Rain-Flood Strikes St. Charles County Farms
Five inches of rain in 12 hours on May 25 plus seven inches earlier in the week caused flash flooding across St. Charles County. Creeks breached levees at Elm Point and many roads stayed submerged 12 to 14 hours. Railway lines were washed out near St. Peters West Alton and Augusta as floodwaters rose and drainage improved by Sunday.
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St. Charles County
Accord
Toms
Mississippi
Missouri River
Elm Point Creek
Norfolk and Western
St. Peters
West Alton
Augusta
Perugue
Dar
Denne
Volmert
Vince Hanley
St.Charles County
Rainbow Assembly Officers Installed in St Charles May 1968
Rainbow Assembly A3 St Charles Mo opened its officers installation on May 26 1968 with Worthy Advisor Denne Creeks and a slate including Mary Jane Harlan Pat Scott Cindy Kelly Beverly Moore Debbie Gibbs Pam Maxson Pris cilla Nowack and others. Debris clogged culverts and levees threaten flooding while soil loss from farms remains major. experts urge conservation practices and terrace systems.
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Rainbow Assembly
St. Charles
Dianne Johnson
Mary Jane Harlan
Pat Scott
Lovey Delklaus
Cindy Kelly
Beverly Moore
Becky Helt
Angie Colbert
Karen Behan
Debbie Gibbs
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