph Doerhot
Roger Doer
Hoff
Paul Dunnermann
Jarome Echele
Paul Geller
Mark Cemnemann
James ‘Grahasn
Othur Hayden
Ronald Haye
Pri Hengon
Lar Holmes
Carrell Howell
B Xehlenboefer
David Kortmann
Bernard Kruse
Gregory Lotion
Dorrit Macheeng
Toi “Machenu
John ‘Ochs
Dave Prime
John Schaberg
John Slathery
Dennis Smalley
Donald Brilfe
Roger Suckmidt
bin Spate
God and Country Award Te Tre For Local Scouts
Local church plans a June 9 service where Boy Scouts will receive the God and Country Award, the highest religious honor from the National Protestant Scouts Council. Recipients must demonstrate faithfulness, advance to First Class, complete a year’s church service, and learn duties outlined by the church minister.
Auto Club Urges Caution as Kids Seek Play This Summer
Local Auto Club urges motorists to watch for children during summer vacation as schools dismiss. Officials warn children play near streets in peak months, urging drivers to use caution and reduce speed to prevent accidents.
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Auto Club
Ip Rilteen
Ees
Jus, July and ‘Glub
Scamsonk Adl
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Sccay
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Wienesday
Sen. Rhodes
Aero Space Team
Lincoin
Warren Counties
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Fuueeat
Nec
Doral
Montreal
Canada
Extrete Les
Foveign
State Public Service Commission
Twillman ‘Cviities
Sontinged
SCHS
Sioux Plant
Duchesne High
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Keesting
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Hhem
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